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David Edelstein’s Favorite Performances From 2011
And a few of his worsts, as well.
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And a few of his worsts, as well.
A guide to which films to see and which to avoid this weekend, depending on the relative with whom you're stuck at the theater.
Where's the fine line when it comes to a lead character's misbehavior?
Your favorite actors in Beginners, The Artist, and Young Adult let loose, possibly eat their own poop.
Plus: Charlize Theron discovered the trick to acting drunk, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.
If anyone should be kicked out of a theater for texting, it should be Patton Oswalt. We would pay to see this. We would pay.
Plus: Seth Meyers gave Bill Hader 24 hours to get his Rick Perry down pat, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.
It and 'The Sitter' have weak weekends.
The problem with Reitman isn’t that he’s shallow, but that he thinks he’s deep and edgy.
"There's nothing she can't do as an actress," says one rep, "because she clearly has the dramatic chops, and she has the physicality to do these action movies; that's about as wide a range as one can get."
Plus: Jeremy Renner's papa's still pimpin', and more, on our daily late-night roundup.
"I thought his balls were going to come out the entire time."
"I had a massive crush on Jeremy Irons, and when I met my gynecologist, I was like, 'Wait a second. You're not Jeremy Irons. You don't look like Jeremy Irons at all!'"
If you can prove you're of age, of course.
"I think right now there is an undeserved sort of fashion and fad for improv ... sometimes the script is awesome, and you will look really good if you read the f-cking script."
It's the new movie from Jason Reitman and Diablo Cody.
It's the new film from Jason Reitman and Diablo Cody.
In a Diablo Cody–Jason Reitman team-up.
Plus: Nicolas Cage exits Joel Schumacher thriller.
Plus: Bomer and Graynor join 'Number.'