Merie Weismiller Wallace/Paramount; Peter Sorel/Paramount; Melissa Moseley/Newline Tearjerkers aren't a genre of movie, exactly, but if it makes you weep, it probably fits the bill. Tearjerkers work because, before they make you turn the waterworks on, they give you time to invest in the characters you're watching. Read on for our picks of the best 25 best tearjerkers ever made. 25. Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1939) Everett Collection Telling the story of Mr. Read More...
Before shooting the spanking scene in last Sunday's episode of Togetherness, Mark Duplass, the show's co-creator and star, had a discussion with Melanie Lynskey, who plays his on screen wife. "I was like, look, due to the blocking of this, which is the right blocking choice, you're going to be seeing things that I don't think even my wife has seen necessarily," he told EW. "I just want to apologize to you off the bat for that. Read More...
30. Rambo: First Blood Part II Everett Collection Released: May 22, 1985 Box office: Worldwide gross $300,400,432 according to Box Office Mojo The classic sequel-as-hyperbolized-remake. John Rambo (Sylvester Stallone) returns to Vietnam, wins this time. —Darren Franich 29. There's Something About Mary Glenn Watson Released: July 15, 1998 Box office: Worldwide gross $369,884,651 according to Box Office Mojo There's Something About Mary helped Cameron Diaz rise to fame, perfected Ben Stiller, and became one of the great slow-rising sleeper hits with a sui generis mixture of gross-out absurdity and rom-com sweetness. Read More...
