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If There’s Any Justice in Hollywood, These Apps Will Become 3D Movies

Sony recently announced that it would be adapting Angry Birds into a 3D movie for release sometime around July 1, 2016—which is excellent news for fans of cinematic classics like Battleship, Clue, or, say, Words With Friends With Benefits. What? You missed that last one? Then be sure to catch these when they hit the multiplex.

13 Scary Movies That Made Us Afraid to Go in the Water

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7 Classic Novels We’d Love to See in 3D

For one editor, the new 3D version of F. Scott Fitzgerald's masterpiece The Great Gatsby was a lot bigger and shinier than it needed to be. All that whiz-bang technology to show a bunch of shirts floating through the air? Here are some timeless tomes that would actually benefit from the 3D treatment.

Reader’s Digest Trust Poll: Here’s What Shocked Us the Most

To understand how our trust instinct shapes our culture, we compiled a list of over 200 American opinion shapers and headline makers from 15 highly influential professions. Then we polled a nationally representative sample of over 1,000 American adults, asking them to rank each person based on trustworthiness. What we found: The poll results were fun and fascinating, as were these surprising lessons on whom we trust and why.

If Star Wars: Episode VII Was Directed by Martin Scorsese, Lena Dunham and Other Famous Filmmakers

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Which Movies to See This Summer: The Reader’s Digest Version

The season of computer-generated apocalypses is upon us, but before you spend your big bucks at the multiplex, read our capsule reviews of this summer's popcorn-chompin'est, alien-fightin'est, DiCaprio-exploitin'est blockbuster movies.

Faith in Humanity, Restored: 4 Documentaries Worth Watching

If you're ever feeling emotionally dried out, watch one of these movies and let the waterworks begin. Here, trailers for must-see old and new documentaries that will restore your faith in humanity.

The Winters Of Our Content: Remembering Jonathan Winters At His Funniest

Jonathan Winters is dead. Long live the king of improv.

The actor/comedian starred in movies like It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World and The Russians Are…

Thumbs Up: Roger Ebert’s Funniest Zingers

Roger Ebert will be remembered primarily as a critic, but he was a great comedian in his own right. Here are our 9 favorite zingers Ebert dished out during his long career, thus shielding the world from Hollywood's biggest bombs.

13 Celebrities You Didn’t Know Had FBI Files

The G-men kept tabs on Steve Jobs, Whitney Houston, George Steinbrenner, John Denver, and many other well-known celebrities. Read on for the security secrets of more than a dozen American icons.