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100 Worst Comedies of All Time By Jacob Osborn, Stacker News On 1/16/21 at 8:00 AM EST The notion that terrible films are often funny for being so inept is certainly applicable in the sci-fi or horror genres. But how can the worst comedies be funny in their failure to be funny? Therein lies the paradox and the reason why bad comedies are usually just plain bad. Nevertheless, it's been said that anything worth doing is worth doing badly—comedy is certainly no exception. With this in mind, Stacker compiled IMDb and Metacritic data on all comedy movies with more than 2,500 votes on IMDb and...

Dirty Work 2 Talks Are Happening, But Director Bob Saget Is Not There Yet Dirty Work 2 Talks Are Happening, But Director Bob Saget Is Not There Yet Dirty Work director Bob Saget says he's spoken with Norm Macdonald about 'possibly trying to do a sequel.' Dirty Work 2 just might happen as director Bob Saget and star Norm Macdonald have been discussing the possibility. Co-starring Artie Lange alongside Macdonald, Dirty Work was released in theaters in 1998. While it was, unfortunately, a box office bomb that garnered a lot of negative reviews from critics, it has come to be considered a cult c...

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard Almost nothing spreads faster on the Internet than rumors of a popular movie possibly getting a sequel. Unfortunately, Dirty Work is not a particularly popular movie; so, it took until this morning for me, Dirty Work’s biggest fan, to find out that apparently director Bob Saget and company have approval from some “big cheeses” to explore making a sequel. They’re not there yet, but forward progress is being made. So, if everyone involved could stop uhhhh lifting weights and start writing the script, that would be great. The off-handed comment...

Kathleen sebelius testifies before the house energy and commerce committee. joining me now is the chairman of that committee. thanks very much for coming in. >> hey, it's still fred wolf. >> what's the most important thing you would like to learn from the secretary? >> we have so many questions. this will be about the dozen hearings we've had over the last couple years. we're going to be asking about the rollout, the ashurps that it was going to be ready. and they never did the end to end trial until a week before. it crashed again yesterday. i introduced legislation yesterday. i think we're g...

Individuals who have gone through their adjudication process for reprimand. again, still going lou the processes of what exactly happened. i do think that some individuals have been held accountable for their actions when it came to how it came about we came to this information. putting in place the proper protections so that this can't happen again. >> thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks, wolf. just ahead, ready and waiting for kathleen sebelius, the republican congressman, fred upton. he chairs the panel that will grill the health and human services secretary on the obama care rollout...