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It looks like Rob Gronkowski has made the move from Foxborough to Hollywood and he's already in a new movie! It's called "You Can't Have It." The movie also stars Armand Assante and is set for a theatrical release next month. No word how how much screen time the Patriots wide receiver has in the flick, or even what the movie is really about but, how did we miss this until now... Read Mor

It's here! Finally, the Fifty Shades of Grey trailer was released on Thursday. Have you seen it yet?

Admittedly, there aren't many movies that get me laughing out loud. The original Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels vehicle 'Dumb and Dumber' was one of those movies. I think it's a guy thing. The long-awaited follow-up looks like it's picking up where the original left off.

On today's show we talked about teen movies. More particularly, teen movies from the 80s. Let's face it, there were a lot to choose from. We wondered how you would rank them as your favorites. Here are a few of your favorites.

I'm a movie nut. With modern technology the way it is, there's almost nothing that movie makers CAN'T do onscreen. It wasn't always that way of course. When I was a kid growing up in the 70s and 80s I lauded the special effects in movies like Star Wars or Tron. Today those same effects are fairly lame.

Okay, admittedly I don't get out much. I work too much and I have an army of children. When I do get a chance to get out to see a movie it's not very often that, at least lately, that I can say I was blown away enough to write about it.

We all love the 'movie trailer voice.' The one that builds up the excitement for the summer blockbusters and gets all anticipating the movie's release. How cool would it be to hear that voice read you back your order at the drive-thru of your favorite fast food restaurant?

Like I've said before, I was brought up in the 80s where for some reason a lot of Japanese television infiltrated American airwaves. Saturday morning cartoons were largely knockoffs of Japanese animation. Remember Voltron?

On today's Chris O'Brien Show we asked what your favorite rock and roll-based motion picture was. We got a lot of duplicate answers but some very interesting ones. 'Spinal Tap' was in my top 5, as was 'Almost Famous.' Those were also popular with our listeners. The cool thing is that our listeners vary widely in age.

I was laying low this weekend trying to recuperate from some sort of bug that's been going around. I thought I'd try to find a cool movie that revolves around rock music. There wasn't a whole lot to choose from so I dug into my collection. It got me thinking. What's the best 'rock' movie ever made in your opinion?