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13 Movie Parties We Wish We'd Attended
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From the looks of it, the party at the center of "Project X" is an epic teen throwdown to rival the best of them. No wonder, since it's produced by "The Hangover" director Todd Phillips.
To mark this Friday's release of the sure-to-be raucous flick, we've weeded through some of our favorite party films of all time to pick the 13 best movie parties we wish we'd attended. From "Animal House"s' infamous toga party to Will Ferrell streaking at a Snoop Dogg concert in "Old School," one thing's for certain: These parties rocked.
If only life were more like the movies. Get More »
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Drunk People Are Hilarious: The Mashup
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We at NextMovie don't condone drinking to excess. No sir. Nuh-uh. Alcohol is bad, mmkay?
That said, while watching people get drunk in real life isn't always a barrel of laughs (ever been to a St. Patrick's Day parade?), watching people in movies get drunk can be downright hilarious.
They fall on their faces! They say and do crazy things! (Bless you, Will Ferrell, you are indeed going streaking.) They're far more entertaining -- and infinitely more clever -- than your buddy Joe after he's broken open a bottle of tequila. Get More »
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My Favorite Comedy Movie: Mia Wasikowska
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"My favorite comedy is 'Sixteen Candles.' Since the first time I saw it, it has always been my favorite.
"I don't know what makes it so special exactly, but I think it's a mixture of things. For starters, it's hilarious. Second, it's one of those movies that you quote your whole life. And third, the characters! What a great group of characters that movie has.
"It's a movie you really remember and it's just such a classic."
Mia Wasikowska currently stars in "Jane Eyre," and recently co-starred in the Oscar-nominated drama "The Kids Are All Right."
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The 25 Most Essential '80s Comedies
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The new comedy "Take Me Home Tonight" celebrates the 1980s and all its excesses, from Mercedes-worship to Frankie Goes To Hollywood telling us all to relax.
The '80s was a time of rampant materialism and mohawks, and the only way people got through it -- like WWII -- was with laughter.
In honor of Topher Grace's nostalgic comedy, we're celebrating the 25 most-uniquely only-in-the-80's comedies, the ones where the hair was froofy, Eddie Murphy still brought the funny, and the geek inherited the Earth. Get More »
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