Nearly three decades after the mildly eerie horror flick became part of pop culture, "The Stepford Wives" remake has turned the story into a comedy that satirizes modern male/female relationships. The result is an undeniably funny film (headlined by Nicole Kidman) that jettisons logic in favor of over-the-top campiness.
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Sanford & Son of a Bitch
The Big Bang: Vinland’s First Family of Fireworks and their epic Fourth of July bash
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How will you remember Michael Jackson?
"Anvil!" pursues its dream at all costs
What started as a Game Boy Advance series that Nintendo execs deemed "too Japanese" for US audiences has finally found its way onto American DS systems. After playing through the game, it makes me wish they would have taken this chance sooner.
