January truly is the worst month for film. In fact, January is the equivalent of the second string JV team in high school. Its sole purpose is to warm the benches for the upcoming seasons.

This weekend "500 Days of Summer" became my favorite movie of the season. The film's non-linear style of romantic storytelling works incredibly well. Jumping back and forth

Three flicks hit DVD shelves this week: Firewall, Underworld Evolution and The Three Burials Of Melquiades Estrada. "Firewall" centers on a bank security expert who must save his family from a criminal mastermind. "Underworld Evolution" continues the saga of war between the vampires (Death Dealers) and werewolves (Lycans). "The Three Burials Of Melquiades Estrada" is a fractured tale of murder and injustice on the U.S.-Mexico border.

Harrison Ford hates the internet because it means anyone can spread malicious gossip about him. The actor, who plays a computer-security specialist in his latest film Firewall, sees a need to censor his words to avoid being misrepresented online.

Harrison Ford has refused to retire any time soon, although he will be a senior citizen in just two years time. The 63-year-old, who did his own fight scenes in recent thriller Firewall, insists he's still fit enough for the big screen.

Steve Martin's portrayal of Inspector Clouseau in The Pink Panther pounced to the top of the box office with a $21.7 million in its opening weekend. The remake of the 1963 comedy classic opened to mixed reviews but was able to sneak past horror film Final Destination 3, which grossed $20.1 million.

* Harrison Ford was thrilled to start filming intense fight scenes for his new movie Firewall after just sitting around for months on end. The 63-year-old action star had brutal battles with co-star Paul Bettany in the film, and did his own stunts during the fight scenes.

Virginia Madsen was so desperate to kiss Harrison Ford in new movie Firewall she locked lips with the aging movie star on the first day of filming. The actress was handpicked by Ford to play his wife in the thriller and wasted no time in letting him know how grateful she was - and just how much she liked the Indiana Jones star.

* Keira Knightley was horrified after filming her sexy lap dance in Domino because the street gang her character was trying to disarm were real-life thugs. The slender star had no idea she was gyrating in front of genuine criminals - which included violent gangster Eddie Hernandez. But director Tony Scott was convinced most actors would be too good-looking to play the parts.

Sideways star Virginia Madsen so impressed co-star Harrison Ford in the new thriller Firewall, she's now the frontrunner to play his love interest in the fourth Indiana Jones adventure. Madsen plays Ford's wife in the new movie and admits they both found an unusual chemistry on set - after the ageing action man handpicked her for the role.