Steve Carell Reviews, Interviews & More
Acting as yet another placeholder in lieu of any actual footage from the film (just like the first teaser), the second teaser for Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues is now here, acting as a stopgap to keep us all interested until official footage is actually released. And usually, such crass advertising would be kind of annoying or obvious; here, though, it’s just quite...
That's it, and that's all for The Office. After nine seasons, it's time to say goodbye to all our friends at Dunder-Mifflin Scranton branch. The 200th and final episode of the venerable NBC series wraps it up with a lot of comedy, plenty of guest stars and, most importantly, one last round of memories from a great TV show.
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With Anchorman: The Legend Continues one of the most anticipated films of the year, it's going to be hard to keep a lid on some of the film's secrets. Like who's coming back in small parts, and who's cameo-ing (we're not talking about someone like Harrison Ford, who looks to have a meatier role). So, if you want to know about three cameos, read on. If not, we...
At the Sundance Film Festival, it's important to consider the sequence of movies you're seeing. Odds are you'll want to save something pleasant, uplifting, or fun for the end. That way you can walk away with a positive feeling, instead of being weighed down by the heavy subject matter that's typical of Sundance dramas. Thankfully, Oscar winners Nat Faxon & Jim Rash (The...
The 2013 Sundance Film Festival is tons of fun (Industry parties! Woooo!), but let's remember that this is also the festival that brought us films like Winter's Bone, Restrepo, West of Memphis, and The Sessions. Don't get me wrong, these are all terrific films, but they're all kind of...
We’ll say this for The Incredible Burt Wonderstone—as far as modern comedies go, it has a pretty auspicious cast: Steve Carell, Steve Buscemi, Jim Carrey, Olivia Wilde, James Gandolfini, Alan Arkin, and Jay Mohr all come together to tell the story of two burnt out Las Vegas magicians going up...
Though it's not due out until July 2013, Despicable Me 2 has just released its second trailer, which focuses on The Minion characters who will also be getting a spin off movie of their own. We don't hear the voices of stars Steve Carell, Al Pacino and Kristen Wiig - it's really a teaser, and we wouldn't be surprised if 90% of the footage was made specifically for this...
After a steady decline in quality, writing, and humor of the past few seasons, the departure of series anchor Steve Carell, and the imminent departure of Mindy Kaling, B.J. Novak, and Rainn Wilson (who is getting a Dwight spin-off), no one would be too surprised if NBC finally did what had to be done, took the long-running The Office back...
Lorene Scafaria's take on the end of the world is vastly different from most of the Apocalyptic Hollywood movies we see. Her asteroid movie Seeking A Friend For the End Of The World doesn't involve an army of drillers sent into space to rescue planet Earth. Instead, this first time director takes a magnifying glass and looks closely at what two regular folks would do...
Anchorman: The Legend Continues (or Anchorman 2, for those of you with short attention spans) dropped a new teaser onto the internet this morning (as if new teases for Skyfall and The Master weren’t enough for one day). A bit of a rush job, there’s no new footage in the Anchorman: The Legend Continues teaser, but it does round up Will Ferrell, Paul...
Ever since the March announcement that Anchorman 2 was finally happening, fans have been waiting for any kind of preview of the long-awaited sequel. This week, we get two—teasers for the film have been attached to prints of The Dictator, and today, we have a teaser poster heralding the film, it’s new official title, and a loose release date. Check it out after the...
With the news that Anchorman was finally getting the sequel its creators had tried to make (for years now), you'd figure they'd have their ideas and plans on lockdown. There was talk of testing it as a stage show, and all sorts of interesting rumors about the directions it could head, but writer/director Adam McKay has talked about their progress so far. He tells...
I you were given the news that in just three weeks, a plotline straight out of Armageddon and/or Deep Impact was hurtling from deep space on a collision course with Earth, and that all life would be eradicated in just 21 days, what would you do? Loot, cry, watch TV, go back to work, party for three weeks straight? It’s a question...
As with every new year of television, the weakest shows that cost the most money are often cancelled after airing a handful of episodes. For example: this season, we've already seen The Playboy Club get shuttered, among others. TV shows are often about the ensemble, and most of their casts need time to work together to see how their chemistry develops over longer...
Crazy, Stupid, Love, is another simple, funny, easy to swallow and in no way challenging comedy that was made for everyone. It's got some fine actors, giving good performances (though none of their best) with some solid comedic lines and quite a bit of heart. My only problem is that it really wasn't anything that new or different. That's not...
Well, it's all been building up to this. With word that Steve Carell's tenure on "The Office" was up, fans have been sadly counting down the days until his departure. This week brought us the last Michael Scott episode ever, and seeing as he's always been the show's central character, it goes without saying that it was a big night. But did the episode live up to our...
"The Office" welcomes one of the biggest guest stars it has ever had this week to distract us from the fact that one of the key ingredients in the success of the show--Steve Carell--won't be sticking around much longer. Well, for what it's worth, the distraction succeeded. As it turns out, Will Ferrell is pretty funny. Who would have guessed?
Crazy, Stupid, Love the new film from Glenn Ficarra and John Requa opens July 29 this year, and a trailer has just been released. The film stars Steve Carell, Julianne Moore, Ryan Gosling, Emma Stone, Kevin Bacon and Marisa Tomei. The trailer promises a lot of heart, a couple of laughs, and seems to lay out everything that happens in the movie from start to finish....
With Steve Carell out of The Office, there's a hole to fill and it's unknown who's going to take his place. Will Ferrell is completing an arc this season, but he's a big-time movie star, so it's unlikely he'll stick around. Ricky Gervais and Will Arnett have been tapped to be in the finale, but Arnett has set up another NBC show, so it's unlikely he'll come back. That would leave Gervais...
With "The Office" losing Steve Carell this season, it's unknown how the show will try to replace him. The Hollywood Reporter is noting that both Ricky Gervais (from the BBC "The Office") and Will Arnett (from "Arrested Development" and the recently canceled "Running Wilde") will appear in the last episode of the show's seventh season finale....