Some romantic comedies are better than others. The characters feel more realistic, the chemistry is better, and the plots seem at least slightly more believable. Here are the best romantic comedies of all time, ready to be enjoyed and given their proper respect.
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Most people creating Star Wars are, by this point, fans who grew up obsessing over the original and prequel trilogies. However, there's at least one notable Star Wars actor who not only missed the the big opening night for the final chapter of the Skywalker saga, they haven't seen the movie, period.
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Director Alfonso Cuarón's 2006 opus Children of Men is widely considered to be among the greatest dystopian films of all time, and with good reason. But what about that ending? In an interview, Cuarón revealed that the end is meant to be a reflection of the worldview of each individual viewer.
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If the sequels to the Wachowskis' sci-fi opus The Matrix left you underwhelmed, the movies' cinematographer Bill Pope knows who you should blame: Stanley Kubrick. Pope recently sat down for a chat with famed lens man Roger Deakins on his podcast, and during his visit, he had quite a bit to say.
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Actress Jennifer Aniston shocked even her biggest fans when she went full raunch for 2011's black comedy film Horrible Bosses, and reprised her suggestive role in the flick's sequel. One scene from Horrible Bosses 2 was so provocative that it was ultimately removed from the film altogether.
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Quibi's take on the classic tale Most Dangerous Game (sans definite article in its title) sees Liam Hemsworth subjecting himself to being hunted by wealthy elite in exchange for a life-changing amount of money. Here's how Hemsworth prepared for his intense role.
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Sometimes, you just want the mental equivalent of comfort food, to relax with a film or television show that's either a familiar favorite or just something light, fun, and soothing. If you're in desperate need of stress relief, Netflix has you covered.
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The Netflix original film The F**k-It List, based on Julie Halpern's 2013 novel of the same name, has recently landed on Netflix, and audiences are finding the heartfelt comedy to be a pleasant diversion. Here's why the actress who plays Kayla in The F**k-It List looks so familiar.
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There naturally won't be many women in a movie about an apocalypse that wipes out women, but the lone female in Only's principal cast will likely seem a bit familiar. She's Freida Pinto, who has appeared in a handful of high-profile projects. Here's why Eva from Only looks so familiar.
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We did the hard work for you and found the Michael Keaton movies you must watch and the ones you should avoid like a sandworm in Beetlejuice. Here are the best and worst Michael Keaton movies according to Rotten Tomatoes!
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Right up to his untimely death in July 2020, Imahara was a man of many talents: television host, roboticist, electrical engineer. His passion was evident in everything he did, and it was the reason he was approached with the task of recreating Iron Man's gauntlet.
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Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn might get back into the wedding-crashing business. Director David Dobkin has revealed that he and his stars are talking about a potential sequel to their raucous 2005 comedy. Here's what we know so far.
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The Deadpool films are full of fourth wall-breaking moments, but Ryan Reynolds recently revealed that Deadpool 2 included a cool Indiana Jones-themed easter egg that likely went unnoticed for most viewers. Here's the Indiana Jones reference you totally missed in Deadpool 2.
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Grab a glass of scotch (or a bottle of syrup), and get ready to look through the five best and five worst films starring one of our greatest contemporary clowns, Will Ferrell.
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Doom Patrol star Timothy Dalton is best known for his time as 007, but when asked who should take over the role from Daniel Craig, he refuses to answer. Here's why.
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Like a lot of the most popular indie horror films of the last decade, Relic uses horror as a release valve to help audiences both understand and cope with real-life fears that have no corresponding real-life points of obvious catharsis.
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The youngster who portrays C.J. Walker in See You Yesterday might seem a bit familiar to some viewers. Her name is Eden Duncan-Smith, and she's been making a bit of a name for herself in the movie biz in recent years. Here's Why C.J. Walker from See You Yesterday looks so familiar
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Palm Springs takes the tried-and-true time loop formula and applies it to a romantic comedy, with winning results. Still, for audiences raised on Groundhog Day, its ending might leave some questions unanswered. Here's what went down in the ending of Palm Springs.
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From the perplexing to the downright cringe-worthy, here are things only adults notice in Armageddon.
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We were recently handed the sad news that Kelly Preston had passed away. In honor of her admirable career, we decided to take a look back to discover which of her movies is the most unheralded, underrated entry in her filmography — and if we're being honest, it was an easy task.
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We're here to honor Netflix's guiltiest pleasures: the trash films we can't help but treasure, from the silliest action to the clumsiest horror and the comedies that only barely make us laugh.
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There's a huge backstory behind Will Ferrell's small Wedding Crashers role. According to an interview with director David Dobkin in Entertainment Weekly, Ferrell's cameo almost didn't happen at all, and was a last-minute surprise that kept the cast and crew on their toes up until the film's release.
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Whatever the various factors that determine popularity may be, they're currently working in the favor of How Do You Know, a ten-year-old rom-com starring Paul Rudd. It's worth taking a look back at the movie now that it's been granted its share of the spotlight.
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Being on the set of a horror film is a unique experience. Is it scary? Is it funny? Is it just another day at the office for show business professionals? Chatting with Looper, Relic director Natalie Erika James reveals what it's really like making a horror movie.
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Wedding Crashers almost never made it down the aisle. Looking back at the raucous 2005 comedy for its 15th anniversary, director David Dobkin revealed to Variety that the film's fate felt uncertain throughout most of the development process.
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The Shawshank Redemption was considered a box office flop, and it took a rediscovery on home video and cable to bolster its reputation. Even then, it never did blow up the bank account of the guy who wrote the novella on which it was based.
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O.G. Kill Bill star Vivica A. Fox, who played the assassin Vernita Green in the 2003 classic, recently opened up about the plot details of a potential Kill Bill: Volume 3. Her story did leave one open plot point that would make a heck of an intriguing starting point for the long-rumored sequel.
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