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Movie buffs and television fanatics, get to watching! These are some of the buzziest things to watch before the big night.

Lady Bird is certified 100% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes, which is a rare feat. I went to see what all the hype was about and here's what I think.

The summer movie seasons chugs along this weekend, with a slapstick comedy, our first horror entry and a kid-friendly adventure about a lost alien.

A pair of wildly different sequels to surprise hits arrive in theaters this weekend—one for kids that adults may also like, the other about adults who disguise themselves as kids. 'How to Train Your Dragon 2' Hiccup and Toothless are back, this time helping to fend off a major invasion of their now-peaceful land...

This weekend we get a fresh interpretation of a classic fairy tale, along with a wacky-looking western comedy from the guy who made 2012's hit about a foul-mouthed stuffed animal, 'Ted.'

This weekend, we get the sequel to a massive action blockbuster from a few years ago, plus a new animated tale about a boy and his dad, who is a dog. '300: Rise of an Empire' Another battle in the war between the Greeks and Persians that we first saw in 2007's '300,' this naval fight sees General Themistocles facing off against Artemisia and the Persian armada...

In the mood for some action? Good news! You can now do spy-thriller action or disaster-movie action. Choose wisely. '3 Days to Kill' A veteran secret agent must complete dual missions: stop a dangerous global terrorist, and look after his estranged daughter for the first time in 10 years...

What a great lineup of love-themed films hitting theaters this Valentine's Day weekend. So romantic, so heartwarming—wait, 'Robocop'? What the heck is 'Robocop' doing there? It's called counterprogramming, people. 'Endless Love' To keep their passionate romance alive, a pair of star-crossed lovers must fight against their parents' attempts to keep them apart...

After a somewhat slow start to the moviegoing year, this weekend features three big-time pictures hitting theaters, with something for all ages. 'The Monuments Men' In this true story of WWII, a group of museum directors and art historians is tasked by President Roosevelt with rescuing thousands of pieces of European art before Hitler and the Nazis can destroy them...

New this weekend: the latest update of a classic horror tale, and a critics' darling and multiple Golden Globe-winning drama expands to theaters across the country. 'I, Frankenstein' This present-day take on Mary Shelley's classic story finds Frankenstein's Monster caught in a battle between demons and gargoyles—and both sides want to know the secret of how this creature came to be...

Oscar nominations came out Thursday morning, with films like 'American Hustle' and '12 Years a Slave' leading the way. You can probably bet that none of this weekend's new releases will figure into next year's Oscars, but that doesn't mean there won't be something you like. The four films opening wide on Friday cover a wide range of genres and styles, a little something for everyone.