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Finding fault with Adam McKay's latest satire doesn't mean you're necessarily part of the problem

Turns out that oft-reported story is a little more complicated, but true enough

Christmas classics like Charlie Brown and the Grinch make use of the same spontaneous singing trope that seems tailor-made to tug on the heartstrings

Believe it or not, we've got a ton of contenders. From "Frosty" to "The Little Drummer Boy," here's our definitive ranking.

How revisiting (almost) everything that made the original 1999 film great feels rather cathartic in 2021

Franco admitted to sleeping with students at his acting school and revealed he entered rehab for sex addiction

In "Nightmare Alley" and "Licorice Pizza," B-Coop finally shows us what's lurking beneath all that leading-man bravado

The actor, who was accused of rape and physical abuse earlier this year, is barely noticeable in the movie's trailer

"The Turn of the Screw" has had numerous acclaimed adaptations over the years

Admittedly, its reviews have been pretty great

The famed movie theater closed this year

Sean Baker's signature brand of poverty porn arrives in the Lone Star State to paint a less-than-nuanced picture of an East Texas oil town

J.R. Moehringer's poetic memoir of growing up in a bar is lost in George Clooney's big-screen adaptation

We could have had John Lennon as Gollum

Monday's nominations were met with a pretty lukewarm response

The third installment of the "Fast" franchise is nothing like the others. And that's why, 15 years later, it still resonates.