There's the quintessential romantic comedy, and then there's the romdramedy. Similar to a dramedy (in which there is an equal balance of humor and serious content), a romdramedy combines comedy and drama with that mushy thing we call romance.

Bruce Willis is desperate to forget his embarrassing film flops. The Die Hard star would love to go back in time and erase certain movies from the Hollywood history books.

An odd assortment of animals from the New York Zoo discover what a jungle the city can be when one of their own is mistakenly shipped to the wild and they embark on a dangerous mission to rescue him in The Wild. Also on DVD: Lucky Number Slevin and Goal! The Dream Begins.

Josh Hartnett is furious with girlfriend Scarlett Johansson for partying with That '70s Show star Wilmer Valderrama. The Lucky Number Slevin actor was reportedly so worried that he kept calling the Lost In Translation star to check up on her.

The Ice Age sequel is still melting hearts in America after taking in a hefty $34.5 million in its second week on release. Ice Age: The Meltdown crashed into the number-one spot on the box office list last week with a $70.5 million debut, and it's easily keeping the competition off the top. The family film also becomes the first film to cross the $100 million mark.

Josh Hartnett ditched his work-out to prepare for his latest film Lucky Number Slevin because he wanted his character to look like a regular guy. The actor appears for a large part of the film clad only in a towel and didn't mind being in less than top form.

Josh Hartnett was terrified of filming a love scene with Lucy Liu in new movie Lucky Number Slevin after watching her play an assassin in Kill Bill: Vol 1. The actress played killer O'ren-Ishii in the ultra-violent film, who is a member of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad.

Lucy Liu was horrified when she joined her Lucky Number Slevin co-star Josh Hartnett for a night on the town when the police were called to calm them down. The actress rarely lives it up when she's working, but she thought a night out with cast and crew in Montreal, Canada, would be harmless.

Film-makers took no chances when shooting Morgan Freeman's death in movie Lucky Number Slevin, they pumped oxygen to him while his character was being suffocated in a plastic bag. The actor plays a ruthless crime boss who gets his comeuppance in a harrowing scene.

Lucy Liu was thrilled at the chance to leave martial arts behind and just be a regular girl-next-door in her new film. The star, who shot to fame after appearing as bisexual vixen Ling Woo in the TV series Ally McBeal, enjoyed the comparative freedom of her role as Lindsey in new comedy thriller Lucky Number Slevin.