Bel Ami

Mere days are left until the release of Ridley Scott's Prometheus, the lastest in his Alien franchise. We've got our spacesuits on in anticipation, but we're also pumped about a couple comedies that have been flying under the radar. Aubrey Plaza, Jake Johnson, and Mark Duplass are teaming up for the time travel flick Safety Not Guaranteed, while Greta Gerwig is hitting the NYC dating scene in Lola Versus. Meanwhile, Robert Pattinson is a master seducer in Bel Ami. Check out all the pictures from this week's new movies!

Aliens and male strippers and Woody Allen, oh my! The Summer movie season is swiftly approaching and we can hardly contain our giddiness. It feel like déjà vu with so many familiar collaborators reteaming, such as Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones for Men in Black 3, Johnny Deep and Tim Burton for Dark Shadows, and Wes Anderson and, well, everyone he knows, for Moonrise Kingdom. Check out the flicks we're most excited for in May and June, and stay tuned for the rest of the movies that are on our hit list for July and August!

Robert Pattinson hit the red carpet this evening for the Berlin Film Festival premiere of his Bel Ami. He joined up with leading ladies Holliday Grainger and Christina Ricci in front of the assembled photographers. The trio were out today earlier as well for their Bel Ami press conference. During the morning chat, Robert discussed playing a bad guy in the movie, his character, Georges. Robert also talked about how he's changed since first reading the script and making the movie in 2010, in addition to how the project differs from his Twilight series. Robert said:

• On why he decided to do the movie: "It's funny, the structure of Bel Ami and the character of Georges really rarely comes up in movies anymore because he's completely unrepentant, and normally a movie has to teach somebody a lesson nowadays. It was quite fun playing that."
• On how he's changed since shooting the movie in 2010: "I read the script a long time ago. I was pretty young. I think I've changed a little bit. I kind of understood that. You create an empire just so you can sh-- on someone else. I think I've grown up a little bit. I'm not as horrible."
• On how the audiences should differ from Twilight to Bel Ami: "I guess my responsibility, I think, it's not necessarily to give anything back other than try and do the best work you can. You get an audience for doing certain jobs, so I think the biggest disservice you can do to your audience is trying to repeat the same thing and to come just to get money or whatever. If a Twilight audience would come watch Bel Ami, it's a movie that I wouldn't have thought that audience would go to, so I think that in some way, it's kind of doing a service to someone. I felt like I learned a lot from it."

Robert Pattinson plays a ladies' man in the upcoming Bel Ami, and now we've got some steamy new pictures from the film to prove it. As we saw in the trailer, Pattinson's character Georges Duroy romances the likes of Christina Ricci, Uma Thurman and more. Check out these five new stills that feature Pattinson between the sheets (and walking down the aisle!) with some of his female costars.