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Hate when people fall asleep while watching a movie, also hate when I, myself fall asleep while watching a movie too. LOL...

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Biggest Movie Flops Of 2011

Many Hollywood studios will be all too happy to forget 2011, which witnessed a troubling dip in moviegoing for much of the year at the domestic box office. There were several high-profile flops that lost tens of millions, including "Mars Needs Moms" and "Cowboys & Aliens."

Studios split grosses with theater owners, so even if a movie makes as much as its production budget, its still in trouble, not to mention marketing costs. And, after several record-breaking years, the domestic box revenues are running 4 percent behind 2010 levels. 

Here's a glance at the movies largely rejected by audiences.

Mars Needs Moms - Studio: Disney - Release Date: March 11, 2011 - Budget: $150 million - Worldwide Gross: $39 million

Sucker Punch - Studio: Warner Bros. - Stars: Emily Browning, Abbie Cornish, Jena Malone, Vanessa Hudgens - Release Date: March 25, 2011 - Budget: $82 million - Worldwide gross: $89.8 million

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Top 20 Best Bond Girls

Bond's Best Women. James Bond is as well known for his taste in women as he is for his gadgets and tendency to find himself in situations that would kill lesser secret agents. In some 22 films, Bond has entertained quite a number of female companions (often tallying several per film).

List of the very best 20  Bond girls from number 20 to number 1....

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Paris Carver (Teri Hatcher) - 'Tomorrow Never Dies' - Hatcher does a stellar job playing one of Bond's ex-girlfriends, who marries the evil media mogul Elliot Carver. Bond still manages to seduce her, which leads her husband to order her murder.

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James Bond Audition Process

In the early '60s, movie producers adapting Ian Fleming's novels about a suave British spy named James Bond plucked a relative unknown, Sean Connery, out of obscurity and offered him the role of a lifetime. And in the early '60s, movie producers adapting Ian Fleming's novels about a suave British spy named James Bond plucked a relative unknown, Sean Connery, out of obscurity and offered him the role of a lifetime. 

And when Connery left the franchise after five movies, the hunt for Bond was on again. LIFE sent photographer Loomis Dean to the final casting sessions for On Her Majesty's Secret Service (released 40 years ago this week), and the magazine published a handful of those photos. 

But some of the choicest frames, Bond wannabes suiting up, holding guns, drinking martinis, wooing women, have never been seen… until now. 

Meet each of the five top candidates (including ultimate choice George Lazenby, bottom right in this composite image), and check out their best moves.

Of the five Bond hopefuls (narrowed down from nearly 400), 34-year-old Richardson probably boasted the most experience, having acted opposite such beautiful women as Ursula Andress (in 1965's She) and Raquel Welch (in 1966's One Million Years B.C.).

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