One Skinamarink Shot Features A Real Person You Can't See, And Director Kyle Edward Ball Will Never Tell Which One
The cerebral, Lynchian horror of Skinamarink is best served by such ambiguity.
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An Unscripted Moment In The Philadelphia Story Left Cary Grant 'Fascinated' By James Stewart
Grant gave Stewart credit where credit is due.
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The 'Puppy Factor' Was Key To Alex Winter And Keanu Reeves' Roles In Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure
'They just have an excitement for life and an exuberance like puppies.'
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How Legendary Guitarist Jeff Beck Wound Up Acting Alongside Danny DeVito And Arnold Schwarzenegger In Twins
Jeff Beck, gone to soon. But there's always his memorable role in Twins to remind us of his greatness.
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Avatar: The Way Of Water's Skimwings Almost Had Heads Like Dragons Or T-Rexes
Though their aerodynamic heads make sense for flying/diving creatures ... it would have been amazing to see skimwings with big old T-Rex heads.
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Gerard Butler Thought He Was Going To Have A Heart Attack During Plane's One-Shot Fight Scene [Exclusive]
'You typically have to arrange a camera for every hit and break the fight down into six pieces. We did this in one shot.'
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Rocky II Shot An Alternate Ending For Adrian That Never Made The Screen
It's probably for the best that Stallone scrapped it.
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Fans Of Rogue One Will Want To Dive Into Star Wars: The Battle Of Jedha
We finally learn how Jedha City came to be known as "The Holy City."
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How Howard Hawks Inspired Quentin Tarantino As A Director
Quentin Tarantino was inspired by the successes and missteps of Howard Hawks.
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Tar's Screenplay Featured A Warning To Financiers: 'This Will Not Be A Reasonable Film'
Todd Field turned a 92 page script into a 158 minute film.
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Star Trek Isn't An Action Franchise, And It's Best When It Remembers That
Action has its place in the Star Trek universe, but it's never been the driving force behind the sci-fi franchise as a whole.
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The High Price Tag For Sigourney Weaver And Harrison Ford Made Casting Awkward On Working Girl
Awkward for Alec Baldwin, that is.
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Paramount+ Rolls The Dice On A Live-Action Dungeons & Dragons Series
Paramount hopes to launch a shared universe featuring 'multiple scripted and unscripted shows.'
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Kevin Costner Insisted On Harrison Ford's Casting In Air Force One
Kevin Costner gave Harrison Ford the gift of starring in Air Force One.
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Make Nick Cave's Gladiator 2 Script, You Cowards
Just a reminder that Cave's screenplay was totally out there.
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Avatar: The Way Of Water's Cast Used Underwater Jetpacks To Swim Faster While Shooting
The Metkayina have an unfair advantage in the water: jetpacks.
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Ending The Dark Knight Trilogy At Three Films Helped It Avoid Some James Bond Pitfalls
Bond learning from Batman has a nice ring to it.
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If Sylvester Stallone Had Written Creed III, It Would Have Gone In A Different Direction
'It's a regretful situation because I know what it could have been.'
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The Look Of Avatar: The Way Of Water's Metkayina Came From Two Key Costume Designs
Everything was painstakingly designed.
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'Eff You, Eywa' Was The Attitude That Drove The Design Of RDA's Bridgehead Base In Avatar: The Way Of Water
It should come as no surprise that the RDA doesn't give a crap about Pandora's equivalent of Mother Nature.
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A Simple Drawing Saved James Cameron From Almost A Dozen Avatar Lawsuits
'It saved us from about 10 lawsuits.'
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Top Gun: Maverick At One Point Had 27 Cameras Filming At The Same Time, Says Very Tired Editor
Editor Eddie Hamilton had 27 cameras to keep track of while filming Top Gun: Maverick.
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A Manta Ray Helped Avatar: The Way Of Water's Crew Crack The SeaDragon Ship Design
'It's a ship that is designed to consume things.'
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Everything Everywhere All At Once Or: How I Stopped Fighting And Learned To Love My Brain
There's a lot to unpack in Everything Everywhere All At Once, including its depiction of ADHD.
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Avatar: The Way Of Water Required Intricate, Tangible Costumes Before Entering The Digital World
There's a reason the costumes in Avatar: The Way of Water look so real: they were created in the real world first.
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