Guy Ritchie and Jason Statham reunited for a pretty fantastic (but under-seen) revenge thriller in 2021, and it's currently making waves streaming on Netflix.
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20 years after its release, Netflix subscribers are addicted to a gritty Mark Wahlberg movie directed by the legendary John Singleton.
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Outspoken Aliens filmmaker James Cameron did not hold back when asked what he thought about the opening deaths in the follow-up, Alien 3.
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Sony's Anaconda meta-reboot has gotten its theatrical run off to a fine start, further cementing that star Jack Black is a modern box office champion.
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James Cameron's Avatar trilogy has surpassed a box office threshold that no other movie trilogy in history can claim. Here's how it compares to other trilogies.
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Sylvester Stallone hails from Hell's Kitchen in New York City, but when it came to writing Rocky, he was drawn to Philadelphia for a reason.
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Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill films draw heavily from this '70s Japanese action star's work, particularly when it comes to the character O'Ren Ishii (Lucy Liu).
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America invented the western, but Italy put their own spin on the genre with the spaghetti western, and we think these are the best of them.
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Avatar: Fire and Ash finally gives us a look at Eywa, and it sure seems like James Cameron was at least partly inspired by a classic anime.
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Drax is one of the most beloved characters in the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe, but test audiences initially hated the character.
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William Shatner felt Star Trek: The Motion Picture costumer Robert Fletcher failed spectacularly when it came to one aspect of the film's Starfleet uniforms.
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In Top Gun: Maverick, Tom Cruise's Pete "Maverick" Mitchell pushes the experimental Darkstar beyond Mach 10. But how fast actually is that?
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Laura Dern was hesitant to join the cast of Steven Spielberg's blockbuster Jurassic Park, but one of her former co-stars talked her into it.
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Some of the best thrillers are ingrained in technology and science fiction, and as far as we're concerned, these techno thrillers are the best.
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Burt Reynolds turned down the role of James Bond for a pretty good reason, but he seemingly spent the rest of his life regretting it.
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In the late 1990s, Sam Raimi was just one in a (very) long line of filmmakers Sony was considering to direct a live-action Spider-Man movie.
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After working on Lost and The Hobbit, Evangeline Lilly initially wasn't interested in appearing in Marvel's Ant-Man. But two factors changed her mind.
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Before Everybody Wants Some!!, Hidden Figures, or Set It Up, Glen Powell's breakout performance came in an action-heavy Sylvester Stallone sequel.
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Goldfinger star Honor Blackman always felt good about her famous role in the James Bond movie franchise, but she never cared for the term 'Bond girl.'
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The Razzies award the worst movies and performances every year, but that doesn't mean all the movies taking home the "prize" should be skipped entirely.
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We're three movies into James Cameron's epic sci-fi series, but Fire and Ash confirms something we already knew — Jake Sully is just the worst.
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Curious about Regé-Jean Page's pre-Bridgerton career? You might want to stream this spy thriller (which also stars Pierce Brosnan) while it's on Netflix.
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2026 has got it all: superhero epics, ambitious sci-fi films, daring original movies, and much more. Here are our most anticipated titles of the year.
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Dave Bautista didn't have much luck when he starred in this poorly-reviewed 2025 Western-fantasy flop, but there's a certain type of viewer who might enjoy it.
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As zany and meta as the 2025 Anaconda reboot gets, it would have nothing on the sequel that the movie sets up (assuming it comes to pass).
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In hindsight, shooting the F1 movie with extreme car stunts during actual F1 racing events was one of the wildest ways to make the movie.
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The Oscars tend to favor whatever's popular and trendy, which makes it all the more shocking that these acclaimed, Academy-friendly '70s movies got snubbed.
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