Iron Man, Captain America, The Incredible Hulk, Thor, Natasha Romanoff and Hawkeye vs. Loki and the Chitauri

Bale and Hardy face off as Batman and masked menace Bane, brawling beneath Gotham City's underbelly in a sewage smack-down marking the end of a trilogy.

In Django's final brutal battle, Foxx's character bathes the white-walled Candieland mansion with blood red.

In a twist only worthy of a Bond plot, Craig and Rapace have us on the edge of our seats when 007 tears off the roof of a speeding train with a 22-ton excavator for a fist-on-fist face-off with Patrice.

It's man vs. bear when Wahlberg and MacFarlane's characters trash a hotel room in a brawl filled with furry fists of fury.

Bradley Cooper charms as Pat, a bi-polar man living with his parents who befriends a beautiful-but-equally-disturbed neighbor named Tiffany.

The Barden Bellas break outside of their comfort zones and step up their performance with an a capella cover of "No Diggity."

Anne Hathaway's live rendition of Fantine's "I Dreamed A Dream" breathes beautiful new life into an old ballad.

Magic Mike and his hip-thrusting contemporaries deliver a steamy rendition of "It's Raining Men."

With the slow swell of "Come On Eileen" bursting through the high school speakers, the wallflowers crew peels themselves off the sidelines and lets loose on the dance floor.

Who knew emotional instability could result in killer dance moves? As Pat and Tiffany, Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence pull off a choreographed two-step that's equal parts shameless and sultry.

Sharma shines as 16-year-old Pi, whose life is changed forever when a startled zebra jumps into his lifeboat, forcing the pair overboard during a powerful storm.

In the ultimate slasher film, Daddario's Heather Miller lives our most terrifying nightmare as she is stalked through a graveyard by Leatherface and his chainsaw.

When Lawrence's Elissa is held hostage by her psychotic boyfriend in a silent cellar mere steps from her home, we're forced to face the frightening fact that you can't trust anyone.

Chastain's performance as intelligence expert Maya keeps us on the edge of our seats when her car is wrought with gun fire and she's driving without direction, desperately seeking safety.

As an unwilling adventurer, Freeman's Bilbo quivers and quips his way through an unexpected journey to the Lonely Mountain where he's confronted by giant spiders, terrifying trolls and a creepy creature named Gollum.

In an excruciating sequence, Foxx's Django blasts servile head-servant Stephen, played by Jackson, and sets the Candieland mansion ablaze with the strike of a match.

As Aubrey, Camp gives a barftastic display of a capella angst that tips the scales of cinematic grossness.

Washington's Whip Whitaker rolls an inverted plane out of a 90-degree nose dive and saves the lives of 96 passengers on board.

Mutilated and deformed after a botched suicide attempt, Bardem's villain twists his prosthetic mug to show the few teeth he has left in a gut-twisting moment filled with vindictive vengeance.

Fuzzy, flirtatious and flagrantly inappropriate, Seth MacFarlane's Ted takes his co-worker crush one step too far.

An epic ensemble of superheroes, including Captain America, Thor, Iron Man and The Hulk, join forces to stop villainous Loki from subjugating the world.

When a boy's wish is granted and John's teddy bear comes to life, a lifelong friendship is born. But the duo's party-boy behavior is finally challenged when John's girlfriend, Lori, forces him to grow up and settle down.

The final installment in director Christopher Nolan's trilogy finds Batman resurfacing from years of retirement to save Gotham from the wrath of masked man Bane.

A German bounty hunter teams up with a freed slave to help him rescue his wife from a ruthless Mississippi plantation owner.

Upon release from a mental hospital, Pat returns home to live with his parents and is determined to rebuild his life. During his attempts to win back his estranged wife, he meets Tiffany and an unexpected bond forms, bringing silver linings to both of their lives.

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