This year's MTV Movie Awards are about to get Raaaaaaaandy.

The LA Times is exclusively reporting that 'Parks and Recreation' star Aziz Ansari is in "final negotiations" to host the ceremony, airing live on June 6.

Seems audiences can't get enough of 'Wonderland.'

Tim Burton's 3D reboot of 'Alice in Wonderland' topped the box office for the third straight weekend, hauling in an estimated $34.5 million and easily besting the week's three new wide releases. 'Alice' upped its total gross to $265 million and should easily pass the $300 million mark by the end of next week.

The unheralded family comedy 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid' proved a sleeper success, taking in $21.8 million, good for second place. Based on the bestselling first book in a series of illustrated kid's novels by Jeff Kinney, the Zachary Gordon-starring film has already earned its budget ($15 million) back and then some.

It's not surprising, given the legendary source material and famous minds behind the latest version, that Tim Burton's 'Alice in Wonderland' has quickly embedded itself into the cultural zeitgeist.

From flash mobs to parodies to countless user video reviews, the general themes of insanity and eccentricity lend itself perfectly to all the weirdos looking for good source material. We scoured the web to bring you a few of the viral videos making their way around the Net.

Moviefone was happy to sponsor one of the coolest film festivals around: SXSW in Austin, Texas. And since Austin is an amazing city and the SXSW film line-up had plenty of buzz, we were also happy we got to go.

After most of the big showcase screenings of the festival, the stars, writers and directors of the movie hop up on stage to take audience questions. If you were there, you know that it's often some of the funniest stuff. If not, well now you can pretend like you were. We filmed the Q&A portions of three very cool movies: 'Kick-Ass,' 'MacGruber' and 'Cyrus.'

Check it out after the jump ...

The 'Captain America' rumors continue today with news that 'Fantastic Four' hunk Chris Evans has been offered the titular role.

According to Heat Vision, Evans would star in up to three 'Captain America' films, with additional appearances in the 'Avengers' movies and other Marvel movies as well.

Marvel and reps for Evans declined to comment on the report.

Evans is just the latest name attached to the highly anticipated project. Previously rumored to play the superhero, also known as Steve Rogers, were Channing Tatum and 'Office' star John Krasinski.

Thinking of checking out 'Repo Men'? Want to know if 'The Bounty Hunter' is worth tracking down? Confused as to what in the world, exactly, 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid' is?

The amount of time it took you to read those few brief sentences is the same amount of time we spent finding the answers to those questions. Thank you, 6 Second Movie Reviews. To think we almost endured some serious pain at the movie theater.

A side project of Russ Leatherman, aka Mr. Moviefone himself, this site gives you everything you need know about the newest releases -- in the very quickest fashion possible. Don't get us wrong, we still enjoy A.O. Scott's 2000-word dissertations reviews as much as the next guy (snob?), but we're busy people with busy lives. Consider 6 Second Movie Reviews the honest blurbs the discerning moviegoer is looking for.

Twifans who will be at one of the many 'New Moon' DVD midnight launch parties tonight will no doubt spend the weekend neglecting their partners, their children, their school work and their general state of being. Instead of enjoying the outdoors or visiting their grandmothers, they'll be glued to the flat screen, watching the trials and tribulations of Edward, Bella and Jacob. And, of course, hosting a fangtabulous 'New Moon' viewing party.

Here are 5 ideas for your shindig: