The Groundbreaking John Wayne Western You've Likely Never Seen
John Wayne, problematic that he was, was still the personification of the Western movie. Yet one of his best movies is woefully underseen.
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Swan Song Director Benjamin Cleary On Envisioning The Future In His Sci-Fi Drama [Interview]
We sat down with writer/director Benjamin Cleary to talk about his gorgeous new movie Swan Song, working with Mahershala Ali and Naomie Harris, and more.
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Movies Like National Treasure That Are Definitely Worth Watching
While you're waiting on someone to announce National Treasure 3, here's a number of similar titles to tide you over.
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George Harrison's My Sweet Lord Gets A Star-Studded Music Video Half A Century After Its Release
Fred Armisen and Vanessa Bayer star in a new music video for George Harrison's song 'My Sweet Lord,' which was first released in 1970.
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The E.T. Easter Egg You Forgot About In Star Wars: The Phantom Menace
Star Wars: The Phantom Menace has a callback to one of Steven Spielberg's most beloved films — thanks to a friendly tradition between the two filmmakers.
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Shang-Chi Director Wants Jackie Chan In The Sequel, And Now So Do We
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings director Destin Daniel Cretton has his eye on a legendary action star to join the cast of Shang-Chi 2: Jackie Chan.
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Sunset Boulevard Ending Explained: Hollywood Is Always Hungry For The Next Big Thing
Let's take a look at a classic Hollywood film noir, one which takes aim at the film industry's voracious appetite and cruel disposition.
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The Tragic History Of Andrew Garfield's Amazing Spider-Man, Explained
Each iteration of Peter Parker has suffered their fair share of heartache and hardship, but Andrew Garfield's Spidey is markedly tragic.
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Shining Vale: Release Date, Cast, And More
Upcoming Starz horror-comedy series Shining Vale follows a dysfunctional family as they move to a small town for a fresh start.
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Kick-Ass Is Getting A 'Big' Movie Reboot That Will Be 'F***ing Nuts'
Kick-Ass made waves as an R-rated superhero movie with gratuitous gore and profanity, so a reboot sounds like a wild idea.
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The Reason Kevin Smith Barely Speaks In Clerks
There's a simple explanation as to why Kevin Smith barely spoke in Clerks, and it's not just because his character happens to be named Silent Bob.
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Universal's Renfield Movie Cast Continues To Get Better As Ben Schwartz Signs On
Nicolas Cage is playing Dracula in Renfield, and now he'll be joined by Parks and Recreation co-star Ben Schwartz, which is NOT the wooooorst.
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James Cameron Took His Avatar 2 Cast To The Rainforest To Train
Even though Avatar doesn't actually shoot on location, James Cameron took his cast on a Hawaiian retreat to give them some visual inspiration during production.
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Don't Look Up Science Advisor Dr. Amy Mainzer On Bringing Science To Satire [Interview]
Don't Look Up brought in a science advisor to consult on the natural disaster satire, and she had things to say about our current state of affairs.
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The MacGruber Creators Tried Really Hard To Get Christopher Nolan To Direct An Episode
In case you didn't know, Christopher Nolan is a big fan of MacGruber. Unfortunately, Nolan politely declined to get involved with the new series on Peacock.
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An Alita: Battle Angel Sequel Is Still Possible, Says Director Robert Rodriguez
As soon as The Book of Boba Fett is done, director Robert Rodriguez promises an update on the Alita: Battle Angel sequel. Maybe.
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The Lost City Trailer: Sandra Bullock And Channing Tatum Riff On Romancing The Stone
Sandra Bullock, Channing Tatum, and Daniel Radcliffe star in the first trailer for adventure rom-com The Lost City.
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Watch 88MPH, A Documentary On The Greatest Movie Car Of All Time
A new documentary called 88MPH explores one of the most famous cars in movie history: Back to the Future's time-traveling DeLorean.
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Watch The Trailer For Aline, Which Is Not Celine, Because It's Not About Celine Dion, Except It Is
Aline is a "fiction freely inspired by the life of Celine Dion." Which means that is not Celine Dion, even though it is basically Celine Dion.
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James Cameron Wants To Release The Same Story As A Two-Hour Movie And A Six-Hour Streaming Project
The Titanic, T2: Judgment Day, Aliens, and Avatar filmmaker has big ideas for the future of streaming and its limitless potential.
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15 Underrated War Movies You Need To Watch
War films don't all fit under a single label. You'll find satires, romances, and action spectaculars on this list of our favorite underrated war flicks.
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Superhero Bits: The Spider-Man: No Way Home Red Carpet, A Major Trailer Leak & More
A lot happened today in superhero news, including unfortunately leaked content, a stunning Doctor Strange toy, and that's just the start.
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Rendezvous With Rama: Denis Villeneuve Is Adapting Another Sci-Fi Classic (After Dune 2, Of Course)
Dune and Blade Runner 2049 director Denis Villeneuve is returning to science fiction genre once again, directing an adaptation of Arthur C. Clarke's 1973 novel.
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The Daily Stream: Interview With The Vampire Brought Anne Rice's Undead Characters To Life
With the unfortunate recent death of Anne Rice, it's time to look back at the excellent Interview With the Vampire movie.
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Neo Still Knows Kung Fu In This Matrix Resurrections Featurette
Boy, that Keanu Reeves. What a guy, huh? He's back on screen in this month's The Matrix Resurrections, and it sure looks like he had a blast making it.
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The Best Movies And TV Shows Leaving Netflix January 2022
It's a new year, which means a new list of movies and TV shows are set to depart Netflix in 2022.
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The Butterfly Effect's Original Ending Was Ridiculously Grim
The Butterfly Effect is a grim movie, and not just because of Ashton Kutcher's dramatic chops. But the ending was almost far darker than the theatrical cut.
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