/Film sat down with Christopher Nolan to talk about his spectacular 2023 film Oppenheimer, as well as his approach to bonus features for physical releases.
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The Hunger Games Universe isn't the most complicated extended universe in existence, but Songbirds and Snakes is best enjoyed with a little primer.
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The financial incentive was always there to make the sequel, but it took Ridley Scott a long time to settle on the right approach to (and star for) Gladiator 2.
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Shortly before Michael Douglas starred in Basic Instinct, Ridley Scott considered casting the actor as Christopher Columbus in 1492: Conquest of Paradise.
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The Impossible, starring Naomi Watts, Ewan McGregor, and Tom Holland, is climbing the charts on Netflix.
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Field of Dreams is about the power of faith, baseball, family, and well, dreams. It's an enduring classic for a reason, and the ending is largely why.
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Joss Whedon had to walk a fine line while making Buffy the Vampire Slayer where the vampires were concerned, making sure they were both inhuman and empathetic.
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Nour Wazzi's new Famke Janssen-starring thriller, Locked In, is ruling the Netflix Top 10 charts. There's never enough Famke, so here's why people are watching!
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Though longer and more epic, Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon plays out like a much more streamlined and powerful version of his Gangs of New York.
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Nicolas Cage is one of the most recognizable, unique actors on the planet. While he couldn't relate to such a dull character, he could relate to something else.
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Three times the Academy has come close to awarding a film in all four acting categories, but something stopped them short. Here, we investigate why.
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Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes has found its director, The Maze Runner trilogy's Wes Ball, and has released a trailer. Here's what you need to know.
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River's Edge is one of the most important independent films of the 1980s, and it wouldn't have come to be without a sad and brutal true crime story.
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Oppenheimer director Christopher Nolan has some rather bleak thoughts about the end of the movie and the end of the world.
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No filmmaking duo defines 'lowbrow auteur' quite like the Farrelly brothers, and it's time to rank the best of their gross, sentimental films.
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Miramax was able to secure a massive deal for the international distribution rights to Pulp Fiction based almost entirely on Bruce Willis' name alone.
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Christopher Nolan had to see for himself whether Oppenheimer is truly succeeding at gripping audiences, and what he saw pleased him very much.
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Our latest Blu-ray round-up features Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning, Blue Beetle, The Nun II, and the 4K release of Fargo.
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Now that the SAG and WGA strikes have been resolved, studios are rearranging their release calendars, starting with this spate of delays by Disney.
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Warner Bros. was long the home that allowed Christopher Nolan to make his greatest films, but after their highly public falling out, can they reconnect?
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Past Lives is a beautifully restrained new drama that hinges on its complicated ending. We explain everything you need to know before that climactic moment.
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The Marsh King's Daughter, starring Daisy Ridley, tanked at the box office this weekend, garnering another likely loss for STX films.
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Alien was a groundbreaking sci-fi horror epic when it came out in 1979, but since then, over half of its core cast has passed away. Here's who's still with us.
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Dalíland director Mary Harron couldn't picture Ben Kingsley in the role of Salvador Dalí - until she saw Iron Man 3.
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Even though it didn't have a big box office haul, hopefully more will discover Gareth Edwards' The Creator when it's available to watch at home this month.
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At one point, Quentin Tarantino's The Hateful Eight was going to be a sequel to Django Unchained, but then things changed.
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Pain Hustlers, Netflix's new hit, is based on a terrifying true tale of pharmaceutical lies, extortion, and cover-up, a tale too ugly to be believed.
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