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The plot of this comedy is nothing revolutionary, but Zac Efron is a charming star, and the film offers several original comedic moments, particularly from Thomas Lennon.

Ben Garant and Thomas Lennon collaborated on this new comedy, but even the two "Reno 911!" stars can make this film consistently funny.

A review of the movie Balls of Fury, starring Christopher Walken, George Lopez, Maggie Q, James Hong, and Dan Fogler.

Actor Ben Stiller received this year's Generation Award; Stars give viewers first look at upcoming summer blockbusters; Andy Samberg's digital shorts revamped

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This month offers all kinds of comedy DVD releases including the long-awaited Blu-ray version of My Cousin Vinny.

Just when the arrested-development comedy seemed to have hit its endpoint, Paul Rudd and Jason Segel use a jaunty chemistry to enliven a thinly plotted tale of guy love.

Plenty of bonus features enhance I Love You, Man, a rude John Hamburg-directed tribute to male bonding.

July offers an assortment of new and older comedy series from television.

Alliance/New Line Cinema's 17 Again, starring Zac Efron, Matthew Perry and Leslie Mann, is a waste of time and talent. 4/10.

Sandra Bullock, Leslie Mann, Kristen Wiig, and Renee Zellweger play leading ladies in some of 2009's funniest comedy movies.