A Quiet Place: Day One's Most Confusing Scene Demands A Deeper Look
A Quiet Place: Day One expands the lore of the aliens in this prequel film, and we have the answer to the film's weirdest scene.
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How To Watch Godzilla X Kong At Home
Get ready to experience some giant kaiju action from the comfort of your living room. Here's how you can watch Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire at home.
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Here's Why A Grand Theft Auto Movie Never Happened
A Grand Theft Auto movie might seem like a no-brainer, but it has yet to happen. Here's why.
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Al Pacino's Best Screaming Scene Terrified His Co-Star For Real
No one shouts quite like Al Pacino, and during one of the actor's best screams in Michael Mann's Heat, the actor actually scared his co-star Hank Azaria.
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Designing The Helicarrier In Marvel's Avengers Was An 'Exhaustive Process'
The Helicarrier in Marvel's Avengers is one of the coolest vehicles in the franchise, but was one of the hardest to bring to life.
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Jessica Alba Reigns Over Netflix Top Charts With Trigger Warning
Jessica Alba's action thriller Trigger Warning has overtaken its competition and is now the number one movie on Netflix's streaming charts.
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Gladiator II Footage Reaction: Rhinos And Sharks And Pedro Pascal And Denzel [CinemaCon 2024]
Paramount unveiled the first footage from Ridley Scott's long-awaited Gladiator sequel at CinemaCon. Here's a breakdown of what was shown.
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Dwayne Johnson Slaps A Krampus In The Face In The Red One Trailer
The Red One trailer sends Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans on a Christmas-themed adventure involving killer snowmen and Krampus.
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New Hot Fuzz Funko POP Fires Two Guns Whilst Jumping Through The Air [Exclusive]
Hot Fuzz has never been given the Funko POP treatment before, but that changes with the new Nicholas Angel figure, who is locked and loaded for action.
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How A Phone Call From Hugh Jackman Saved Deadpool 3 From Oblivion
Deadpool & Wolverine was in trouble before a Hugh Jackman phone call got Marvel's superhero threequel back on track.
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Andor Season 2 Will Bring Back Star Wars Characters That Will Change How You See One Film
Andor star Diego Luna says season 2 will feature more Rogue One characters while also reframing the events of the Star Wars prequel.
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Nobody 2 Is Official, And Bob Odenkirk Just Landed The Most Exciting Action Director Working Today
Nobody 2 will see Bob Odenkirk team up with director Timo Tjahjanto, who's one of the most exciting voices in the genre right now.
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Netflix's Hit Man Has A Hilarious (And Telling) American Psycho Reference
Hit Man on Netflix has Glen Powell in many disguises, and one very obvious homage to Patrick Bateman in American Psycho
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Mickey Rourke & Ving Rhames Both Almost Stole Kurt Russell's Death Proof Role
Death Proof cast Kurt Russell over heavyweights Mickey Rourke and Ving Rhames, although the actor still used them as peripheral influences.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Death Race Franchise
The Death Race movies are as incoherent as they are ridiculously entertaining. Here's the best way to go about making sense of this franchise.
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Dune Director Denis Villeneuve Hit Back At Critics Of The Films' Length
Dune director Denis Villeneuve not only feels the films are the perfect length, but he also believes young people like longer movies in general.
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Director George Lucas Made A Heroic Gesture To Save Apocalypse Now
When director Francis Ford Coppola's war epic Apocalypse Now was in trouble, his old pal George Lucas stepped in to offer a financial lifeline.
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Total Recall's Director Wanted To Make The Three-Breasted Woman Even Weirder
Total Recall director Paul Verhoeven almost made the infamous three-breasted women's design even more extreme before (wisely) being talked out of it.
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Kurt Russell Gave Guardians Of The Galaxy's CGI Team Some Constructive Criticism
Kurt Russell convinced Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2's creative team to not rely solely on CGI to de-age his character Ego.
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Austin Powers' Box Office Opening Got Beat By A Kurt Russell Movie
Kurt Russell's 1997 thriller Breakdown opened opposite the first Austin Powers movie at the box office, and the comedy had Breakdown's director sweating.
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Eli Wallach Died With One Regret Over 1960's The Magnificent Seven
Eli Wallach had one regret about playing the villain in John Sturges' 1960 classic The Magnificent Seven, and it involved Elmer Bernstein's masterful score.
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How 1989's Batman Made Tim Burton A Box Office Superhero
Batman (1989) paved the way for today's superhero movie culture and smashed the box office in the process.
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How Steven Spielberg Set Denis Villeneuve On The Path To Dune
Dune's Denis Villeneuve credits his interest in filmmaking to one man: Steven Spielberg. Here are some times the two have crossed paths and traded compliments.
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Jeff Nichols' Alien Nation Has Been Repurposed Back Into An Original Sci-Fi Film [Exclusive]
The Bikeriders director Jeff Nichols tells us that his Alien Nation remake is still in the works, but at a different studio and with a different title.
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Kurt Russell's Daily Commute For Breakdown Was Anything But Ordinary
When Kurt Russell starred in Jonathan Mostow's 1997 thriller Breakdown, he was able to secure a somewhat unusual deal for his daily commute to the set.
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Godzilla Vs. Kong Fans Petitioned For A Reference That Was Already Planned
There was no way Adam Wingard wasn't going to include an homage to the most famous moment of Godzilla vs. Kong in his movie.
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Donald Sutherland Wrote A Perfect Letter To Give The Hunger Games Movies A New Perspective
When Donald Sutherland was cast in The Hunger Games, he wrote a letter talking about the strengths of his character, Corolanius Snow. Here are some excerpts.
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