Alfred Hitchcock Was Christopher Nolan's Guiding Light While Directing Dunkirk
When filming Dunkirk, Christopher Nolan used Hitchockian influences to convey the heavy emotions of soldiers, without really saying a word.
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Clint Eastwood Wanted The Look Of Letters From Iwo Jima To Make Audiences Uncomfortable
There's nothing to glorify in war, and for Eastwood that meant avoiding technicolor.
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Meet The Robinsons At 15: An Oral History Of Disney's Underrated Gem
'From a personal standpoint, I wanted to bring more of that adopted child perspective to the story.'
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Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One Behind-The-Scenes Look Stages The Biggest Stunt In Cinema History
Tommy Cruise is at it again.
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Lisa's Victims In The Simpsons' Death Note Parody Were A Deep Cut Reference To Video Game History
With all these deep cut and terminally online jokes, maybe The Simpsons will have a Gen Z resurgence one day.
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The Devil's Advocate Convinced Patty Jenkins That Charlize Theron Was The Only Choice For Monster
'And I just looked at the TV and said, 'Charlize could do it.''
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National Treasure: Edge Of History Review: Maybe Some Mysteries Are Better Left Unsolved
National Treasure: Edge of History can't match the manic, go-for-broke tone of the films.
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Ana De Armas Thinks Audiences Struggle To Understand Blonde Isn't A Biopic
Perhaps the ire over Blonde comes down to simple genre confusion?
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The Best Crossovers In Sci-Fi Movie History
Some of the best crossovers have taken place in sci-fi films. Here are our favorite crossovers in the genre.
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12 Underrated Biopics That You Need To See
Real life drives the drama in these overlooked and underrated biopics. These true stories are cinematic must-sees.
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The Most Brutal Moments In Saving Private Ryan
Featuring some of the most realistic depictions of combat ever filmed, Steven Spielberg's "Saving Private Ryan" captures the cost of war in lives and blood.
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Sight And Sound's List Leaves Off Some Of The Greatest Films In Horror History
The Sight and Sound poll, much like the Oscars, has unfairly maligned the horror genre yet again.
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Kevin Bacon Can't Forget The Puke Problems Of Apollo 13
Puking without gravity is extra gross.
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The History Of Treasure Planet, Disney Animation's Biggest Ever Flop
Treasure Planet remains an important, if somewhat tragic, relic of the downfall of hand-drawn animation in American cinema.
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The Great Escape Called In The Cavalry To Get Its Military History Right
'This is a true story.'
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Geoffrey Rush Doesn't See His Return To The Screen As A Career 'Comeback'
'I'm coming back to working, but I don't want to see it in that way.'
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The Daily Stream: Disney Channel's Theme: A History Mystery Is One Of The Year's Best Documentaries
Defunctland is so much more than just a YouTube channel.
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The Deleted Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World's End Scene That Explains Jack Sparrow's History
'People ain't cargo, mate.'
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The Andor Season 1 Finale Features The Finest Use Of Diegetic Music In Star Wars History
The music of the people of Ferrix is something to behold.
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The 2022 /Film Holiday Gift Guide (Part 3): Hollywood Memoirs And History, Behind The Scenes And Art Books, Comics & More
Sure, we know you love watching movies and TV shows, but sometimes it's nice to crack open a good book. Thankfully, we've got books for you movie and TV lovers.
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James Cameron Calls Avatar: The Way Of Water 'The Worst Business Case In Movie History'
He also had some choice words about just how expensive this sequel was.
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The Mist At 15: An Oral History Of Frank Darabont's Gut-Wrenching Stephen King Adaptation
Frank Darabont's horror masterpiece is now 15 years old. Here's full and largely untold story of how it got made.
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Strange World's Ethan Clade Will Make History For Disney Animation Studios As Their First Openly Gay Protagonist
'We can't wait for the world to see him and embrace him.'
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