Netflix is helping their audiences get into the holiday spirit with plenty of new festive selections with one of their buzziest rom-coms yet. Here are two beloved Christmas-themed rom-coms that fans of Netflix’s Holidate should definitely check out next.
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Midnight at the Magnolia may have come out a couple of months before its central holiday, but it's always a good time to watch a fun, family-friendly movie where two people fall in love on New Year's Eve. Here's why this romcom is lighting up Netflix.
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Netflix seems dead-set on giving the Hallmark Channel a run for its money when it comes to producing feel-good Christmas-themed movies. It may not even be Thanksgiving yet, but the streamer has recently released its latest holiday flick, and it's already working its way up the charts.
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Most fans of Mel Brooks' iconic Star Wars satire, Spaceballs, could easily recite the film's most memorable lines. From the (literal) jammed radar scene to Lord Dark Helmet's ridiculous "father's brother's nephew's cousin's former roommate" reveal, the comedy is loaded with rewatchable moments.
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If you loved Netflix’s buzziest new romantic comedy, there’s a classic you should check out during your next movie night. After you finish The Holidate for either the first or fifth time, you should definitely watch When Harry Met Sally next.
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Samuel L. Jackson's Pulp Fiction character, Jules Winnfield, remains one of cinema's coolest, but one attribute of his that's never brought up is his hair.
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From the movie's origins to behind-the-scenes shenanigans, here's a look into the wild world of Three Amigos!
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in Ferris Bueller's Day Off, society is guarded by one man: Principal Rooney. Yes, it's easy to throw stones at an authority figure, but look at the facts, All Rooney wants is structure. The largest obstacle standing between him and a good night's sleep is the movie's true villain: Ferris Bueller.
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Overall, the show aired a total of 100 episodes, a real achievement for the supernatural teen drama. MTV has already talked about reviving it multiple times. Here's how everything wrapped up on the show, and what that might mean for a future revival.
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Her name is Ellen Latzen. She played Ruby Sue (Eddie's precocious young daughter) in Christmas Vacation, stealing scenes and delivering some of the film's best laughs along the way, but where did she disappear to after the film finally wrapped?
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Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure sat on a shelf for a year until it's release in 1989. Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey was released only two years later; very quickly by comparison. After that there was nothing. Here's why it took so long for the threequel to become a reality.
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Underneath all the makeup and solid, robot dance moves is a great performer by the name of Anthony Carrigan -- and this is not the first time he's played an affable killing machine. Here's where you've seen this talented character actor before.
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Bill & Ted Face the Music is finally here, and we're betting that you, like us, found it to be a most excellent reality-hopping adventure full of wit, warmth, and heart. Fans have waited a very, very long time for the belated sequel — so now that we've feasted our eyes, let's break down the ending.
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Sure, you've probably seen the movies Happy Gilmore and The Mighty Ducks, but there are lots of sports comedies you probably haven't seen. Here're the best!
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Ferris Bueller's Day Off is an incredibly satisfying movie, which means there's one problem when it's over ... no more Ferris Bueller. Fortunately, many of the film's characteristics can be found in plenty of other movies that have come around in its wake.
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From raunchy flicks to spot-on spoofs, here are the most rewatchable comedy movies of all time.
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For those viewers looking to escape the August heat, there's a popular new rom-com taking over the dog days of summer at Netflix. The film is entitled Work It, and this feel-good dance story is just what the doctor ordered to combat those back-to-school blues.
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Netflix clearly understands that summer is a great season for comedy; the streamer's been filling our July and August nights with hilarious originals and underwatched indies that never got a fair shake at the box office. This expanding fellowship of funny just grew to include Seriously Single.
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Get ready for the romantic comedy that's driving Netflix audiences wild. Zookeeper, an unheralded 2011 flick headed up by King of Queens star Kevin James, has made its entrance onto the streamer's Top Ten list. The big-hearted comedy features plenty of James' signature genial goofiness.
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It's time to get out a can of Perri-Air and fasten your seat belt because we're heading to Ludicrous Speed to uncover the facts about Spaceballs that even the fans probably haven't heard!
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Whatever the various factors that determine popularity may be, they're currently working in the favor of How Do You Know, a ten-year-old rom-com starring Paul Rudd. It's worth taking a look back at the movie now that it's been granted its share of the spotlight.
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Andy Samberg and his Lonely Island collaborators have delivered another comedy romp destined to be a cult classic. Palm Springs just premiered on Hulu, and if you're looking for a great way to start your weekend, you'll watch to check this movie out right away.
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It shouldn't surprise you that on Netflix, Roald Dahl continues his decades-long run of popularity. Recently, one of Dahl's stories cracked the top ten most viewed films on the service, and it's one you might not have heard of: the Jim Henson-produced dark fantasy The Witches.
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If you're looking for a seriously silly comedy, Hulu's got you covered. Hot Rod, an underrated comedy from the Lonely Island, has come to the streaming platform, and if you forgot about this film in the years since its 2007 release, you're definitely missing out.
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Ghostbusters was loaded with some of the biggest comedy stars of the '80s, but couldn't snag the late, great John Candy for the role of Louis. What happened?
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Beetlejuice is a lot. It's a film that was never catering to young audiences at the outset, but which wiggled its way into their awareness like a pesky sandworm. If you loved Beetlejuice as a kid and haven't revisited it in a while, here are some things that might surprise you. It's showtime.
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"It doesn't seem to go away, does it?" director Richard Linklater mused about his 1993 cult classic, Dazed and Confused. It really doesn't, and despite the film's extremely long tail on home video, Linklater never got it together to produce the long rumored Dazed and Confused 2. Or did he?
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