10 Movies Turning 20 In 2026 That You Have To Rewatch
It's hard to believe that two decades have passed since these movies hit theaters, and that means they're due for a rewatch if you haven't seen them recently.
Read MoreIt's hard to believe that two decades have passed since these movies hit theaters, and that means they're due for a rewatch if you haven't seen them recently.
Read MoreOne of the most memorable scenes from the Jim Carrey movie The Mask almost got cut because studio execs didn't quite get it.
Read MoreArnold Schwarzenegger probably doesn't mind that history has mostly forgotten about this 1970s Western comedy flop he once starred in.
Read MoreSaturday Night Live gave Home Alone an alternate ending with a much darker twist - and yes, that's Ariana Grande as Kevin McCallister.
Read More1975 saw the release of one soon-to-be classic movie after another, ranging from summer blockbusters to high art director-driven offerings and true cult films.
Read MoreGeorge Clooney is one of Hollywood's most famous leading men, but the Academy Award winner says his days of kissing on screen are over.
Read MoreIt's hard to imagine Elf without Zooey Deschanel, but she only nabbed the role as Jovie after a different actress dropped out.
Read MoreThere have been four Home Alone movies since Chris Columbus and Macaulay Culkin exited the franchise and the director has made his feelings about them known.
Read MoreThree writers known for their work on Seinfeld were brought in to rewrite the script for The Grinch, but you wouldn't know it by looking at the credits.
Read MoreWe're taking a look at 5 somewhat recent Disney flops that are due to be reappraised and reconsidered in the years to come.
Read MoreDr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas is a certified Christmas classic, featuring a great sequence featuring the Grinch during childhood.
Read MoreBradley Cooper's Is This Thing On? works magnificently thanks to the chemistry between Will Arnett and Laura Dern. Here's our review.
Read MoreAt the start of the pandemic, Rob Reiner's The Princess Bride was given a fun DIY remake featuring a slew of famous faces playing the familiar characters.
Read MoreTwo very different 2025 films tackled the same difficult topic, but only one film succeeded in its handling of it. Let us explain.
Read MoreMichael Shannon's incredibly funny turn as a helpful, sage-like drug dealer is the real highlight of this underrated 2010s holiday comedy.
Read MoreHave a good time with a bad movie by streaming this weirdly watchable true crime thriller (which stars Lady Gaga and several other A-listers) on Netflix.
Read MoreJim Carrey's transformation into the Grinch bordered on torture, so one of the founders of SEAL Team Six gave him a crash course in endurance training.
Read MoreMartin Scorsese's The Wolf of Wall Street is full of memorable performances, not least of all the one from the late, great Rob Reiner.
Read MoreCop movies have endured just as much as cop shows, and we've put together a list of the absolute best, from deadly serious to sometimes hilarious.
Read MoreFrom laugh-out-loud spoofs to convention-defying musicals and horror films (or both, in some cases), here are /Film's top 10 movies of 2025.
Read MoreElf was an instant holiday classic, but the film wouldn't have been made had the screenwriter not written a different, unproduced Christmas rom-com.
Read MoreEva Victor's Sorry, Baby is one of the best films of 2025, and it's streaming now on HBO Max. Check it out if you haven't seen it yet.
Read MoreThree movies in, a very clear pattern has emerged regarding who director Rian Johnson casts to play the killer in his Knives Out series.
Read MoreThe beloved rom-com When Harry Met Sally originally had a much more downbeat ending, and then Rob Reiner was inspired to change things.
Read MoreThis Val Kilmer-led, science-focused '80s comedy movie represents a somewhat forgotten moment in the late actor's impressive career.
Read MoreFrom Disney flicks to 20th Century Fox pictures and everything that's on Hulu, Disney+ is loaded with movies that deserve more appreciation.
Read MoreIt's a testament to the strength of his filmography that this Rob Reiner movie (which Roger Ebert loved) isn't generally considered one of his best works.
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