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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Why 20th Century Studios Hesitated To Cast Justin Long In Dodgeball
Dodgeball's script had a character written with Justin Long in mind, but 20th Century Studios feared he was too old to play 'Justin.'
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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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An Unexpected Swap In The Dirty Dozen Led To Donald Sutherland's M*A*S*H Role
Donald Sutherland was cast in M*A*S*H thanks to a last-minute role swap in The Dirty Dozen.
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Jude Law's Best Movie Ever, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Jude Law's high-rated movie on Rotten Tomatoes isn't one of his star vehicles, although he does play an essential role in it.
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Inside Out 2's Box Office Success Proves Pixar Must Keep Making Original Films
Will the folks at Disney and Pixar look at Inside Out 2's box office success and decide to double down on making even more sequels? We hope not, and here's why.
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Is Spaceballs 2 Happening, Or Is The Schwartz No Longer With Us?
Will Spaceballs 2: The Search for More Money ever come to pass? Here's everything Mel Brooks has said about the potential sequel over the years.
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A Long-Awaited Mel Brooks Parody Sequel May Finally Happen
Josh Gad seems to be teasing the possibility of a Spaceballs sequel finally coming together, nearly 40 years after Mel Brooks' original Star Wars parody.
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Lethal Weapon 5 May Be Happening With An Unexpected Director
Lethal Weapon 5 is apparently not only happening, but with none other than Mel Gibson acting as director.
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Mel Brooks Thought The Classic Film Blazing Saddles Would Get Him Killed
When Mel Brooks' classic comedy Western Blazing Saddles was being released, Brooks thought a race riot might break out and viewers might kill him.
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How To Watch John Krasinski's IF At Home
John Krasinski's family film IF is headed home. Here's how to watch it on digital, 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD.
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The Addams Family Put Anjelica Huston Through Intense And Restrictive Conditions
Anjelica Huston had to undergo restrictive makeup and costuming for her role as Morticia in The Addams Family movies.
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Kinds Of Kindness Review: Not The Best Yorgos Lanthimos Movie, But The Most Yorgos Lanthimos Movie
Yorgos Lanthimos' anthology Kinds of Kindness, starring Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons, is a fascinating maze that runs too long. Here's our review.
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The Animal House Easter Egg In Ant-Man That Explains The Entire Quantum Realm
Peyton Reed slipped an Animal House easter egg into Ant-Man and the Wasp that, if you're paying close enough attention, explains the whole Quantum Realm.
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Inside Out 2 Sets Historic Box Office Record With $295 Million Global Debut
Pixar's Inside Out 2 has massively outperformed expectations at the box office, scoring the biggest global opening ever for an animated movie.
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Bad Boys: Ride Or Die Drives The Franchise Past A Billion Dollar Box Office Milestone
The Bad Boys movies have now grossed more than $1 billion collectively at the box office, with Bad Boys: Ride or Die holding strong in its second weekend.
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Bad Boys: Ride Or Die Provides Box Office Backup With $56 Million Opening Weekend
Will Smith and Martin Lawrence ride to the rescue with Bad Boys: Ride or Die, which is providing a much-needed oxygen mask for the summer box office.
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The 10 Best Pixar Characters, Ranked
With Inside Out 2 now in theaters, let's take a look at the 10 best Pixar characters from the company's nearly 30-year history. Did your favorite make the list?
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Despicable Me 4 Review: A Tired Franchise Crams Too Much Story, Forgets The Jokes [Annecy]
Despicable Me 4 has a few gags worth a chuckle, but this is a tired effort from a tired franchise. Here's our review.
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Kinds Of Kindness Seeks To Become Poor Things 2.0 At The Box Office
Poor Things was a surprise box office hit for director Yorgos Lanthimos and star Emma Stone. Will Kinds of Kindness repeat that success?
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Where Have All The Memorable Movie Themes Gone? Hollywood Composers Speak Out [Exclusive]
What happened to the memorable, hummable movie themes that used to populate American blockbusters? We spoke with several Oscar-winning composers to find out.
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The Paddington In Peru Trailer Gives Paddington An Indiana Jones-Style Adventure
Paddington Bear and the Brown family's trip to Paddington's homeland takes an unexpected turn in the Paddington in Peru trailer.
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One '80s Classic Is A Case Study In How The Box Office Used To (And Still Should) Work
The Karate Kid became one of the biggest hits of the 1980s without ever topping the box office. Studios in 2024 could learn a lesson here.
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What Robert Englund Thinks Fans Gets Wrong About Freddy Krueger
A Nightmare on Elm Street fans argue about whether Freddy Krueger works best as a serious villain or a comedic one, but Robert Englund suggests looking deeper.
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5 Reasons Bad Boys: Ride Or Die Conquered The Box Office
Bad Boys 4, aka Bad Boys: Ride Or Die, was a bigger-than-expected hit at the box office. Here's how that happened.
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Sacramento Review: Michael Cera And Kristen Stewart Steal The Show In A Heartfelt Millennial Comedy [Tribeca]
The comedy Sacramento, starring Michael Cera and Kristen Stewart, might just be the funniest - and most charming - surprises of the year. Here's our review.
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Glen Powell's Hit Man Quickly Conquered Netflix's Number One Spot
Richard Linklater's Hit Man, starring the ultra-charming Glen Powell as a fake assassin who falls for a woman who wants to hire him, is number one on Netflix.
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