The update also allows you to search by genre or category, using phrases such as «search for high
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Siri can also understand when multiple topics are included in a single command, such as «Show me spy movies from the 1960s» or «Show me high
school comedies from the 90s.»
Siri is able to search for movies by topic, bringing up content around a theme like «high
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Not exact matches
She trades in observation
comedy, sometimes about situations she's far removed
from («Types of Kids at
School,» for example).
Steines studied
comedy at The Groundlings, the renowned
school of improv, and earned a degree
from JoAnne Baron / DW Brown Acting Studio's Meisner Technique training.
Chris McGrath, the GOP candidate for the Republican ex-Majority Leader Dean Skelos» Long Island seat, is drawing heat
from women's rights groups and others for bankrolling two R - rated sex
comedies that include gratuitous nude scenes — «Surf
School» and «Death to the Supermodel.»
Chris McGrath, the GOP candidate for the Republican ex-Majority Leader's Long Island seat, is drawing heat
from women's rights groups and others for bankrolling two R - rated sex
comedies that include gratuitous nude scenes — «Surf
School» and «Death to the Supermodels.»
Taunted by their classmates since grade
school and never quite able to escape the culturally suffocating confines of their homogenized Midwestern hometown, a pair of small - town misfits make a break for the big city in this
comedy from director Lorene Machado.
Mike White, who scripted biting, edgy satire of this sort («The Good Girl,»» Chuck and Buck») before making his fortune with «
School of Rock,» serves up an unsettling and generally deft
comedy of manners with this clash, a film that greatly benefits
from subtle, stinging performances by Salma Hayek and as her opposite number, John Lithgow.
Such an hilarious
comedy, and a very realistic one, about moving
from high
school into college.
This teen
comedy from Savage Steve Holland stars Corey Parker as an underachieving high
schooler who hatches a crazy plot with valedictorian Lara Flynn Boyle to gain acceptance into a prestigious university.
Nothing about it is really that funny and most of it is just carried over
comedy from different teenager / high
school comedies.
When a geeky high -
school valedictorian throws caution to the wind by expressing his love for a popular cheerleader during his graduation speech, life finally starts to get interesting in this coming - of - age
comedy adapted
from the book by journalist / author / screenwriter Larry Doyle.
What separates Strangers with Candy
from other high
school comedies, or
from most mainstream
comedies in general, is the cast's total dedication to their parts.
ontinuing the «Old
School» tradition of adult
comedies with immature humor, «The Hangover» succeeds with a promising premise and several inspired performances
from its leads.
From the age of five on, Lewis occasionally performed in his parents» act, and later quit high
school in order to travel with his own
comedy routine, which consisted primarily of mocking famous entertainers while their records were played off - stage.
Even today,
comedy buffs can cite
from memory the particulars of «The Danny Thomas / Sid Melton
School of Coffee - Spitting.»
Selling this «
From the Director of Old
School» didn't do much for me, because I've preferred almost every subsequent «Frat Pack»
comedy to the one that kind of cemented that clique.
Fun Size is a teen
comedy centered on a sarcastic high
school senior, Wren, who is eager to distance herself
from her dysfunctional family by going off to college.
Check out the latest movie stills
from the
comedy «The Hangover Part II» by director Todd Phillips (Due Date, The Hangover,
School for Scoundrels) and starring Zach Galifianakis (Bored to Death, Dinner for Schmucks, American Dad!)
Wilson had already been a fan of the show's co-creator Mike White, impressed by his ability to go
from writing the dark, psychological indie
comedy «Chuck & Buck» to the mainstream Jack Black
comedy «
School of Rock.»
A dramatic
comedy from Naomi Foner (mother of Maggie Gyllenhaal and screenwriter of «Running on Empty»), «Girls» will star Olsen and Dakota Fanning as teenagers the summer after they graduate
from high
school.
This latest whiffle ball
from Team Apatow is a mildly amusing
comedy in which Wilson plays a bodyguard hired by three well - to - do freshman high
school nerds to protect them against a pair of bullies.
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Solid and superlative laddish
comedy from Todd Phillips, director of Old
School and
School for Scoundrels.
I liked Old
School less and less as it wore on, character
comedy souring into cheap shots like Ferrell injecting himself with the tranq gun of Seann William Scott (that's right, three minutes with Stifler
from American Pie!).
Unchained
from conventional Pixar practices, My Entire High
School Sinking Into the Sea is one of the more visually stunning
comedies in recent memory.
In the series, a new half - hour
comedy from Eastbound & Down's McBride and Jody Hill, Goggins plays Lee Russell, a bow tie - wearing, pattern - loving sycophant and one of two vice principals (the other being McBride's Neal Gamby) fighting hard to be named principal of a South Carolina high
school after the current boss (Bill Murray) steps down.
