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Comedians Patton Oswalt and Brian Posehn may have wrung comic mileage from griping about the "Star Wars" franchise. But if you want to hear some really funny stuff about the inner workings of "Star Wars," Mark Hamill is clearly the man to call.

To celebrate what has become unofficial "Star Wars" day among fans – "May the Forth be with you," get it? – Entertainment Weekly hosted three sold-out screenings of "Return Of The Jedi" at the Egyptian Theater in Los Angeles on Saturday, and to the surprise of those in attendance, Hamill stopped by unannounced to talk all things "Star Wars." The man who was Luke Skywalker happened to have a few pretty hilarious things to say about his memories of "Jedi."

'Despicable Me 2' (Photo: Universal Pictures)

If you were looking forward to hearing Al Pacino voice a character in an animated feature, the wait just got a whole lot longer. Universal Pictures and Illumination Entertainment revealed Friday that Pacino has been dropped from the voice cast of "Despicable Me 2," with the studios citing creative differences.

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Already a worldwide blockbuster, "Iron Man 3" is anything but a bomb.

But about it's bombs...

The Robert Downey Jr. superhero sequel, which formally opened in theaters here Friday, hinges on explosive terror attacks, and depicts amputees. Combined, the plot points, being viewed in the wake of the April 15 Boston Marathon bombing, have caused some critics to charge, "Too soon."

Robert Downey Jr. and Gwyneth Paltrow in Marvel Studios' 'Iron Man 3'

This weekend, "Iron Man 3" kicks off the summer movie season with a bang. The film is already well on its way to making boatloads of dough and pleasing legions of diehard fans. We all know that "Iron Man 3" will be one of the biggest hits of the summer, but here are five facts about the film that you may not know, but definitely should.

Columbia PicturesThe Earth is apparently still in need of protection from the scum of the universe as Sony Pictures has hired a screenwriter to pen "Men in Black 4," the follow-up to last summer's sci-fi comedy hit.

Sony has brought on one of its new favorite scribes, Oren Uziel, to write the fourth installment of the highly lucrative franchise, which will continue the adventures of (presumably) Agent J (Will Smith) and K (either Tommy Lee Jones or Josh Brolin, depending on what time period you happen to be in). Actually, the details of the project are vague at best, as it's unknown if either Smith or Jones will actually be returning, and Brolin and "MiB3" star Emma Thompson currently don't have deals to reprise their roles.

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Today's release of "Iron Man 3" marks the official beginning of Marvel's Phase Two, a new set of stand-alone cinematic adventures that will lead up to another mega-hero-mashup, "The Avengers 2." Phase One began with Tony Stark in 2008's "Iron Man," so it's only appropriate that the billionaire industrialist who occasionally suits up and saves the world is leading the second charge.

The next Phase Two film spotlights the character that was probably the hardest sell of Phase One, Thor of Asgard (Chris Hemsworth). The boisterous thunder-controlling god (or something) from another dimension returns for a new adventure in "Thor: The Dark World," and the superheroic yet brash and arrogant warrior isn't done with being severely humbled just yet.