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Kevin Kline to Play Two Roles in New Charlie Kaufman Film

Charlie Kaufmans latest mind-bending film, Frank or Francis has gained Kevin Kline to play two parts in a film already filled with great actors.  read more

Fourteen Romantic Comedy Quotes

As popularized by a group of late-‘70s philosophers, love hurts. While Valentine’s Day is a holiday that is supposed to be all about warm-and-fuzzy feelings, it’s a fickle beast that can truly bring the pain. Whether you’ll be spending this evening with a loved one, or with a group of friends, or all by your lonesome, below is a list of quotes from 14 quality romantic comedies—and we use that term pretty loosely—to remind you that the sorrow is sometimes worth it. And if you’d like to further annihilate your Netflix queue, check out our round-up of the best romantic...  read more

The 50 Best Movies of the Decade (2000-2009)

We're looking at the Best of the Decade throughout the month of the November. Today's list is the 50 Best Movies from 2000 to 2009.  read more

The 17 Best Romantic Comedies This Decade

New York Times critic A.O. Scott said it best: "It might be Kate Hudson, or maybe Mandy Moore, or possibly Rachel Weisz, Lindsay Lohan or a Jennifer (Lopez? Aniston? Garner?) But if it's February, you can be pretty sure that some pretty, plucky actress will be traipsing around some glamorous and photogenic American city (or its Canadian double) in search of the dimple-chinned fellow who embodies her one true love." Sure enough, he's right: Hudson can currently be seen in Bride Wars, and Aniston in He's Just Not That Into You (which opens today). That's not even mentioning Renée Zellweger...  read more

Charlie Kaufman Adapts

People like to throw around the word “surreal” when they talk about Charlie Kaufman’s movies...  read more

Jon Brion's song for Synecdoche, New York revealed

There's a scene in the Charlie Kaufman-penned Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind where Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet sit on a sofa and devise a plan to find a memory the two can hide in together. Carrey reminisces back to his most cherished childhood memories—splashing about in puddles and catching raindrops on his tongue and fingertips, garbed head-to-toe in a yellow slicker and matching boots. "Row, row, row your boat," he remembers. Then it begins to rain inside the apartment where Carrey and Winslet sit, as if the memory has taken on a life of its own. It's an...  read more