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‘Spy’ Featurettes: Rose Byrne and Jason Statham Crack Up
‘Spy’ Featurettes: Rose Byrne and Jason Statham Crack Up
‘Spy’ Featurettes: Rose Byrne and Jason Statham Crack Up
Spy is one of the funniest movies of the year, and even further proof of Paul Feig’s insane ability to make wonderful woman-centric comedies. The film is hitting DVD and Blu-ray soon, and two new featurettes have popped up online showing off two of the film’s key comedic ingredients: Rose Byrne and Jason Statham, the latter of whom took us by surprise and wound up being the funniest part of the whole movie.
Ranking the Worst Parents of the 2015 Summer Movie Season
Ranking the Worst Parents of the 2015 Summer Movie Season
Ranking the Worst Parents of the 2015 Summer Movie Season
When it’s all said and done, the summer of 2015 will be remembered for a few things. The way Jurassic World dominated the humanoid world; the ocean of tears that flooded theaters showing Inside Out; Straight Outta Compton topping superheroes and reboots at the August box office. What’s likely to get overlooked amidst those stories is the summer’s biggest theme, one that ran through many of the season’s biggest hits and flops: Terrible parents.
Weekend Box Office: 'Spy' Overtakes 'Entourage'
Weekend Box Office: 'Spy' Overtakes 'Entourage'
Weekend Box Office: 'Spy' Overtakes 'Entourage'
This weekend already had internet pundits readying their thinkpieces. What would come out on top: the female-friendly Spy with its hilarious leading ladies or the bro-tastic, testosterone-fueled Entourage? It turns out that this showdown was barely a showdown at all, with Paul Feig’s espionage comedy slaughtering the resurrection of HBO’s most divisive show. Oh, and Insidious: Chapter 3 just hung around, happy to be there.
‘Spy’ Review: An Empowering but Uneven Female Spy Spoof
‘Spy’ Review: An Empowering but Uneven Female Spy Spoof
‘Spy’ Review: An Empowering but Uneven Female Spy Spoof
Paul Feig’s The Heat took a genre that has traditionally belonged to men — the buddy cop movie — and gave it a female twist. Feig’s new movie, Spy, does much the same thing, this time for spy films, a world that has long been by, about, and for dudes and their power fantasies. Spy explicitly subverts the genre’s typical gender dynamics by casting Melissa McCarthy as a lowly, desk-bound CIA analyst named Susan Cooper, who has spent her entire career in the shadow of a glamorous James Bond-esque spy (Jude Law) and then finally gets her opportunity to step into the spotlight and become a full-fledged field agent.
‘Spy’ Video Review
‘Spy’ Video Review
‘Spy’ Video Review
Welcome back to another installment of Post Credits, ScreenCrush’s movie review show. On this week’s episode, ScreenCrush Editor-in-Chief Mike Sampson and Managing Editor and Film Critic Matt Singer each debate whether to use their license to kill on Spy, the new action comedy from Bridesmaids director Paul Feig and star Melissa McCarthy.
'Spy' Teams With Tinder for Free Early Screenings
'Spy' Teams With Tinder for Free Early Screenings
'Spy' Teams With Tinder for Free Early Screenings
20th Century Fox is getting in on the Tinder, um, action, partnering with the popular dating app on a new promotion for Paul Feig’s Spy. If you happen to use Tinder, like so many people just looking for love (or, you know, whatever) in the United States, all that swiping can earn you some free passes to see Spy a few weeks before everyone else.
'Spy' Delivers an Explosive New Clip
'Spy' Delivers an Explosive New Clip
'Spy' Delivers an Explosive New Clip
If you’re feeling a bit burned by the mediocrity of Hot Pursuit, may we direct you toward Paul Feig’s Spy — another female-driven summer movie, but one that’s actually hilarious and fun. A new clip from the upcoming action comedy has arrived online to show you how Melissa McCarthy gets the job done.
The 25 Movies You Absolutely Can’t Miss This 2015 Summer Season
The 25 Movies You Absolutely Can’t Miss This 2015 Summer Season
The 25 Movies You Absolutely Can’t Miss This 2015 Summer Season
Temperatures are getting warmer, days are getting longer and the movies are getting bigger. Yep, summer is here and it’s brought with it one of the most jam-packed movie schedules in years. From superhero movies and post-apocalypitc adventures to rom-coms and animated family flicks, the summer of 2015 has something for everyone. In fact, it may have too much of everything for everyone. You are going to be spending a lot of time in movie theaters over the next three months. And with that, these are the 25 movies you have to have on your radar this summer. Read this list. Study it. Watch the trailers. Create a game plan. Oh, and stay hydrated. Living on popcorn is thirsty business.
‘Spy’ Trailer: Melissa McCarthy Has a License to Kill
‘Spy’ Trailer: Melissa McCarthy Has a License to Kill
‘Spy’ Trailer: Melissa McCarthy Has a License to Kill
The spy comedy is a genre almost as venerated and beloved as the spy genre it mocks. There’s Our Man Flint, Casino Royale (the original Woody Allen one), Austin Powers, MacGruber, and now the simply titled Spy. It stars Melissa McCarthy as Susan Cooper, a desk-bound CIA officer who is sent out into the field for her first time after a fabulously well-dressed super-villain (Rose Byrne) learns the identities of every working CIA agent. Now the woman who’s always taken a backseat to her boss (Jude Law, the Bond to her Moneypenny) gets to step into the spotlight.

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