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Tom Hanks & Meg Ryan And 25 Other Rom-Com Partners We Think Should Make Another Movie Together

Here are the awesome rom-com pairings that we think should join forces on the big screen again, including Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan!

Cinemablend

Donald Glover is definitely in the Community movie

"We’re supposed to be shooting it soon"

Total Film

Somebody I Used to Know review – Alison Brie stars in derivative romcom

Co-writer Brie’s comic talent is wasted in this rehashed tale of a high-flyer falling for her soon-to-be married ex

The Guardian - UK

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‘Somebody I Used to Know’ review: Sparks fly with an ex but — whoops! — he’s engaged to someone else in this Alison Brie rom-com

A joint effort from wife-and-husband team Alison Brie and Dave Franco, the romantic comedy “Somebody I Used to Know” (on Amazon) takes a page from “My Best Friend’s Wedding” and probably more than one Hallmark movie: A woman attempts to disrupt pending nuptials so she can have the guy for…

Chicago Tribune

Review: In 'Somebody I Used to Know,' Alison Brie makes a mess of everything

Alison Brie plays an anti-hero (she's the problem, it's her) in "Somebody I Used to Know," a thorny romantic comedy about moving on, falling apart and letting go, sometimes not in that order.

Tribune News Service

Dave Franco’s rom-com is a family affair

In time for Valentine’s Day, Franco teams up with Brie again for rom-com “Somebody I Used to Know” on Prime Video

Salon

Somebody I Used to Know review – Dave Franco-directed dramedy is a sickly stodgefest

Alison Brie plays a TV producer returning to her home town amid a midlife crisis in this oddly pitched and overly serious relationship drama

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My worst moment: Alison Brie’s attempt to belt out Pat Benatar for an audition

In the romantic comedy “Somebody I Used to Know” (streaming on Prime Video), Alison Brie stars as a reality TV producer whose career hits the skids and she heads back to her hometown, where she reunites with an ex played by Jay Ellis. The spark between them is still there,…

Chicago Tribune

Dave Franco admits dodging 'illegal' store job before being 'forced into acting class'

Dave Franco has admitted dodging an 'illegal' video store job as a teenager after he was 'forced into acting class' as a youngster in Los Angeles

Daily Mirror

What to stream: A sprinkling of serious docs and light-hearted rom-coms

Streaming this week are some high-profile documentaries and docuseries, plus a few romantic movies to set the stage for Valentine’s Day.

Tribune News Service

New this week: 'Your Place or Mine' and 'All That Breathes'

This week’s new entertainment releases include an album from Paramore that shows off the band's funkier side, the Academy Award-nominated documentary “All That Breathes” about Indian brothers who heal birds of prey, and two rom-coms just in time for Valentine's Day — “Your Place or Mine” on Netflix and “Somebody…

The Independent UK

‘Six seasons and a movie’: Long-awaited Community film announced for 2023

Joel McHale, Gillian Jacobs, Danny Pudi, Alison Brie, Jim Rash and Ken Jeong will all be returning for sitcom spin-off

The Independent UK

Alison Brie on filmmaking & "Community"

"As women, we're raised to be very polite," the actor-writer tells Salon about themes in her latest dark comedy

Salon

Community movie in the works, creator Dan Harmon reveals

The show’s running joke to last for “six seasons and a movie” is finally coming true

Evening Standard

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Manchester Evening News

Community movie edging closer, according to Dan Harmon

Community creator Dan Harmon has teased fans with the prospect of a movie - as was promised at the end of the show.

Chicago Sun-Times

‘Spin Me Round’: Erratic pasta-restaurant comedy doesn’t quite stick

Alison Brie and the cast are fantastic, but the story veers unsuccessfully from light to dark to silly.

Tribune News Service

Movie review: 'Spin Me Round' a Euro trip comedy that fizzles out

Director Jeff Baena reunites his regular repertory players for “Spin Me Round,” another droll ensemble comedy that becomes an opportunity for genre experimentation and a trip to Italy, like his 2017 nunsploitation riff “The Little Hours.” “Spin Me Round” is co-written with his leading lady, Alison Brie, with whom he…

The Independent UK

Hollywood stars mingle with the biggest sporting names at 2022 ESPY awards

Hannah Waddingham and John Boyega were amongst the British talent to attend the event in Los Angeles.

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Marie Claire

The 40 Best Comedy TV Shows of All Time

There's no shortage of LOL-worthy moments in these must-watch shows.

Los Angeles Times

A return to Italy for Alison Brie, Jeff Baena in the SXSW premiere ‘Spin Me Round’

AUSTIN, Texas — In their fourth collaboration, “Spin Me Round,” which premiered at the SXSW Film Festival on Saturday, actor Alison Brie and director Jeff Baena follow the manager of an Olive Garden-esque restaurant in Bakersfield, California, on an immersive retreat to Italy.

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