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CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard CinemaBlend participates in affiliate programs with various companies. We may earn a commission when you click on or make purchases via links. This February marked the 18th anniversary of Old School, Todd Phillips' back-to-school sophomoric comedy that propelled the film careers of its three lead stars, Luke Wilson, Vince Vaughn, and Will Ferrell. Co-starring a variety of future celebrities, including Jeremy Piven, Ellen Pompeo, and Simon Helberg, this raunchy romp was met with mixed reviews and a modest box office intake, but it found a loving audience, becomin...

10 of our favorite Hollywood celebs from the ‘90s David Edwards, Daily Celeb As someone in their mid to late twenties, when I think about the 90’s I feel SO nostalgic. The 1990s must have had something special because it’s almost 25 years later and everyone still seems to be talking about it.  Some of the best actors and movies ever came out of the 1990s which is part of why we love this time period so much. We recently took a trip down memory lane and talked about our favorite movies from the 1990s, but what about the actors who played our favorite characters? Here are some of our fav...

Directed by George Gallo. Starring Morgan Freeman, Ruby Rose, Patrick Muldoon, Julie Lott, Ekaterina Baker, Nick Vallelonga, Joel Michaely, Miles Doleac, Chris Mullinax, Ele Bardha, Paul Sampson, Dylan Flashner, Bill Luckett, Juju Journey Brener, Reginald Robinson, Yvan Gauthier, Nate Adams, and Gregory Tremain Merrell. SYNOPSIS: A mother, Victoria, is trying to put her dark past as a Russian drug courier behind her, but retired cop Damon forces Victoria to do his bidding by holding her daughter hostage. It’s no secret that beloved stars such as Nicolas Cage, Bruce Willis, Sylvester Stallon...

Photo: Apple TV Plus In a week that began with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s strangely polite albeit damning two-hour interview with Oprah Winfrey and ended with President Biden giving his first prime-time White House address, there was no shortage of remarkable, strange, and buzzworthy things to watch or talk about this week. In terms of this week’s slate of films, Anthony and Joe Russo of Avengers: Endgame fame released their latest crime drama Cherry starring Tom Holland exclusively on Apple TV+, Our House and Come True, the Bruce Willis-led sci-fi action flick Cosmic Sin, and...

Cosmic Sin is a movie measurable by its withouts. Without any sense of humor, adventure, or irony. Without any devotion to imagining an Earth that is tangibly different in 2524, the year the film is set. Without any effort at all exhibited by costar Bruce Willis, whose customary late-career lack of interest in his own film work reaches a new zenith here. And without nearly enough Frank Grillo! Our current B-movie king is the second floating head on this film’s poster, but that’s an unfortunate clue for how Grillo spends most of Cosmic Sin, which is isolated in space, away from all the o...