“This is the type of picture I like to watch, the kind of story I like to read. What’s interesting to me is how the story keeps changing, and the reality of what’s happening keeps changing, and how up until the very final scene, it’s all about how the truth is perceived–Scorsese.
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"Valentine's Day," directed by Garry Marshall, has a star-studded cast featuring Ashton Kutcher, Jamie Foxx, Julia Roberts, Jessica Alba, Jessica Biel, Taylor Swift, Anne Hathaway and many more. The film is being released February 12 by Warner.

Marshall states, "'Valentine's Day' covers various types of relationships, and I think they all work very well because all our actors were so good. The most important thing was finding the right chemistry. Nobody can define it, but the audience knows when it's there. The great actors and actresses can create it…and we certainly had a great cast."

Mel Gibson plays Craven in "Edge of Darkness," the new film based on a 20 year old BBC miniseries of the same name. The film is being released on January 29 by Warner Bros.

Gibson, returning to the screen after a highly successful period behind the camera, takes on the part of Craven, his first starring role in seven years. "It was an intriguing story," says Gibson. "That's the main thing–if I think it'll be compelling and entertaining to an audience, I'm on board."

Albert and Allen Hughes are the directors of "The Book of Eli," starring Denzel Washington. The film will be released by Warner January 15.

"What we liked about this story was that it was an action adventure but it also had something to say about commitment, sacrifice, survival and human nature," offers Allen Hughes, who, with his twin brother, Albert, directed "The Book of Eli." It is the fifth feature film for the pair, who made their auspicious debut at age 20 with the powerful and acclaimed inner-city drama "Menace II Society."