Articles related to "Comedic Actor"

Legendary actor Dom DeLuise, popular for roles in many 70s and 80s comedic movies, has died at age 75.

Distinctly different in terms of Korean dramas, Alone in Love follows a divorced couple's life after their marriage has ended.

Confused. That is one way to describe the Coen Brother's movie Burn After Reading. It's also how audiences feel after leaving the theatre.

Award-winning actor Jack Black plays Po, a curiously familiar Panda who dreams of "Awesomeness" in the CG-animated film, Kung Fu Panda.

A father has to tell his daughters their mother was killed in Iraq. Trapped in denial, he takes them on one last roadtrip.

Despite having created memorable characters in film franchises such as Wayne's World and Austin Powers, Mike Myers falls wayyyy short of the mark in The Love Guru. 3/10

Despite some very good special effects, the movie is a disappointment. The movie misuses the talents of Jet Li and Michelle Yeoh.

For people who enjoy humorous movies with a bit of bite, black comedies are alternative Christmas movies to choose over more standard holiday fare.

The Babe, a bordello queen and Rock and Roll's bad boy - according to a juvenile court judge - all play a role in Jacksonville's colorful past.

Laughs are spare and awkwardness abounds in this poorly paced comedy about a ladies' man searching for a best man.

The ultimate Hitchcock film is his first to be seen in high definition on Blu-ray, making it even more impressive than ever.

Disney/Pixar's WALL-E has received two Golden Globe nominations, one for Best Animated Film and another for Best Song. Golden Globes handed out January 11th.

Old and new favorites range from a bumbling secret agent from the 1960s in Get Smart to a current group of talented high school misfits in Glee.

Thanks to his father-in-law, Hollywood actor/rocker Jack Black has discovered the musical grass can be greener, as it were, on the bluegrass side.

The Oscar-winning actor smoothly navigates today's collective societal crises, in this character-driven drama, about a corporate hatchet man who relishes his travel perks

Is Kevin Smith still capable of dazzling audiences with his witty dialogue and comic banter as he once did fourteen years ago with Clerks?

From classic comedies to recent theatrical releases, this month offers a variety of funny choices for rental or purchase.

Winner of 3 Bafta Awards, 2006's Pan's Labyrinth (a.k.a. El Labyrinto Del Fauno) is an inspired fantasy story set against the postwar era of Francisco Franco's Spain.

The Drowsy Chaperone, created as a wedding gift for Bob Martin and Janet Van Der Graaf, has been a hit in Toronto and on Broadway.