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Judging books by covers? No. Guessing movies by outlines? Yes! The site Famous Objects from Classic Movies engages users in a Hangman-type game to identify iconic film silhouettes. Internet: 547. Productivity: 0.

1. Easy Rider; 2. King Kong; 3. Friday the 13th; 4. Ghostbusters; 5. Citizen Kane; 6. The Silence of the Lambs

MOVIES

Let the Games Begin

Jennifer Lawrence (Winter's Bone) has been tapped to star in the film version of the Hunger Games trilogy. Though some fans worry that the Oscar-nominated actress, 20, is too old to play 16-year-old Katniss, author Suzanne Collins offered her blessing.

MOVIES

Lorax Lives

Taylor Swift will lend her voice to the big-screen 3-D CGI version of The Lorax, joining Danny DeVito (as the title character), Betty White and Zac Efron to tell Dr. Seuss's beloved conservation tale, which urges, "Grow a forest. Protect it from axes that hack."

5 THINGS YOU DON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT THIS WEEK

1. Jon Cryer's livelihood.

The former Two and a Half man will appear in a version of Sondheim's Company.

2. The death of the slow-motion action-movie scene.

Director Zack Snyder's Sucker Punch delivers half a dozen movies' worth.

3. Getting your 24 fix.

Kiefer Sutherland says a film version of the TV espionage hit is on the way. Eventually.

4. The quality of The Office season finale.

Will Arnett and Ricky Gervais will guest-star.

5. Valerie Plame's post-CIA career.

The former operative has signed up to write a series of international spy novels.