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'Sadie Sink has an uncanny ability to focus rage in a way that I've never seen in a young actor before.'

If Mars Attacks! had come out before Independence Day, it may have made the whole movie seem like a joke.

Hugh Grant was apprehensive about playing Daniel in Bridget Jones's Diary, but Richard Curtis worked his magic.

The military pilots consulted on Top Gun were totally Team Iceman.

Harrison Ford knew that nothing sells an action hero like a believable fight, and nothing sells a fight like a real hit.

A master of action and suspense, Kathryn Bigelow has tackled many genres, although her best films tend to focus on the effects of masculinity and violence.

Sounds like something wild is gonna go down in the fourth Avatar movie.

Alexandra Daddario stars as Dr. Rowan Mayfair.

The film has received mixed reviews, but everyone agrees Fraser gives an incredible performance.

Mystery Science Theater 3000 now has its own streaming service called The Gizmoplex, and we're happy to see it.

A very bad night came with a silver lining for the Sandman.

Viggo Mortensen lost a ton of weight and got pretty smelly for the post-apocalyptic hellscape of The Road.

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Kevin Smith's short film The Flying Car, featuring Clerks characters Randal and Dante, may have ended at The Tonight Show, but that wasn't the original plan.

The film's lead character underwent a key name change.

George A. Romero was a true master of horror, but his filmography was much more than zombie movies. This is our countdown of his films, ranked worst to best.

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Filming a masterpiece can be a real pain the butt.

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'Welcome to the party, pal.'

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This movie was dragged through the mud and made no money ... but it's great.

'...always be moving.'

Kirstie Alley hilariously ushered in a new era of Cheers.

The character is back from the dead thanks to what Lang referred to as an 'absolute magnificent irony.'