M. Night Shyamalan Has A Theory About Why Critics Hate His Movies
M. Night Shyamalan has had a rocky relationship with critics for years, but why is that? Here's the filmmaker's theory on the subject.
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The Correct Order To Watch The After Movies
The After movies were inspired by popular fanfiction but if you can believe it, they've spiraled into a five-picture series with more to come. -
Russell Crowe's Most Overlooked Epic May Finally Get A Prequel – If The Studio Can Find The Right Director
A sequel to Russell Crowe's Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World remains a long shot, but a prequel is closer than ever to happening. -
Clint Eastwood's Juror #2 Could Kick Off Awards Season At The Box Office
Juror #2 is likely Clint Eastwood's final film as a director, and it also might mark the start of awards season at the box office if Warner Bros. chooses. -
Conclave Review: Ralph Fiennes Leads A Satisfying, Mature Thriller Set Inside The Vatican
Ralph Fiennes stars as a conflicted Cardinal in Conclave, a sturdy, mature thriller about dark secrets within the Vatican. Here's our review. -
Clint Eastwood Could've Shared The Screen With A Hollywood Legend – But He Just Didn't Like Her
Clint Eastwood had the opportunity to co-star with one of the most iconic actresses of her generation, but he didn't because he did not like the actress. -
How To Watch Joker 2 At Home
Joker 2 was a surprise disappointment at the box office, and now the sequel starring Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga is coming to digital. -
The Brutalist Trailer Reveals Our First Look At What Might Be The Best Movie Of 2024
Believe the early hype: The Brutalist might just be the best movie of 2024. Watch the trailer for the sprawling epic right here. -
One Classic Stephen King Character Has Never Been Adapted Properly
Mike Flanagan is making a TV adaptation of Carrie, and it's finally time to make Carrie White a fat girl, just like Stephen King intended. -
Kurt Russell's Western Movies, Ranked
Kurt Russell has only made a handful of Westerns, but all of them have provoked strong reactions from audiences. Let's rank 'em! -
Christopher Nolan's Next Movie Could Be A Horror Film – With A Killer Twist
Christopher Nolan's next movie is rumored to be a 1920s vampire horror starring Tom Holland and Matt Damon and we really hope the rumor's true. -
Eva Mendes Has One Condition To Return To Acting
Hitch star Eva Mendes hasn't had an on-screen acting role since 2014, but she would return to acting on one condition. -
Steven Spielberg Thinks One Aspect Of Filmmaking Is More Important Than Movie Stars
When it comes to making movies, Steven Spielberg doesn't worry about star power. Instead, he focuses on something he considers more important. -
Clint Eastwood's Best Film Of The '80s Was Dirtier Than Dirty Harry
Clint Eastwood tricked his way into, essentially, secretly directing what wound up becoming one of his best movies in the 1980s. -
Liam Neeson's Worst Movie, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Taken helped revitalize Liam Neeson's career, but one of the action thrillers that followed became his worst-rated film on Rotten Tomatoes. -
The Surreal David Lynch Crime Thriller That Val Kilmer Regrets Passing On
David Lynch once wanted Val Kilmer to star in one of his crime thrillers. Years later, Kilmer admitted that he regretted turning down the offer. -
The Denzel Washington Crime Thriller That Influenced One Of Jay-Z's Best Albums
One of Jay-Z's best albums was directly inspired by a Denzel Washington crime thriller from the mid-2000s that was based on a true story. -
Ben Affleck's Gone Girl Co-Star Confirmed That Wild Rumor You Heard Is Wrong
Ben Affleck is known for being a massive Red Sox fan, but one condition of playing Nick Dunne in Gone Girl put his fandom at odds and sparked an infamous rumor. -
Daniel Craig Had Some Harsh Words For Netflix Following Knives Out 2's Premiere
Daniel Craig was not thrilled with the way Netflix handled the release of Glass Onion, and he wasn't shy about telling Netflix's CEO directly to his face. -
Leonardo DiCaprio & Tobey Maguire Tried To Ban Their Own Film From Being Released
Leonardo DiCaprio and Tobey Maguire deliberately tried to ban their own film, the indie '90s feature Don's Plum, for a variety of reasons. -
Tommy Wiseau's Favorite Movies Of All Time Are Nothing Like We Expected
The Room director/star Tommy Wiseau once revealed his five favorite movies and many of them were surprisingly unsurprising ... with one exception. -
Watch This Film Noir Classic If You Want More Sweaty Desperation Like Uncut Gems
It's tough to match the anxiety-inducing mania of Uncut Gems, but if you're looking for a classic movie that features a desperate protagonist, check this out. -
Steven Spielberg Almost Directed One Of Spike Lee's Biggest Flops
One of Steven Spielberg's unrealized projects wound up being helmed by Spike Lee, only to become perhaps the director's biggest misfire. -
Adam Sandler's Uncut Gems Features A Secret Cameo From Tilda Swinton
Amidst all the anxiety-inducing chaos in Uncut Gems, most folks probably missed Tilda Swinton's role in the Safdie Brothers' acclaimed film. -
Christian Bale's American Psycho Is Getting A New Movie Adaptation – And The Director Is Perfect
Luca Guadagnino is set to direct a new version of American Psycho, the novel written by Bret Easton Ellis. Here's why he's a great fit for the director's chair. -
We Live In Time Director Had A Physical Reaction To Shooting The Movie's Toughest Scene [Exclusive Interview]
We Live in Time's director tells us about reuniting with Andrew Garfield, compares Florence Pugh to a heat-seeking missile, and much more in this interview. -
Director Sean Baker Explains How Anora Is Linked To A Lesbian Vampire Film [Exclusive Interview]
Sean Baker, the writer/director of Anora, tells us about the connection between his new movie and an erotic lesbian vampire film from 1971.
