Bonnaroo (Manchester, TN), June 13-16

Tennessee's dirtiest yet most prolific festival is back with another killer lineup, consisting of Sir Paul McCartney of Beatles Mania fame and the lively skeletons of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers. The transcendent sounds of Björk and busy beats of Wu Tang Clan will also be in attendance. Staple festival performer Warren Hayes and Gov't Mule will then come around to rock the boat once again, and it never gets old.

Some strange curveballs to look for while you're there include ZZ Top, Billy Idol, and "Weird Al" Yankovic emceeing. It's unclear exactly how they made it into such a relevant gig, but they'll be there, although Billy Idol may just be a hologram of his former self. And everyone's favorite office manager will be present in Ed Helms' Bluegrass Situation, a banjo-loving group of geektastic fiddlers. Plus, Wilco, Animal Collective and Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes will be coming back around for some eclectic musical offerings, with possibly a lot of new tunes from the latter. Finally, Bob Saget and Daniel Tosh, two of comedy's filthiest mouths, booked a spot at the honky tonk of festivals as there will be a fun comedy presence throughout.

Summerfest (Milwaukee, WI),  June 26-30 and July 2-7

This year, the Midwest is going to be a little more rock 'n' roll for its older listeners with the returns of The Eagles and Rush, two bands no one in their early twenties has ever heard of. However, girls and weird pop trolls alike will appreciate the fantastic return of New Kids on the Block, but it's not yet certain if it'll be the original members or their grandchildren taking the stage.

Alice Cooper and 311 will be big attractions of the festival, along with popular acts like Grouplove, MGMT, Fun. and Cold War Kids. Finally, O.A.R. is on the bill, but their stage is reserved for college frat boys and people who can't find the Dave Matthews Band playing anywhere.

Warped Tour (All Over, All Summer)

This year's Warped Tour has a few old faces on the bill, but the traveling festival going from town to town is also loaded with the soft skin of a younger generation of pop punk and hardcore punkers. Of the familiar names, people will be excited to see the return of Goldfinger, along with The Used and a softcore performance from Relient K.

Kids can also expect to see last of the semi-prehistoric punk phase, Motion Picture Soundtrack and Story of the Year, before getting thrown into a horde of  angry high-top sneaker wearing, ear-lobe drooping, tattoo-covered establishment haters and their hip, new music.

Newport Folk Festival (Newport, RI), July 26-28

Rhode Island might seem small, but they're big on festivals, and this year's Newport Folk Fest is bringing the veterans of eclectic folk music to its stage -- with Beck and Old Crow Medicine Show. On top of that, the festival, which is really only for two days, is hosting a few of the newest in folky trends, The Avett Brothers and Father John Misty, whose debut record is a taste of the good things to come. This festival is built around a short but sweet dip into the live music pool, with great music for the Twitter-loving hip cats all the way up to their folks.

Lollapalooza (Chicago, IL) August 2-4

Easily the most notorious of urban festivals, Lollapalooza's lineup generally sets the tone for all music festivals each summer. No stranger to reuniting godlike rock bands and pulling tricks out of its hat, this year's festival once again baffles us by bringing together a mix of hard-to-get bands, including The Cure, Nine Inch Nails, The Postal Service and Queens of the Stone Age.

If that isn't enough, they have a steady stream of big bands today like Mumford & Sons, The National, The Killers and Matt & Kim, all of which will be bouncing new tunes off their audiences, along with sweat and tears of the humid Windy City.

New acts to keep an eye out for include The Lumineers, Imagine Dragons and an underground band ready to surface - The Mowgli's.

Outside Lands (San Francisco, CA), August 9-11

It's recently been announced that Outside Lands lineup this year will feature a lot of feel-good groups, especially now that Hall & Oates are at the top of the bill. In addition, Nine Inch Nails is saddling up in San Francisco for one of just four live American appearances this year.

Alongside headliners Paul McCartney and Phoenix, The Red Hot Chili Peppers will continue the end of their extensive touring. And Grizzly Bear, Band of Horses and Yeah Yeah Yeahs will pull their weight in support of new albums. If you're betting on a good festival with good weather this summer, it's recommended this one be at the top of your list.

Made in America (Philadelphia, PA), August 31 - September 1

The Jay-Z curated festival brings a heavy lineup each year, and this one is no exception. Nine Inch Nails, Deadmau5 and Phoenix are the headliners along with the obvious Beyonce appearance, and Queens of the Stone Age and Macklemore & Ryan Lewis will also be main attractions.

