Get ready to feel old: The 40 Year Old Virgin is now 10 years old. It was the best comedy of 2005, and arguably the best comedy of the 2000s full stop. The main reason: the cast was incredible, and they've only gotten more incrediblER since.
It was a decade of massive change. From Attitude to PG, Stone Cold to John Cena, the Monday Night Wars to the Brand Split, and everything in between. These are the men and women who stepped into their spandex and helped make it happen through blood, sweat, and cheesy acting.
Excel is proving to be a crucial tool in modern relationship drama.
Finally, after months (or years) of searching, you've found your new home...which is slightly better than your old home. But it's a big transition, one to make all sorts of anxious thoughts creep up.
From the weird mind of Charlie Kaufman, Synecdoche, New York was released in 2008 to mixed reviews and a cold box office return. What was missed out on was a hugely complex achievement, one that Roger Ebert declared the Best Film of the Decade in 2009.
The gym can be a wonderful place. Gleaming metal machines, muted TV news, and the sweet aromatic mixture of sweat and AXE. You're there to pump iron with unlimited resources; an infinite amount of ways to make your body feel like it's dying. If only other people didn't have to ruin it. Their shenanigans tend to include...
Being a 90's kid (born '88), I've shared in much of the currently-fervent 90's nostalgia. When it comes to the movies, there sure are lots of good memories, whether they be gazing at the wacky orange VHS tape of Good Burger or wearing out the rewind button during Titanic. But as I grew up and matured into the next decade, I found myself looking back at those other movies - those ones that just looked sooooo booooooooooring. Then later, I found out "nah." Here, a look at some films that prove the 90's were a good time to be an adult as well.
It's derided as a cultural skidmark, a lowbrow circus of steroid freaks in their undies pretending to hit each other. And yet, it has sustained as a viable attraction for over 100 years, bringing in enormous crowds and pay-per-view buyrates. It's a mad and wacky world, and here's a few signs you might be one of us.
Movie posters these days are all flash, no class. Photoshop vomit and tired cliches. What Hollywood fails to realize is that boiling a film down to a simple image just has, like, so much more impact. Check it out after the jump.
Sometimes all you need to boost your (and your friends') morale is a nice stock photo - no matter what the text says.
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