We've added a series of new quotes to the top movie in the land.

Yes, that's High School Musical 3: Senior Year. Check out the sample below - and then vote for your favorite High School Musical 3 quotes by following our link...

Troy Bolton: [singing] This is the last time to get it right. This is the last chance to make it all night. We gotta show what we're all about, work together. This is the last chance to make our mark. History will know who we are. This is the last game so make it count. It's now or never.

Chad Danforth: What are you gonna do if Julliard says yes?
Troy Bolton: I don't know.
Chad Danforth: That's not what I wanted to hear.

Troy Bolton: East High is a place where teachers encouraged us to break the status quo and define ourselves as we choose. Where a jock can cook up a mean crème brulee, and a brainiac can break it down on the dance floor. It's a place where one person, if it's the right person, changes us all. East High is having friends we'll keep for the rest of our lives, and that means we really are 'all in this together'. Once a Wildcat, always a Wildcat!

Coach Jack Bolton: We've dug ourselves a hole, and the only way out is on each other's shoulders. No more X's and O's. Forget the scoreboard. Here's the number that means something... Sixteen minutes left in the game... the season... and for the seniors on this squad... sixteen minutes left in a Wildcats uniform.

In a new Los Angeles Times article, writer Frank Miller and actor Samuel L. Jackson talked about the upcoming graphic novel movie, The Spirit.

"It's very different than the look and feel of Sin City and 300 because the source material is so different," Miller said. "The Spirit is its own, full-color world."

Jackson, who plays The Octopus, added:

"There are some great scenes where we just go at it. Frank knew what he wanted to do. You look at this movie and you can tell it's his. Nobody else would make this movie this way, which is why he's doing movies now."

“He has all the deterioration, the infirmities, not of a newborn, but of a man well in his 80s on the way to his grave.”

So says the doctor who delivers the title character in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.

This Christmas Day release stars Brad Pitt as a man that ages backward, and Cate Blanchett as the woman with whom he falls in love. Here's a photo of the stars in action:

Read the full Times article on The Curious Case of Benjamin Button now.

According to The Playlist, Maggie Cheung and Samuel L. Jackson have joined the cast of Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds.

Cheung will reportedly portray Madame Mimieux, the French matron of the Cinematheque that takes in the protagonist Shosanna (Melanie Laurent) because she's homeless and being sought by the Nazis.

Jackson, a Tarantino favorite, will be the narrator of the film.

The cast for Inglourious Basterds is coming together.

American movie-goers have to wait a few days before Quantum of Solace opens in U.S. theaters.

But James Bond returned to the big screen in Europe with a record-setting opening. The film earned a $38.6 million at 2,123 theaters in the U.K., France and Sweden, two weeks ahead of the domestic launch.

In Bond's native country, the $25.3 million opening broke the three-day launch record held by Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. This 007 installment also set a Friday record with $8 million, 23% higher than Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.

Slumdog Millionaire is the story of an illiterate Indian child who wins the jackpot on Kaun Banega Crorepati, the Hindi version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?

Check out the trailer for this critically-acclaimed film below:

Slumdog Millionaire Trailer

Not even humorous pornography was enough to knock Zac Efron and company from the top of the box office for a second consecutive weekend.

Here's a recap of the top five:

1. High School Musical 3: $15 million
2. Zack and Miri Make a Porno: $10.6 million
3. Saw V: $10.1 million
4. Changeling: $9.4 million
5. The Haunting of Molly Hartley: $6 million

Corbin Bleu and Zac Efron are officially major movie stars.

Count Terrence Howard among those not looking forward to Iron Man 2. The reason?

The actor has been replaced in the role of Jim Rhodes by Don Cheadle.

Now, Entertainment Weekly has gone behind the scenes of the cast shake up and come up with a list of reasons why Howard won't be returning to the franchise:

• Howard was the first actor signed for Iron Man; and he was paid accordingly, actually making more than Gwyneth Paltrow, Jeff Bridges and even Robert Downey Jr.;
• Director Jon Favreau was unhappy with Howard's performance cut many of his scenes;
• Therefore, Howard's screen time was minimized during writing of the sequel;
• As a result, the offer made to Howard for Iron Man 2 was drastically lower than the salary he made on the original, reportedly as much as 80 percent lower.

From there, it's unclear which side left the negotiating table first. But it appears as though Howard's on-set problems, combined with his displeasure of a pay cut, led to the casting of Cheadle in the role.

Look for Downey to shake hands with Cheadle in Iron Man 2.

Zack and Miri Make a Porno is the only major movie opening this weekend. Both Changeling and RocknRolla will be released nationwide, but each has already enjoyed a limited run in a few cities.

Here's a rundown of the Seth Rogen comedy...

Zack and Miri Make a Porno
Stars: Seth Rogen, Elizabeth Banks
Quick synopsis: Two long-time friends are in debt and, therefore, choose to make a porno together. Naturally.
Prediction: Comedy and sex? Yeah. This will be number-one at the box office.

Cadillac Records opens on December 5.

It chronicles the rise of Chess Records, along with its numerous recording artists, and it stars Beyonce.

Here's the movie's first poster: