Tony Jaa Didn't Make It Out Of Ong Bak's Flaming Fight Scene Unscathed
It takes a true warrior to do these scenes with multiple takes.
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Ghostbusters: Afterlife Emulated Bilbo Baggins And An Old Grandma To Create Muncher
What a pairing to create a poltergeist.
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How Top Gun Became A Gay Classic
Here's how Top Gun went from cheesy American military propaganda to a queer classic.
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In Appreciation Of Kristen Stewart's Sci-Fi Work
It may come as a surprise that KStew has been starring in sci-fi movies for 17 years.
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How Rose Byrne Landed Her Small Appearance In Star Wars: Attack Of The Clones
Right place, right time, etc.
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The Rey And Kylo Ren Kiss In Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker Almost Didn't Happen
The decision on whether to include the kiss or not apparently came down to the wire.
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It Took A Unique Screenwriting Approach To Keep The Joy Luck Club's Stories Intact
Selling an Asian-American project in Hollywood in the early 1990s was an uphill climb — unheard of, really.
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The Spike Lee Film That Had A Massive Impact On Edward Norton
One of the greatest of all American filmmakers left an impact on Norton.
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The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel's Stars Suffered For The Sake Of A Hilarious Scene
Turns out the heat between Midge and Lenny in the season 3 episode It's Comedy or Cabbage wasn't the only heat being felt on set that day.
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The Classic Anime That Influenced Demon Slayer
*rolls up sleeves* Okay, you ready to talk about demon anime? Let's talk about demon anime.
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Arnaud Desplechin On The Dissolution Of Hatred And Magic In Realism In Brother And Sister [Interview]
'I had to dare to plunge into that and to embrace that.'
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Ang Lee Made Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon A Masterclass In Compromise
With the help of Yuen Woo-ping, Lee proved he could genre-bend the successful martial arts film.
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The Wire's Most Famous Catchphrase Needed To Be Used Sparingly
You know the catchphrase we're talking about.
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Why George Lucas Couldn't Rely On Studios To Make The Star Wars Prequels
George Lucas used the prequels to turn Star Wars into a six-part story — something major Hollywood studios never would have allowed.
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Stranger Things 4 Will Save Two Final Episodes For July
Is your head feeling turned upside down yet?
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Rambo: First Blood Part II Ending Explained: The Bloody Legacy Of A Blockbuster Lie
This ridiculous action classic has a lot on its mind, for better and worse.
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How Joel Edgerton's Role In Star Wars: Attack Of The Clones Kickstarted His Career
'Star Wars allowed me, in that 18-month period while they were putting the movie together, to bluff my way into any meeting I wanted.'
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Jennifer Connelly's Top Gun: Maverick Character Isn't New To The Franchise
Does she also feel the need for speed?
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Dredd's First Draft Went Fully Apocalyptic With Its Plot
Dredd was praised for its gritty tower block-based action, but the first draft of the story featured the four (Judge) horsemen of the apocalypse.
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Daily Podcast: Star Wars Celebration 2022 Preview
In today's /Film Daily, Peter and Brad talk about Star Wars Celebration 2022, and speculate wildly about what might happen.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger's Enthusiasm Shaped Last Action Hero, For Better Or For Worse
Last Action Hero has become more of a cult favorite in recent years, but due to some meddling behind the scenes, it's mostly viewed as a failure.
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Marvel Reveals First Look At New Mandalorian Comic Book Series
Remember The Mandalorian? He's back, in Marvel comic form.
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Jurassic Park Continued The Legacy Of An Old-School Special Effects Legend
The Dinosaur Input Device finds a way.
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The Morning Watch: Obi-Wan Kenobi Cast Answers Star Wars Questions, Making Of Chip 'N Dale & More
In this edition, listen as the Obi-Wan Kenobi cast answers questions about the series, go behind the scenes of Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers, and more.
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Keira Knightley Had A Shipwreck Of Her Own While Shooting Pirates Of The Caribbean
Shooting a blockbuster out on the water is hard, and during production on the first Pirates of the Caribbean movie, Keira Knightley learned that first-hand.
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