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Buzz's Picks For Fall Movies: Comedies
I've already given you previews of tons of upcoming Fall films, but now that their release dates are fast-approaching, I'm going to share my picks for the ones most worth seeing. Mark your calendar (or just write 'em in on your TV calendar!). First up, comedies.
What's the Best Comedy of 2007?
For this morning's Best of 2007 poll, tell me: Which of the year's funniest films did you love the most?
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What's the Best Comedy of 2007?
Knocked Up
The Simpsons Movie
I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry
Superbad
Hairspray
Norbit
Blades of Glory
Other (tell us below)
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The Best Movie Bromances
Summit Entertainment is jumping on the boy BFF bandwagon. The studio just purchased a pitch for an all-new bromantic comedy titled We Love You, in the vein of this year's Paul Rudd and Jason Segel hit I Love You, Man. (If that's the case, they may want to consider tweaking that title.) The movie focuses on two guy friends who try to undo a sticky situation when they realize that they're both dating the same woman.
10 Romantic Comedies With Killer Interiors
Romantic comedies may get a bad rap for cheesy, predictable plots, but I must hand it to them for triumphing when it comes to set design. Ready to see a few of my favorite romantic comedy interiors? Here we go!
Aziz Ansari Gets Three Thumbs Up From Judd Apatow
Am I asleep? Because this sounds like a match made in heaven — Judd Apatow (along with Universal Pictures) has just picked up not one, not two, but three comedies starring Aziz Ansari. The yet-to-be-written ideas were pitched by the Parks and Recreation star as well as Jason Woliner, who is on board to direct.
Boys And Beauties At The British Comedy Awards
The British Comedy Awards took place on Saturday night, with Angus Deayton taking the place of usual (suspended) host Jonathan Ross. Russell Brand won the award for Best Live Stand-Up act and dedicated his award to Jonathan in a video acceptance speech alongside Adam Sandler. Russell managed to not be the most controversial headline grabber of the evening — that debatable honour went to Alan Carr, who dedicated his Best Comedy Entertainment Personality award to Shannon Matthews' kidnapper mother Karen, but has since apologised.
What To Sky+: Sunday
- BBC1 has The Royle Family Christmas Special from 2008
- ITV1 has The X Factor and I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here
- ITV2 has The Xtra Factor and I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here Now!
- Ch4 has Come Dine With Me and new series The Queen
- Five has The Green Mile
- Sky1 has House
- MTV1 has The Hills and The City
- E! has Perfect Catch
- Sky Comedy has Step Brothers
What to TiVo: Saturday
- ABC has College Football
- CBS has repeats of The Good Wife and Criminal Minds, and is new with 48 Hours Mystery
- FOX is new with Cops and America's Most Wanted
- NBC has The Incredibles
- E! has Knocked Up
- MTV has Scream 3
- USA has Elf
- Bravo has National Lampoon's Vacation
- Comedy Central has The Ex
- VH1 has Three Men and a Baby
- Late-night highlights include Gerard Butler and Shakira on a repeat of Saturday Night Live on NBC
John Mayer Takes A Stab At Comedy
And by "takes a stab," I mean he kills it. John Mayer is to comedy as Jessica Simpson is to acting-- that is, a disaster. I advise they both keep to singing.
Funny Ladies: Ageism Is No Joke
It ain't easy being a funny woman in Hollywood. We've often heard how few good roles are written for women over 35, but the facts really hit home in this video from The Hollywood Reporter's Emmy roundtable featuring women in comedy.
In it, Sarah Silverman talks about auditioning to play Jonah Hill's mother, and Amy Poehler points out that she was just eight years older than Rachel McAdams, who played her daughter in Mean Girls.
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