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The Dream Comes True: The Birth Of Disney Brothers Studio

By Sarah Milner February 21st, 2023

Walt heads to Hollywood!

Did Bob Fosse Deserve To Beat Francis Ford Coppola For Best Director At The 1973 Oscars? An Investigation

By Mike Shutt February 20th, 2023

Did Fosse's jazz hands deserve to take down Coppola's oranges?

How Rupert Grint Found His Irish Accent For His Role In Cherrybomb

By Miyako Pleines February 20th, 2023

Rupert Grint is a natural.

Animation composite image Spirited Away, Coraline, and Spider-Man

14 Animated Movies That Innovate With Style And Technology

By Brendan Knapp February 18th, 2023

Anything is possible with animation. Here's a list of animated movies that used innovative styles and technology to push animation and film in new directions.

Walt Disney Hits The Jackpot With Oswald The Lucky Rabbit

By Sarah Milner February 18th, 2023

In Part 3 of our 100 Years of Disney Magic series, we look at Walt Disney's first breakout cartoon character: Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.

The Outwaters Wasn't Supposed To Be Such An Experimental Film

By Lex Briscuso February 16th, 2023

What does experimental even mean?

The Original Witness Script Was Too 'Stupid' And 'Violent' For Harrison Ford

By Jeremy Smith February 13th, 2023

No small amount of rewrites later, the film won the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay.

Steve Martin And Ben Stiller Demonstrate Great Acting In Pepsi's 2023 Super Bowl Commercials

By Valerie Ettenhofer February 13th, 2023

With a special appearance by Derek Zoolander.

Ari Aster Wanted Midsommar's Opening Scene To Feel Like A 'Disney Flourish'

By Michael Boyle February 12th, 2023

Midsommar is where Disney meets folk horror.

Akira Kurosawa's Seven Samurai Should Have Been 'Impossible' To Make In Japan

By Debopriyaa Dutta February 12th, 2023

Considering budget alone, Seven Samurai should have been impossible to make in Japan at the time, but Kurosawa accomplished the impossible.

Once Upon a Time in the West opening scene

Once Upon A Time In The West Ending Explained: An Ancient Race

By Lee Adams February 12th, 2023

Dive into Sergio Leone's 1968 near-three-hour epic western that moves at its own pace.

Shooting Gravity Kept Sandra Bullock Isolated Up To Eleven Hours A Day

By Drew Tinnin February 12th, 2023

'It felt like minutes before they got to me.'

Filming The Idiot Made Akira Kurosawa Feel Like He 'Wanted To Die'

By Erin Brady February 11th, 2023

'I knew just how those enormous sumo wrestlers feel.'

Alice, Darling Resonated With Anna Kendrick Because Of Her Personal Experience With Abuse

By Jenna Busch February 10th, 2023

Anna Kendrick found catharsis in Alice, Darling.

A New Avatar Experience Is Coming To Disneyland – But What Does That Mean?

By Mike Shutt February 9th, 2023

Will it be part of the DisneylandForward expansion? The latest addition to Disney's California Adventure? Here are our thoughts.

Brie Larson and Beverley Mitchell in Right on Track

Brie Larson Is Returning To Her Disney Channel Roots In Fast X

By BJ Colangelo February 9th, 2023

Years before joining the Fast Family, Larson played a real-life racing sensation in Right on Track.

Jonathan Groff Sang His Frozen 2 Song On The Knock At The Cabin Set Because Of Course He Did

By Joshua Meyer February 7th, 2023

“I’M LOST IN THE WOOOOOOODS!”

Quentin Tarantino Left The Answer To A Hateful Eight Mystery Up To Walton Goggins

By Ernesto Valenzuela February 6th, 2023

Not even Tarantino himself knows the answer.

According To Baz Luhrmann, 'There Are No Extras' In His Movies, Only 'Support Actors'

By Jenna Busch February 6th, 2023

Baz Luhrmann's Elvis may be about the king himself, but keep your eyes peeled. There are a lot of moments where the smallest parts shine.

Promo art for Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur

Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur Producers Discuss The Feel Of Marvel Animation's New Show [Exclusive Interview]

By Ben F. Silverio February 6th, 2023

"It's important to kind of remember that it's the mind of a 13-year-old, and it should be something that everyone in the audience can feel and understand."