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Two Role Models + 2 Strange Kids = #2 at the Box Office. Robert Fure + 10 Likes + 5 Dislikes = This column. See math is fun!

If you’re going to play this game, please please please use alcohol instead of an energy drink. We don’t want to be responsible if your aorta explodes.

Kevin Carr looks at the slate of films in theaters this week with the FSR Report Card.

Catch up with Seann William Scott of the hilarious upcoming Role Models and discover just why Robert Fure has a huge mancrush on him.

Kevin and Neil reconnect in the Virtual Studio in the Sky. Neil insists it’s still magic while Kevin revels in the fact he can do the show in his underwear.

I’ve been pretty vocal in my resistance to anything from Judd Apatow or starring Jonah Hill, so when I got a chance to see a comedy that neither had any involvement in, I jumped at the chance. That film was Role Models and is one of the five best comedies of 2008.

Go get a stick, because we’ve got a ton of Role Models pics and I’m curious if its more than you could shake that stick at.

Role Models is one of the few winter comedies that I’ve been hearing good things about, and rightfully so. And to illustrate my point, I would like to present a few red band clips.

It’s been a pretty good summer for comedy, with flicks like Tropic Thunder and Pineapple Express being box-office hits as well as laugh-your-ass-off hysterical, but don’t go picking your favorite of the year just yet…

MTV has premiered the new trailer for the upcoming comedy Role Models, which stars Paul Rudd and Seann William Scott as two energy drink salesmen who get in a bit of trouble and end up serving community service.

The Promotion director Steve Conrad chats with our Josh Radde about making movies in the Windy City, the morality of supermarkets and an upcoming project that involves Brad Pitt playing Brad Pitt.

One of my absolute favorite films from this year’s South by Southwest Film Festival was a small, but not too small indie comedy called The Promotion. Today, we get a first look at that film’s poster.

Seann William Scott and John C. Reilly play two grocery store managers battling for the big job in this quirky, intelligent film. [Grade: A]

Southland Tales, an apocalyptic fever-dream of a film, is both, or perhaps neither, a failure and a startling success.