Once Upon A Time In The West Was A Twist On The Genre's Greatest Hits
Sergio Leone composed a magnificent eulogy for the genre on which he built his name.
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She Hulk's Fourth Wall-Breaking Scenes Were Quite Intimidating For Tatiana Maslany
'She's always talking to the audience or to the writer.'
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Princess Mononoke Ending Explained: Death And Rebirth In The Forest
'He is telling us we should live.'
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The Best Sci-Fi Films By Indigenous Filmmakers To Watch After Prey
In the spirit of "Prey," these sci-fi films from Native filmmakers bring a unique perspective to the genre filled with culture, history, and social commentary.
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How WWII Set The Stage For John Wayne's Rise To Superstardom
He saw an opportunity to cement his claim to fame.
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The Lion King's Directors Had To Fight Disney To Keep Disco Out Of The Movie
'Doing that in Africa with characters that wouldn't understand that reference if it was put in front of them just isn't going to work for the story.'
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The Twist At The End Of Bodies Bodies Bodies Was Hiding In Plain Sight The Whole Time
Don't click this if you haven't seen the movie.
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Sergio Leone Borrowed Some John Ford 'Pessimism' For Once Upon A Time In The West
John Ford's later Westerns soured on the vision of America he had previously mythologized — and Sergio Leone was inspired by this turn.
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How Pixar Sold Tom Hanks On The Idea For Toy Story
Toy Story was the first feature-length computer animated movie, and that kind of innovation certainly helped.
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In Praise Of The Cast Of Belle, And Good Anime Dubbing
The epic anime fantasy reimagining of Beauty and the Beast, Mamoru Hosoda's Belle, has a stacked cast of accomplished voiceover actors.
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Bodies Bodies Bodies Director Halina Reijn On Her Inspirations And Lighting With Cell Phones [Interview]
"This is not a classical horror film at all."
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The Song Of The South Controversies Explained
Song of the South has a long, complicated, and shameful history in the Disney story. Here is a breakdown of its origins and many associated controversies.
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The Biggest Differences Between Netflix's Sandman And The Original Comic
A few changes had to be made.
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Spirited Away Ending Explained: On Earth As It Is In Ghibli
Spirited Away is perhaps the most loved film in the history of animator Hayao Miyazaki's career, but its magical ending requires some explaining.
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Akira Kurosawa Had A Theory About His Films' International Appeal
He never pandered to his audience, and that's what set him apart.
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Shrek 5: Everything We Know So Far
It's been a few years since Shrek 5 was announced, and all has been quiet. So, what's up?
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A Major Part Of Fullmetal Alchemist Had Its Meaning Lost In Translation
When the word doesn't quite ... exist in English.
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Why Are There So Few Women In Animation?
Even as the rest of the film industry slowly starts to give women more chances in creative roles, the world of animation lags behind.
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The 20 DC Animated Movies You Need To Watch, Ranked
From Batman: Mask of the Phantasm to Constantine: City of Demons, these are the 20 must-watch DC animated original movies.
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Why Marilyn Monroe's Estate Supports Ana De Armas' Performance In Blonde
While some have complained about Ana de Armas' accent in the trailer for Netflix's upcoming movie Blonde, Marilyn Monroe's Estate isn't concerned.
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Disney Wish Delivers Magic Without Drowning In Pixie Dust
The Disney Wish is not the floating theme park you might be expecting.
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Akira Kurosawa Could Have Had A Very Different Directorial Debut
Japanese master filmmaker Akira Kurosawa got his career off to a rocky start when he was denied making the historical epic Advance Patrol -- but why?
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Why Akira Kurosawa Waited So Long To Start Making Films In Color
For most of his career, director Akira Kurosawa preferred to work in black and white.
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How AR Video Walls Have Completely Changed Filming A Star Trek Show [Comic-Con]
AR video walls, aka ARWall technology, have allowed Star Trek to truly enter strange, new worlds.
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Why Jordan Peele Wanted Nope To Include That Awesome Akira Homage
Jordan Peele pays tribute to the anime Akira in his latest horror offering, Nope.
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The Anime That Inspired That Cool Motorcycle Move In Nope
That motorcycle slide was more than just cool as hell — it has a history.
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