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In what's becoming a post-Oscars show tradition, Jimmy Kimmel debuted the trailer for the "star-studded" Movie: The Movie 2V, the sequel to his trailer from last year, Movie: The Movie.
Oscars: Hits and misses on the red carpet
In the second iteration, stars including Bradley Cooper, Channing Tatum and Amanda Seyfried battle sexy zombies, sexy leprechauns, sexy vampires and ... a shrimp, played by John Krasinski. Check out the trailer, which parodies such Oscar nominees as Zero Dark Thirty, Django Unchained and Les Miserables, below:
Oscars Top Moments: Charlize Theron, Channing Tatum and more
Tatum and Jamie Foxx stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live after the Academy Awards ceremony to talk about their new movie, White House Down. They also performed a musical number with Kimmel, which featured Foxx on piano and Tatum reprising some of his sultry dance moves from Magic Mike. Check out the clip below:
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In what's becoming a post-Oscars show tradition, Jimmy Kimmel debuted the trailer for the "star-studded" Movie: The Movie 2V, the sequel to his trailer from last year, Movie: The Movie.
Oscars: Hits and misses on the red carpet
In the second iteration, stars including Bradley Cooper, Channing Tatum and Amanda Seyfried battle sexy zombies, sexy leprechauns, sexy vampires and ... a shrimp, played by John Krasinski. Check out the trailer, which parodies such Oscar nominees as Zero Dark Thirty, Django Unchained and Les Miserables, below:
Oscars Top Moments: Charlize Theron, Channing Tatum and more
Tatum and Jamie Foxx stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live after the Academy Awards ceremony to talk about their new movie, White House Down. They also performed a musical number with Kimmel, which featured Foxx on piano and Tatum reprising some of his sultry dance moves from Magic Mike. Check out the clip below:
View original Jimmy Kimmel's Post-Oscar Show: Movie: The Movie 2V, Channing Tatum at TVGuide.com
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