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This SXSW recipient of the 2004 Audience Award for Best Narrative stars The Daily Show's Rob Corddry as a professional paintball athlete looking to reclaim his former glory.

Everyone's favorite stoner pals are back; this time running from the law after being mistaken for terrorists.

It's the franchise that goes back to the future – but in a hot tub instead of a DeLorean.

In this 3-D animated movie, a famous astronaut from another planet becomes trapped on Earth – aka the Dark Planet. Interplanetary shenanigans ensue.

Last time in the director’s chair, Jonathan Levine made the feel-good cancer movie 50/50; now he's back with a clever and heartfelt zombie rom-com.

Consider this comedy yet another nail in the Eighties coffin.

A middle-age lothario learns some life lessons

Workplace comedy lacks the laughs

Piper Perabo stars in the kicky summer series Covert Affairs

Lake Bell wrote, directed, and stars in this ambitious comedy about about a female voiceover artist trying to make it in Hollywood.

Jennifer Garner stars in this satire about a woman who'll stop at nothing to win the Iowa state butter-carving competition.

Calling John Hughes: Former Freaks and Geekster Paul Feig has got your number.

In this indie comedy, a young teen finds confidence at a local water park after suffering emotional abuse from his insensitive, would-be stepfather.

The first-ever ATX Television Festival celebrates cult, classic, and cutting-edge TV

Ben Stiller stars in this smart and winning remake of a 1972 Neil Simon-penned comedy about a man who falls in love with another woman on his honeymoon.

This ice-skating comedy demonstrates that just because Will Ferrell is game for anything that might draw a laugh, it doesn't mean he should follow through with every idea that comes his way.

Cameron Diaz and Jason Segel have escapades while trying to retrieve their sexcapade.

By-the-numbers summer rom-com has more going for it than just puppers

Sound studios, trailer voiceovers and high-speed rivalries

Local producer gets Academy nod for Rwanda short doc

Steve Carell and Keira Knightley find love and companionship in the face of the apocalypse.

We get in 'League' with Paul Scheer

A wonderful cast turns Cedar Rapids into a semisweet charmer that fluxes between edgy comedy and palpable pathos.

Cameron Diaz and Ashton Kutcher – two Hollywood actors known for their prankishness and pluck – never manage to convince us that this Sin City comedy is fun.

If basketball must be mocked, it deserves to be mocked well, and unfortunately, Will Ferrell's Semi-Pro isn’t up to the challenge.

Quirky comedy sketches illustrate each of the Ten Commandments.

Margin Material

The best of the Fest

Ricky Gervais lies through his teeth for laughs.