42 Intellectual Movies to Watch When You’re High
Watching movies and smoking weed go hand in hand, so much so that there is an entire sub-genre of films known as stoner comedy — […]
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Watching movies and smoking weed go hand in hand, so much so that there is an entire sub-genre of films known as stoner comedy — […]
Continue reading »Gilbert Gottfried’s family announced on Tuesday that the comedian had died after a long illness later revealed to be type II myotonic dystrophy, a rare […]
Continue reading »The logic of movie marketing suggests that we should know everything about a movie before we fork out for a movie ticket, but that doesn’t […]
Continue reading »Streamer fatigue, when you endlessly jump from one streaming app to another, trying to figure out what to watch, is real. Or you stumble upon […]
Continue reading »“Everyone loves baseball,” my aunt once told me. I don’t know about it. A lot of people really like baseball, but I think she was […]
Continue reading »Movies seem to be getting longer , but TV shows are getting shorter. Even 10 years ago, it was the norm for top rated shows […]
Continue reading »For a moment, it seemed like we were finally giving up on the terrible cable TV business model. Streaming was cheap, easy, and full of […]
Continue reading »Bruce Willis’ family revealed on Instagram on Wednesday that the 67-year-old actor is “retiring” from acting after being diagnosed with aphasia , a condition that […]
Continue reading »From The Godfather Limited Series to Star Trek: The Motion Picture Remastered, Paramount+ celebrates the 1970s in April 2022. When will The Proposal premiere on […]
Continue reading »Funny, exciting, weird, embarrassing: there are plenty of reasons to love an acceptance speech. The greatest sin that can be committed when giving money is […]
Continue reading »The Oscars are just around the corner, and you still have some time to catch up on nominated films …but not much. The windows between […]
Continue reading »Not unlike Inside Out a few years ago, Pixar’s new film Blushing has the heroine confronting her own adolescence and the physical and emotional horrors […]
Continue reading »April is nostalgia month on HBO Max, with the streamer unveiling two new crime dramas that seem to be seeking to bring back grit, style, […]
Continue reading »In my opinion, Russian Doll is one of the best original series Netflix has ever made: a beautifully crafted miniseries gem built around one of […]
Continue reading »Hulu’s love for true crime continues unabated in April. Riding on the success of The Dropout (series finale on April 7), centered on Elizabeth Holmes […]
Continue reading »After two seasons, Nextflix has canceled the family-friendly, critically acclaimed and (apparently) fairly popular series The Nanny Club . Compounding the blow to the show’s […]
Continue reading »I hope you’re enjoying Moon Knight and the nature documentaries, because there’s not much new on Disney+ this April to celebrate. The aforementioned Marvel series […]
Continue reading »What defines a “cult classic” film? Unfortunately, there is no coherent, comprehensive, widely accepted definition that can be used to classify a film as undeniably […]
Continue reading »Generation gap stories are nothing new in film, television, or human history, but especially after the 1950s rolled around and American children suddenly became a […]
Continue reading »It may be a reflection of the state of the world (or our perception of it), but many of the most popular genre films of […]
Continue reading »Oliver Stone’s Wall Street gave us the iconic and chronically misused “greed is good” adage, but movies usually like to show us otherwise. History is […]
Continue reading »Although intended to celebrate Irish heritage and culture, many tend to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a pub crawl and a plate of corned beef, […]
Continue reading »By now, we all know that a VPN can be used to watch region-specific content on international streaming services like Netflix and Hulu , but […]
Continue reading »I have always been perfectly content with watching movies alone. All is well if it’s Fast & Furious 2 or Uncharted , but there are […]
Continue reading »With the fourth season of Ozark airing in January and ” Inventing Anna ” premiered in February, it looks like March will be tragically devoid […]
Continue reading »Sitcom is one of the oldest and most venerable forms of television, and the ways they tried to reflect our “working class” economic realities are […]
Continue reading »The first time Disney+ unveiled a new Pixar movie that never hit theaters, it seemed like a much-needed pandemic holiday gift, and the streaming-only release […]
Continue reading »In the spirit of the latest Halloween reboot, this week’s new Texas Chainsaw Massacre direct-to-Netflix film, which, like Michael Myers’ 2018 film, ignores all in-between […]
Continue reading »Real life crime dramas based on podcasts? Hulu got them in March when the streaming service launches a pair of miniseries featuring stars investigating the […]
Continue reading »Released this week is Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg’s adaptation of the Uncharted video game series, based on Indiana Jones with a modern young protagonist. […]
Continue reading »Baseball may be an American pastime, but our version of football is a distinct cultural phenomenon. While the sport itself reflects our values, football films […]
Continue reading »Is Valentine’s Day a beautiful tribute to one of the most fundamental parts of the human experience, or a made-up holiday designed to get you […]
Continue reading »Super Bowl LVI kicks off February 13 at 6:30 pm ET (3:30 pm PT). This leaves you with about three days to figure out how […]
Continue reading »After months of wrangling over Spotify’s business partnership with Joe Rogan, artists including Neil Young, India Ari and Crosby, Stills and Nash are pulling their […]
Continue reading »Last year at this time, I may have predicted that by now we would have a much clearer picture of the future state of the […]
Continue reading »Hating on Valentine’s Day has become fashionable, and I understand – commercialization; unreasonable expectations; banal packaging of all this. But just as important, it’s okay […]
Continue reading »This year’s Oscar nominees are due to be announced tomorrow, February 8th, which means we’ll soon find out which films and their directors are in […]
Continue reading »The early 90s represented a kind of Big Bang for the time loop narrative. Groundhog Day was certainly not the first instance of repetitive time-telling […]
Continue reading »It’s GARDEN season, kids, and this is no joke. I’m talking, of course, about seasonal affective disorder, that depressive disorder that has to do with […]
Continue reading »Other news from the niche corners of today’s streaming market include The Legend of Vox Machina , a hyper-violent fantasy animated series that’s half Dungeons […]
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