Andrew Garfield Had Lots Of Fun Lying About Spider-Man: No Way Home
Andrew Garfield coped with the stress of lying about Spider-Man: No Way Home by treating it like a game of Werewolf.
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Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania Star Bill Murray Confirms He's Playing A Villain
Bill Murray, who is set to appear in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, teased that his superpower is being 'a bad guy.'
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TV, Interrupted: Why GLOW Deserved Another Round In The Ring
The Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling got cut off on a cliffhanger when Netflix canceled GLOW after three seasons.
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Ben Affleck Opens Up About His Batman Casting Backlash
Ben Affleck admits he was 'hurt' by the initial backlash to him being cast as Batman, which included petitions to have him fired.
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The Daily Stream: Let The Corpses Tan Shoots Violence With A Seductively Artistic Accuracy
Get really, really socially distanced with the remote setting of today's Daily Stream choice, Let the Corpses Tan.
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Leonardo DiCaprio Gets A Tree Species Named After Him (Sadly NOT Called 'Treeonardo DiCaprio')
Leonardo DiCaprio loves trees, and now the trees love him back -— especially the newly-named 'Uvariopsis dicaprio.'
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Tales From The Box Office: How Godzilla Vs. Kong Battled The Pandemic (And Won)
Godzilla vs. Kong released in the middle of a pandemic and survived ... with a lot of help from the Chinese box office.
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New Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness Image Shows Wong Having A Bad Day
Sorcerer Supreme Wong finds himself in some truly magical trouble in a new image from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
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The Shining Easter Eggs You Might Not Have Noticed In The Toy Story Movies
For a franchise aimed at kids, the Toy Story movies have a surprising number of references to The Shining.
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A Manual For Cleaning Women: Cate Blanchett To Lead Pedro Almodóvar's First English-Language Feature
Cate Blanchett will produce and star in Pedro Almodóvar's adaptation of A Manual for Cleaning Women.
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Manhattan Apartments That Peter Parker Could Actually Afford To Rent
Could Peter Parker actually afford to live in Manhattan these days? No, probably not. But here are the cheapest apartments we could find.
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New Top Gun: Maverick Image Shows Tom Cruise Teaching Trainees About The Need For Speed
The new look at Tom Cruise's return to Top Gun looks like Maverick's about to teach some trainees how to break the rules.
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Movies Like The Silence Of The Lambs You Really Need To See
Silence of the Lambs didn't start our obsession with serial killers, nor is it the only film to straddle the line between a thriller and a horror flick.
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Superhero Bits: New Peacemaker Featurettes, The Deadliest Hulk Ever & More
In this edition of Superhero Bits, we have some Jonah Hex news, some Batfleck info, and much much more.
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10 Legendary Moments In Sidney Poitier's Life That Should Be Celebrated
Let's look back at 10 incredible moments from the life of a trailblazing actor, director, activist, and Hollywood legend. RIP, Sidney Poitier.
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Apartment 7A: New Horror Film From The Director Of Relic Will Star Ozark's Julia Garner
Natalie Erika James made waves with her feature directorial debut, Relic, so this is a project to keep your eyes on.
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Pixar's Turning Red Will Now Be Released Directly On Disney+
Turning Red, which hails from Bao director Domee Shi, will now head straight to Disney+ in the United States and skip its theatrical release altogether.
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The Tear-Jerking Avengers: Infinity War Line You Didn't Know Was Improvised
Did you know that this line in one of Marvel's biggest movies was improvised? Read on to get the actor's explanation of how it came together.
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The Ensemble Action-Comedy Sneakers Might Be Sidney Poitier's Most Underrated Film
Poitier isn't the main character in Phil Alden Robinson's 1992 film Sneakers, but the film perfectly illustrates what made him such an engaging screen presence.
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Why Inside Out Changed So Many Scenes For Its Overseas Release
Pixar always goes the extra mile when it comes to their films, which includes making sure they're internationally accessible and relatable.
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Daily Podcast: Battlestar Galactica Connected Universe, Star Wars, And Scream
On today's /Film Daily, Peter and Ryan chat about The Book of Boba Fett, the upcoming Scream movie, a Battlestar Galactica connected universe, and more.
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Scream Looks To Scare Up Franchise-Best $35-40 Million Box Office Debut
The new Scream is poised to have the best opening weekend of any film in the franchise. Based on the solid buzz, it wouldn't be surprising to see it happen.
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Movies Like The Bourne Identity That You Really Need To See
In 2002, The Bourne Identity changed action cinema forever. These are some of the films that inspired it, as well as a few that it inspired in turn.
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Wes Anderson To Direct Roald Dahl's The Wonderful Story Of Henry Sugar; Benedict Cumberbatch Starring
The filmmaker is known for his very precise aesthetic and his recurring troupe of performers. He's adding some new faces this time.
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5 Brilliant Sidney Poitier Movies And Where You Can Watch Them
Hollywood legend Sidney Poitier has died. What better way to honor his legacy than by watching some of his best performances?
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The Daily Stream: Laugh, Cry, And Cringe Along With The Other Two
What if your younger brother became the next Justin Bieber? That's the basic premise of The Other Two, which takes the spotlight in today's Daily Stream.
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Ben Affleck's Favorite Batman Scenes He's Filmed Are In The Flash Movie
"Wow — I think I have finally figured it out."
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