Can 'Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp' Measure Up to the Original?

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Nate Gualtieri
Staff Reporter

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Crammed full with celebrity cameos, the film that generated dozens of comedy stars gets the gang back together for another round.

6 Reasons Why You Need To See 'Trainwreck' This Weekend

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Nate Gualtieri
Staff Reporter

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A neatly-timed comedy that hits all the right points.

What To Expect From The 'Minions' Movie: A Despicable Marketing Ploy

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Nate Gualtieri
Staff Reporter

Universal's "Minions" should stick to silly shorts instead of feature-length films.

4 Upcoming Films By Women, For Women

A list of the best female-driven films to watch for in 2015.

Are Mental Breakdowns A Cultural Commodity?

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Nate Gualtieri
Staff Reporter

Six months after Robin Williams' passing, we reflect on how we treat mental illness in celebrity culture.

Why Video Game Adaptations Are Doomed To Fail

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Nate Gualtieri
Staff Reporter

The upcoming adaptation of "Five Nights at Freddy's" is a perfect example.