Ice Age: Sid The Sloth's Voice Was Solidified By A Sandwich And A Phone Call
Sid the Sloth is perhaps the most well-remembered (and funniest) character of the "Ice Age" franchise, and actor John Leguizamo shared how he found Sid's voice.
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Galaxy Quest Facts To Prepare Fans For The Paramount+ TV Series
With a revival in the works, now seems like a good time to look back at the sci-fi comedy Galaxy Quest and learn some little-known facts about the movie.
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The Barbie Movie Took 14 Years To Make, Almost Starred Amy Schumer & Anne Hathaway
A "Barbie" film has languished in development hell for quite some time. Now, after one arduous journey, it's finally ready to make its silver screen debut.
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Together Together Review: An Alternative Love Story
Nikole Beckwith's "Together Together" is the rare indie dramedy whose narrow focus allows it to resonate deeply without overstaying its welcome.
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The Mitchells Vs. The Machines Review: Fun For The Whole Family
Ready for an animated adventure that oozes fun out of its every frame? You're in luck -- Netflix's "The Mitchells vs. the Machines" is here.
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Thunder Force Review: Melissa McCarthy's Superhero Blunder
"Thunder Force" is a high-concept superhero comedy starring Melissa McCarthy and Octavia Spencer. Unfortunately, you need more than them to make a great movie.
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Shiva Baby Review: The Most Anxiety-Inducing Comedy In Years
Emma Seligman's directorial debut, the Mubi release "Shiva Baby," walks a fine line between cringe comedy and anxiety-inducing character study.
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Bad Trip Review: A Sugar Rush With A Sweet Core
We've all seen more than our share of hidden-camera comedies by now. Does Eric Andre's "Bad Trip" have what it takes to stand out from the pack?
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Slaxx Review: The Call Is Coming From Inside The Murder Pants
It isn't easy to make a watchable movie about designer jeans that kill people, but that doesn't mean it's impossible. "Slaxx" might be insane, but it works.
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Last Call Review: Closing Time
Since "Entourage" ended, Jeremy Piven has been lost in the career wilderness. Is "Last Call" the starring vehicle that'll get him back on track?
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Willy's Wonderland Review: Nicolas Cage Vs. Animatronics From Hell
Any movie that pits Nicolas Cage against murderous furry robots should be a ton of over-the-top fun. So ... how much fun is "Willy's Wonderland"?
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Tom And Jerry Review: Old Enemies Re-Animated
After a long absence, Tom and Jerry are back on the big screen. Has the absence done their classic fighting any favors? We review HBO Max's "Tom and Jerry."
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Long Weekend Review: A '90s-Style Rom-Com With A Twist
In a lot of respects, you've seen this story told before -- but that doesn't mean "Long Weekend" doesn't have some interesting tricks up its sleeve.
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Hallmark's Romance In Style: Benjamin Hollingsworth Was Hesitant To Sign On
Benjamin Hollingsworth stars in Hallmark's "Romance in Style," but the "Virgin River" actor originally had some reservations about joining the movie.
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Mr. Malcolm's List Review: Pleasant But Bland Period Romance
Mr. Malcolm's List has a diverse and intriguing cast and will satisfy fans of Bridgerton's inclusive period drama style, but it's still missing a key element
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8-Bit Christmas Review: Nostalgia's Punch Out
"8-Bit Christmas" may seem a little crudely constructed at times, but it's as comforting as turning on an old video game.
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Don't Look Up Review: Too Close To Home?
It's exactly the sort of movie no one wants to watch on the eve of Pandemic Year Three... which is exactly why it's so necessary.
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Galaxy Quest Is Getting The Series Treatment From Paramount+
After years remaining a sci-fi cult classic, it seems "Galaxy Quest" is getting the full series treatment from Paramount+. Here's what fans and onlookers know.
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Coming 2 America Review: From Zamunda 2 Queens All Over Again
It took more than 30 years for Eddie Murphy to star in a "Coming to America" sequel. Was that enough time to come up with a halfway funny script?
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The Holiday Rom-Com Defying Odds And Killing It On Netflix In The Off-Season
Christmas movies do well on Netflix toward the end of the year, but one such film from 2013 is heating up the charts in April.
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Matilda The Musical Review: A Sickly Sweet Twist On The Classic
Matilda the Musical on Netflix loses some of the edge that made Roald Dahl's original story so compelling, and it doesn't live up to the Danny DeVito version
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The People We Hate At The Wedding Review: Here Comes The Dysfunction
Amazon Prime Video's new film release Here Comes the Wedding is a showcase of great talent, but it doesn't quite come together to be the comedy it promises
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Renfield Review: Dracula Sucks As The Classic Narcissistic Boss
"Renfield" offers a brand-new take on Bram Stoker's "Dracula." Our reviewer likes this goofy approach, but also found some fearsome flaws.
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Renfield Is Killing It With Fans (Despite What Critics Say On Rotten Tomatoes)
Despite middling reviews from critics and a lackluster box office performance, Universal Pictures' "Renfield" is proving to be a horror-comedy hit with fans.
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White Noise: Is Dylar An Actual Drug?
While Dylar may be a major plot device in both the novel and film versions of White Noise, it doesn't actually exist. But what does it represent?
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The Lonely Island's Journey From Berkeley To Internet Stardom
The Lonely Island has had quite the journey. The trio has gone from Berkeley to "Saturday Night Live" to internet stardom and feature film deals.
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Whatever Happened To The Cast Of Wayne's World?
Wayne's World is one of the most hysterical and memorable movies ever made. But whatever happened to its amazing cast? We look at what they're up to these days.
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