Should Jay-Z make an appearance, it'll probably be alongside his baby mama, so expect some on-stage dry humping and a possible solo from baby Blue Ivy. It's a hard knock life, isn't it?

Bumbershoot (Seattle, WA), August 31 - September 2

Due to its late summer scheduling, Bumbershoot's lineup won't be announced until May 2 this year, but keep an eye out for groovy acts like Allen Stone, along with a lot of the common threads of the other festivals.

The Death of Natalie Wood

The stunning Natalie Wood started acting at a very young age and played Susan Walker in the Christmas classic "Miracle on 34th Street." As she grew up, she developed an exotic beauty that captivated men. In 1981, she went boating with her husband, actor Robert Wagner, as well as Christopher Walken. Wagner and Wood argued one night and the actress disappeared; her bruised, dead body was found the next morning. Her death was ruled an accident, but many had their suspicions that Wagner was involved somehow, and in 2011 the captain of the boat admitted that he'd lied during the original police investigation. What really happened is still unknown.

David Carradine's Autoerotic Asphyxiation Death

One of the most prolific B-movie actors in Hollywood history, David Carradine had more than 100 feature films under his belt and four Golden Globe nominations. That's why the circumstances of his death were so shocking. In 2009, Carradine traveled to Thailand to shoot the French drama "Stretch." He was found dead in his room at Bangkok's Swissotel Nai Lert Park hotel, hanging naked in the closet with a rope around his neck. Originally, Carradine's death was thought to be a suicide. However, it was eventually ruled an accident after it was determined that the actor was practicing the sex act known as autoerotic asphyxiation, where cutting off the supply of oxygen to the brain intensifies orgasms. After his death, Carradine's ex-wives spoke publicly about his unusual sexual proclivities.

Ingrid Bergman's Affair

When you're on a movie set, emotions can run high, and it's not unusual for stars to fall in love during production. But few Hollywood romances get people so pissed off that they get called before the United States Senate. In 1949, Ingrid Bergman met Italian director Roberto Rossellini on the set of "Stromboli" and started sleeping with him, eventually becoming pregnant with his child. Sounds like a passionate love story, but there was a problem: Rossellini was already married, as was Bergman. The resultant furor decimated Bergman's career and saw her vilified in the press. Senator Edwin C. Johnson even upbraided her for "moral turpitude" on the floor of the Legislature.

Woody Allen Marries His Stepdaughter

One of the most idiosyncratic figures in American comedy, Woody Allen was well on his way to legend status when he shocked the world in 1992. Allen had been in a relationship with Mia Farrow since the early 1980s, fathering a child with her and helping to parent her adopted children from a previous relationship. Unfortunately for Allen, he got a little too close to one of those children, adopted Vietnamese orphan Soon-Yi Previn. In 1992, Farrow discovered nude pictures Woody had taken of the girl, then 20, and all hell broke loose. Allen was unrepentant, severing his relationship with Farrow and marrying Previn in 1997. The pair have been together ever since.

Paul Bern's Suicide

One of the luckiest men in Hollywood in the 1930s was MGM producer Paul Bern, a nebbishy businessman who somehow managed to land Jean Harlow, the hottest woman in the movie industry and 22 years his junior. Harlow, who redefined screen sexuality (and reportedly rubbed ice on her nipples between takes) was devoted to Bern, but he just couldn't deal with the pressure of being married to one of the sexiest women in the world and killed himself just two months after their wedding. The tabloids reported that Bern struggled with impotence, which explained things, and he also had a common-law wife of 15 years that nobody knew about.

Roman Polanski Sexual Abuse Case

Polish-French director Roman Polanski's films are influential and complex, full of striking images and great performances. Unfortunately, his personal life led him down some very dark alleyways and made him one of Hollywood's biggest outcasts. Polanski, living in Los Angeles, set up a photo shoot with 13-year-old Samantha Gailey, allegedly for French Vogue. When the girl came to his home, Polanski gave her champagne and quaaludes and sexually took advantage of her. Naturally, she called the police, but rather than submit to the American justice system, Polanski fled the country. He's been living in Europe ever since, with a warrant out for his arrest if he sets foot in the United States again.

