Are you looking for what to stream in February 2020? This edition of the Streamer's Guide will prepare you for this month's theatrical releases.
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In this edition, watch a LOST retrospective looking at the series 15 years after it premeired, plus recap the first part Netflix's Disenchantment, and more.
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Friends from College canceled after just two seasons as Netflix continues to clean house amongst its massive selection of shows.
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The Force Majeure remake has added Will Ferrell to the cast, where he joins the great Julia Louis-Dreyfuss in this tale of wounded masculinity.
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The Disenchantment trailer showcases Matt Groening and company bringing their distinct Futurama-style to a fantasy setting.
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David Spade stars as a drunk, deadbeat dad who is determined to help his son regain his chance to go to college after accidentally derailed his life in the Father of the Year trailer.
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The Disenchantment trailer highlights the latest animated series from Matt Groening, creator of The Simpsons and Futurama.
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A Friends from College season 2 has been ordered by Netflix. Director Nicholas Stoller and writer Francesca Delbanco's sad comedy returns next year.
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A new fantasy comedy animated series by The Simpsons creator, Disenchantment, is a Matt Groening Netflix collaboration.
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Watch the first Friends from College trailer, teasing a new series from Neighbors director Nick Stoller starring Keegan-Michael Key, Fred Savage & more.
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Director Nick Stoller has set up a new Netflix series called Friends from College that has a great assembly of talent on board to star.
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Sam Rockwell and Allison Janney are reuniting for The Heart, from their The Way, Way Back directors Jim Rash and Nat Faxon. Kristen Wiig is set to star.
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Melissa McCarthy co-wrote and stars in Tammy, a road-trip comedy opening July 2. The actresss' husband, Ben Falcone, directed the film, which finds the main character on basically the worst day ever. She tries to get out of town, but has no car, so ends up on the road with her grandmother (Susan Sarandon). On paper,…
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The Descendants writers Nat Faxon and Jim Rash take a turn directing with the coming of age summer story The Way Way Back. The film finds teen Duncan (Liam James of The Killing) on summer vacation with his mother (Toni Collette) and her somewhat dickish boyfriend (Steve Carell), and his daughter Steph (Zoe Levin). Duncan…
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Sony is apparently eager to hear what Dan Harmon has to say about Community's fourth season. Also after the jump: Peek at a DVD-only scene from Breaking Bad NBC renews Hannibal USA doesn't want Happy Endings Revenge and Suburgatory lose stars Matt Smith is leaving Doctor Who Dominic West and Judy Greer book new roles Girls adds a boy Peek…
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The cast of this summer's independent comedy The Way, Way Back is insane: Steve Carell, Toni Collette, Allison Janney, AnnaSophia Robb, Sam Rockwell, Maya Rudolph, Amanda Peet, and Rob Corddry... and none of them are the star of the film. That honor goes to Liam James, a young actor best known for roles on The Killing and Psych.…
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The typical image of a "Sundance movie" often conjures up one of two things. A long, drawn-out burn with great characters, or the independently-financed comedy destined for box office glory. This post contains my thoughts on two 2013 films in the latter category. In a World is the feature directorial debut of Lake Bell and…
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Fox's strategy of debuting freshman comedy New Girl online two weeks early paid off beautifully last fall, so it makes sense that they'd take a similar approach to this year's crop of new shows. The first episodes of The Mindy Project and Ben & Kate have both hit the web this week, nearly a month in advance…
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It can be pretty hard to take Jim Rash seriously when he's flirting with dalmatians as Dean Pelton on Community, but off-camera he's enjoying greater success than ever. Rash and Nat Faxon landed Oscars this past February for scripting Alexander Payne's The Descendants, and have spent most of the year since working on their directorial…
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It's been three years since Broken Lizard's last film, The Slammin' Salmon, and six years since their last semi-hit, Beerfest, but the comedy group is coming back this summer with a fresh new feature. Well, kinda. The Babymakers isn't technically a Broken Lizard film -- while troupe leader Jay Chandrasekhar directs, not all the team…
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Until recently, Jim Rash and Nat Faxon were mainly known for their work in front of the camera. But their screenwriting work for last year's The Descendants changed that, and with this weekend's Best Adapted Screenplay win, the future's looking brighter than ever for the pair. Among their several upcoming projects are an action comedy…
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