Tim Grierson is a Senior U.S. Critic who has written for various publications such as Los Angeles Times, Vulture, Cracked, The Daily Beast, and more. With a focus on film and popular culture, Tim's articles cover a range of topics including movie rankings, reviews, and analysis, as well as discussions on trends and developments in the entertainment industry.
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Fake hitmen. Stupid superheroes. Sasquatch sex. These were the scenes, memes and performances that made us laugh the hardest this year
By: Tim Grierson
No two filmmakers travel the same path to their chosen profession. RaMell Ross has traveled one unlike that of almost anyone else to direct his
By: Tim Grierson
When Adam Pearson was young, he rubbed elbows with celebrities. “I was at Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital, one of the best pediatric institutes
A respected craftsman who nevertheless puts his own stamp on all of his movies, no matter how different they may seem.
By: Tim Grierson, Will Leitch
James Mangold made his first film at 17 as a student at CalArts. It was a promotional short for General Motors that won him a $1,000 prize and got
By: Tim Grierson
Despite major obstacles, some indie films thrived this year. Yes, they were artistically accomplished, but inventive ad campaigns also helped draw in crowds.
Despite major obstacles, some indie films thrived this year. Yes, they were artistically accomplished, but inventive ad campaigns also helped draw in crowds.
By: Tim Grierson
While Pedro Almodóvar was making “The Room Next Door,” a film very much concerned with mortality and what comes after this life, the 75-year-old
Happy Gilmore returns. So does Bridget Jones. And Will Ferrell wrestles an alligator. Here are the comedies coming out this year that we’re most curious to check out
On the eve of his candid new stand-up special ‘Lonely Flowers,’ the former ‘Daily Show’ star talks to Cracked about politics, saying goodbye to Comedy Central and why he still hasn’t watched his White House Correspondents’ Dinner set
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