Margot Kidder's Insanity

Canadian actress Margot Kidder became a star in the 1970s and 1980s, peaking with her role as Lois Lane in the hit "Superman" movies. But when she discovered the unspoken truth that Hollywood has no roles for females over 40, things started to go south for her. Kidder has long suffered from bipolar disorder, which she managed to keep in check until a notorious episode in 1996. After losing a section of a manuscript she was working on to a computer virus, Kidder started having delusions that the CIA was out to kill her. She threw away her purse because she thought a bomb was in it and disappeared for days, living in a cardboard box on the streets of Los Angeles. When she was found, filthy, disheveled and missing the caps on her teeth, the world was shocked at how far her star had fallen.

It's good to let everyone know every side of your story.

Yes, this is a real page. And yes, you should like it, too.

Insects have different boundaries than we do.

It's nice of them to specify which 24 hours.

I do the same thing after I nose through the trash.

This sign kinda makes me want to eat there.

Click here for more McDonald's Sign Fails.

If you're sad and lonely, own it.

There's a new sheriff in town. And he's hung like a mini-horse.

Kids say the darnedest things...about their parents with drinking problems.

Ladies, if your legs are tired, you know where to go. 

"You guys taking a photo? I'll take a photo!"

Sports journalism has really fallen off.

Can you imagine a dog on cat nip?

This is a scene from Tennessee Williams' less successful play, Dog On A Lukewarm Shingle Roof.

There's really nothing we need to say about this gallery. It's a bunch of cats wearing little captain and pilot hats. (Can someone tell us where we should pick up our Pulitzer?)

There's really nothing we need to say about this gallery. It's a bunch of cats wearing little captain and pilot hats. (Can someone tell us where we should pick up our Pulitzer?)

There's really nothing we need to say about this gallery. It's a bunch of cats wearing little captain and pilot hats. (Can someone tell us where we should pick up our Pulitzer?)

There's really nothing we need to say about this gallery. It's a bunch of cats wearing little captain and pilot hats. (Can someone tell us where we should pick up our Pulitzer?)

There's really nothing we need to say about this gallery. It's a bunch of cats wearing little captain and pilot hats. (Can someone tell us where we should pick up our Pulitzer?)

There's really nothing we need to say about this gallery. It's a bunch of cats wearing little captain and pilot hats. (Can someone tell us where we should pick up our Pulitzer?)

There's really nothing we need to say about this gallery. It's a bunch of cats wearing little captain and pilot hats. (Can someone tell us where we should pick up our Pulitzer?)

There's really nothing we need to say about this gallery. It's a bunch of cats wearing little captain and pilot hats. (Can someone tell us where we should pick up our Pulitzer?)

The tie is a nice touch.

Will Smith's son must be thinking about his career all the time.

I don't understand this photo.

Mama?

Click here to play our Justin Bieber Dress-Up Game.

Keep your eye on the ball.

Flash your winning smile. I said winning smile, not "face-murdering smile."

The most interestingly terrifying cockroach in the world.

Irish sitter.

Camo Level: Kitten.

We go through most of these while trying to write these shitty captions.

Some school photo captions write themselves.

A sin against nature.

Windows: IRL.

Gordon Ramsay Meme: This Duck is so undercooked

It's still trying to sell me life insurance

Gordon Ramsay Meme: This dish is so cold

Kesha covered her midriff

Gordon Ramsay Meme: This fish is so raw

It's still trying to find Nemo

Gordon Ramsay Meme: This dish is so oily

BP is already claiming they weren't involved

Gordon Ramsay Meme: There's more olive oil on this

Than Popeye's dick

Gordon Ramsay Meme: There's more smoke in this kitchen

Than Snoop Dogg's tour bus

Gordon Ramsay Meme: This soup

Is Dry

Gordon Ramsay Meme: This steak is so undercooked

Old McDonald is still trying to milk it

Gordon Ramsay Meme: Your chicken is so rubbery

Goodyear called and asked for the recipe

Gordon Ramsay Meme: This mushroom is so raw

It said the princess is in the other castle

Kentucky Fried Chicken has a secret ingredient that causes impotence in black men

There was a rumor that Colonel Sanders left a percentage of his fortune to the KKK and they were now running the chicken chain. Since it's a secret recipe, they could put a hidden ingredient that would cause impotence in black men and thus wipe out the race. Since KFC is now owned by an African American, this is highly unlikely.

