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In a key moment that demonstrates this in “The Second Part,” the characters joke about how the “Everything Is Awesome” track from the original film “never gets old,” even though every viewer that has been watching since 2014 would, hopefully, disagree.
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We at the Clog know that life at UC Berkeley can get pretty serious, so we took it upon ourselves to compile a list of “SNL” sketches to bring some laughs into your dark world of midterms.
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We’ve compiled a list of what we think are some of the best movies that are set in a workplace, and maybe some of them will give you the kick you need to keep it going during those eight-hour shifts.
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There really aren’t very many things better than Will Ferrell in this world, except for maybe Will Ferrell dressed in an elf costume.
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After a strenuous bout of finals and the pile of dirty clothes that’s become of your roommate, the holidays are an oh-so-welcome way to celebrate the end of a semester and year. Whether your favorite activities include watching holiday movies, getting tossed on eggnog, making gingerbread houses or covering your entire home with snowflakes and lights, we’ve got the perfect mixtape for you.
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It’s finally happened. After innumerable embarrassing and forgettable summer comedies featuring a couple of buddies who go on a bawdy, drunken adventure fueled by boyish stupidity and a refusal to grow up and starring Seth Rogen or Jonah Hill or Jack Black, the female equivalent has arrived. Melissa McCarthy in
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If “Battleship” taught us anything, it’s that not all toys should be topics of movies. When Warner Bros. announced it would be giving Lego the silver-screen treatment, it was understandable for the world to give a skeptical sigh. “The Lego Movie” is arriving in theaters Friday, and unlike its blundering
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IFC’s new comedy, “The Spoils of Babylon,” revels in its mocking celebration of the grandiose miniseries that dominated American network TV in the 1980s. Rightly so, given that such miniseries raised melodrama and surprise twin brother-level twists to new heights, yet somehow still tried to take themselves seriously. The opening
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It has been almost 10 years since America’s favorite broadcast journalists graced the silver screen with their lovably moronic presence. Luckily for fans of the Channel 4 News Team, Ron Burgundy and the gang are back in theaters with “Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues.” The sequel packs in even more
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At a quick glance, “Casa De Mi Padre” looks like an utterly racist movie. But then you see the angelic face of Gael Garcia Bernal, who plays La Onza, the evil drug lord, smoking two cigarettes at a time with utmost seriousness, and the skepticism cools. Then you have the
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