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On 'Late Show with Stephen Colbert,' the host and actor Liam Neeson starred in a Candy Crush movie parody, but the idea of making blockbusters out of classic games is not such an outlandish one.

In honor of Back to the Future, the company is allowing people to travel in 'McFly Mode.'

His endorsement is a rarity in the world of biopics, particularly those focused on Jobs.

The Google-owned platform is investing in its own creator ecosphere like never before.

These films, only a couple of which are about business, can teach viewers about passion, perseverance and ethics.

The future is now.

Funds are being raised for the Minas Tirith replica on Indiegogo.

If you are thinking about joining a startup or creating your own business, here are 14 quotes that will surely transfer from the silver screen to the startup stage.

He's been a castaway, an FBI agent and a cowboy doll that talks, but his best role is perhaps that of a businessman.

This will either be a huge thumbs up or a major frowny face.

Six insights on the fully immersive digital future from a novel that will soon be adapted into a Steven Spielberg film.

The HBO series about a bunch of dudes trying to make it in Hollywood can teach something to aspiring business owners.

Each one offers an entertaining storyline, as well as valuable insights into business success.

Seth Rogen as Steve Wozniak, Kate Winslet as engineer Joanna Hoffman and Jeff Daniels as John Sculley round out the cast.

Hacked emails show that product placement in a Bond film isn't easy.

To be sure, I'm not advocating becoming a cult leader who advocates acts of domestic terrorism.

The movie asks the questions, but the answers are really up to you.

Finnish mobile games company Rovio has its hopes on a costly 3-D movie project.

Getty Images teams up with the cast of the upcoming film 'Unfinished Business.'

The actor and philanthropist known the world over for his portrayal of Mr. Spock on 'Star Trek' indeed did live long and prosper. Here are words to remember him by.

And the statue for best data-driven Academy Award predictions goes to...Bing.