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This Action Comedy Classic Is Basically Planes, Trains & Automobiles With Guns
Like Planes, Trains & Automobiles, Midnight Run is about mismatched travel companions on a nightmarish cross-country trip. But it also has action.
She-Hulk Episode 5 Review
An action-free, sitcom-heavy episode of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law has an A-plot without much development and a B-plot without many laughs.
The Office's Best Storyline Deserved To Be Longer
The Office's fan-favorite Michael Scott Paper Company storyline only lasted for four episodes, but it should've been a season arc.
She-Hulk Episode 4 Review
She-Hulk: Attorney at Law's funniest episode yet has an intertwining A-plot and B-plot and finally introduces the main conflict of the series.
The 5 Funniest Steve Martin Movies
From The Jerk to Dirty Rotten Scoundrels to Planes, Trains, and Automobiles, Steve Martin has starred in a bunch of comedy movie masterpieces.
House Of The Dragon Is Much Easier To Follow Than Game Of Thrones
Jumping all over Westeros made Game of Thrones too complicated for casual viewers but House of the Dragon's focus on the Targaryens is easy to follow.
She-Hulk Episode 3 Review
She-Hulk: Attorney at Law continues to delight with its self-awareness and lighthearted tone, but it still has yet to forge a unique comedic identity.
Paper Girls' Unique Approach To Teen Nostalgia
The time-traveling tale of Paper Girls takes a unique approach to nostalgia as its teen characters encounter their remorseful future selves.
How She-Hulk's Fourth Wall Breaks Differ From Deadpool's
Deadpool breaks the fourth wall for meta jabs at the audience but She-Hulk forges an intimate relationship with the viewer by confiding her feelings.
The Perfect Choice To Direct Fantastic Four Already Made A Version Of It
Marvel is still looking for a director for its Fantastic Four reboot. The Incredibles proves Brad Bird would be the perfect choice.
She-Hulk Episode 2 Review
After last week's origin story, She-Hulk: Attorney at Law settles into its legal sitcom/superhero actioner premise in the second episode.
Larry David's Original Curb Your Enthusiasm Ending Would've Been Perfect
Larry David originally planned to end Curb Your Enthusiasm with season 11. The morbidly ironic finale would've been a fitting end for the series.
Is Quantumania Shaping Up To Be The Darkest Ant-Man Movie?
Ant-Man's movies are usually the lightest, breeziest MCU entries. But with Kang as the main villain, Quantumania could take an unexpectedly dark turn.
Will The MCU's Blade Reboot Be Rated R?
Marvel hasn't announced what MPAA rating its Blade movie is aiming for. An R rating could work beautifully, but there could be some drawbacks.
5 Simpsons Episodes That Would've Made A Satisfying Series Finale
It might be too late to end The Simpsons in a satisfying way, but some existing episodes from its three-decade history would've made great finales.
The Problem With Marvel's Phase Four Writing
Marvel's scripts used to fit cameos and worldbuilding around emotional arcs, but they now force emotional arcs around cameos and worldbuilding.
Clerks III Is Breaking Franchise Tradition (But It Can Still Work)
Clerks III is leaving behind the series' traditional day-in-the-life structure, but it can still work if it focuses on Dante and Randal's friendship.
Ms. Marvel Episode 6 Review
The season finale of Ms. Marvel brings back the show's unique visual style and sticks the landing with the culmination of Kamala's superhero origins.
The Volume Isn't Working For Star Wars Anymore
The bland, cheap look of Obi-Wan Kenobi confirms that ILM's StageCraft tech is ruining Star Wars' visuals with a flat, lifeless house style.
Ms. Marvel Episode 5 Review
The penultimate episode of Ms. Marvel's first season is let down by disjointed pacing, a rushed runtime, and a bizarre lack of Ms. Marvel herself.