AIDS was a creation of the government

In addition to several Kanye West lyrics that support this theory, the thought is that the government administered AIDS in order to thin out the lower income population. Those who support this theory point out that, in 1977, the government set aside money for creating a biological weapon and, in 1978, the first case of AIDS was reported in Africa.

Alien Reptile Creatures are Controlling the World

Would you believe that George Bush, Bill Clinton, and the Royal Family are actually relatives to a giant blood-drinking reptile alien from space? BBC reporter David Icke certainly does. He says that most of the Royal Family can also shapeshift and that September 11th was a reptilian conspiracy put in place to enslave humanity since Bush is a servant of the reptiles.

Paul McCartney is dead and what we see now is a lookalike

The post-1966 Beatles album covers, lyrics, and backmasking are supposed to give clues to McCartney's death, which they claim took place in late 1966 as a result of a car accident. The rumor died off in 1970 when McCartney appeared on the cover of Newsweek, but that didn't stop conspiracy theorists. They believe that the lead singer of Wings was actually a lookalike since the real McCartney was dead.

The Nazis had a secret moon base

Of all the Hitler conspiracies, this may be the most insane. According to some, the Nazis had mastered space exploration by 1942 and had a headquarters on the moon. Did I mention the other part of this theory is that they also had contacted and made an allegiance with alien races? I'd say highly unlikely.

Jet trails are actually chemicals to control the weather and population

Although no proof has ever been produced to support this theory, some believe that the trail jets leave behind in the air is actually chemicals used by the government to thin out the population or to change the weather. Again, this has been proven multiple times to be false, but that doesn't stop certain people from believing it to be true.

There are secret messages in the Wingdings font

After September 11th, this gained a lot of attention. If you type "Q33NY" in Wingdings it makes an airplane flying towards two buildings with a skull & crossbones and a Star of David. NY obviously standing for New York City and Q33 was apparently the designation of one of the aircrafts. There are multiple other combinations of Wingdings that spell out "ominous" messages but this is definitely the most popular theory.

Barcodes are the tool of Satan

They're not just a series of lines and numbers, but instead a tool of the devil. Embedded into every barcode is the numbers 666 so that Satan can subconsciously invade the homes and minds of everyone in the world. If it's true, it's not working very well.

Daft Punk - Random Access Memories (May 21)

The same week we get new music from bands Vampire Weekend and The National, we also get an extra dose of 20-year nostalgia in the form of electronic duo Daft Punk. Returning with their first new record in eight years, Random Access Memories, Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel are back for your after hours party pleasure. Julian Casablancas of The Strokes, whose latest record dropped just last February, is just one of nine listed big name collaborators on the album.

The new LP's first single "Get Lucky" will likely refer to the duo's hopes that its new dance-inspiring sounds will get everybody moving, grooving and eventually screwing. Welcome back to 1998.

MGMT - MGMT ( TBD June)

American indie psychedelic synth-rockers MGMT are back with a third and self-titled new one in which they throw a few curveballs at the crowd. Experimenting with new ideas that they assume people won't get the first time around, the band is slow burning their album with hints of genius, along with a few easy-to-get-behind tracks. In addition, the quintent covers a 1968 Faine Jade track called "Introspection." Careful, kids, this record could be a thinker you might have to brew up some strong tea and light up incense for.

Wu Tang Clan - A Better Tomorrow (TBD July)

Rza, Method Man and the clan from Staten Island are about to bump your car stereo until its squeaky doors fall off. Back from more than six years without new material together, the gang has gotten all its solo albums and television guest spots out of the way for the time being to bring your sub woofers A Better Tomorrow. Hitting the stages of Coachella and other festivals, the clan has made their comeback clear, and with all the bitchin' new music coming back from the '90s, their timing couldn't be better.

Queens of the Stone Age - ...Like Clockwork (June 4)

In a year where there's going to be new music from Justin Bieber, Hanson, The Backstreet Boys AND the Jonas Brothers, we're going to need all the heavier music we can get to balance things out. That's where Queens of the Stone Age come in with their latest, ...Like Clockwork, following up their 2007 album Era Vulgaris and a couple side projects, including Dave Grohl's Them Crooked Vultures.

After such a lengthy hiatus, the band will pick up where they left off with some heavy sounds, as well as some "bluesy and trancey" sounds, filling big arenas and many of the good summer music festivals just in time for the record release.

