This Actor Inspired Charlize Theron To Do Her Own Stunts
'I'd put her in the top one percent of actors who do action.'
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Michael Mann Didn't Want Public Enemies To Be Just Another Period Piece
Public Enemies is set in 1933, and Michael Mann wanted audiences to feel like they were also in 1933.
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Inglourious Basterds Ending Explained: Historical Vengeance, Tarantino Style
Who wants to send a message to Germany?
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The 18 Best Crime Dramas In TV History
The crime drama is nearly as old as TV itself and will always be part of our cultural heritage. Let's take a look some of at the best examples.
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Leslie Nielsen Was Extremely Close To Having A Role In Ben-Hur
You might know Leslie Nielsen as a master of spoof comedy, but he was also a dramatic actor once upon a time, and he tried to land a part in Ben-Hur.
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One Of Spartacus' Most Important Scenes Was Missing For More Than 30 Years
Spartacus once featured a controversial scene that was axed from the theatrical cut but restored 30 years after the film's release.
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Rian Johnson's Poker Face Adds Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Johnson's Good Luck Charm
Rian Johnson and Joseph Gordon-Levitt are reuniting again for the Peacock mystery series, Poker Face.
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Paul W.S. Anderson Looked To James Cameron For Resident Evil's Inspiration
Paul W.S. Anderson was inspired to try something different with every Resident Evil installment.
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Paul W.S. Anderson Hoped Avatar's Tech Could Revive The Resident Evil Franchise
English director Paul W.S. Anderson learned from Avatar's success, using some of its filmmaking tech for his 2010 sequel "Resident Evil: Afterlife."
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The 15 Best Cold War Movies Ranked
From nuclear brinksmanship to the space race, the Cold War was a dangerous time and exciting time for the world. It also produced some of the best movies ever!
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George Clooney's Insistence On Black And White Could've Sank Good Night, And Good Luck
It's hard to imagine Good Night, and Good Luck being in color. But the choice to make it black and white meant it was much harder to get funded.
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The Original Ben-Hur Action Sequences Were More Dangerous Than You Think
There was a time when film set safely simply didn't exist. Like, at all.
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Helen Mirren Compared The Set Of Caligula To A Nudist Camp
It's one of the most infamous trash movies of all time, so of course there are stories from the set.
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The True Story That Inspired Dog Day Afternoon
The only thing wilder than Sidney Lumet's classic crime movie is the real story it's based on.
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Ralph Fiennes Paid A Big Price While Preparing For His Schindler's List Role
Ralph Fiennes became so entrenched in his research of the Nazi party that he found himself sympathizing with the despicable man he was portraying.
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Nitram Director Justin Kurzel Explains How Australia Influences Him As A Filmmaker [Interview]
Justin Kurzel, who previously directed Assassin's Creed and Macbeth, tells us about his Australian roots, making his latest film, and more.
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The 20 Most Influential Comedy Stars In Movie History
There's no better cinematic experience than enjoying a laugh-out-loud comedy with friends. Here's our list of the stars who keep us rolling in the aisles.
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George Mackay's Most Memorable Moment In 1917 Was A Complete Accident
1917 unfolds in two, long unbroken takes. One of them was almost ruined by pure happenstance, but it actually ended up adding a little humanity.
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The War Terry Gilliam Fought Over The Ending Of Brazil
Man versus man. Man versus nature. Man versus film studio.
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Ben-Hur Ending Explained: The Human Side Of The Biblical Epic
Ben-Hur is considered one of the best films of the 1950s biblical epic genre. Here we take a deep dive into the classic movie's ending.
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The Reason Sam Mendes Broke 1917's Continuous Shot
The film breaks its real-time illusion once, and for good reason.
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How Nosferatu Director F.W. Murnau Queered The Cinematic Vampire Forever
Nosferatu director F.W. Murnau made vampires (and their forbidden lust for human blood) the ultimate queer-coded monster.
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Godzilla Vs. Kong Is Getting A Sequel, Will Shoot Later This Year
Godzilla and Kong should hug it out this time.
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Steven Van Zandt And Julia Fox Board Dark Comedy The Trainer From American History X Director Tony Kaye
After nearly a decade of development, the dark comedy The Trainer is finally on its way towards the silver screen.
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The 15 Best Historical Epic Movies Ranked
Hollywood has always mined the past for thrilling stories. Here are our picks for the best historical epics of all time.
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