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Tappa Kegga Bru - The 5 Best College Comedies Ever

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Some of the funniest films ever made pay tribute to that special time of transition in life between youth and adulthood. Yes, I'm talking about college—those carefree days of waking up hungover in a pile of your own vomit, only to realize you've missed your philosophy mid-term. Just thinking about it, I'm instantly transported back to my College of Charleston dorm room, with its painted-blue concrete walls and window that didn't open. I'm hitting snooze because I don't want to get up for my 2 p.m. thursday class. "Might as well skip it," I think to myself as I roll...  read more

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Henry Poole Is Here

Luke Wilson plays a scowling loner who buys a house...  read more

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Luke Wilson gets miraculous as Henry Poole

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It's been a while since we heard from Luke Wilson. Lately, media attention has been (unfortunately) focused on his older brother, and Luke's behind-the-camera debut, The Wendell Baker Story, was a certified box-office flop. Of course, none of this makes any of the three Wilson brothers (oldest Wilson bro Andrew co-directed Wendell Baker) less talented or watch-worthy. And Luke is poised to make a big-screen comeback with his latest movie, the miracle fable Henry Poole is Here. The family-friendly film, co-starring (random alert!) Radha Mitchell, Cheryl Hines and George Lopez, centers on the morbidly depressed Henry Poole (Wilson), who moves...  read more

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Brothers in Arms

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For a screenwriter, a comparison to a literary giant would normally be received as a tremendous compliment...  read more

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Luke Wilson on his cast

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His thoughts on Will Ferrell, Harry Dean Stanton, Kris Kristofferson, Billy Joe Shaver and his own brothers...  read more

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The Wendell Baker Story

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Luke Wilson is a busy man. His “average guy” appeal has enamored audiences...  read more

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