Beady Eye - BE (June 10)

The old Oasis crew follows up the its Noel-free lifestyle and 2011 debut Different Gear, Still Speeding with its experimental sophomore release, BE. The starting single "Flick of the Finger," a rocking thud with heavy emphasis on big sound and foreshadowing psychedelia just hit the airwaves in April, gearing up some rowdy anticipation in the U.K. for their awaited return to the stage.

Short for Beady Eye, as well as a simply stated, typical Beatles-esque reference, BE is the band's promise of a much better album experience that will be "really cool if you're into drugs." So strap on the headphones and get lost in some good old fashion rock 'n roll before it peels the paint off your walls, in a good way. The British rockers are already set to tear things apart in a few festival shows this summer overseas, then it's onto the states for more of that (Liam) Gallagher glory we crave every three years.

Alice in Chains - The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here (May 28)

It's the closest thing we'll probably ever get to a Nirvana reunion, so we'll take it. It's uncertain if the band is mocking its old age with the album title, but regardless, Alice in Chains is oiled up and back with a long anticipated album, The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here. Having planned on a much sooner release, the band has taken its time gathering up the new material, including its first single "Hollow" which premiered in late 2012, while lead man Jerry Cantrell has been healing up from a shoulder injury.

Now that the band has all the bells and whistles worked into the record, we can hope to be seeing more of the Alice in Chains we used to love in the '90s, hopefully along with some new acoustic sets to boot, a popular scenario for the tough Seattle grunge band.

Switchfoot - Fading West (TBD in May)

After a handful of years away from good clean rock, Switchfoot is back with more expected bleach blonde California anthems to follow its Grammy-winning 2010 Gospel record Hello Hurricane. With its "Fading West" documentary planned for a late summer release, the band hopes to have the music ready and out for an early summer release.

Lead singer John Foreman is also scheduled to unveil a new solo record that he's been concocting since 2012 in heavy anticipation after his four seasonal-inspired solo projects in 2008.

Jimmy Eat World - Damage (June 11)

If you're in need of a little musical clarity, Jim Adkins and the gentlemen of Jimmy Eat World will get you there. The Mesa, Arizona quartet is set to release their eighth studio record Damage following their last, quiet release, Invented. The first single "I Will Steal You Back" sounds a bit like the last couple records from the band, but the single EP will also feature a cover of Radiohead's early "Stop Whispering." For fans of their early work, Clarity or Bleed American, you'll find Damage is a nice mix of those sounds and some of their more recent radio rock.

Black Sabbath - 13 (June 11)

Did someone turn the clocks back? With lots of new music from familiar bands like Iron Maiden and AC/DC brewing for release later this year, this summer is finding itself covered in comeback bands, as well. Ozzy Osbourne's Black Sabbath, one of heavy rock's greatest, is no exception, and their first two uplifting singles "God Is Dead?" and "End of the Beginning" show they're not ready to go away just yet.

As the band begins their first tour in nearly four decades, it's undetermined if Ozzy will be singing or just mumbling sounds as the crowd responds with fierce enthusiasm. Here's hoping they don't scare the adult diapers off the 64-year-old frontman or any of his fans.

Deep Purple - Now What?! (April 26)

The album's title stresses the same question that the idea of a new Deep Purple record begs, Now What? Anybody whose first record player experience included the hard rock band's hit "Smoke on the Water" knows the band has been around almost as long as The Rolling Stones, only with much less to show for it.

The band whipped together a batch of 14 new songs in 2012, just in the nick of time before their co-founding member Don Lord passed away. With a new record in place and most of the founding members in their mid to late 60s, Deep Purple looks to be going until the whistle blows, as they continue to leave smoke on the water in the music industry.

Philadelphia Eagles fans pummel Donovan McNabb with boos (1999)

Boo birds came out strong when the Eagles picked the Syracuse quarterback at number two overall (video below). Eagles fans are notoriously a raucous, hard-to-please bunch and desperately wanted enigmatic running back Ricky Williams in '99.

No dice, and instead there stood the franchise quarterback with a new jersey and a chip on his shoulder, thus beginning the bizarre love-hate relationship between Donovan and Philadelphia. You've gotta feel for the especially heartbroken dude wearing face paint to the draft.

Minnesota misses the clock... again (2003)

You'd think the franchise would get its shit together but you'd be wrong. For the second year in a row, the Vikings brain trust screwed up and allowed the clock on their turn to expire, allowing Jacksonville and Carolina to jump them in line. The Vikes claim they had agreed to a deal with the Ravens to swap the 7th pick (for some later picks) but the deal was never officially consummated. To our knowledge, the Vikings personnel director were drinking water that day, not straight vodka.

