In this edition, watch Netflix's Sweet Tooth bloopers reel, watch a New Girl virtual reunion in honor o the series premiere's 10th anniversary, and more.
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In this edition, learn about the making of fake drugs in movies, take a look back at the disaster of Spaceballs: The Animated Series.
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In this edition, watch a Terminator 2 Bill Hader DeepFake with the actor as T-1000, see Jim Henson and Kermit the Frog on Johnny Carson, and more.
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Continuing our end of the decade coverage, our own Ethan Anderton delivers his personal list of the Top 10 Best Movies of the Decade, 2010-2019.
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Chris Evangelista's Top 10 Movies of the Decade feature films from Martin Scorsese, Todd Haynes, Jonathan Glazer, George Miller, David Fincher, and more.
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The list of most rented Redbox movies is released, revealing that Americans who frequent the superstore DVD kiosk have pretty similar tastes in movies.
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While promoting War Dogs, Jonah Hill described what it was like to be directed by Martin Scorsese on The Wolf of Wall Street.
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Read about the Olivia Wilde Wolf of Wall Street casting that never was. At 28, Wilde was deemed "too old" for the role that later went to Margot Robbie.
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Read 11 biopic reactions from the real life subjects that the movies are based on:Mark Zuckerberg, Jordan Belfort, Henry Hill, Hunter S. Thompson and more.
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The characters of your favorite movies, such as Ferris Bueller's Day Off, look into your eyes with this supercut of movie moments breaking the fourth wall.
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What are the most pirated movies of 2014? The Wolf of Wall Street and Frozen top the list, which also includes Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
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Watch The Wolf of Wall Street Just The F Words Edit, a supercut of The Wolf Of Wall Street featuring only the F words (but without the 506 F-bombs).
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The Wolf of Wall Street Honest Trailer shows reverence for Martin Scorsese's story of excess while also poking fun at its pop culture tropes. Check it out.
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The 2014 MTV Movie Award nominations have been revealed. American Hustle, Wolf of Wall Street & The Hunger Games: Catching Fire are among the leaders.
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Even before we found out "everything is awesome" in The LEGO Movie, LEGO movie stuff was pretty "awesome" on the internet. The LEGO video games made new fans, and reimagined posters using the construction toys are fairly common place. Huge trailers are regularly adapted into stop motion LEGO versions. Even so, those adaptations are usually…
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UPDATE: Collider has taken back their story saying this information from the producers is incorrect. Before Martin Scorsese's The Wolf of Wall Street hit theaters, there was much talk about the film's length. An early cut was said to be around four hours long but Paramount wanted it to be at least an hour shorter,…
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When Paul Thomas Anderson took the world by storm with his second film, Boogie Nights, critics couldn't help but compare him to a young Martin Scorsese. Anderson was obviously influenced by the filmmaker, and in the years since, they've become friends. For Scorsese's previous film, Hugo, Anderson interviewed the director in Los Angeles and that…
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Most of us would pay money to work with Martin Scorsese. He's one of the greatest filmmakers of all time, and a chance to spend time with him is priceless. The same thing, it seems, might be felt by actors. Jonah Hill was already an Oscar nominee before he got the part as Donnie Azoff…
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There are a lot of complaints about over-reliance on CG in Hollywood films, and some of those gripes are on point. Films that go overboard with computer-generated creatures and digital doubles can quickly increase the distance between an audience and the story, rather than bridging it. But a great many films use CG in ways…
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No year in cinema ever shapes up exactly the way we'd expect. In fact, it'd be boring if one did. Still, when faced with the promise of a whole new year of movies, I can't help try and predict which ones I'll love or hate. I put my best guesses in list form last year,…
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Following SAG and the PGA, the Writers Guild of America has just unveiled its list of nominees for the 2014 nominees. For anyone who's been watching the awards race, the list won't contain many surprises. The WGA likes American Hustle and Dallas Buyers Club just as much as everyone else does. Additionally, several of the most notable absences…
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The Wolf of Wall Street is all about obscene excess in every vice imaginable. Jordan Belfort (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his associates do more blow, screw more hookers, toss around more money, and piss on more legal documents than most of us could ever dream of. So it only makes sense that they'd be more profane…
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Over the past few weeks, and for the next few months, discussions will center on the best films of 2013. I did a list, the /Filmcast did a list and innumerable others will do the same leading up to the moment the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences crowns their best film of the…
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The biggest debate over Martin Scorsese's current hit The Wolf of Wall Street hasn't been its quality. Its been its ethics. The film shows stockbrokers lead by Jordan Belfort (Leonardo DiCaprio) abusing the legal and financial systems to ridiculous gain, only to blow it all on lavish possessions and parties. Some have said the film…
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Martin Scorsese's new film, The Wolf of Wall Street, is turning into one of the biggest firebrands of late 2013 as it provokes conversations about glorification versus excoriation of the film's central character, and about our national obsession with getting rich. You won't see too much of that in the official marketing, which is aimed…
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Looking back on 2013, it's hard to spot one overriding trend other than "great." Like any other year, the superhero movies, sequels, adaptations and remakes were present, but most of them were disposable and forgettable. The greatness in 2013, not surprisingly, was from the original and unexpected movies. Films born out of the mind of…
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The thought of interviewing Rob Reiner is daunting. As a director, he's responsible for some of the most popular and influential films of the past thirty years. Films like This Is Spinal Tap, When Harry Met Sally, The Princess Bride and Stand By Me. As an actor, he started his career on one of television's…
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