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Watch Jeff Bridges Play The Dude Again In A Terrible Super Bowl Commercial Finally, theSex in the CityandBig Lebowskicrossover no one was asking for is here.Jeff Bridgesslips back into his iconic role – which admittedly isn’t that hard, since it’s pretty much who he really is – for a new Stella Artois commercial for the Super Bowl in which he encountersSarah Jessica Parker’s Carrie Bradshaw. The question is: why? Watch theBig LebowskiSuper Bowl commercial below....

Weeds Session: Episode “Su-Su-Sucio” Offers Jokes, Hugs, Voyeurism, And Blood Relief In our latest wrap-up and discussion ofWeeds—a show where it’s increasingly rare to see characters puffing the titular herb, mind you—we take a look at season cinco’s third episode,“Su-Su-Sucio.“After we found ourselves not so much stunned as exhausted and turned-off bythe previous ep’sk-hole of casual misery (and forced entry), we were glad to kick back with a breezier follow-up. “Sucio” was filled with hugs, laffs, morning sex, and welcome family admission and reconciling between the MILFy sisters above....

Weekend Weirdness Review: John Carpenter’s Elvis Starring Kurt Russell Weekend Weirdness' favorite J.C. directed a nearly three hour epic aboutThe Kingstarring his main man Snake Plissken, and yet the film was at risk of being forgotten by younger generations. How could this occur when the movie in question,John Carpenter’sElvis,is arguably a better country music biopic thanWalk the Line,and exudesanunpretentious but fetching style reminiscent of Hal Ashby’s Woody Guthrie biopicBound for Glory?...

What We Know About The Inevitable Sequel To The Hangover Put aside, for a moment, the notion that a comedy likeThe Hangoverreally doesn’t need a sequel. The movie has performed spectacularly well, and will likely earn $200m this summer, wo sequel plans that Warner Brothers laid months ago are very likely going to come to fruition. Which means that directorTodd Phillipsand starsZach Galifianakis,Ed HelmsandBradley Cooperare already fielding questions about it. What they suggest we can expect fromThe Hangover 2is after the jump....

When Do Your Favorite TV Shows Return In 2018? Get The Full List Of Midseason Premiere Dates Since we’re right in the middle of the holiday season, many of your favorite TV shows are on hiatus for a few weeks until after the New Year. That means you have enough time to catch up on the shows you fell behind on, or maybe it gives you an opportunity to binge a new show and get caught up before it returns in 2018....

Writers Hired For ‘Dumb & Dumber 2,’ Farrelly Brothers Still Hope To Reunite Jim Carrey And Jeff Daniels Now thatPeter and Bobby Farrellyare almost done with their long dreamed-of film reincarnation ofThe Three Stooges, they’re turning their thoughts to the future. The brothers haveanother TV show in the works, but for their next feature film it sounds like they might revive their 1994 hitDumb and Dumber. Screenwriters have been hired to write a sequel that will hopefully reuniteJim CarreyandJeff Danielsin their original roles....

‘Brother Nature’ Trailer: How Taran Killam And Bobby Moynihan Spent Their SNL Vacation The 42nd season ofSaturday Night Livewon’t hit the airwaves until later this fall, but comedy fans may be able to get their fix with the new movieBrother Nature, which features its fair share ofSNLveterans. You’ve seen this premise a dozen times before before – the uptight guy must survive a vacation with his girlfriend’swackyfamily – but there are some very funny people involved on both sides of the camera, includingTaran KillamandBobby Moynihan....

‘Child’s Play’ Clip Reveals More Of Mark Hamill’s Chucky Voice We’ve only heard small samples ofMark Hamill’s voice work as Chucky in the newChild’s Play…until now. A newChild’s Playclip provides the full Hamill-as-Chucky experience, and the result is…Mark Hamill doing a scary voice. There’s a hint of Hamill’s famous Joker laugh mixed in here, but from the sound of things, Hamill’s take on Chucky involves a lot of creepy whispering. Watch theChild’s Playclip below....

‘Dark Army’ Will Be A “True Monster Film”, Says Director Paul Feig Paul Feighas offered an update onDark Army, his somewhat secretive new Universal monster movie. In a new interview, the filmmaker reveals he’s currently working on a script rewrite, and he hopes that the film will be his next if all goes according to plan. On top of that, Feig spoke a bit about what he’s going for withDark Army– not so much a horror movie, but more like an old school “true monster film” from the classic Universal days....

‘David Copperfield’ Cast Adds Tilda Swinton And Hugh Laurie Alongside Dev Patel TheDavid Copperfieldcast keeps getting better and better.Tilda SwintonandHugh Laurieare the latest additions to the upcoming Charles Dickens adaptation fromVeepcreatorArmando Iannucci.Dev Patelstars in the project, calledThe Personal History of David Copperfield, which updates Dickens' tale to modern times. Everything about this new adaptation ofDavid Copperfiledsounds pretty damn great. Armando Iannucci, creator ofVeepand director of the hysterically funnyThe Death of Stalin, is directing....

‘Enola Holmes’ Will Star Millie Bobby Brown As Sherlock Holmes' Younger Sister; Sherlock To Be Played By Henry Cavill After scrambling amid some of the planet’s biggest monsters in the most recentGodzillafilm,Stranger ThingsstarMillie Bobby Brownwill soon play a character who finds herself in the shadow of a different pop culture titan: Sherlock Holmes. She’ll play the title character in Legendary’s new filmEnola Holmes, which follows the adventures of the iconic detective’s much younger sister....

‘Frankenstein’ TV Show, With Crime Solving Frankenstein, Is Alive – Alive! – At CBS Criminals beware: Detective Frankenstein is on the case! CBS has ordered aFrankensteinTV series in which a cop is brought back from the dead by none other than Dr. Victor Frankenstein. So it’s basically likeRoboCop, which asjs the question: why didn’t they call thisFrankenCop? We may never know.Jason Tracey, a writer onBurn NoticeandElementary, is behind the show....

‘Game Of Thrones’ Returns To Form With The Brutal, Intrigue-Heavy “The Last Of The Starks” After last week’s massive battle between the forces of good and evil (or rather, morally grey and evil),Game of Thronesreturns to its old ways with “The Last of the Starks.” Plotting. Intrigue. Backstabbing. Bargaining. And yes, the brutal deaths of characters we love. /Film’s resident Westeros experts Jacob Hall and Ben Pearson sat down in a dark room to talk about treason....