Prepare for the Batman and Joker's arrival on DVD this month.

Moviegoer hysteria over 'The Dark Knight' -- the biggest box office hit since 'Titanic' -- may have finally calmed when summer turned to fall.

But expect a second wave of Bat-demonium when 'Dark Knight' hits DVD on December 9 (and a third when Warner Bros. re-releases the movie in theaters for a January Oscar push).

Count down the days until 'Dark Knight' can be yours, all yours with this exclusive widget, which includes a countdown and video, and updates daily with new "Joker Challenge" games. Enjoy Bat fans: You can snag it too, after the jump.

Ashley Judd travels from Hollywood to Bollywood to help fight AIDS.

Sixty-two million people have been affected by the AIDS/HIV virus epidemic that is running rampant across the globe. Yet it's difficult for relief efforts to zero in on each of the world's locales that are so desperately in need of funding to fight the disease.

In 'India's Hidden Plague,' actress Ashley Judd travels from Hollywood to Mumbai (home of Bollywood) to help bring relief to one of many such countries. Without much press and media coverage, India is left to fend for itself against the virus that causes over 120,000 staggering new cases reported each year.

In honor of World Aids Day, check out a documentary that brings the global fight against AIDS to the forefront. Watch the film in full, or snag it onto your own site, from SnagFilms.com.

Will Smith meets the rarest of breeds: a vegetarian dog.

As we noted last week in spotlighting the trailer for the upcoming Will Smith drama 'Seven Pounds,' the plot details for this one have been kept pretty tightly under wraps.

What we can gather about Smith's IRS agent who aids seven strangers for some mysterious reason in this exclusive clip? He likes to arrive unannounced and corrupt dogs.

Smith appears in the backyard of one of those strangers (Rosario Dawson, getting career-best buzz) and plays with her pup -- who Dawson informs him is a strict herbivore. Not by choice though, apparently.

'Seven Pounds' opens everywhere December 19.

'Terminator'... 'Alien'...'Empire Strikes Back'... Where do they rank?

Movies have long been at the forefront of space exploration, whether it's with alien encounters, time travel or just toying with way-cool technology.

So when we sat down to compile our list of the best sci-fi movies of all time, we looked all the way back to the classics ('Forbidden Planet'), to the movies that defined their times ('2001: Space Odessey') and our childhoods ('Star Wars').

It was one small step for Moviefone, one giant leap for movie lovers. Join us as we count down the 25 best sci-fi films of all time.

'Benjamin' gets raves, 'New Moon' rises and more.

'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button' doesn't open until Dec. 25, but Christmas is coming early for Brad Pitt, who's already earning career-best reviews for his turn as a man who ages backwards.

Also of note: Two 'Cheers' stars will reunite on the big screen, the 'Twilight' sequel has a start date and more ...

Get the latest movie news right here, trimmed of all the excess fat and ready for you to wolf down in tasty, easily digestible bites.

Jim Carrey and Zooey Deschanel say "yes" -- to your questions.

Jim Carrey came to fame as a comic actor with uncanny mugging skills; but he had some acting chops, too, and in recent years he's been concentrating on more serious stuff.

Well, here's one thing we have to be thankful for this holiday season: Carrey's coming back to comedy with 'Yes Man,' in which he plays a formerly Negative Nellie who, after taking a self-help course, begins saying "yes" to everything. His new approach to life starts having terrific consequences -- but can he handle the power of yes?

Carrey's co-star in 'Yes Man' is the adorable Zooey Deschanel, who knows a thing or two about playing straight girl to a comic wild card (see: Will Ferrell, 'Elf').

Carrey and Deschanel will be getting together for our world-famous (well, it's famous to us, anyway) Unscripted series on Wednesday, December 3. You supply the questions, they supply the hilarious answers. But how can they do that if you don't put your fingers to the keyboard and ask something?

Submit your question by December 2 to be considered for inclusion, and please include your first name and the city where you live. Then check back here on Monday, December 15, to see if your question made the cut. Good luck!

We've got nine new pictures from this highly anticpated February release.

In need of a little retail therapy? You've never met a pro shopper quite like Rebecca Bloomwood (played by Isla Fisher), the card-charging, debt-ridden heroine of 'Confessions of a Shopaholic.'

Based on Sophie Kinsella's bestselling series of books, 'Shopaholic' follows one super-consumer on her journey to becoming financially responsible.

Moviefone presents nine exclusive photos from the movie, opening February 13.

Some superheroes dig booze, babes and black leather.

Hancock (Will Smith) isn't your average superhero: He drinks (a lot), curses like a sailor and punishes bad guys in ways that Superman never would (by, say, shoving one baddie's head into the not-so-sanitary orifice of another baddie).

And the differences don't end there. Unlike most other high-flying, indestructible do-gooders, Hancock opts not to wear brightly colored biker tights whilst fighting crime.

See the evolution of Hancock's stylish black-leather getup -- and bad-boy image -- in this exclusive clip from the 'Hancock' DVD, in stores now.

Must-see docu-comedy looks at yuletide spending frenzies.

Another holiday season is upon us, and of course with it comes those classic Christmas carols. This year, Reverend Billy (of the Church of Stop Shopping) would like us to add some new songs to our holiday rapture; Songs like "Pushback!" or "Shopocalypse," with lyrics like: "Homogenizing in this big box/ Defend what's left/ Save the small shops/ Chain stores give us migraines".

'What Would Jesus Buy?' is a docu-comedy that follows the mission of Reverend Billy and his disciples in their campaign against the corporate chains and retail outlets that they blame for the commercialization of Christmas.

Produced by Morgan Spurlock, 'What Would Jesus Buy?' is a comedic look at a "congregation" of thousands that is trying to put an end to America's extreme holiday mass consumerism. Watch the film in full, or snag it onto your own site, from SnagFilms.com.