The Daily Stream: A League Of Their Own Is The Ultimate Sports Movie
There's no crying in baseball.
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10 Of The Biggest Box Office Gambles Of 2023, From Barbie To Cocaine Bear
Let's see how it all goes. -
No One Was More Surprised By John Wayne's Stagecoach Casting Than The Duke Himself
Director John Ford had a habit of turning even good news into a torture tactic. -
How Gary Cooper Indirectly Gave John Wayne His First Big Hollywood Break
When Gary Cooper said no, a young man named Marion Morrison said yes. -
M3GAN Review: A Horror-Comedy Blast That Will Dance And Slash Its Way Into Your Heart
M3GAN knows exactly what kind of film it is. -
How Drumming As A Kid Taught Mel Brooks A Lot About Comedy
Drumming and comedy — it's all about timing! -
Steve Martin's Name Wasn't Enough To Sell Paramount On The Jerk
He was big on the stage, but he didn't have an audience yet for the jump to movies. -
Everything We Know So Far About Standing By, Dan Levy's Animated Comedy For Hulu
We're Standing By for more info. -
Director Mike Rianda Wrote A Little Of Himself Into Every Character In The Mitchells Vs The Machines
Hi, would you like to talk to me about dinosaurs? -
Cary Elwes Thought Mel Brooks' Pitch For Robin Hood: Men In Tights Was A Jim Carrey Prank
Cary Elwes and Jim Carrey wouldn't appear in a movie together until a few years later, but they've been friends for a long time. -
The Daily Stream: Frisky Dingo Is A Bizarre Animated Comedy That Possibly Predicted The Future
The Adult Swim series Frisky Dingo is wildly funny and oddly prescient little cartoon from the mid-2000s. -
How Alan Arkin Sheltered Abigail Breslin From Little Miss Sunshine's Adult Language
Alan Arkin made sure Abigail Breslin never heard any of Grandpa Hoover's swear-filled rants in Little Miss Sunshine. -
Chungking Express Ending Explained: Password Is Love You For 10,000 Years
California dreamin'... -
Christopher Nolan Somehow Manages To See Comedy In His 'Darkly Serious' Films
Despite being perhaps the darkest and rawest film of Christopher Nolan's career, Memento might also be the funniest. -
Tales From The Box Office: 10 Years Later, Django Unchained Is Still Quentin Tarantino's Biggest Movie
We're looking back at a decade of Django Unchained, and what it meant for the box office. -
The Tree Farm Scene That Was Cut From National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation But Still Made The DVD Cover
Let's get to the bottom of that lost tree farm scene in Christmas Vacation. -
Typecasting Made It Hard For Chris Pratt To Break Into The Comedy Scene Before Parks And Recreation
Pratt had mastered a specific character type before Andy Dwyre gave him comedic freedom. -
It's A Wonderful Life Ending Explained: No Man Is A Failure Who Has Friends
Nothing promotes Yuletide cheer like the sound of Jimmy Stewart screaming, "Merry Christmas, you old Building & Loan!" -
Los Espookys Co-Creator Julio Torres' Comedy Series Little Films Is Coming To HBO
¡Viva la Julio Torres! -
Why Christmas Bloody Christmas Director Joe Begos Gave Himself 'The Coolest Kill'
If you're going to cameo in your killer robot Santa movie, why not give yourself the best death? -
The Best Comedy Movies Of 2022, Ranked
These are the movies that made our Ethan Anderton laugh the most in 2022. Did your favorites make the cut? -
10 Underrated Christmas Comedies Worth Watching This Holiday Season
There's much more to Christmas films than It's a Wonderful Life. If you're in the mood to laugh this holiday season, check out these underrated favorites. -
The Red Shoes Ending Explained: A Fatal Choice Between Life And Art
The Red Shoes vividly explores the dilemma of someone trying to follow their dreams but finding that regular life tends to get in the way. -
Avatar: The Way Of Water Is Somehow Bigger And Smaller Than The First Film
The scope is still gigantic, but the stakes are more personal. -
Killer Vacation: Everything We Know So Far About The John Cena And Jason Momoa Action Comedy
The two actors' comedic chops are as big as their biceps. -
How The Fabelmans Demystifies The Filmmaking Process, And Steven Spielberg Himself
The Fabelmans makes the argument that a filmmaker's strength lies in their perspective, not some impossible standard of perfection or originality. -
Chevy Chase Unzipping Bill Murray's Pants On The Set Of Caddyshack Broke Their Tension
'It was that sad kind of tension that you would get in a family...'
