Nymphomaniac Ending Explained: The Not-So Little Death
Lars Von Trier's sex odyssey Nymphomaniac ends on a sour and cynical note as Charlotte Gainsbourg's Joe is horribly betrayed.
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The Godfather Ending Explained: Baptism By Blood
The Godfather has one of the most famous and chilling movie endings of all time. Let's dig into it.
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Why The Shawshank Redemption Was A Box Office Flop, According To Morgan Freeman
The Shawshank Redemption may be beloved by many today, but when it hit theaters in 1994, it was quite the box office failure. But why? Let's find out.
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The Surprising Influence Taxi Driver Had On Unforgiven's Script
These two movies are bonafide classics, and they share a deep connection.
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15 Movies Like Dead Poets Society You Definitely Need To See
If you're a fan of Dead Poets Society, hop up on a desk, seize the day, and check out some other films that you'll probably like just as much.
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The Deer Hunter Controversy Explained: The Horror Of Russian Roulette
The Deer Hunter may have won Best Picture, but that came with plenty of controversy, especially when it came to one of the film's most famous scenes.
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14 Movies Like Good Will Hunting That Will Tug At Your Heartstrings
Almost 25 years after its debut, Good Will Hunting still packs a big emotional punch, as do these other inspirational movies. Don't forget to grab your tissues!
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Birdman Ending Explained: Soaring Away
Years after it won Best Picture at the Oscars, the final moments of Birdman continue to confound and delight.
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West Side Story Ending Explained: Even Death Won't Part Us Now
Could it be? Yes it could. Steven Spielberg's West Side Story is here and it's good, even with the grim ending that comes with a Romeo and Juliet riff.
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The Apocalypse Now Easter Egg You May Not Have Noticed In Sonic The Hedgehog
Your kids won't get it, but you will.
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The Legal Drama You Didn't See Behind The Scenes Of Back To The Future
Back to the Future might have been a lighthearted time travel comedy, but behind the scenes, things got heavy, Doc.
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14 Movies Like The Social Network You Definitely Need To See
Like David Fincher's The Social Network, these biopics and historical dramas make complex material entertaining, and only feel more relevant as they age.
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The Best New Blu-Ray Releases: Citizen Kane, Shang-Chi, And More
Our latest Blu-ray round-up includes the must-have new Criterion Citizen Kane 4K, Shang-Chi, and more.
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The Dark Tower Easter Egg You Never Noticed In The Shawshank Redemption
A minor name change in the adaptation of The Shawshank Redemption is a shout-out to one of the greatest Stephen King characters.
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The Real-Life Trauma That Inspired The Taxi Driver Script
Paul Schrader channeled the darkest point of his life into one of the greatest screenplays of all time.
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The Passion Of The Christ Controversy Explained
Mel Gibson's 2004 film The Passion of the Christ was widely criticized for its graphic violence and its overtly antisemitic messaging.
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The 25 Best Noir Movies Ranked
Hardboiled detectives. Wiley femme fatales. Betrayal, looming shadows, and schemes that go inevitably, horrifically wrong. These film noirs have it all.
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No Country For Old Men Ending Explained: You Can't Stop What's Coming
We've been talking about the ending of No Country For Old Men since 2007, and the conversation won't stop any time soon.
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The Scarface Controversy Explained
Scarface has undoubtedly had an indelible impact on pop culture. Regardless, it was still a deeply controversial film. Here's why.
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There Will Be Blood Ending Explained: Capitalism Drinks Everybody's Milkshake
The decades-spanning rivalry between Daniel Plainview and Eli Sunday comes to a violent end in Paul Thomas Anderson's There Will Be Blood.
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The Last Tango In Paris Controversy Explained
Last Tango in Paris became the subject of controversy when it was revealed that actress Maria Schneider didn't consent to aspects of the rape scene.
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Citizen Kane Ending Explained
For readers in that amorphous window between cinematic scholar and casual observer, here's the baggage at the ending of Orson Welles' classic, unpacked.
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The Alternate Fatal Attraction Ending We Didn't Get To See
The original ending of Fatal Attraction infuriated test audiences ... and the reshot ending infuriated Glenn Close.
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Movies Like No Country For Old Men That You Really Need To Watch
Whether you're looking for neo-western, a twisty crime thriller, or more Coen brothers goodness, these movies will scratch that "No Country for Old Men" itch.
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Boogie Nights Ending Explained: Hanging In And Hanging Out
The ending of Boogie Nights isn't just about Dirk Diggler's giant member. It's about cinema itself, and the people who make it.
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Why The Good, The Bad And The Ugly's Bridge Explosion Had To Be Shot Twice
For as many memorable sequences Sergio Leone's The Good, the Bad and the Ugly has, it also had its fair share of behind-the-scenes mishaps.
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The One Scene In Goodfellas That Wasn't Directed By Martin Scorsese
The very first scene shot for Goodfellas was the commercial for Morrie's Wig Shop — and it wasn't directed by Martin Scorsese.
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