One Of The Best Superhero Parody Movies Ever Made Is Streaming For Free
In case you missed it, the DC Universe got a dark comedic makeover in one of the best superhero parody movies ever and it's streaming on Tubi.
Read MoreIn case you missed it, the DC Universe got a dark comedic makeover in one of the best superhero parody movies ever and it's streaming on Tubi.
Read MoreCarrie Fisher traded fighting the Dark Side for exploring her silly side in this film that's lesser known than her other 1980s comedy co-starring Tom Hanks.
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Read MoreMany popular Hollywood comedies have attempted the transition to television over the years, but few have managed to find real success as sitcoms.
Read MoreThe ending of "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem" features an easy-to-miss reference to one popular anime series that's streaming on Netflix.
Read MoreThe adaptation of Emily Henry's "People We Meet on Vacation" is charming despite its obvious similarities to romcoms that have come before it.
Read MoreSometimes there is absolutely no reason to remake a classic movie, as these 10 modern reboots of already great films clearly show.
Read More"This Is the End" is a raunchy stoner take on the apocalypse, but one moment of on-the-edge comedy with Channing Tatum went way too far for one star.
Read MoreMike Judge's biting American satire "Idiocracy" is a comedy classic — and it's available on Netflix right now.
Read MoreEven though they were preceded by classics or audience favorites, these 10 sequels didn't come close to approaching the magic of the original films.
Read MoreLongtime "Home Alone" fans may be surprised to learn that the gangster flick seen in the movie, "Angels with Filthy Souls," is not an actual real film.
Read More'Dumb and Dumber' is filled with laugh-out-loud moments, courtesy of Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels, including one legendary scene that was completely improvised.
Read MoreWhat have the stars of this modern holiday classic been up to since 1989?
Read MoreIt 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.
Read More"Freaky Friday" is a movie classic, but it's not the only body-swapping film worth watching - check out these other movies that also use the fan-favorite trope.
Read More"Legally Blonde" is a hilarious and surprisingly poignant movie about emotional growth ... so what should you watch if you love this Reese Witherspoon flick?
Read MoreThe first run of "Shrek" films came to an end around 15 years ago, but it received a couple spin-offs after, so you might be wondering how to watch them.
Read MoreAccording to Pierce Brosnan, Robin Williams' performance in "Mrs. Doubtfire" was even more impressive than most fans of the 1993 film likely realize.
Read MoreRachel McAdams' Regina George is one of the most memorable parts of "Mean Girls," but did you know she wore a wig for the role?
Read MoreRob Reiner has a line-up of films that are among the best of the best, but this classic comedy stands out as nearly perfect.
Read MoreJim Carrey has had a long Hollywood career as a mostly comedic actor, but it's one of his more dramatic films that critics have rated most highly.
Read MoreActor Rick Moranis is known for his comedic roles in the '80s and '90s, such as "Ghostbusters" and "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids." Here's what he looks like now.
Read MoreIf you were thrilled by the black comedy and horror combo of "Bodies Bodies Bodies," here are more movies that are also morbidly funny.
Read MoreBen Stiller tested for the role of Link in 1992's "Encino Man," ultimately losing to Brendan Fraser. Fortunately, his screen test can now be viewed on YouTube.
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