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In Rampart, out this Friday, Woody Harrelson plays veteran Los Angeles police officer Dave Brown, who just so happens to be a very, very bad cop. Corrupt cops might be awful in the real world, but on film, they're oh so fun to watch. Who's your favorite?

Daniel Radcliffe takes on his first post-Harry Potter film role in the horror flick The Woman in Black, out this Friday. The stereotypical "child actor" burns out early, oftentimes succumbing to drug and/or alcohol addiction before ending up in some "Where Are They Now?" special issue of People magazine. Tabloid fodder aside, many child actors—Radcliffe among them—manage to transition from childhood superstardom to a successful adult acting career. Which child actor done good is your favorite?

Recent years have seen Liam Neeson move away from the typically dramatic roles that made up the first few decades of his career to more action-oriented fare, the latest example of which is The Grey, out in theaters this Friday. In the film, Neeson plays a man stranded in the Alaskan wilderness who must defend himself against a pack of angry wolves. While the role probably won't win the thesp his Oscar, Neeson has proven a remarkably good action hero. Which rock'em, sock'em Liam Neeson performance is your favorite?

This Friday sees the release of Haywire and Underworld: Awakening, both of which feature a female main character completely willing and able to deliver a solid beatdown to the male characters they share the screen with. In honor of these two films, MM asks: Who's your favorite butt-kicking heroine?

In British director Niall MacCormick's feature debut Albatross, out in theaters this Friday, the friendship between aspiring writer Emelia (Jessica Brown Findlay) and shy student Beth (Felicity Jones) begins to unravel after Emelia embarks on an affair with Beth's father. Themes of friendship—often underappreciated by moviemakers in favor of romances or rivalries—can lead to some of the most beautiful onscreen moments… as well as some of the most devastating. What's your favorite film friendship?