Linoleum Trailer: Jim Gaffigan Flexes His Dramatic Chops In This Quirky And Lovely Indie
You don't want to miss Jim Gaffigan in what is easily the best performance of his career.
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Stalker Ending Explained: May Everything Come True
Andrei Tarkovsky's Stalker mixes philosophy with science-fiction, so we've got an ending explainer to help make sense of it all.
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50 Cent Is Developing An 8 Mile TV Show Based On Eminem's 2002 Movie
The series would expand on the thinly fictionalized version of Eminem's life presented in 8 Mile.
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Barry Jenkins Only Had 90 Minutes To Shoot One Of Moonlight's Most Important Scenes
The rarest resource on a film set is time, and it's always scarce supply.
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The Wonder Ending Explained: Florence Pugh And A Fasting Girl
Sebastián Lelio's moody period drama asks the question: How can one know the experience of another?
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What Babylon And Paul Thomas Anderson's Boogie Nights Have In Common — And How They Go In Totally Separate Directions
Damien Chazelle's newest film, Babylon, takes inspiration from Paul Thomas Anderson's Boogie Nights — with one key difference.
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Now You See Me 3: Everything We Know So Far About The Next Four Horsemen Heist
Now You See Me 3 was greenlit in 2016, but maybe the greatest magic trick of all was the fact that Now You See Me is a franchise.
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Is Room With Brie Larson Actually Based On A True Story?
The Oscar-winning film isn't strictly based on real events, but draws inspiration from a (horrifying) true story.
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How To Watch RRR In Its Original Telugu Language At Home
The chance to see RRR in Telugu has never been more affordable.
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's Setting Enhanced The Show's Drama – And Changed What The Franchise Was All About
The Star Trek show that took trekking out of the equation created a new, rich dynamic for the franchise.
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A Connection From Clint Eastwood's 'Starving Days' Led Him To Direct Play Misty For Me
Clint Eastwood's multi-decade directing career had to begin somewhere. Here's what led to him calling the shots on his directorial debut, Play Misty for Me.
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Yellowstone Season 5, Part 2: Release Date, Cast, And More Details About Kevin Costner's Cowboy Drama
Season 5 of Yellowstone took a mid-season break, and where's what we know about the second half.
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No Country For Old Men's Opening Scene Had To Be The 'Most Violent' Moment In The Film
'This has to be the most horrific, torturous, sort of choking scene ever seen.'
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Preserving The Mysterious Nature Of Javier Bardem's No Country For Old Men Character Was A Big Challenge
'In the novel, the character is not described at all...'
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How A 16-Year-Old Patrick Fugit Landed His Part In Almost Famous
Patrick Fugit was an unknown teen when he landed the role of a lifetime in Almost Famous.
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How Much Of Mark Wahlberg's Father Stu Is A True Story?
Father Stu is said to be based on a true story, but how accurate is the movie when compared to the real events?
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Almost Famous Music Writer Nancy Wilson Put Billy Crudup And Jason Lee Through Rock School
And that's how you become incendiary.
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How Cameron Crowe Used An Unusual Technique For The Dialogue In Almost Famous
His technique was a little unconventional, but it got the job done.
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Chungking Express Ending Explained: Password Is Love You For 10,000 Years
California dreamin'...
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The Shawshank Redemption's 'Simplest' Scene Convinced Frank Darabont That The Film Would Work
'This is the key scene of the film, really, where all the truth is out between them.'
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The Coen Brothers Struggled With One Key Aspect Of Tommy Lee Jones' No Country For Old Men Role
'I don't know, it was a puzzle.'
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Kate Hudson Felt The 'Magic' Of Almost Famous From The Very First Table Read
It was all happening!
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The Bridge On The River Kwai's Real Screenwriters Didn't Get Credit For Decades
The Red Scare and House Un-American Activities Committee strike again.
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The Coen Brothers 'Couldn't Conceive' Of A Less-Violent Version Of No Country For Old Men
'It's about a character confronting a very arbitrary, violent, brutal world, and you have to see that...'
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Paul Walker Used An Old High School Bully As Inspiration For Varsity Blues
'Oh yeah, [the guy who was always] stuffin' kids in lockers and stuff.'
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Harrison Ford's American Graffiti Singing Was Seen As An Insult To Rodgers And Hammerstein
Harrison Ford's acting legacy is built on the sturdy pillars of smizing and gruff sarcasm. His singing voice? Less so.
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How Philip Seymour Hoffman Would 'Rib' Patrick Fugit On The Set For Almost Famous
Patrick Fugit, who played wide-eyed teenage journalist William Miller in Almost Famous, learned a lot from co-star Philip Seymour Hoffman.
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