Articles about Hot Tub Time Machine

A lengthy @nymag profile of Jessica Paré, a.k.a. the latest Mrs. Don Draper on "Mad Men"

These leftovers from the @nymag interview with John Cusack are a rare glimpse in to how the guy really thinks

The nineties ended thirteen years ago. And for the first time, in 2012 a pop-culture-nostalgia-industry-friendly understanding of the late 90s seems to have come into place – due in no small part to a cinematic bombardment of certain re-releases and sequels. A look at what's really happening.

@TheAVClub lists "16 comedically convenient magical movie items," from fortune cookies to a hot tub doubling as a time machine

In a brazen play for page views, @ew gallery-lists "38 unforgettable nude scenes" from movies in PG-13 style

Now 47, Crispin Glover has turned to directing some seemingly bizarre arthouse films (featuring "snails, actors with Down's syndrome, a man in blackface")

Rob Corddry records an hour-long @WTFpod and recalls Hot Tub Time Machine, Children's Hospital, The Daily Show and more

An IFC podcast that looks at the overarching principles of movie time travel, from the fact that when there's the technology, there will be people to come up with silly uses for us, and that time travel erodes all morality.

A good look at horrible movies. These are all pretty bad, but sometimes entertaining.

A lengthy @nymag profile of Jessica Paré, a.k.a. the latest Mrs. Don Draper on "Mad Men"

These leftovers from the @nymag interview with John Cusack are a rare glimpse in to how the guy really thinks

The nineties ended thirteen years ago. And for the first time, in 2012 a pop-culture-nostalgia-industry-friendly understanding of the late 90s seems to have come into place – due in no small part to a cinematic bombardment of certain re-releases and sequels. A look at what's really happening.

@TheAVClub lists "16 comedically convenient magical movie items," from fortune cookies to a hot tub doubling as a time machine

In a brazen play for page views, @ew gallery-lists "38 unforgettable nude scenes" from movies in PG-13 style

An IFC podcast that looks at the overarching principles of movie time travel, from the fact that when there's the technology, there will be people to come up with silly uses for us, and that time travel erodes all morality.

Now 47, Crispin Glover has turned to directing some seemingly bizarre arthouse films (featuring "snails, actors with Down's syndrome, a man in blackface")

Rob Corddry records an hour-long @WTFpod and recalls Hot Tub Time Machine, Children's Hospital, The Daily Show and more

A good look at horrible movies. These are all pretty bad, but sometimes entertaining.