How Did James Bond Get The Codename 007? A Canceled Movie Almost Gave Us The Answer
James Bond's 007 codename is one of is most memorable features, but we still don't have a canonical explanation for all three digits.
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30 Years Ago, Demi Moore & Gary Oldman Starred In One Of The Worst Movies Ever
Demi Moore and Gary Oldman are both great actors, but even they couldn't save this critically-reviled (and deeply ill-conceived) 1995 period drama.
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The Canceled James Bond Movie That Connected To A Sean Connery Classic
A Timothy Dalton James Bond outing titled 'Reunion with Death' would have tied Dalton's Bond back to the Sean Connery era through a shared character.
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The Real Reason Harry Potter's Eyes Have A Different Color In The Movies
Harry Potter's green eyes are the most distinctive part of his appearance, but Daniel Radcliffe showed off his baby blues for the movies. Here's why.
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Anatomy Of A Fall Ending Explained: Did Sandra Kill Her Husband?
Anatomy of a Fall was one of the best movies of 2023, and its ambiguous ending is likely to keep conversations burning for many years to come.
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Why Steven Spielberg Couldn't Direct Rain Man
Barry Levinson won the Best Director Oscar for Rain Man, but had things gone differently, Steven Spielberg would have helmed the awards darling.
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Is The Help Based On A True Story? Here's The Truth
The 2011 movie The Help earned multiple Oscar nominations and a wave of controversy, but is the film based on a true story? Here are the details.
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10 Best Movies Set In Connecticut, Ranked
Movies set in Connecticut often have the vibe of being stuck between more interesting places (like the Nutmeg State itself). Here are the best ones, ranked.
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No Time To Die's Ending Takes On A Dark New Meaning Now That Amazon Owns James Bond
The ending of No Time To Die now feels like an ominous warning of what was to come for the James Bond franchise, and a farewell to EON.
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Shailene Woodley's Crime Thriller Flop Is Dominating Netflix's Top Charts
Shailene Woodley is currently dominating the Netflix streaming charts thanks to this little-seen crime thriller she starred in.
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New Martin Scorsese Crime Movie Will Star Leonardo DiCaprio And, Uh, The Rock?!
Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio are teaming up for a crime movie that will also bring Emily Blunt and, surprisingly, Dwayne Johnson along for the ride.
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An Overlooked 2018 True Crime Drama Is Sitting High On Netflix's Top Charts
A true crime drama starring Laura Dern and Jack O'Connell that failed to make an impression in theaters has found an audience on Netflix.
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The Longest Acceptance Speech In Oscars History Is Just As Powerful Today
The longest Oscars acceptance speech ever still packs a punch decades later. It also continues to impact awards shows in other ways, for better or for worse.
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Guy Pearce Thinks He Was Terrible In Christopher Nolan's Memento
Most of the world agrees that Guy Pearce was terrific in Christopher Nolan's breakout movie Memento, but there's one person who strongly disagrees: Guy Pearce.
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Peaky Blinders Movie Won't End The Series After All As Netflix Plans More
Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight has made it clear he intends for the franchise to continue after the upcoming Netflix movie.
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Why Sofia Coppola Remade One Of Clint Eastwood's Most Controversial Movies
Clint Eastwood starred in the film adaptation of a controversial Civil War story, but Sofia Coppola attempted to update it from a new POV.
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The Ben Stiller Box Office Misfire That Paved The Way For Severance
If you want to understand what attracted Ben Stiller to Severance, you simply need to look back at this 2013 box office misfire he directed and starred in.
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Conclave Ending Explained: Who Is The New Pope?
Conclave explores what happens when a group of cardinals gather at the Vatican to elect the next pope. Here's the significance of the movie's ending.
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Why David Bowie Didn't Like His Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me Cameo
Here's why legendary musician David Bowie didn't care for his cameo as the enigmatic Phillip Jeffries in David Lynch's Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me.
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Joe Pesci's Oscars Speech For Goodfellas Is One Of The Shortest Ever
Joe Pesci kept his acceptance speech quite short when he won an Oscar for Goodfellas, but other Oscar-winners have managed to be even briefer.
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Why Chris Columbus Didn't Direct Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban
The director of the first two Harry Potter movies had a very good (and very relatable) reason for bowing out of future films in the series.
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Neville Longbottom's Harry Potter Story Is Even Sadder In The Books
The Harry Potter movies only tapped the surface of the despair that powers Neville Longbottom.
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Clint Eastwood Holds An Oscars Record That Still Hasn't Been Broken
Clint Eastwood set an Oscars record in 2004 that a few filmmakers have come close to breaking, but 20 years later, he's still holding strong.
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The John Wayne Western That Changed Kevin Costner's Life
Given his career, it's probably not surprising to learn that a John Wayne Western movie inspired Kevin Costner at a young age.
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The 10 Best Third Movies In Trilogies, Ranked
With the release of the long-awaited third Paddington film, Paddington in Peru, we take a look at 10 of the best third entries in trilogies.
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Max's No. 1 Movie With Andrew Garfield & Florence Pugh Will Make You Cry
John Crowley's romantic drama We Live in Time, starring Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield, is currently the number one movie streaming on Max.
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The Films (And TV Show) That Inspired 2024's Most Bonkers Movie Scene
Better Man's festival battle climax had some obvious influences (LOTR & GOT), but you'll never guess the 1990s French film that also inspired that wild scene.
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