Why George Miller Thought He Failed As A Filmmaker With The Original Mad Max
'Why did I put the camera there? Why didn't I ask the actors to go faster? Every day facing this film, this wreck.'
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Richard Donner Cut The Goonies' Octopus Attack For A Simple Reason
People are still talking about this deleted scene nearly 40 years later.
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How Edward Snowden Influenced Brandon Cronenberg's Possessor
Internet surveillance brought a new kind of possession.
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Kurt Russell Needed Some Convincing To Join The Fast And The Furious Franchise
'I just think it would be good for you.'
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The Recruit Season 2 Is Coming To Netflix For More Spy Action, More Noah Centineo Smoldering, Etc.
Yep, that big cliffhanger will be resolved.
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Tom Cruise Pushed Through The Pain Of A Broken Ankle To Finish A Mission: Impossible - Fallout Scene
'The shot of Tom breaking his ankle actually made it into the film.'
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Sean Penn Refused To Audition And Still Landed Fast Times At Ridgemont High
'All I need are some tasty waves, a cool buzz, and I'm fine.'
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The First Draft Of Animal House Apparently Read Like 'War And Peace On Speed'
Wait until you see its original working title.
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How Rocky Turned An Art Department Mishap Into A Moment Of Sympathy
Sorry about the trunks, Rocky.
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The Terminator's Encino Man Cameo Was Given The OK By Arnold Schwarzenegger Himself
I'll be back, buuuudy.
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Destry Rides Again Was Just The Film James Stewart Needed After Mr. Smith Goes To Washington
James Stewart's first Western, on the brink of World War II, was unlike all the ones that came after it.
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Glory's Civil War Reenactors Didn't Want To Stay In Hotels
A quest for historical accuracy meant no room service.
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Escape From New York Ending Explained: Bandstand Boogie Apocalypse
Sometimes, one just wants to rip the guts out of the system in place.
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Jeff Goldblum Developed A Detailed Backstory For His Independence Day Character
It's weird, unnecessarily complex, and bafflingly dark, just as you would expect from Goldblum.
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The Bad Batch Brings Wanda Sykes Into The Star Wars Action
The latest episode of The Bad Batch is an Indiana Jones-styled adventure.
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Glass Onion And Top Gun: Maverick Call Academy's Best Adapted Screenplay Rules Into Question
But we must look a little closer. And when we do, we see that the screenplay has another screenplay in its center...
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Jim Carrey Has Never Said 'Yes' To A Movie Faster Than The Truman Show
It was a concept he was already toying with.
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The 2023 Oscar Nomination For Top Gun: Maverick's Screenplay Recognizes The Film's Strengths
Top Gun: Maverick is built upon a simple but perfectly engineered screenplay.
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The Live-Action Film Adaptation Of Robert Kirkman's Invincible Is Still Happening
Please just let us have an Invincible film!
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Creed II Saw The Return Of Two Animal Co-Stars From The Original Rocky
All hail Cuff and Link.
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Quentin Tarantino's Favorite Indiana Jones Film Is The One Steven Spielberg Likes The Least
Quentin Tarantino has some Hot Takes about the filmography of Mr. Steven Spielberg.
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The Climax Of Avatar Is The Best Action Scene Ever
No one on the planet directs action like James Cameron.
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An Improvised Line Landed Burgess Meredith The Role Of Rocky's Mickey
Nobody could've brought Mickey to life quite like Burgess Meredith did.
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James Stewart Broke His Own Long-Standing Rule For Frank Capra's Mr. Smith Goes To Washington
We can relate to this one.
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A Shrewd Business Move By Katharine Hepburn Landed James Stewart His Role In The Philadelphia Story
Hepburn's careful maneuvering earned James Stewart his first Academy Award.
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