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Archives for December 2014
He played the 32nd president not once, not twice, but five times.
From giant blockbusters to tiny documentaries, these were 10 films that we loved in 2014.
The film was resurrected, in part, because of a petition signed by theater owners.
On Monday morning, there was a buzz about a movie we won’t even see until 2018.
Seth Rogen and James Franco can prove their critics wrong — and maybe save some lives in the process.
He’s written with Wes Anderson, directed terrific movies, and now gotten involved in Amazon’s latest bid for streaming domination.
At last a movie about race that doesn’t have a white hero.
It pulled in $15 million over the long weekend, according to Sony.
The movie is ultimately a celebration of American ignorance of other countries.
That’s simultaneously a pretty good number and a bit of a disappointment.
The secrets behind some of the web’s most popular charts and graphs
The perfect film for your surprisingly cool younger cousin, your grandparents, and that one relative who’s way too smart.
For some reason, in the film Kim Jong Un insists that he “has a butthole.”
Portraying the movie as an act of defiance against Kim Jong Un buys into his propaganda and helps him stay in power.
What you and your parents need to know before seeing Foxcatcher