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Bill Hader Has the Best Tom Cruise–As-Hero Story
"He comes over and he's like, 'Are you okay, man?'"
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"He comes over and he's like, 'Are you okay, man?'"
Plus: Joan Allen will team up with Dustin Hoffman on HBO.
... in the name of the MTV Movie Awards.
They turned down an offer to host as a pair, says Nikki Finke.
What wisdom do we hope this year's nominees, snubbed hopefuls, and breakout stars take away from one of the most exciting awards races in recent memory?
Choose the dude playing a dude disguised as another dude.
Will the Oscars be forced to recognize movies people actually like next February?
Of course not.
Who else took home the gold this week?
HBO announces Danes's Temple Grandin biopic the same week that 'Tropic Thunder' makes fun of actors playing the disabled.
There are, in fact, a plethora of similarities between the two films. You do know what a plethora means, don't you?
'I suspect that there will be gasps during the end credits.' Wha?
We've taken the liberty of preparing Tom Cruise's For Your Consideration ad.
'There are plenty of actors who are brilliant people, and plenty who should not be allowed on talk shows.'
Disability groups are calling for a boycott of 'Tropic Thunder' over its use of the word 'retard.' Watch out, 'Titanic'!
It's not like seeing Tom Cruise acting crazy is such a huge surprise.
Plus: Matthew McConaughey describes labor in perfect Matthew McConaughey language.
Once upon a time … there was an offensive marketing campaign.
To promote the movie, Paramount mailed out bobbleheads featuring the likenesses of the film's actors — at least we think that's who they're are.
The new viral site advertising 'Tropic Thunder' fails to be as hilarious as Tom Cruise's actual Website.
We're sure this movie is gonna be hilarious and all, but right now we need an Advil.
Laughing at the trailer for a Ben Stiller movie at this moment in history feels a little like lining up to kick Lucy Van Pelt's football.
Everyone is thrilled to see Downey find success... except for the poor profile writers who have to interview him.
The Vulture Department of Predicting the Future is pleased to reveal the critical reaction and box-office results of summer 2008's biggest popcorn flicks.