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'Happy Gilmore 2' Feels Like An Adam Sandler Charity Special
What if they threw you a sequel, and *every* golfer came??
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'Eddington' is the First Great Art About the Pandemic
Ari Aster plumbs our fractured national psyche, synthesizing the upheavals of the pandemic into something approaching arthouse South Park (complimentary).
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'Oh, Hi' is a Sweet Genre-Bender About Light Bondage
Molly Gordon shines in the Gen Z dating version of 'Falling Down.'
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Where Have All The Boob Shows Gone?
Nudity on prestige TV, This Week In Posters, and Top Chef's next destination.
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The Coldplay Couple Brought "Main Character" Back
How a canoodling concert couple gave us exactly the kind of low-stakes, zero-calorie scandal we needed.
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It's Santa Claus Melon Season, Motherf*cker
All hail the king of melons.
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'Superman' Valiantly Tries to Pull Superheroes Down from the Rafters
James Gunn's Superman reboot works well when it's super silly but gets kind of incoherent when it tries to be serious.
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Larry Charles Opens Up About Borat, Bruno, and Sacha Baron Cohen
It's nice to learn that at least one person involved with 'Borat' doesn't suck.
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The Entire Plot Of 'Bride Hard' Recreated With Quotes From Scathing Reviews
Rebel Wilson and Oscar winner Da'Vine Joy Randolph star in a Die Hard/Bridesmaids' mash-up from the director 'Con Air' that you probably missed (judging by the box office).
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Screw It, Let's Rank All The Pixar Movies
Separating "Elite Pixar" from "Lesser Pixar" and "Shitty Pixar."
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'F1' is a Great, Two-Hour Trailer for 'F1'
Brad Pitt's racing movie is a greasy corndog: exactly what you'd expect and nothing more.
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The Toddler Dad Movie Revue: 'Elio'
Opening weekend audiences stayed away, but it's still an original Pixar movie, right?