Though it has plenty of amusing moments, the film does not come
from the Hangover, Bridesmaids, and Project X
school of
comedy.
GKIDS proudly presents a new animated
comedy from acclaimed cartoonist Dash Shaw (New
School), featuring the voices of Jason Schwartzman, Lena Dunham, Reggie Watts, Maya Rudolph and Susan Sarandon.
From two filmmakers with a history of
comedy - drama credits, director Miguel Arteta («Cedar Rapids», «Youth in Revolt», «The Good Girl») and writer Mike White («Orange County», «
School of Rock», «Nacho Libre»), «Beatriz at Dinner» is an offbeat indie
comedy starring Salma Hayek, Chloe Sevigny, Connie Britton, Jay Duplass, and John Lithgow.
Accurate emulation of the sights and sounds of old
school cinematic
comedy —
from classic title cards to endless trademark «honking» - infrequently suggest this may be an effort for a nostalgic older crowd familiar with the original incarnations of the Stooges.
Bad Moms is one of the more pushy raunchy
comedies you'll likely come across, a film so reliant on using vulgarity as a crutch it has characters drop F - bombs at their children's
schools and during PTA meetings because without them, the makers of this film feel like they won't get a laugh
from audiences prone to guffaw just because they heard harsh language.
Way back in January, plenty of laughs and joy arrived in the form of Ass Backwards, a wacky
comedy from writers Casey Wilson («Happy Endings») and June Diane Raphael («Burning Love»), who also star in the film as a ditzy, clueless duo reminiscent of Dumb & Dumber and Romy & Michele's High
School Reunion.
Joaquin Phoenix and Emma Stone go back to
school in this charmingly off - kilter
comedy - thriller
from Woody Allen.
Chronicling the post-graduation lives of high
school best friends Enid (Thora Birch) and Rebecca (Scarlett Johansson), this acerbic
comedy mines stingingly satirical humor
from the absurdities of overcommercialized America, matching its dark ironies with a tender portrait of close relationships forged during the vulnerable years of adolescence.
The first third of Clockstoppers is an interminable high
school comedy ending with a DJ showdown, the second third of the film is Zak on the run
from evil corporate drones led by Michael Biehn, and the final third of the film is an infiltration of the evil corporation ending in a ludicrous action sequence and capped by a Back to the Future resolution involving a shiny new car and a nubile young lass.
It then launched into its own world of existence, departing entirely
from the nature of the series outside of the basic idea of two police officers going undercover in a high
school and more or less became your routine action
comedy that earned whatever success it had thanks to the surprisingly winning chemistry of its stars.
The new HBO
comedy from Danny McBride and Jody Hill (East Bound and Down) about the running of a high
school has cast Georgia King (The New Normal) to co-star opposite McBride.
Dirty Girl (R for profanity, graphic sexuality and frontal nudity) Coming - of - age road
comedy, set in 1987, about an Oklahoma high
school student with a bad reputation (Juno Temple) who runs away
from home to L.A. to search for her long - lost father with the help of an equally - ostracized, gay classmate (Jeremy Dozier).
These people have clearly never seen «Election,» Alexander Payne's brilliant high
school comedy that tells its story
from multiple points of view and supports them all equally.
From «Back to
School» to «Billy Madison» to «Old
School,» adults returning to academia have long been a staple of the
comedy genre.
God's Pocket wants to be
from the same
school of dark
comedy that the likes of the Coen Brothers or Spike Jonze do so well but Slattery can't pinpoint a focus on a film that is filled with too many subplots and bit part players that just don't get enough to do in the picture.
The
comedy is supposed to be grounded by Aaron's relationship with his med
school sweetheart Daphne (Elisabeth Moss
from «Mad Men»), but it serves more as a distraction than as a source of heart.
It's not quite time to head back to
school for HBO's Vice Principals, the latest raucous
comedy from Danny McBride and Jody Hill.
St. Trinian's (PG - 13 for sexuality, profanity, mature themes, and drug and alcohol use) Sixth installment in the British
comedy series set at the famed
school for troubled girls finds the mischievous heroines hatching a plan to steal a priceless painting in order to save their financially - troubled alma mater
from bankruptcy.
Will Ferrell (Old
School, Elf) delivers again, with a little help
from his friends, in this scattershot
comedy that just manages to hit just enough hilarious moments to look past the fact that there just isn't a well - developed, cohesive movie here.
From the old
school days, Tom Shadyac directs, who also helmed the Carrey
comedies Ace Ventura: Pet Detective and Liar Liar.
Given its creative pedigree, Imaginary Mary is most comfortable in the family -
comedy gear that is ABC's bread and butter; replace Elfman with Malin Akerman, and the Halpern - and - Haskins - penned second episode — which finds Alice flailing through after -
school pickup duties — could be a first draft of a script
from their one - season wonder.
Much of the
comedy flows
from Lady Bird's
school.