
Thirty-Six Years On, Kindergarten Cop Remains a Solid Comedy Built on One Man’s Pretense
A gruff cop pretends to be a kindergarten teacher, and the joke is that he's actually better at it than he ever was at policing.

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A gruff cop pretends to be a kindergarten teacher, and the joke is that he's actually better at it than he ever was at policing.

A hotel, a night, four rooms, four tales — some witty, some dull — each told by a separate director, each stranger unto the next.

Axel Foley returns to Beverly Hills in this sequel, chasing a killer amid alphabet robberies and a cement mixer chase.

Two sisters trapped in a shark cage deep beneath the sea, where terror waits at every turn. A tale of dread and confinement.

A blind man takes his daughter from her cabin into a wider fight she cannot win, in this sequel of terror.

Two high school seniors cram four years of missed fun into one wild night in this funny, tender coming-of-age comedy.

A man's flesh dissolves into nothing, leaving behind a hollow terror that stalks those who trusted him.

A man of steel, bound by vengeance, battles a monstrous foe in a temple of dread. A tale of swords, sorcery, and a destiny refused.

A princess bound to a dragon's fate, a tale of sacrifice and escape that never quite delivers its promised end.

A sealed bunker, a single mother, and a daughter who dares question her fate. A tense tale of trust betrayed.

A dead man's tale of a small town where the dead walk again, told with wit and dread.

Robert Pattinson stars in 'Primetime,' a gripping drama about Chris Hansen's notorious TV investigation.
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