Tonight's New Episode of XIII.2 Takes the Crazy to a Whole New Level

It seems like traveling via shipping container would be kinda pricey.

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Reelz Recommends The Last Stand — Now Available on Pay-Per-View and VOD

Arnold as a badass sheriff? We're in!

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Richard Roeper Talks The Wolverine in His Red Hot Summer Preview

Less singing but more slicing.

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Leonard Maltin Loved The Hangover but How Will He Feel About Part III?

Sounds like Maltin won't mind saying "ciao" to this franchise.

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Bomb Girls Wins the Gracie Award for Outstanding Drama and the Cast Hit the Red Carpet at the Awards Gala

At Reelz, we love the period drama Bomb Girls and the way it delves into the WWII era and explores the way women's roles changed during the time period. It turns out that we aren't the only ones who appreciate the show, because the series just won a Gracie Award for Outstanding Drama from the Alliance for Women in Media Foundation. The Gracies, named in honor of the legendary Gracie Allen, recognize the realistic and faceted portrayal of women in entertainment, news and other media.

Cast members Meg Tilly, Jodi Balfour, Charlotte Hegele, and Ali Liebert hit the red carpet at the awards gala and talked about their show, the Gracies, and all the women that work on the show. From what they say, it sounds like Bomb Girls and the Alliance from Women in Media Foundation are a match made in heaven.

The exciting two-hour finale of Bomb Girls season two airs Wednesday, May 29th at 8p ET/ 5p PT. Don't miss a minute of the action and drama.

• Bomb Girls

Reelz Recommends Mama — Available on Pay-Per-View and Video on Demand

This hit horror flick stars Golden Globe-winner Jessica Chastain.

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Jennifer Aniston Shows Off the Goods in the First Trailer for We're the Millers

"I bought an orca. I make a lot of money."

There's a brand new trailer out for We're the Millers, this summer's drug-heist-run-amok comedy starring Jason Sudeikis and Jennifer Aniston. The premise sounds fairly delightful with Sudeikis as a small-time drug dealer who gets roped into running a shipment across the Mexican Border by the orca-owning Ed Helms and thinks his best bet is to hire stripper Aniston and two random kids to pose as his family. Sounds like a reasonable plan right?

The last time Sudeikis and Aniston starred together was in the hard-R comedy Horrible Bosses which went on to earn over $200 million at the worldwide box office. If the final twenty seconds of this trailer are indicative of what the movie's all about, it could be that they strike gold again with We're the Millers.

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Find Out If The Hangover Part III Makes the Grade with Richard Roeper

Does every Hangover movie need a hangover sequence?

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