This Christmas Day, there are not one, but two different Leonardo DiCaprio movies hitting theaters.  In the one by a certain Quentin Tarantino, he plays a evil plantation owner in the Antebellum South, but in The Great Gatsby, he plays the titular character in a 3D adaptation of F. Scott Fitsgerald's classic novel.  A new still from Baz Luhrmann's lavish take on the novel features DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire, and Amitabh Bachchan.

This is a big year for archery in popular culture.  At the movies, we've already seen Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games and next month Pixar's Princess Merida will sling some arrows, while Marvel's resident marksman Hawkeye is currently killing aliens/wearing no sleeves in The Avengers.  The best man with a bow in the DC universe is getting his own live-action iteration this year too, as the Green Arrow leads the new television series Arrow.

You can't keep a good Furyan down.  Nor can you keep him from going shirtless, even when his usual sartorial choice is a flattering and revealing tank top.  A new picture from the set of Riddick proves both of these points, as Vin Diesel returns to the role of the intergalactic murderer for the third time, after almost a decade away from the bald butcher's interstellar adventures.

Life of Pi, an adaptation of the hugely acclaimed bestseller by Yann Martel, has been in the works under several different directors since the novel was published over a decade, but the film is actually set to hit theaters at the end of this year.  As such, we now have our first look at a still from the film.  As you'd expect, it has the protagonist, Pi, a Bengal Tiger named Richard Parker, and a lifeboat.

It's been a solid decade since we were introduced to Jason Bourne in The Bourne Identity and a full five years since we last saw the indomitable amnesiac super-assassin in The Bourne Ultimatum.  Though we may very well have seen the last of Matt Damon as Jason Bourne, this summer, the franchise will continue with The Bourne Legacy, which tells the story of a new government assassin who goes off the figurative reservation. 

Today, there's a new still from the film showcasing Jeremy Renner and Edward Norton, along with a better idea of approach involved in the Bourne-less espionage adventure, thanks to co-writer and director Tony Gilroy.

A new still from this summer's sequel G.I. Joe: Retaliation highlights one of the few castmembers returning from 2009's G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra: Byung-hun Lee, who plays the action figure-turned action movie bad guy Storm Shadow.  Storm Shadow is the villainous nemesis of good guy ninja Snake Eyes, once again played by Ray Park, another returned G.I. Joe thespian.

Relativity Media has released the first official still from House at the End of the Street, this year's atmospheric thriller starring none other than Jennifer Lawrence.  Doubtless many readers saw Lawrence over the last weekend, when The Hunger Games had the third-highest opening weekend in film history, undeniably making Lawrence a certified movie star.

In House at the End of the Street, Lawrence plays Elissa, who, along with her mother played by fellow Academy Award nominee Elisabeth Shue, move to a new town.  All is well until they discover that the house next door was the site of a horrific double murder and Lawrence's character begins a friendship with the only survivor, played by Max Thieriot.

Hey everybody, The CW has revealed an official first look at Arrow, featuring Stephen Amell in costume as DC Comics hero Green Arrow.  The dark image has Amell as a hooded Oliver Queen, highlighting the stripped-down costume.  That costume is designed by three-time Oscar winner Colleen Atwood, who is a favorite of both Tim Burton and Johnny Depp, with credits including Dark Shadows, The Rum Diary, Sleepy Hollow, The Tourist, and Big Fish, as well as Joe vs. the Volcano and The Silence of the Lambs.

Paramount Pictures has revealed a brand new official image from the upcoming sequel G.I. Joe: Retaliation.  It doesn't feature Dwayne Johnson flexing, Bruce Willis smirking, or even Adrianne Palicki being amazing.  Instead, it has the perpetually masked Snake Eyes striking a pose.  Though the character never speaks, his body language has him channeling his inner Harry Callahan, and you can almost here him saying, "You've got to ask yourself one question, 'Do I feel lucky?'  Well, do you, punk?"

Producer Jerry Bruckheimer – who has spent three decades pumping out cinematic product that captures the zeitgeist – has demonstrated his promotional flare by unveiling the first official image from The Lone Ranger, his new project with Gore Verbinski, the director the first three films in the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise.  The image introduces Armie Hammer as the titular western avenger and Johnny Depp as his Native American sidekick, Tonto.