Bad Boys 4: Better Call Saul Breakout Rhea Seehorn Joins The Cast
Better Call Saul star Rhea Seehorn will be joining Will Smith and Martin Lawrence in the cast of Bad Boys 4.
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Anders Holm, Brett Dier & David Rasche On Bringing The Collins Men To Life In About My Father - Exclusive Interview
"About My Father" stars Anders Holm, Brett Dier, and David Rasche discussed their characters, what drew them to the film, and what they hope viewers take away.
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Bert Kreischer's Movie The Machine Was A Total Accident - Exclusive
Bert Kreischer's new movie, "The Machine," is not just inspired by a true story from college, but it was also an accident that it was approved to be a film.
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Matt Damon Thinks The Solution To Barbie Vs. Oppenheimer Is An Opening Weekend Double Feature
A rivalry is brewing between "Barbie" and "Oppenheimer," and actor Matt Damon suggests audiences see both the same weekend to settle the score.
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Why Is Superbad Rated R? What Parents Should Know Before Letting Their Kids Watch
It seems like a pretty fair assessment that you probably don't want your kids watching "Superbad" unless they are, at the very least, teens themselves.
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Robert De Niro And Sebastian Maniscalco's Dad Bonded While Filming About My Father - Exclusive
While preparing to play the on-screen version of Sebastian Mansicalco's dad in "About My Father," Robert De Niro bonded with the real Salvo Maniscalco.
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Ray Stevenson Added This Threat Towards Mark Wahlberg's Character In The Other Guys
Despite being brought in to be the film's antagonist, Ray Stevenson added this humorous threat towards Mark Wahlberg's character in "The Other Guys."
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May December Review: A Midnight Movie In Awards Bait Clothing
The female stars in "May December" go full camp, though the film as a whole could have gone further as either comedy or drama.
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Florence Pugh Suggests Watching This Dramedy For Anyone New To Her Filmography
According to Florence Pugh, fans wanting to familiarize themselves with her filmography need to start with her wrestling film, Fighting with My Family.
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The Little Mermaid Review: Dives Into Nostalgia
2023's "The Little Mermaid" adds nothing to the material to truly justify its existence, despite Halle Bailey's shining performance.
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Bert Kreischer's The Machine Stories Will Make You Want Mark Hamill As A Dad - Exclusive Interview
Bert Kreischer's "The Machine" is based on his wild experience with the Russian Mafia. He told us about how the film came about and working with Mark Hamill.
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Kim Cattrall And Leslie Bibb Thrilled To Be Part Of Maniscalco/De Niro Comedy About My Father - Exclusive Interview
In "About My Father," an old-school Italian dad meets his son's wealthy future in-laws. Stars Kim Cattrall and Leslie Bibb spoke to Looper about the comedy.
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Galaxy Quest: Tim Allen's Goofy Behavior On Set Was The Key To The Film's Magic
Channeling his inner comedian, Tim Allen's goofy behavior on set was the key to the magic in the sci-fi spoof film "Galaxy Quest." Here's why.
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How Bill Paxton's Weird Science Role Helped Land Him Aliens
Bill Paxton credits Scott Rudin - the head of casting at "Aliens" studio 20th Century Fox - for landing the role because "Weird Science" was on his radar.
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Seth Rogen Didn't Expect The 40-Year-Old Virgin To Hit With The Mainstream
The fact that The 40-Year-Old Virgin was a big box-office hit came as a bit of a surprise to Seth Rogen.
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Why Is The Breakfast Club Rated R? What Parents Should Know Before Letting Their Kids Watch
There are a number of reasons why John Hughes' 1980s classic The Breakfast Club is rated R despite its lack of explicit scenes.
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The Moment Cole Hauser Realized Dazed And Confused Was A Cult Classic
It took a trip to the video store for Cole Hauser to realize that Dazed and Confused had become a cult classic despite its modest box-office performance.
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White Men Can't Jump Includes A Low Number Of NBA Cameos (But There's Still Some Good Ones)
Only two NBA players make cameos in Hulu's remake of White Men Can't Jump, but their brief appearances do not disappoint.
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Why Captain Whitford From The Creator Looks So Familiar
Here are some of the roles from which the actor who plays Captain Whitford in Rogue One director Gareth Edwards' The Creator might look familiar.
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Haunted Mansion: Jared Leto's Hatbox Ghost Aims To Be Scarier Than Disneyland's
Disney's upcoming horror comedy film "Haunted Mansion" features Jared Leto as the Hatbox Ghost, but he will be much scarier than his Disneyland counterpart.
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Why The Sketch Artist From Haunted Mansion Looks So Familiar
The new "Haunted Mansion" trailer reveals a sketch artist who's played by someone intricately familiar with the inner workings of political satire.
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Ted: Mark Wahlberg Set One Major Boundary With Seth MacFarlane Regarding His Jokes
The "Ted" movies are as irreverent as Seth MacFarlane productions can get, but star Mark Wahlberg had one clear boundary regarding jokes he wouldn't make.
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Sebastian Maniscalco & Robert De Niro Talk New Family Comedy About My Father - Exclusive Interview
"About My Father" stars Sebastian Maniscalco and Robert De Niro discussed bringing the story to the screen, the involvement of Maniscalco's father, and more.
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How Susan Sarandon Fought To Land Her Role In Bull Durham
While many people think of Susan Sarandon when they think of the movie "Bull Durham," she went to wild lengths to secure her role in the comedy film.
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Why Hannah Steale From Fifty Shades Of Black Looks So Familiar
Here are some of the roles from which the actor who plays Hannah Steale in Fifty Shades of Black might look familiar.
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White Men Can't Jump Review: No Person Should Watch
Hulu's remake of "White Men Can't Jump" can't live up to the 1992 original, with comedy that somehow feels more dated than the 30-year-old classic.
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Asteroid City: Scarlett Johansson Started Filming Just 8 Weeks After Giving Birth
Scarlett Johansson started filming Wes Anderson's upcoming sci-fi comedy Asteroid City just eight weeks after giving birth to her son Cosmo Joost
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