Vancouver 2010 is upon us! NBC will cover the Winter Olympic Opening Ceremonies February 12 at 6PM ET. If you're not quite ready to get your quadrennial kicks, here are some flicks to get you in the mood for luge (and curling?!)

Get ready for more Pottermania.

According to Variety, 'Harry Potter' villain Tom Felton has been cast in the upcoming chiller-thriller 'The Apparation' from newbie writer-director Todd Lincoln.

Felton will play a supernatural expert in the film, about a young college couple whose class experiment unleashes a supernatural presence. The pic -- which was reprotedly inspired by real-life events -- began filming last week in Berlin and will move to Los Angeles some time in March.

The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences has unveiled its official poster for the 82nd annual Academy Awards, which assures moviegoers that they've "never seen Oscar like this."

What that means exactly, we don't know. In the meantime, check out the poster art after the jump, courtesy of Variety.

Then stay tuned to Moviefone for more coverage on all-things Oscar.

There's been a long history in Hollywood of actresses, at some point in their career, deciding that the next film they do... will involve less clothes. No one can explain this phenomenon, and not too many are complaining. It's just a shame that most actors aren't brave enough to do the same (although that doesn't include Ewan McGregor and Harvey Keitel who are no strangers to revealing their best supporting actors, if you know what we mean).

Anyway, the results of these disrobing ladies has often made for cinematic immortality - which we felt the need to celebrate in some way. So, after plenty of research (some might say, a bit too much research) we reveal to you now the eight greatest movie strip scenes in movie history. Oh, and when we say 'strip scenes', we mean 'strip club scenes' really, just if you were looking for clarification on our selection.

'Valentine's Day' co-stars Jessica Biel and Jamie Foxx get "down deep" in our studio to talk about love and other things. The stars tell us about their most romantic moments and the surprising revelation that Jamie wants Julia Roberts to sign his chest ... in a platonic way, of course.

Starring in a movie with a title like 'Valentine's Day,' you can be sure that the two stars share details about their feelings on relationships, love at first sight and their most memorable Valentine moments.

You might know her as 'The Young Victoria.' Or Meryl Streep's brilliantly tragic assistant Emily in 'The Devil Wears Prada.' Or maybe just as the future Mrs. John Krasinski, she of the impeccable red carpet taste. Whatever the case though, you've never seen Emily Blunt like this.

As the female lead in 'The Wolfman,' Universal's remake of the 1941 Lon Chaney horror classic, Blunt plays opposite Benicio del Toro and Sir Anthony Hopkins, and she more than holds her own -- in dramatic scenes, on horseback, with fur flying everywhere.

Moviefone talked to Blunt about her phenomenal costars -- the goof and the Tonester, as she so lovingly refers to them -- her reality TV obsessions, keeping a low profile in a very Hollywood relationship and, yes, the importance of always wearing a bra.

Earlier this month, DreamWorks bought the film rights to the blog Musunahi.com, aka the Museum of SuperNatural History. Now we know what you're thinking: How can a movie be based on a website that features occasional posts like 'Giant Jelly Fish Sinks Japanese Fishing Trawler'?

Well, that's for screenwriter Etan Cohen to worry about, as the Hollywood Reporter has just announced that he will pen the upcoming project.