You owe it to yourself to watch this Supercut. Not only is a great reminder that good films actually do exist, you can consider this your homework assignment. Learn at least three of these so that next time your roommate eats your box of candy you specifically were saving for April 20th, you can come off like a bad-a**, not like some pothead, forgetful retard. Why try to come up with your own stuff on the fly when you can have Hollywood’s writers do it for you? Learn from the best after the jump!

MTV’s Fantasy Factory follows the antics of Rob Dyrdek and his cousin Drama at their pimped our warehouse in Los Angeles. It has been my favorite show on MTV for years and judging by the feedback we got on Facebook it seems you guys are pretty big fans too.
On July 13th Drama invited John and I to stop by the Fantasy Factory and we had a free for all with grown up… Click to read more

• A Celebration Of “Green” At The Movies

• Check Out These Lasses From The Emerald Isles, Boyo

• Hot And Sexy Emma Thompson Pictures

• 9 Insane Videos Of Soccer Hooligans

• Japanese Nuclear Crisis Explained Via Poo

• Bring On The Beer: Popeater’s Favorite Boozy Ballads

• Panama City Break Brawl Includes Angry Chick, Taser, Mace, And A Horse

Girls love dating A-holes, it’s a fact. DISCLAIMER: not ALL girls like guys who treat them badly – I myself have long since abandoned the bad boy prototype. But that doesn’t change the fact that at some point you’ve probably come across a chick you wanted to date (hook up with, whatever) who lacked interest in what you had to offer in favor of a grade A, certified D-bag. I’m not condoning her behavior, but I can at least shed some female insight into why some girls just can’t help but reinforce the idea that nice guys always finish last. Read more of this week’s edition of Renata’s Recommendations after the jump!

This week’s entries feature an antsy prisoner, ungodly godparents, John Lennon, crazy love, dumb teenagers, female empowerment, pimps, hos, and a writer you might not want to rape. So, stop working on that super secret PowerPoint and read these previews, Karen!

The show Glee has been a monster hit. The recipe of celebrity cameos, acapella covers of pop hits, and a feel good story has everybody buzzing about the show. Sounds like a cheesy show for girls, right? Wrong.
There are plenty of reasons for you to start watching Glee. Here are a few of them…
YOU CAN REMINISCE ABOUT HIGH-SCHOOL
Whether you were on an athlet… Click to read more

The holiday weekend saw audiences doing serious labor away from the movie theaters as the top earner only pulled in around $16 mil. The American outdueled Machete while Going The Distance only made it up halfway up Gross Box Office Mountain. This week’s entries feature umbrella corporations, dwarves, suicide, high school wrestling, and hip hop all-star Joaquin Phoenix. Put away the coke and snort these previews, homey!

With only a few weeks left of Summer, 2010 has been pretty much a sh*t year for film. But before we write this year off as totally unsalvageable, a couple movies opening this weekend have big potential. The Expendables and Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World might just have what it takes to kick 2010 back into gear. Finger crossed.

Sequels, Remakes, Reboots and “Reimaginationings” have been Hollywood’s bread and butter over the past decade, however movies like 2008′s Rambo and Alien vs. Predator wouldn’t exist without the original classics from the decades before it. If you’re a guy and haven’t seen these movies, you better speed, shoot, fight or explode yourself to your local Blockbuster, add them to your Netflix Queue or find them on eBay because they’re all must sees.

Don’t act like I didn’t tell you Inception was going to plant the idea to go see Inception in your dreams. Sorcerer’s Apprentice came in below Despicable Me (which still owes me royalties for stealing my catchphrase), and that crazy religious zealot vehicle Standing Ovation averaged $550 a theater. Are people finally sick of faux Jesus… Click to read more

Despicable Me eclipsed Eclipse at the B to the O last weekend, taking in $56 mil and averaging over $16k per theater. Predators slid in under Eclipse at #3 with a take of $24 mil. CYRUS CLINGS TO #10. Honestly, people, it only played at 200 THEATERS! Watch out A-Team, you’re next. The Girl Who Played with Fire almost cracked the million dollar mark. This we… Click to read more

COED’s Most Anticipated Movies of 2010 hailed the film adaptation of “Arrested Development” as the most eagerly awaited release. Talk about your all-time c*cktease. Looking at this year’s tentative slate of box office hopefuls, you might think Hollywood is unoriginal. Even with with Rosie Huntington-Whiteley replacing Megan Fox, Transformers 3 has no chance of erasing the soiled diaper that was Revenge of the Fallen.

Guitar riff. Black van with red stripe blasting through some bushes. Mohawk. Disguises. Guns. Bigger Guns. Tanks falling from the sky. Helicopters. Cigars clenched by the strongest set of mandibles ever. If you have a problem. If no one else can help. You can call on … THE A-TEAM. Man, has this been a long time coming.

All college guys have the same problem — the year ends and you move back home only to realize that the supply of fresh meat you were so used to seeing every weekend just isn’t there. If you want to keep your sex life from going the way of Gary Coleman (too soon?), you’ll just have to accept that it’ll probably be someone you already know. Just be sure that no matter who you choose to hook up with, it’s absolutely NOT one of these girls.

Well, uh… hmmph. Ummm, jeez. MacGruber, man. I mean. What the hell happened? Best SNL film since Wayne’s World and you debut at #6? Media sources everywhere are calling it an “unmitigated bomb.” Pretty rough considering it’s almost made back its entire budget already in three days. I admit, I didn’t help the cause by not buying a ticket, but come on. I can’t buy 600,000 tickets.