Before that, however, I’d like to take this opportunity to highlight some of the movies that didn’t make our final field of 32. Mass. Movie Madness honorable mentions — and where to watch them ...

Watching a “How to Train Your Dragon” movie he wasn't in, “I would've been like that: ‘I would've said that a little flatter,’ ” Butler says, laughing.

Different actors from different walks of life are given a shot at being a movie star. Hollywood wants it to happen…but it doesn’t. These attempts at minting a new movie star didn’t quite work.

One of those ways is through movies. Brian Wilson’s music–with and without The Beach Boys–has been a part of dozens of great music moments in movies.

The key to making a Stephen King movie: It's all about humanity Like many of the iconic author’s Constant Readers, Flanagan has watched his share of bad Stephen King movies over the years.

For now, the new How to Train Your Dragon movie will only available to watch in a movie theater, when it opens in the U.S. on Friday, June 13. You can find a showing near you via Fandango.

Don't let the star power fool you — this is the sort of vintage momma-paranoia melodrama synonymous with the basic-cable channel back in the day.

How to Train Your Dragon filmmaker Dean DeBlois has a list of regrets about his movies, so found the live-action project a way to right some wrongs.