Everyone's favorite kick ass babe from Alias seemed ripe with promise to make the plunge into the silver screen after taking home the Golden Globe three years ago. Several lackluster (Daredevil and Elektra) and underappreciated (13 Going on 30) films later, one begins to wonder just how ready she is? Sarah and Tara from Television without Pity size up Jennifer to see if she's got the goods to make it at the next level. Just for the record, I think she's got it but needs a keener eye when it comes to reviewing scripts and choosing roles. Also Affleck has got to go. He's acting quicksand for anyone that is around him.

Read the full commentary at MSNBC and if you need new desktop wallpaper check out the sexy sisters of Alias.

Do you ever wonder why some movie release dates randomly change? Are studios playing leap frog to avoid competition with each other? Does the director need more time in the editing room in order to perfect his vision? "Maybe they're undergoing reshooting. Maybe they'd be better off in spring rather than winter. And maybe they're being dumped." (CNN) However we justify our answers, we can't feel too secure as we cautiously take our seat and hope that we haven't wasted our money. Enjoy the show!

Check out the CNN article.

Ever since Paris' address book leaked out over the Internet this past weekend, my phone has been ringing off the hook. Yeah we hooked up once people. Get over it already. I told her to use a password more secure than the name of her chihuahua for her phone but there is just no talking to that girl. So onto the more interesting starlets gracing the red carpet at this Sunday's 77th running of the Oscars. Do you want to know who should be preparing their acceptance speech, who should pull a Tonya Harding and who should crash this party? Well you've come to the right place for all the information that's relevant and completely irrelevant regarding the batch of films that was 2004. So sharpen those #2 pencils and get your Oscar pool form primed because I've got the winners for you right here.

With two guys writing around here, the testosterone can get a little thick at times. So I thought I'd defer to the two cool and funny chicks of Television without Pity for commentary on the actor everyone loves to ridicule, pretty boy Keanu Reeves. He is the anchor in every movie where he actually has to act yet the studios keep inviting him back to the set (The Matrix doesn't count. All he did the entire film was stand there and look cool). Mind-boggling I say. Anyway, the quote of the day comes from Sarah Bunting "I think he only got the Scott Favor role in 'My Own Private Idaho' because an actual log turned it down. "

Read the full exchange on MSNBC.

Anybody who has seen High Fidelity knows the value of a great top 5 list. They can be sliced, diced and debated endlessly. So after seeing more films than any one person should be allowed to see in 2004, I've doubled the fun and listed the 10 that had the most original voices and left their imprint on me.