A film director once shared with me this intriguing observation: movie critics, he opined, see too many movies. Watching The Way, Way Back, co-directed and co-written by Nat Faxon and Jim Rash, his ...

Trent (Steve Carell) confronts Owen (Sam Rockwell) over Duncan (Liam James) in 'The Way Way Back' Image via Fox Searchlight Pictures Looking for a new summer comedy to dive into? If you're not in the ...

Before he absolutely steals the show in Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die, there's no better time to hop back into the greater filmography of Sam Rockwell to see what this performer can do. And what ...

Composer Rob Simonsen also worked on "The Spectacular Now." By Alexa Girkout, Daniel Taroy The Way, Way Back Still - H 2013 The Hollywood Reporter can exclusively stream the first track from Columbia ...

The directorial debut of Nat Faxon and Jim Rash, The Way, Way Back shows the evolution of 14-year-old Duncan (Liam James) from adolescence into adulthood as he and his all-star castmates tease, flirt ...

“The Way, Way Back,” opening Friday, covers all the right ground for a coming-of-age comedy, occasionally with more wisdom than it leads you to expect. It follows a familiar, feel-good formula so ...

Looking for a new summer comedy to dive into? If you're not in the mood for a long-running sitcom or a slapstick humorfest, then you should give The Way Way Back a try now that it's available on Hulu.

Duncan (Liam James) is a painfully shy 14-year-old from Albany who hangs uncomfortably in his own skin and can't seem to shrink enough to avoid attracting attention. His adolescent's lot is compounded ...