Three animated flies performing their own little space odyssey? Way cuter than it sounds.

While a straightforward animated version of 'Apollo 13' would be a unique way to educate the kiddies on space travel, it might also bore those kiddies to death.

Enter Nat, I.Q. and Scooter, the three winged stars of 'Fly Me to the Moon,' the first animated movie created exclusively for 3D screens.

The trio -- who are definitely NOT drawn to scale, but ridiculously cute nonetheless -- join Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins on the Apollo 11 in this family adventure. Get a taste of the fun with this exclusive clip.

'Showgirls,' 'Days of Thunder,' 'Grease 2' and other movies we shamefully enjoy

What is a guilty pleasure? A movie you're embarrassed to admit you like? A movie so bad it's good? A movie so cheesy or odd you just can't get enough of it?

Yes (to all three)! And it's definitely subjective, but you know one when you see it (repeatedly, in the privacy of your own home, with the shades down).

Click through to see ours, then tell us yours. (Our Guilt Factor is on a scale of 1-10.)

E.T. lays down the law in new drama.

Emma Thompson is easy to love, whether she's in fantasy form ('Harry Potter'), Merchant Ivory territory, or something more left-of-center ('Stranger Than Fiction').

So it's a bloody delight to find her playing Lady Marchmain, the devious (or as she puts it, "incredibly complicated") mother in 'Brideshead Revisited,' a British import which put somewhat simplistically is like 'Atonement' meets 'The Dreamers.'

Could Oscar come calling yet again? It'd be hard to count this role out. Get a look at the film and hear from Thompson in this exclusive video.

"I don't really consider 'The Big Lebowski' a stoner movie. It's about a guy who's stoned."

Judd Apatow fans, 'Freaks and Geeks' fans, aficionados of the Mary J, rejoice!

Seth Rogen and James Franco star in the new Apatow-produced movie 'Pineapple Express,' which hopes to join the great pantheon of stoner movies like ... well, just what is a stoner movie, anyway?

The two stars debate that point as well as which is more dangerous -- beer or pot? -- and what their characters on 'Freaks and Geeks' would be up to now, in our most recent Unscripted interview.

Faris' playmate gets naughty with a manhole.

Anna Faris has always been the most reliable part of any 'Scary Movie,' but her latest role could be her most fitting yet.

She plays a flighty Playboy Playmate booted from the mansion in 'The House Bunny.' We're not saying Faris is flighty ... it's just, she's so damn brilliant at playing dumb.

In this exclusive clip, Faris gets more than she bargained for when she tries to pull a "Marilyn" to impress her date (Colin Hanks, sounding more like Dad than ever).

Tennessee kids collect office supply for noble cause.

One of the greatest things about documentaries is that they can bring to light simple yet sensational human stories that otherwise might go untold (and unlike a news program like, say, '60 Minutes,' are afforded the time to really dig into them).

Such is the case with 'Paper Clips,' the inspiring story of a rural Tennessee classroom that decided to collect six million clips in memory of every Jew killed in the Holocaust. Soon enough they had Tom Hanks, Bill Cosby and the rest of America helping their cause.

Even the trailer for this doc could leave you teary-eyed -- in which case you should most definitely check out the film in full (or snag it onto your own site) from our friends at SnagFilms.

Garner ... Aniston ... Witherspoon ... Which of these stars is expecting?

You can't read a celeb gossip site without seeing new "is that a baby bump?" speculation every day, it seems.

Usually,the answer is no, with someone refuting the story and claiming thebelly pooch is just some bloating or a little weight gain (as if!).

See if you've been able to keep track of fact and fiction of the Hollywood baby boom by taking our celebrity pregnancy test.

Is it Bangkok that's dangerous ... or Nicolas Cage?

Remakes of popular movies are often a dubious affair, but not when directors get to remake their OWN movies.

That's the case with the upcoming crime thriller 'Bangkok Dangerous,' which brothers Danny and Oxide Pang are directing as a remake of their 1999 movie of the same name (well, not the same name exactly, but in Thai it's something that I can't reproduce on an American keyboard).

Nicolas Cage plays a hitman who travels to Bangkok to fulfill his hours of community service, i.e., kill some people. Check out this exclusive clip in which he chases down a bad guy on his motorcycle. Think he picked up any cycle-riding tips from 'Ghost Rider'?

Who needs Vegas when you have your local movie theater?

The next best thing to seeing a Cirque du Soleil show live and in person?

Seeing a Cirque du Soleil show on the big screen, coming to multiplexes soon in all its visual glory.

As dancer Eira Glover describes in this behind-the-scenes look, 'Cirque du Soleil: DELIRIUM' is "a mixture of music, of dance, of acrobatics, of multimedia." Look for it in theaters August 20.