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Tropic Thunder held the #1 spot for the third weekend in a row, bringing its total to  $86.8 million so far. Four newer releases, however, had lackluster bows over the Labor Day weekend, which was hampered in the Gulf Coast region by preoccupation with Hurricane Gustav. The Vin Diesel sci-fi thriller, Babylon A.D.

Here’s the thing about Hamlet 2. I think your enjoyment of this film will hinge upon whether or not you find Steve’s manic depressive antics funny. If you don’t, you'll hate this, because it's all him, in the same way a Jim Carrey film is all Jim Carrey (whose antics I now loathe)...The stuffy E Street audience wasn't laughing nearly as much as I thought they should at Mr.

Finally, a comedy without any of those guys. Hamlet 2 is for Steve Coogan fans like me. The New York Times did not care for it. I did. But I’m happy just looking at his face. A passing familiarity with Hamlet 1 is helpful but not necessary. It’s only 1 hour and 32 minutes, so it’s got that going for it as well.

Rain of Madness, a documentary parody of Apocalypse Now documentary Hearts of Darkness chronicling the making of Tropic Thunder (the fake Tropic Thunder within real Tropic Thunder, obviously) is now available for free on iTunes. It sounds like a thick, mucusy wad of meta I can't yet bear to swallow, but you can check it out here.

Rene Fris at the Shear Genius finale party (for as much as we pick on him, boyfriend can take a mean photo) In a continued effort to bring you all that is important in the world of gay entertainment...

HAMLET 2 Hamlet 2 should have been such a better movie. Take a horrible actor turned horrible teacher, add a completely offensive and improbable sequel, toss in some funny cameos, and you should have a great comedy. Instead, Hamlet 2 veers off its comedic course.

Emmanuel Itier: Was this character in Hamlet 2 a very irresistible character for you to play? Steve Coogan: I wouldn’t say irresistible. I was something of two minds about it. I thought it was very funny, and he was a very interesting character.

British comedian Steve Coogan, who has been enjoying success in the USA, stated in an interview that he secretly loved being a target for the paparazzi and missed people harassing him. The "Tropic Thunder" actor is in the USA promoting his new film, "Hamlet 2", and appeared on the Today Show.

Paramount Pictures has officially released the documentary behind the movie Tropic Thunder, known as Rain of Madness, online for free on iTunes. As you will probably see when you go stomping away to watch this spot of brilliance, the documentary illuminates some of the funniest elements of Tropic

Shakespeare would shake his fist in rage if he saw what Steve Coogan and Skylar Astin do to his greatest tragedy in HAMLET 2. Unlike its predecessor, HAMLET 2 starts off uproariously, bogs down in the middle and regains some...