Eli Manning fake smiles while begrudgingly holding a Chargers jersey (2004)

Taken at #1 overall, Eli spent about one hour as a member of the San Diego Chargers before successfully forcing a trade sending him to the New York Giants in return for Philip Rivers and a few picks (one of which turned into Shawn Merriman). Young Eli, like John Elway before him, who appeared even more boyish (un-quarterback-y) at the time, got to play where he wanted and eventually won a pair of Super Bowls there, but the awkward memory remains.

Aaron Rodgers waits and waits and waits to get called (2005)

In 2005, Rodgers lived the nightmare of every player who attends the draft. Experts predicted that Rodgers would get called somewhere in the top five, possibly first, yet the eventual Super Bowl MVP ended up squirming for 23 picks before the Packers called his number. "It's hard to laugh in a situation when you know everyone's laughing at you" he said recently. Jeremy Schapp referred to Rodgers as an object of "morbid curiosity" during the painful wait. In the long run, it looks like things worked out OK.

Brady Quinn goes into draft pick protection program (2007)

Quinn became the face and focus of the 2007 draft because (1) he went to Notre Dame, (2) a lot of people think he's pretty, and (3) the quarterback class was really weak that season. The Raiders fell ill with Raider-ness and grabbed JaMarcus Russell at number one, then Quinn sat and fidgeted for nine more picks until Roger Goodell took him out of his public misery and placed him in a private suite to wait for another 11 selections.

About two hours later, the Browns took Quinn at 22 overall, the second quarterback off the board. But hey, Quinn bounced back strong with a string of EAS Myoplex commercials (video below). "Now I'm done!"

Randall Cobb gets planted at a table for two days (2011)

Sure, the scene looks lovely with a pot of grass at the center of his table, maybe a symbol of the slow-moving torture he would have to endure at Radio City. The speedy WR/KR joined a class of 25 attendees that year, the second time ESPN spread out the draft over three days. Cobb was the last man sitting of the 25 invitees, selected by the Packers at 64 overall, the last pick of the second round. Hey Rodgers!

Fans shower Commissioner Goodell with boos (2011)

Before Cobb's wait began, before the miserable 2011 summer lockout, the fans let Goodell have it with a stream of boos (video below) as the Commish took the podium. "We want football," they shouted. Goodell absorbed it with an awkward smile and said "I love it" in attempt to quell the fans. Small price to pay for the new CBA and a nearly $30 million package that year.

ESPN analyst Jon Gruden drops an A-bomb on-air (2012)

He said "ass." Not a really big deal, but enough to make Chris Berman squirm and attempt to cover up the slip (video below). Gruden appeared to be reading the troublesome line from a text message to his colleagues on set, in which the sender apparently ripped on a dumbass pick. Remember, the kids are watching and they've never heard "ass" before.

Olympus Has Fallen & White House Down (2013)

Box Office Winner: TBD

Rotten Tomatoes Winner: TBD

Mirror Mirror & Snow White and the Huntsman (2012)

Box Office Winner: Snow White and the Huntsman

Rotten Tomatoes Winner: Mirror Mirror

Friends with Benefits & No Strings Attached (2011)

Box Office Winner: No Strings Attached

Rotten Tomatoes Winner: Friends With Benefits

Megamind & Despicable Me (2010)

Box Office Winner: Despicable Me

Rotten Tomatoes Winner: Despicable Me

Observe and Report & Paul Blart Mall Cop (2009)

Box Office Winner: Paul Blart Mall Cop

Rotten Tomatoes Winner: Observe and Report

Taken (2008) & Stolen (2012)

Box Office Winner: Taken

Rotten Tomatoes Winner: Taken

Happy Feet (2006) & Surf's Up (2007)

Box Office Winner: Happy Feet

Rotten Tomatoes Winner: Surf's Up

The Prestige & The Illusionist (2006)

Box Office Winner: The Prestige

Rotten Tomatoes Winner: The Prestige

Capote & Infamous (2006)

Box Office Winner: Capote

Rotten Tomatoes Winner: Capote

Open Season & Over the Hedge (2006)

Box Office Winner: Over the Hedge

Rotten Tomatoes Winner: Over the Hedge