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Sick Review: The Strangers For The Covid Era Is Actually Really Good, And Far Too Real [Fantastic Fest]
The Strangers for the COVID-19 era. -
Cowboy Bebop's Music Had A Major Impact On Every Aspect Of The Show
It's space-age jazz, baby. -
How Cowboy Bebop Paid Tribute To Two Legends Of French Filmmaking
You've got some French New Wave in my anime. -
The Original Vision For The Twilight Zone's Nightmare At 20,000 Feet Was A Little More Lighthearted
The idea evolved in the mind of the late, great Richard Matheson. -
Daniel Craig's Casino Royale Scrapped A Major Part Of Its Source Material
In which Martin Campbell literally changes the game. -
Val Kilmer Had To Pump The Brakes On A Particularly Gruesome MacGruber Stunt
'Let me stop you right there.' -
Steven Spielberg Made A 'Compromise' He'd Come To Regret On Close Encounters Of The Third Kind
Even a filmmaker as powerful as Steven Spielberg has to answer to studio demands. -
Denis Villeneuve Saved Jake Gyllenhaal From An 'Impossible' Prisoners Scene
Sometimes, an actor just needs to place his whole trust in the hands of the crew. -
How The Cowboy Bebop Team Tried To Make Every Episode Feel Unique
The beloved anime series was proudly episodic. -
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Called For A Complete Reinvention Of Marilyn Monroe
The legendary actress pushed herself to the limit for her definitive film role. -
Jon Hamm's Bridesmaids Appearance Was A Favor To Kristen Wiig
When Kristen Wiig asks for a favor, how could you say no? -
Why Angel Season 5 Was The Best In The Series
'Heroes don't accept the world the way it is. They fight it.' -
Why Mark Mylod Was Attracted To The Deliciousness Of The Menu [Exclusive]
'I just needed to reinvent myself creatively and look at the projects that I was doing.' -
Making Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Helped Letitia Wright 'To Grieve, To Cry, To Laugh'
'You either fold or you get up and go again.' -
Zack Estrin, Producer Of Prison Break And Lost In Space, Has Died At 51
Lost in Space showrunner Zack Estrin has died at age 51. -
The Janitor Signaled The Beginning Of The End For Scrubs' Series Run
Well, sort of. But that was always the plan. -
Michael Caine Will Never Consider Himself A 'Retired' Actor
The prolific actor will take roles as they come, and as he sees fit. -
The Shape Of Water And Pan's Labyrinth Were Very Different Prosthetics Experiences For Doug Jones
For both roles, Jones had to have his eyes and ears more of less covered, leaving him to perform using only his mouth and body language. -
The Process Disney Used To Translate Studio Ghibli To English
It was about more than just direct translation. -
House Of The Dragon Enters The Eye Of The Storm In The Princess And The Queen
A Targaryen alone in the world is a terrible thing. -
Terry Crews Was Willing To Suffer An Allergic Reaction For The Sake Of His Brooklyn Nine-Nine Role
The price you pay for a great joke... -
Jack Nicholson Surprised Matt Damon With A NSFW Prop For Their First Scene In The Departed
Working with Jack Nicholson sounds ... unpredictable. -
Cowboy Bebop's Episode 5 Was A Make-Or-Break Moment For The Series
Cowboy Bebop's fifth session, Ballad of Fallen Angels, remains a fan favorite, but what exactly makes the episode such a standout from the series? -
Avatar Rerelease Grosses $30.5 Million Worldwide, Reminding Us Why You Don't Bet Against James Cameron
Avatar added another $30.5 million to its giant Scrooge McDuck pool of box office money over the weekend. -
Andor Character Guide: Meet The Cast Of The Rogue One Prequel Series
Andor introduces a lot of brand new characters to the Star Wars universe, so here's our guide to who's-who in the Disney+ series. -
Sean Connery And Harrison Ford Went Pants-Less For One Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade Scene
Sean Connery and Harrison Ford formed a special bond on the set of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, you could say, a naked bond. -
Mark Wahlberg And Matt Damon Prepped For The Departed With A Real-Life Boston Police Raid
Matt Damon and Mark Wahlberg got some serious real life training to portray Massachusetts state police officers in Martin Scorsese's The Departed. -
Dale McRaven, Mork & Mindy And Perfect Strangers Creator, Has Died At 83
Writer Dale McRaven has passed away following an incredible career in TV sitcoms, from The Dick Van Dyke Show to Perfect Strangers.
