Bottle Rocket's Reception Made Wes Anderson Doubt He Could Get Rushmore Made
'They were leaving in groups — people don't go to the bathroom in groups.'
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The Sound Of 007 Director Mat Whitecross Explores The History Of Bond's Theme Songs [Exclusive Interview]
Whitecross talks about that amazing Michael Caine story, the controversial Jack White/Alicia Keys song, and more from his new documentary.
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Hellraiser: The History And Lore Of The Lament Configuration Explained
Stop opening that damned box.
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Filming Rushmore Was An Unexpected Homecoming For Wes Anderson
The filmmaker didn't expect to make his second movie in his old stomping grounds.
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A Short History Of Exocomps In The Star Trek Universe
Let's talk about one of the stranger forms of sentient life on Star Trek.
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House Of The Dragon's Latest Episode Features One Of The Most Intense Sequences In Game Of Thrones History
The showdown between the Targaryens and the Hightowers feels monumental, like the best of Game of Thrones.
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The Daily Stream: Prop Culture Unearths A Treasure Trove Of Cinematic History
Prop Culture offers a small glimpse into that process through the world's most delightful treasure hunt.
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Getting Dances With Wolves Into Kevin Costner's Hands Took Some Serious Doing
Kevin Costner's Dances With Wolves was a career highlight for the actor and director — but it took some convincing to get him to even consider the project.
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Saving John Ford's Feelings On The Set Of The Alamo Would Come Back To Bite John Wayne
John Wayne made a big movie, a movie as big as his ego -- and he deserves big credit.
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How Kirk Douglas Helped Break The Blacklist With Spartacus
Kirk Douglas has spoken against the Hollywood blacklist, which he helped to break by hiring Dalton Trumbo to write Spartacus.
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House Of The Dragon: The Cursed History Of Harrenhal Explained
You've seen this place before...
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Queer For Fear: The History Of Queer Horror Review: The Gayest Genre Gains A Vital Docuseries
Queer For Fear does an admirable job balancing film history with modern cultural analysis.
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Kevin Costner's First Day Directing Dances With Wolves Didn't Exactly Inspire Confidence
Thankfully, he got his bearings pretty quickly.
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Casa Susanna Review: A Documentary That Travels Back In Time To Witness Transgender History [TIFF]
Casa Susanna cuts through time to offer a glimpse of an 'astonishing secret world.'
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Kirk Douglas Had To Force Stanley Kubrick To Film Spartacus' Most Famous Scene
'I am Spartacus' is one of the most famous lines in movie history, but director Stanley Kubrick thought the whole scene was 'stupid.'
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Charlton Heston Had One Worry When It Came To Ben-Hur's Famous Chariot Race
The chariot race in Ben-Hur is one of the greatest stunt feats of Classic Hollywood.
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Tom Hanks' Saving Private Ryan Performance Was Centered Around One Emotion
There's very little bravado in Hanks' performance as Captain Miller.
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Númenor's Design In The Rings Of Power Mixes Myth With Real-Life History [Exclusive]
'Gee, I just got back from Númenor. Oh, I mean Venice.'
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Squid Game's Lee Jung-Jae Made History At The 2022 Emmys
Lee Jung-jae is the first Korean performer to ever win in the Lead Actor in a Drama Series category.
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What We Learned About Film History From The Venice Film Festival
Most giant film festivals are all about the present — and future — of cinema by their very nature.
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National Treasure: Edge Of History Trailer: Meet A New Generation Of Treasure Hunters
Harvey Keitel returns to offer cryptic clues in the first teaser trailer for Disney+ series National Treasure: Edge of History.
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Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 3 Brings Back A Trek Character With A Bizarre History
One of the creepiest Star Trek: The Next Generation subplots just got a shout-out.
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One Of Mary Poppins' Most Notable Props Was Almost Lost To History
Decades ago, studios didn't preserve movie props the same way they do today. That's why Mary Poppins' snow globe got thrown in the trash.
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The Pain Hustlers: Everything We Know So Far About Netflix's Crime Drama Starring Chris Evans
Chris Evans and Emily Blunt are set to star in the crime drama in the vein of The Big Short and The Wolf of Wall Street.
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Oldboy Is Returning To Theaters For Its 20th Anniversary
No date yet, but look for it sometime in 2023.
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Train To Busan's Yeon Sang-Ho To Adapt Horror Manga Parasyte: The Grey For Netflix
A group of humans wage war against the rising evil of unidentified parasitic life-forms that live off of human hosts and strive to grow their power.
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