Who's up "Thor: The Dark World" pushed Disney to its all-time yearly global high, surpassing its previous mark of $3.791 billion.
Who's down Forest Whitaker ("Lee Daniels' The Butler") is looking like the odd man out in the competitive best actor race, pushed aside by the likes of Chiwetel Ejiofor, Matthew McConaughey and Robert Redford.
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