1) Starpulse user Babyumyum asks: "I like Charles Chaplin. How many silent films did he make and why only one talkie?" Chaplin made his first film, Making a Living, in 1914. That same year, he made 34 more films.

''Lions for Lambs,'' the preachy, star-driven first release of United Artists under Tom Cruise and producing partner Paula Wagner's management, seems to ask every question imaginable about the war on terrorism while offering not a hint of answers. No one will ever look back decades from now and say ''Lions for Lambs'' was even remotely a definitive film about the war on terror.

A historic camera belonging to screen legend Charlie Chaplin is expected to fetch thousands when it goes up for sale at a London auction this summer. The Bell and Howell 2709, which was used to film many of Chaplin's masterful silent films, including 1921's The Gold Rush (1925), is estimated to sell for $180,000 when it is auction off Christie's.