I liked ‘The Muppets.’ I didn’t love ‘The Muppets.’ I still laughed enough to consider it money well spent, but the movie had serious script problems that got in the way of it being a truly great comeback. I don’t think I’m saying anything especially mean-spirited, so why does it feel like I’m uttering unforgivable heresy?
People love the Muppets; they have generations of fans who are ecstatic that these characters… More
Heather Locklear and Jack Wagner
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They didn’t get a happy ending together like the characters they played on Melrose Place, but it seems to be an amicable breakup for Heather Locklear and Jack Wagner.
They “still love each other very much,” Wagner, 52, says, according to TMZ.com. Their decision… More
Who are the Schmoes, and what exactly do they know?
The Schmoes are a couple of regular guys, Kristian Harloff and Mark Ellis, who–like you–are the people for whom movies are made. They know movies, and will give you the straight scoop about ‘em. Each week, we’re posting brand new video from the Schmoes that’ll give their take on the week’s new releases.
This week, as the… More
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David Arquette, speaking with The Howard Stern Show, admits he’s fallen head over heels for his new girlfriend — and that the revelation made he and his now-estranged wife, Courteney Cox, break down in tears.
The King of All Media asked Arquette, who’s dating Entertainment Tonight beauty Christina McLarty, if Cox decided to give… More
Scott Neumyer is the author of Jimmy Stone’s Ghost Town. He’s a publicist for Click Communications as well as a writer and photographer. You can reach him on Twitter and at www.scottwrites.com. He lives in New Jersey with his wife and daughter. You can read his Raising a Cinephile column every other Thursday.
The year 2010 was not only a banner year for cinema as a whole… More
This week: A Pixar sequel strictly for the wee ones, Robert Pattinson gets a chance to play a living person for a change in a period romance, and a smart ensemble makes anything but your run-of-the-mill rom-com.
Cars 2
The curious thing about Cars 2 is that the only people it will captivate are children years and years away from getting a driver’s permit. The… More
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Jennifer Lopez let her emotions and her tears flow while singing about love Saturday night.
During her headlining performance at the Mohegan Sun Arena’s 15th anniversary celebration, she broke down in tears and ran offstage sobbing.
After an acoustic performance of If You Had My Love, Jennifer addressed the audience, telling the packed house it was… More
I always trick myself into thinking Spike Jonze has directed a ton of feature films. In actuality, the number is only three — ‘Being John Malkovich,’ ‘Adaptation’ and ‘Where the Wild Things Are.’ Perhaps that’s because of all the non-feature work he’s done — six short films, countless music videos, and a whole bunch of skateboard highlight reels. For his latest project, a short film called ‘Mourir Aprés… More
Jennifer Aniston and Aaron Eckhart star in the romantic drama Love Happens. When self-help author Dr. Burke Ryan (Eckhart) arrives in Seattle to teach a sold-out seminar, he unexpectedly meets florist Eloise Chandler (Aniston), the one person who might be able to help him help himself. But will two people who may have… More
TV.com Commenter Shout-Outs: Your Recent Thoughts on Shows That Deserve More Love from Critics, TV’s Worst New Characters, and the Oscars
Welcome to TV.com Commenter Shout-Outs! It’s been an absolutely banner week for commenting, with nine stories clocking over 100 comments each. More comments means more quality means more Shout-Outs! So strap yourselves in as we embark upon this cosmic journey into the realms TV.com commenting excellence.
This week, we offered yet another Quick Question that produced hundreds of thought-out results: What TV shows deserve more love from critics?
Many of you howled… More