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Man's best friend and, uh, man's best friend in Finn on the Fly. Film Review: Finn on the Fly Some films try and answer life's greatest questions: What is the nature of love? Why are we here? Who allowed Uwe Boll near a camera? The only query Mark Jean's Finn on the Fly answers, though, is: Where the hell has Ana Gasteyer been all these years? The ...

Save the cheerleader. If you know the origin of that phrase, you watch television.

The news has been a bit of a downer lately, so I thought I'd share this more lighthearted clip of Will Ferrell being his goofy self on live news.

On his Hollywood & Fine blog , Marshall Fine wrote an open letter to The Hangover 's Zach Galifianakis urging him to stay focused and not be lured into starring in scripts that Seth Rogen, Jack Black, and Steve Carell turned down.

I found an interesting article in this morning's New York Post examining the poor performance of NBC Universal's Universal Studios of late .

Comedic actress Kathryn Hahn has landed a role in James Brooks' untitled comedy at Columbia.

As far as niches go, actor-comedian-singer Dan Finnerty has carved out a pretty specific one.

The Will Ferrell comedy is coming to the New York stage, while packs of nude and suited men head to London Santa's little helper ... Will Ferrell in Elf.

First and foremost, I want to get something out of the way, just so you, the reader , can fully understand just how bad Brad Sildeberg s, who made A Series of Unfortunate Events in 2004 new take on a not-so-obscure kids fiction, aptly titled Land of the Lost is.

One of our favorite parts in Old School is when Will Ferrell's character is sharing a dance with his bride to that live band that's doing a rather earnest, expletive-laden version of Bonnie Tyler's "Total Eclipse of the Heart." The same band showed up in The Hangover , but we had no idea the band was actually a musical comedy group called The Dan ...

Michael Lynne and Bob Shaye, who formed the production company Unique Features last year after departing executive positions at New Line Cinema, have a trio of theater-related projects in the works, according to Variety : stage musical versions of Elf and Secondhand Lions and a film version of the Tony-winning 1989 Broadway musical City of Angels .

Usually my top-10 lists are completely my opinion on a genre, actor or director.

I can usually only handle about 20 min of Will Farrell . I can take Steve Zissou all day.

Two movies that opened last week are notable for the lax ratings they were given by the Motion Picture Association of America.

He's one-third of the mastermind behind Saturday Night Live 's popular digital shorts "D--- in a Box," "J--- in My Pants" and "Lazy Sunday." But Jorma Taccone's latest project got him out of the studio and away from his producing partners - and childhood friends - Andy Samberg and Akiva Schaffer.

"Land of the Lost" isn't just a bad movie. It's emblematic of what's wrong with lots of movies, especially comedies.

In the 1970s, things were a bit different. Granted, the turmoil of the late '60s into the early '70s had changed things, but kids had yet to become the jaded mass of technology addicts that brighten our lives - and empty our wallets - today.

As you may have heard, the Will Ferrell vehicle Land Of The Lost got spanked at the box office this weekend by both the second weekend of Up and the opening weekend of The Hangover .

By Jamie Folsom Berthoud Recorder I'm always ready for Will Ferrell's ridiculous comedies.

FILM Land of the Lost Therea s something pleasingly perverse about a Hollywood studio spending $100 million-plus to capture the look and feel of a cheesy 1970s television fantasy set in an alternative universe.