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Bill Burr's directorial debut is a cranky comedy that wants you to get off its lawn.
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The 5-time Emmy nominee was best known for his iconic performance as the sarcastic, persnickety Chandler Bing on the long-running NBC sitcom.
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The movie's funny, even though Burr's standup material doesn't always translate smoothly to narrative film.
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The R.L. Stine classic has been updated for 2023.
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"The world has an insatiable need for erotic content that they have no intention of paying for."
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For a generation of kids, Paul Reubens’ alter ego Pee-Wee Herman offered fellowship for the outcasts and the misfits; he invested in our growth, he believed in us.
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Few actors can say that their best movie is the very one that put them on the map, but for Robert Downey Jr., that was exactly the case.
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We are all the Che Pasa focus group.
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It’s a declaration of violent independence in which the traditionally-oppressed and tortured fight back using the same blasted earth tactics used against them.
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"We took it as a very negative kind of thing," he said.
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Izaac Wang, James Hong, BD Wong, Ming-Na Wen, Gabrielle Nevaeh and Matthew Rhys star in this prequel, set in 1920s Shanghai.
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Tina Fey and Nat Faxon lend their voices to a series that wouldn't exist without Family Guy or Rick and Morty or a whole bunch of other similar series.
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Let's watch it together. For closure.
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Are you there, God? It's us, the legions of people who are fond of Judy Blume's books.
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Throughout the film, Faris makes the act of being really, really, really, cartoonishly stoned not just unexpectedly hilarious, but goofily relatable — even for those who don't smoke pot.
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To borrow a turn of phrase from Bill Simmons, is this the Apex Mountain for burnouts?
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Former MTV VJ Dave Holmes pays tribute to Largent, who died earlier this month at the far too young age of 58.
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The column that answers the most important question of our time.
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Madigan is the mischievously friendly person you might meet in a bar who responds to a political debate with zingers such as this: “I will only discuss the Second Amendment ...
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At a time when kindness and sincerity have taken hold of the sitcom standard-bearers, the sober pessimism of Party Down returns as a bold tonic.