The top 10 movies coming to Netflix in August. Credit: Warner Bros / Universal July is almost over somehow. Time really flies when you’re having fun. I suppose that’s why summer always seems so short. Thankfully, we still have a few weeks of summer left. More if you map it all the way out to the autumnal equinox on September …
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From Happy Gilmore to Uncut Gems, the greatest (and most grating) films of the star we call the Sandman He goes by many names: Billy Madison, Happy Gilmore, Zohan Dvir, Canteen Boy, Opera Man, the Sandman. But ever since the mid-1990s, Adam Richard Sandler has put his God-given moniker above the title of his movies and established himself as one …
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Adam Sandler’s recent run of movies with Netflix has been something of a paradox. Incredibly successful streaming hits, with very divided opinions from critics and, in many cases, audiences. However, it is impossible to deny Sandler’s ability to draw in an audience, as has been shown once again with his dominance over Netflix thanks to the release of Happy Gilmore …
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One day, in early 1995, Kyle McDonough had a catch-up conversation with an old buddy. A star center for the University of Vermont hockey team from 1985-89, McDonough was establishing himself as one of the best players in Norway’s top professional league at the time. On the other side of an ocean, the friend was making waves in his own …
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WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD! Julie Bowen is reacting to the shocking plot twist in Happy Gilmore 2! The 55-year-old actress reprised the role of Virginia Venit in this 2025 sequel. Now, the actress is sharing her thoughts on the surprising plot twist that happens early in the movie! Keep reading to find out more… Julie spoke to PEOPLE about how she …
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It wasn’t so long ago that audiences would show up to seemingly any movie featuring a costumed hero or a masked killer. But times and standards have changed, and lately, Hollywood’s two most reliable genres — superheroes and horror — are showing signs of fatigue. “People haven’t stopped loving horror or superhero films, but they stopped loving mediocre entries in …
Read More »My dream projector delivers the brightest and sharpest image. But it also has to be easy to move around and set up anywhere — especially outdoors. Anker’s Nebula X1 long-throw projector promises all of that with a three-laser engine that beams out a category-leading 3,500 ANSI lumens at 4K resolution. It also has features never seen before on a home …
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The post-pandemic theatrical landscape has mostly been an anxiety disorder punctuated by the occasional high. But one genre has consistently drawn audiences back to the multiplex in the past few years: horror. No longer just pegged to Halloween, horror movies now dot the release calendar year-round. M3GAN 2.0 may have fizzled last month but 28 Years Later found new blood …
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It’s a big news week for the 50th Toronto International Film Festival starting with this morning’s announcement of their full Galas and Special Presentations section including world premieres of Aziz Ansari’s Lionsgate Keanu Reeves & Seth Rogen comedy Good Fortune, Maude Apatow’s feature directorial debut Poetic License, Isabel Coixet’s Three Goodbyes, James McAvoy’s feature directorial debut California Schemin’, Succession star …
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James Cromwell, played farmer Hoggett Chris Noonan, the director, had been in a battle with producer George Miller, who wanted an all-Australian cast for Babe. Thankfully, a wonderful casting director believed I was right for farmer Hoggett and pushed for me to get a meeting. George had found the book that the film is based on – The Sheep-Pig by …
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