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'The Jungle Book' Crushes 'Mother's Day,' 'Keanu' at the Box Office
On Friday, the R-rated feline comedy Keanu opened to $3.5 million from 2,658 theaters at the North American box office, enough to beat Garry Marshall’s star-studded Mother’s Day, which grossed an estimated $2.7 million from 3,035 theaters. Neither, of course, were able to beat holdover The Jungle Book, which earned another $10.3 million to jump the $600 million mark globally for Disney and director Jon Favreau. Disney will enjoy world domination this weekend between Jungle Book and Captain Ame
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A Few Theories About Julia Roberts’ ‘Mother’s Day’ Hair
At this point, though, the better question about Roberts’ wig in the Garry Marshall rom-com isn’t what is it, but why is it? Roberts apparently held on to the wig, and made the decision, in concert with the hair and make-up department, to trot it out again for Mother’s Day.
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Red Carpet Flashback! 26 Years of Jennifer Aniston
Jennifer Aniston is back on the big screen this weekend in the new ensemble comedy Mother’s Day. The 47-year old actress may be best known for Friends, but she’s been acting since 1990 in projects as varied as the cult horror movie Leprechaun to the acclaimed indie The Good Girl. We wanted to mark the occasion of her new feature film with a look back at her red carpet moments.
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'Mother's Day': Excerpts From Those Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Reviews
Julia Roberts and Jennifer Aniston in ‘Mother’s Day’ (Ron Batzdorff /Open Road Films via AP) To say that some of the reviews for Mother’s Day are negative is like saying Game of Thrones contains mildly suggestive material: It is an understatement of the highest order. The latest Garry Marshall-directed ensemble rom-com that centers around a universally celebrated, secular holiday has been completely annihilated by critics. Here’s a sampling of some of the harshest things that have been written
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'Mother's Day' Review: Julia Roberts and Jennifer Aniston in a Movie Not Even a Mother Could Love
Garry Marshall's latest holiday-pegged ensemble comedy stars Jennifer Aniston, Julia Roberts, Kate Hudson and Jason Sudeikis. Mother’s Day is bad from the start, and it doesn't get better.
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Star-Packed 'Mother's Day' Trailer Features Julia Roberts, Jennifer Aniston, and Kate Hudson (Exclusive)
Not only has Julia Roberts reteamed with Pretty Woman director Garry Marshall (again!), but the Oscar winner is sharing the spotlight with big-name co-stars Jennifer Aniston and Kate Hudson in this first trailer (above) for Mother’s Day, premiering exclusively on Yahoo Movies. In the tradition of Marshall’s ensemble rom-coms Valentine’s Day (in which Roberts also starred) and New Year’s Eve, Mother’s Day promises to weave together multiple storylines centered around the titular holiday.
