The Ten Greatest Movie Nixons
Until Dubya headlines his own torture-porn horror franchise (hey, it could happen), Richard Milhous Nixon will still be the nation's favorite movie president.
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Where does 'Burn After Reading' fall on the register of the Coens' comedies of buffoonery?
See ten scenes even hotter than the much-discussed non-threesome.
And which is the worst? And what does 'worst' mean when you're talking about Pixar?
Plus: Leave YOUR questions in the comments. Maybe Spielberg will stop in and answer some! Probably not, though.
Presenting the top ten churchgoing, non-drinking, promise-ring-wearing singer-actors — along with their great shames and potential for corruption. Yes, we remembered Miley Cyrus.
'What Happens in Vegas…' signifies that it is totally okay for a screenwriter to think of just A THING THAT PEOPLE SAY — maybe sort of an advertising catchphrase! — and then write an entire movie around it.
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