The Daily Stream: Paul Thomas Anderson's Boogie Nights Keeps On Getting Better With Age
Paul Thomas Anderson's 1997 film Boogie Nights stars Mark Wahlberg as a nightclub dishwasher who breaks into a new career in adult movies.
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No Country For Old Men Gave Julia Roberts Pause About Having Javier Bardem In Eat Pray Love
'I'm not like that normally.'
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The Inspection Review: Jeremy Pope Gives A Powerful Performance In Elegance Bratton's Emotional Drama [TIFF]
Time for Jeremy Pope to be a star.
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Why You Should Be Watching Little Women, The New Korean Drama Taking Netflix By Storm
What if someone made a loose adaptation of the classic story that's also a Korean crime drama? And it was good?
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Marlon Brando Built An Entire Life For The Godfather's Vito Corleone
The role was transformative for the iconic actor.
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Steven Spielberg Had No 'Safety Net' While Shooting Schindler's List
'I knew this couldn't be just another movie, and it couldn't be like anything I've ever directed before.'
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Pollock Was A Decade-Long 'Obsession' For Actor-Director Ed Harris
'I didn't want to hand it over to anybody. I'll direct it myself.'
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The Popular Actor Who Almost Beat Out Chris Noth For His Law & Order Role
Law & Order: SVU would have a completely different feel if Chris Noth hadn't been cast as the lead. See why Michael Madsen lost out.
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What She-Hulk Can Learn From The Delightful K-Drama Extraordinary Attorney Woo
She-Hulk is learning that balancing life drama and legal drama isn't easy, but Extraordinary Attorney Woo proves it can be done.
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Dead Poets Society Was A Battle Between The Two Sides Of Robin Williams
It was a battle between Robin Williams' actor and comedian sides.
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Cinema Paradiso Ending Explained: Whatever You End Up Doing, Love It
Let's break down Giuseppe Tornatore's love letter to cinema.
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How TV Work Prepared Sidney Lumet For 12 Angry Men
Lumet's extensive experience working on live television broadcasts helped provide a foundation for the work he would do on the 1957 classic.
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Requiem For A Dream Ending Explained: The Many Faces Of Addiction
The ending of Requiem For A Dream is an assault on the senses that leaves the viewer reeling, and 20-plus years have not diluted its power.
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The Daily Stream: M*A*S*H Is An Endlessly Groundbreaking Anti-War Sitcom
The M*A*S*H message still matters.
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Stand By Me Ending Explained: I'll Miss Him Forever
'I never had any friends later on like the ones I had when I was 12.'
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The Son Teaser: The Director Of The Father Is Back For More Harrowing Family Drama
So how hard is this movie going to make us cry?
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Requiem For A Dream Relied On A Massive Amount Of Rehearsals And Research
It should come as no surprise, given his later reputation, that Jared Leto went Method.
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How Whoopi Goldberg Made Queen Constantina Uniquely Hers In Cinderella
'I wanted her to be me in a dress. A little silly, a little fun.'
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How Sidney Lumet Used His One Room Setting In 12 Angry Men To His Advantage
Sidney Lumet's debut film, 12 Angry Men, is a masterclass on how to utilize your limited resources to make a powerful, claustrophobic film.
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Untold: Everything We Know So Far About The Holocaust Survival Drama Starring Alex Wolff
Wolff will star in the Holocaust survival drama based on the autobiography I Escaped From Auschwitz, penned by Holocaust survivor Rudolf Vrba.
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Mike Review: This Highly Stylized Portrait Of Mike Tyson Pulls Its Punches
Mike is entertaining and stylish, but only scratches the surface on Mike Tyson's life.
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Cool Hand Luke Ending Explained: A Failure To Communicate
While the bittersweet ending may seem straightforward, there is plenty to unpack to get the most out of it.
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The Important Lesson Robert Redford Taught Meryl Streep On Out Of Africa
Robert Redford imparted his wisdom as to managing the work-life balance of a movie star.
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Sidney Lumet Had A Simple Goal While He Was Making 12 Angry Men
Sidney Lumet is one of the great directors of social and political films, but he claimed not to have any political intentions while making his debut.
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