The buzz might be mixed on this weekend's primitive buddy comedy , but the combination of and is a pretty irresistible one on-screen and off. Our friends at caught up with the comedic duo, who were more than happy to

I didn't see a lot of movies in theaters as a child -- when you have younger brothers and a sister, family moviegoing is difficult and expensive. But by 1983, I was old enough to go to movies with friends

There's a script to be written, hopefully by someone with talent, in which a character from the real world gets dropped into a romantic comedy. Sort of like in reverse, or the middle part of -- a reg'lar Joe or

Someone at DreamWorks is really, really into ghosts ... or they're hearing people talk about Ghostbusters 3 and Ghost Hunters, and cashing in on a perceived trend. Either way, they're shoving a 3-D Boo U into production as quickly as

Twenty-nine years later, Carl Spackler dresses much nicer, but talks the same. , of course, made an indelible impression as the disheveled, constantly muttering, yet wily groundskeeper Carl in Harold Ramis' comedy classic way back in 1980, roaming the Bushwood

To be completely honest with you, I kinda hit my viral campaign limit with The Dark Knight's amazing marketing blitz and haven't really rebounded since. Maybe it's because there hasn't been a campaign quite as genius as the one for

This summer we're getting two giant films based on toys we grew up with in Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen and G.I. Joe: Rise of Cobra. But what about all those other toy movies in the works? What will they

Welcome back to another edition of Insert Caption -- the game that may transform into your greatest hopes and dreams should you provide us with a winning caption. Last week we got down on one knee and asked you to

title is the mantra of inveterate curmudgeon Boris Yellnikoff (), as well as that of , whose latest - and first to be set in his beloved Manhattan since 2004's - hews as tightly to his trademark preoccupations as 's

Oh, Robin Williams. You furry, awesomely funny freak. We've missed you! And Bobcat Goldthwait -- sorry, Bob Goldthwait -- yeah, some of us have missed you too. If you're ready to visit a very dark and funny place, check out

Our brothers and sisters over at have busted through the boob tube and brought with them the following juicy bits of must-see eye candy:New episodes of Lost may be months and months away but Lost buffs can console themselves with

400 Screens, 400 Blows is a weekly column that takes an in-depth look at the films playing below the radar, beneath the top ten, and on 400 screens or less.I'm rather dismayed by the huge success of the awful (21

Overture's latest smart rom-com move was to purchase , a script written by Will McCormack and Rashida Jones, who will also star as Celeste. Celeste and Jesse Forever is the tale of a divorcing couple that is struggling to keep

Have rude moviegoers won? I've just about abandoned going to a convenient, comfortable with very good sound and usually good projection, all because of rude, texting audience members at all hours of the day. Some of the worst offenders weren't

Here we go again! The latest film to get put through the remake ringer: Das Experiment. But at least this incarnation is getting a pretty interesting cast. reports that , , , and will star in The Experiment, (Prison Break)

You know that poem about the world ending not with a bang but a whimper? I don't think Roland Emmerich has read it as this end of the world flick has many bangs each followed by an Earth-shattering ka-boom. Apparently

Sacha Baron Cohen antics in London, Paris, and Madrid.

Marlon Wayans attempts funny. Could this be worse than White Chicks?

Celebrate Independence Day with criminals in cool hats.

A modest wish for an amazing girl.