Cracked Archive - Movies & TV

We're now entering the mandatory hype period for the 'Jurassic World' sequel.

• By David Christopher Bell
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• November 29, 2017

The 'comically lecherous middle-aged loser' has been a comedy staple so long that they probably turn up in cave drawings.

• By Spencer Thew, Riley Black
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• November 29, 2017

What began as a burst of glorious potential devolved into something hideous and often embarrassing.

• By Daniel Dockery
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• November 28, 2017

Movie news is the only news.

• By Tim Hawkman, Chris Pauls
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• November 27, 2017

With the exception of those soap operas that will outlive our grandchildren, most TV shows eventually come to an end.

• By JM McNab
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• November 27, 2017

The same tired racial tropes are being passed around from film to film.

• By Michael Dawson
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• November 26, 2017

What's going on in Hollywood now?

• By Tim Hawkman, Chris Pauls
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• November 26, 2017

For all of the surreal horror in The Wizard Of Oz, the darkest part is a little bit of symbolism that pretty much everybody misses.

• By Kristi Harrison
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• November 25, 2017

So everybody, 'Thor: Ragnarok' was awesome. Article's over, go home.

• By David Christopher Bell
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• November 24, 2017

Movie news always keeps us in a state of constant suspense.

• By Tim Hawkman, Chris Pauls
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• November 24, 2017

The nice thing about sitcoms is that nothing bad ever happens in them.

• By Lydia Bugg
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• November 22, 2017

Despite being so colorful, warm, and hopeful, 'Coco' is also one of the most terrifying, nihilistic, and soul-crushing animated movies to have ever been slapped with a PG rating.

• By Carlos Tejeda Ocampo
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• November 22, 2017

Star Wars. You love it! You think it's great. But what if Star Wars stopped being great? That would be bad, right?

• By David Christopher Bell
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• November 20, 2017

Science fiction is cool.

• By Chris Bucholz
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• November 18, 2017

You can try to learn from your mistakes so you don't make them again ... or spend millions of dollars on a vanity project to 'correct' things.

• By J.F. Sargent
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• November 16, 2017