How The Whoopee Boys Poster Ended Up In The Lonely Island's Hot Rod
In Hot Rod, you might have spotted a poster for The Whoopee Boys in Kevin's room. Not only is it a real movie, but it became a treasured part of the production.
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Kurt Russell's Rom-Com Overboard Is Based On A True Story Of Amnesia
The Goldie Hawn/Kurt Russell comedy Overboard was actually (partially) inspired by a true story.
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The Seven Funniest Marx Brothers Movies, Ranked
The Marx Brothers made some of the greatest (and most anarchic) comedies ever. Here are their best movies ranked.
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The Hangover's Ed Helms Had A Real Tooth Implant Removed For The Movie
Ed Helms' tooth removal in The Hangover was no joke: he actually had a real implant removed for the movie (and didn't tell anyone from The Office).
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Jon Favreau Snuck The Same Tasty Easter Egg Into Iron Man And Elf
Here's why director Jon Favreau loves including food in his movies, including a specific pizza joint that's referenced in both Elf and Iron Man.
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Ian McShane Recorded Some Profane Deadwood Dialogue From The Hot Rod Set
While Ian McShane was in production on Hot Rod, the Lonely Island crew got to hear him record some of his profane dialogue as Al Swearengen for Deadwood.
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The Despicable Me Franchise Just Made Box Office History
In Hollywood, nobody knows anything. But one sure bet seems to be that audiences love anything involving Minions. Despicable Me 4 just made box office history.
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Johnny Depp's Eight Best Roles, Ranked
Watching Johnny Depp movies is hard now, but his great oddball performances are frozen in amber. Here are the best ones, ranked.
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Sci-Fi Classic Repo Man Took Ideas From Two Movies You've Never Seen
The sci-fi-tinged cult classic Repo Man drew some of its inspiration from two other movies.
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Fly Me To The Moon Crashes To The Ground With $10 Million Opening Weekend
Space Race-era romantic comedy Fly Me to the Moon has failed to launch at the box office, despite big stars and a $100 million budget.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Hotel Transylvania Movies
Here are all of the Hotel Transylvania movies in order, plus our recommendation of the correct order to watch them if you're looking to dive into the franchise.
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James Caan Did Not Find Will Ferrell Funny While Filming Elf
Even though Will Ferrell has made millions laugh every holiday season with Elf, he wasn't making co-star James Caan chuckle very much while shooting the movie.
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Kurt Russell's Overboard Has A Connection To National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
Does the 1987 Kurt Russell/Goldie Hawn comedy Overboard take place in the same cinematic universe as National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation?
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Deadpool & Wolverine Forced Kevin Feige To Teach Marvel Employees About An X-Rated Sex Act
Deadpool & Wolverine features a sex act joke that Kevin Feige understood but had to explain to his fellow Marvel employees.
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Simon Pegg And Edgar Wright Would Not Be Pleased About A Shaun Of The Dead Reboot
While he doesn't have a final say in the matter, Simon Pegg would not be happy if Universal decided to make a Shaun of the Dead reboot.
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Simon Pegg Might Avoid A Certain Shaun Of The Dead Joke Today, But He Doesn't Regret It
Simon Pegg admitted he probably wouldn't write this joke into Shaun of the Dead today, for fear it would be misunderstood, but defends its purpose in the movie.
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Shrek 5 Is Officially Coming In 2026, Whole Cast Returning, Get Your Game On, Go Play
SomeBODY once told me Shrek 5 was coming in 2026, and now I'm a believer.
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Fly Me To The Moon Review: Scarlett Johansson And Channing Tatum Fly High In A Stylish, Charming Date-Night Movie
Fly Me to the Moon, starring Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum, brings the rom-com back with style. Here's our review.
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The Devil Wears Prada Is Finally Getting A Sequel
Are we writing about the- The Devil Wears Prada sequel news? Yeah, we are.
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The One Line In Shaun Of The Dead That Was Changed For American Audiences
Shaun of the Dead director Edgar Wright and co-writer Simon Pegg didn't want to pander to American audiences, but they did decide to change one line.
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Morena Baccarin's Romantic Deadpool Scenes Were Hilariously Awkward To Film
Deadpool star Morena Baccarin didn't exactly love kissing Ryan Reynolds when he had his Deadpool makeup on.
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Paramount Set A Strict Rule For The Led Zeppelin Reference In Wayne's World
Wayne's World was only allowed to use a few precious notes for a quick gag referencing one of Led Zeppelin's classic rock songs.
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Corey Feldman Lost A Big E.T. Role, But A Steven Spielberg Promise Put Him In Gremlins
Corey Feldman had his breakthrough in Spielberg produced films like Gremlins and The Goonies, but he almost starred in E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial.
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Despicable Me 4 Tops A Shrek Franchise Record With No. 1 Box Office Debut
Despicable Me 4 scores a sixth No. 1 box office opening for Illumination's animated franchise, beating the record set by the Shrek movies.
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Mel Brooks Quit Blazing Saddles For Three Days Out Of Protest
Blazing Saddles is a classic comedy that could have looked a lot different had Mel Brooks not quit for three days until he got his way.
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Why Kurt Russell's Beard In Christmas Chronicles Had To Be Handled Carefully
Kurt Russell, one of the best actors to ever rock incredible facial hair, had to be exceptionally careful with his beard in The Christmas Chronicles 2.
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The Borderlands Movie Was Inspired By Eli Roth Watching His Dog Poop
A key scene in the Borderlands movie was inspired by Eli Roth watching his dog poop. 'That was my pitch to Lionsgate. They were laughing so hard.'
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