
Kyle Prue Teams With iHeartMedia & Will Ferrell’s Big Money Players On Advice Podcast ‘Get Worse’
Kyle Prue teams with iHeartMedia and Big Money Players for 'Get Worse,' a comedy podcast of intentionally useless advice.


Kyle Prue teams with iHeartMedia and Big Money Players for 'Get Worse,' a comedy podcast of intentionally useless advice.

Two banned skaters form a pairs team to reclaim their medals in this raucous comedy of fame, shame, and the strange rules of sport.

A dimwit daredevil climbs to NASCAR glory, then falls before a foreign driver who mocks all he holds dear.

A comedy of three grown men who try to reclaim college glory by founding a fraternity, failing mostly to be anything else.

A tale of an IRS agent who hears a voice narrating his doom, and the writer whose words conspire to end his days.

A sequel that doubles down on its own excess: more daddies, more trouble, less laughter.

Gru faces a former classmate in Despicable Me 4, a sequel that's funny in patches but never reaches the heights of the films before it.

Elf review: Will Ferrell's 2003 Christmas comedy, directed by Jon Favreau, is a very good star vehicle with a thin script. Score: 6.6/10.

The Other Guys review: Ferrell and Wahlberg play NY's least heroic cops in McKay's 2010 buddy comedy, the only Ferrell-McKay film Ferrell didn't write.

A retrospective review of Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, covering its cast, satire, box office, legacy and score of 6.3 out of 10.

Zoolander at 25: Ben Stiller's 89-minute fashion satire, its Bowie walk-off, Mugatu's conspiracy, and the cameos that made it a cult comedy.

Megamind review: DreamWorks' 2010 villain-comedy won $322M and a cult following, but its third act trades melancholy for noise. Score: 6.3/10.
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