Another legend is gone. Hugely influential insult comic and actor Don Rickles has died of kidney failure at the age of 90. Born in Queens, New York in 1926, Rickles embarked on a career in the entertainment industry following a…
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Paul Rudd celebrates his 48th birthday today, and we can’t think of any better way to commemorate the birthday of the Ant-Man and Role Models star than to share with you his love for trolling Conan O’Brien. You see, for…
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This week’s new releases are kicked off by Rogue One, the first-ever self-contained Star Wars film. A big and bold blockbuster, the film illustrated how stories set in a galaxy far, far away not featuring the Skywalker family could still…
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For this week’s Create-A-Caption, we’ve selected an iconic moment from the 1936 comedy classic Modern Times. In the film, Charlie Chaplin savagely critiques the industrial age and its dehumanizing effects on the working class. After his monotonous assembly line job…
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Loosely inspired by actual events, the underrated WWII drama Never So Few blended intrigue, adventure and romance into a story about Allied guerrilla forces in Southern Asia. An American captain (Frank Sinatra) must lead his men against not only the…
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Today is Christopher Walken‘s 73rd birthday! The beloved character actor — whose roles include iconic appearances in films like The Deer Hunter, Batman Returns and Pulp Fiction (among many, many others) — has won legions of fans with his quirky…
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Where to find this week’s fantastic new DVD and Blu-ray releases? Why right here of course! Among the offerings now available include a return to J.K. Rowling’s Wizarding World, the latest Martin Scorsese drama, an absorbing autobiographical tale featuring Natalie…
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This week’s biggest new release on DVD and Blu-ray is Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, a return to J.K. Rowling’s Wizarding World that is set before the Harry Potter films. Something mysterious is leaving a path of…
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Based on the play by Mary Chase, Harvey is an offbeat — and quite beloved– comedy masterpiece. In one of his finest roles, James Stewart stars as Elwood P. Dowd, a good-hearted inebriate whose constant companion is an invisible rabbit…
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Paul Verhoeven’s Robocop is a film that is unique in that it works as a sci-fi adventure and a dark comedy. When it was released back in 1987 (can you believe this film is 30 years old?) , audiences weren’t…
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