Three Searchlight Films Get Hulu Release Dates
You can expect at least three more Searchlight movies to go straight to streaming this year.
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Vortex Trailer: The Sadness Of Aging In Split Screen
Gaspar Noé's Vortex isn't a straightforward study of aging, but is done at least partially in split screen.
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Army Of The Dead Star Matthias Schweighofer Is The Latest To Board Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer
Army of the Thieves director/star Matthias Schweighöfer has joined the massive cast of Christopher Nolan's historical biopic.
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Thor: Love And Thunder Is Riding Back To Valhalla For Reshoots Soon
This isn't cause for alarm: Marvel Studios always builds room for additional photography into its schedules to allow for changes.
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Shawn Levy Brought Some Spielberg Spice To The Adam Project
The director of the new Ryan Reynolds-led sci-fi flick explains the advice he received from Spielberg himself more than a decade ago.
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The Batman Viral Website Releases All Of Riddler's Notes — And His Journal
For everyone who waited patiently (or lazily) for other people to break the code, here's your reward.
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Here's Your First Look At Cassandra Peterson, AKA Elvira, In Rob Zombie's Munsters
Cassandra Peterson, also known as Elvira, the beloved horror staple and mistress of the dark, has been cast in Rob Zombie's movie adaptation of The Munsters.
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Aquaman 2 And The Flash Delayed To 2023, Shazam Pushed Up To 2022
Warner Bros. has shaken up its DC movie release schedule, delaying most of them while moving Shazam: Fury of the Gods up against some big competition.
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How Bullet Train Shifted From A Dark, Hard-R Action Film To A Comedy, According To Aaron Taylor-Johnson
'We had a fantastic time.'
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How Nathan Lane And Ernie Sabella's Audition Changed The Lion King
Nathan Lane and Ernie Sabella were so good together that their roles as Timon and Pumbaa that they changed the course of their characters in the film.
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Weird Al Announces His 'Oscar Bait' Biopic Has Wrapped
'Everybody involved with this movie absolutely killed it, and I can't wait for the world to see this thing.'
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The Batman Finally Makes Batman And Gordon Best Friends Forever
Gordon is not an Inspector Lestrade to Batman's Sherlock Holmes as much as he is his Watson — a professional partner but also his closest friend.
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Discovery Shareholders Vote To Approve Merger With WarnerMedia
The powers of 90 Day Fiance and Batman, under the same roof.
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The Scariest Scene In Willow Creek Is In It For The Long-Take
Bobcat Goldthwait's Willow Creek is a found-footage gem, and this one scene is easily its most terrifying.
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Why Some Like It Hot Was Banned In Kansas
The state of Kansas banned the Marilyn Monroe film altogether upon its release. The real reason behind the ban might surprise you.
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Movies Like Lucy That Sci-Fi Fans Need To Watch
If you enjoyed director Luc Besson's "Lucy," then these films are sure to quench your thirst for weird science and superhuman action.
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Robert Pattinson's Favorite Batman Villain Is Predictably Ridiculous
Meet the only man that Batman fears: the dreaded Condiment King.
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Chris Pine Reveals How The Star Trek 4 Cast Reacted To The Movie's Announcement
"I don't trust anybody, but I'm excited. I love the story. I love Star Trek. I love my people.'
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Black Crab: Release Date, Cast, And More
In which Noomi Rapace ice skates through the post-apocalypse.
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Akira Kurosawa's Career Advice Every Aspiring Director Needs To Hear
Akira Kurosawa is one of the most legendary filmmakers of all time, so when he doles out advice to aspiring filmmakers, it's a good idea to listen.
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Why Stephen King Doesn't Like Dreamcatcher
The novel was written during a traumatic period in King's life, and it shows in all the wrong ways.
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Turning Red Ending Explained: Growing Up But Not Growing Apart
Turning Red ends with Mei and her mother finally seeing each other as full beings with individual wants and desires — through a giant kaiju fight.
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The Batman Cinematographer Greig Fraser On Why THAT Character's Face Was Hidden
The Batman features one small cameo of a member of Gotham's crime royalty, though his face is all obscured.
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Spike Lee Placed An Angry Message For Oscar Voters In She's Gotta Have It
Spike Lee has never been shy when it comes to criticizing the Oscars, especially when they've snubbed his work, so this meta message isn't surprising.
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Why The Empire Strikes Back Added Its Final Scene Four Months After Filming Wrapped
One of the most famous shots in the movie was a last-minute addition.
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The Inescapable Feeling That Inspired Tim Burton To Make Edward Scissorhands
It should come as no surprise that Edward Scissorhands was partially inspired by Tim Burton's own loneliness as a child in a bright suburban environment.
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