A Western Icon Was Paramount's First Choice To Direct The Godfather
Before Francis Ford Coppola entered the picture, Paramount had its eye on a Western legend to adapt The Godfather for the big screen.
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The Bruce Willis Box Office Flop That Didn't Even Make $200,000
One of Bruce Willis' biggest flops barely made a blip at the box office and was trashed by critics, but has since undergone somewhat of a reappraisal.
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Jennifer Aniston Is Partially Responsible For Casting One Of David Fincher's Best Crime Thrillers
Jennifer Aniston gave David Fincher some rather good advice when it came to casting what would become one of his all-time best crime thrillers.
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10 Actors Who Refused To Return For Sequels
Sometimes, an actor just doesn't want to come back for the sequel to a hit movie. Here are 10 actors who turned down big sequels for one reason or another.
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The True Story Of Bonnie & Clyde: Does The Movie Get It Right?
Here's how Arthur Penn's 1967 countercultural classic Bonnie and Clyde stacks up against the real events that inspired the film.
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Why Al Pacino Thought That Francis Ford Coppola Would Fire Him From The Godfather
When Francis Ford Coppola made it clear Al Pacino was at risk of being fired from The Godfather, the actor did his part to ensure that didn't happen.
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The 12 Worst Best Picture Oscar Winners Of All Time
Throughout Oscar history, there have been some serious noteworthy blunders when it comes to Academy Award winners for best pictures. Here are 12 of them.
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10 Best Movies Set In Texas, Ranked
Everything's bigger in Texas, and that includes the movies. Here are the 10 best movies set in the Lone Star state, ranked.
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Nicolas Cage Says These 5 Movies Had The Best Scripts He's Ever Read
There are five movie scripts that Nicolas Cage has read where he knew, right away, he had to be involved in bringing them to life.
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Kirk Douglas' Favorite Movie Of His Was This 1962 Western
Kirk Douglas made a lot of movies over his long career, but he named this 1962 Western co-starring Gena Rowlands and Walter Matthau as his favorite.
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The 3 Best Bruce Willis Movies, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Bruce Willis' range extended well beyond the action movie genre, as evidenced by his top three rated films on Rotten Tomatoes.
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The Actor With The Most Oscar Nominations But No Win
Shockingly, one of all the all-time acting greats in Hollywood was nominated many times for a competitive Oscar without actually winning one.
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Jack Nicholson & John Belushi's On-Set Feud Inspired A Viral Short Film
When Jack Nicholson and John Belushi worked together on Nicholson's 1978 western Goin' South, the two didn't exactly get along.
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10 Famous Actors You Didn't Notice As Extras In Movies & TV Shows
Even A-listers have to start somewhere. Here are 10 famous movie and TV actors who popped up as extras and background players early in their careers.
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The Best Streaming Releases You Didn't Watch In November 2024
November 2024 saw multiple worthwhile streaming releases fly under the radar, including an Aubrey Plaza comedy and a Steve McQueen war pic.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Serpico
Sidney Lumet's Serpico is one of the greatest films of all time, but here's what the major cast members did after this Academy Award-nominated crime drama.
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The Only Perfect Christmas Movie, According To Rotten Tomatoes
There are plenty of classic Christmas movies, but which one is merrier than all the rest? Here's what Rotten Tomatoes has to say on the matter.
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Why Don Cheadle Wasn't Credited For His Work In Ocean's Eleven
Despite playing a member of the titular 'Eleven,' Don Cheadle (and his questionable accent) didn't receive credit for Ocean's Eleven. Here's what happened.
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Bruce Willis Regrets Turning Down The Villain Role In A Classic George Clooney Movie
Bruce Willis had a hot streak at the box office that ended in 2001, but had he not turned down this George Clooney hit, he could have kept the streak alive.
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The First Western To Win Best Picture At The Oscars
The first Western to ever take home the statue for Best Picture at the Oscars is also one that has been reassessed as one of the worst films to ever win it.
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The 20 Best Christmas Movie Characters Of All Time, Ranked
Becoming a great Christmas movie is tough, and being a beloved Christmas character is even harder. Here are the best Christmas movie characters of all time.
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Babygirl Review: An Intelligent, Erotic Exploration In The Pleasure Of Relinquishing Power
Nicole Kidman is in complete control of the tantalizing erotic thriller Babygirl, co-starring Harris Dickinson. Here's our review.
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Why Rick Moranis Disappeared From Hollywood
Rick Moranis disappeared from Hollywood in the '90s, when his career was still in its prime. So what happened? It comes down to a personal decision.
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Marisa Tomei's My Cousin Vinny Oscar Controversy, Explained
Marisa Tomei's unexpected Oscar win for My Cousin Vinny led to some rather unflattering conspiracy theories about how it came to pass.
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10 Best Movies Set In Pennsylvania, Ranked
From Philadelphia to Pittsburgh and everything in between, we break down the 10 best movies set in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
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Anton Yelchin's Earliest Starring Roles Included A Stephen King Flop
The late Anton Yelchin became a prolific and beloved actor, but one of his earliest movie roles was leading a box office flop based on a Stephen King novel.
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The Best Crime Thriller (According To IMDb) Is An All-Time Classic
While some movies that end up ranked high on IMDb might be questionable, here's one classic that deserves its placement.
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