Why Batman Forever Director Joel Schumacher Decided To Age Up Robin
Batman Forever features Chris O'Donnell as an older Robin, and director Joel Schumacher felt this was the one and only choice for the movie.
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George Lucas Pulled Some Good-Natured Manipulation To Keep Steven Spielberg On Indiana Jones
How Temple of Doom came together from the unused scraps of Raiders of the Lost Ark.
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Michael Bay's Tardiness Started A Betting Pool Between Transformers' Cast And Crew
Few filmmakers can get away with being hours late to their own movie set, but Transformers director Michael Bay made a habit of it.
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Oppenheimer's IMAX Run Extended, Leaving Mission: Impossible Out In The Cold
Oppenheimer is sticking around on IMAX screens due to popular demand, in a setback for Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning's potential return.
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Scent Of A Woman's Director Contacted The CIA To Try To Refocus An Out-Of-Focus Shot
Chris O'Donnell had given the performance of his lifetime. Too bad it never made it into the final cut of Scent of a Woman.
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The Original Star Wars Cast Wasn't Stoked About The Idea Of The Force Awakens
Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, and Carrie Fisher all thought they were done with Star Wars after Return of the Jedi, but then came The Force Awakens.
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The Road Warrior's Stunts Made Some Broken Bones 'Unavoidable'
What's a few broken bones when you're making movie history? That's the cost of making The Road Warrior, George Miller's action masterpiece.
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The Two Movies Cillian Murphy Watched To Prepare For Oppenheimer
If you're going to play Oppenheimer for Christopher Nolan, you've got to do your homework. And Cillian Murphy did the best kind.
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What's Going On With Robert Downey's Jr.'s Long-Anticipated Sherlock Holmes 3?
Robert Downey Jr. hasn't given up on Sherlock Holmes 3 just yet, despite its (very) slow development.
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How Transformers: Dark Of The Moon Dealt With Megan Fox's Last-Minute Departure
Nobody agrees on why Megan Fox and Michael Bay parted ways on Transformers: Dark of the Moon.
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We Came Close To A Logan Lucky Spin-Off With Daniel Craig
In an ensemble film full of stellar performances, Daniel Craig stole the show in Steven Soderbergh's Logan Lucky. To think we almost got a spin-off.
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Can Meg 2: The Trench Be Another Giant Shark-Sized Success At The Box Office?
Will Ben Wheatley's mega-sized, Jason Statham-led sequel take a bite out of The Trench's stiff competition?
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Pete Davidson's Autobot Mirage Almost Appeared In A Michael Bay Transformers Film
Before he starred in Transformers: Rise of the Beasts, Mirage was set to appear in a different, Michael Bay-directed film in the franchise.
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Did You Know Dermot Mulroney Plays Cello For Blockbuster Scores Like Spider-Man: Far From Home?
He's not just one of those great 'that guy' actors – Dermot Mulroney is an accomplished musician, and you can hear his work in Spider-Man movies.
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J.J. Abrams Was Warned About Working With Tom Cruise On Mission: Impossible 3
Before he took on a Mission: Impossible movie, director JJ Abrams was warned about Tom Cruise, who was his leading man and his producer.
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The Final Moments Of Jenny In Forrest Gump, And What They Mean
The final moments of Jenny in Forrest Gump have touched fans for decades. Now, we understand what they mean.
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Guillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein Shares A Common Theme With Nightmare Alley And Pinocchio
Guillermo del Toro is making his 'father trilogy,' which connects his upcoming Frankenstein adaptation with two of his other movies.
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How A Series Of Gory B-Horror Films Led To Honey, I Shrunk The Kids
Sometimes filmmakers just want to make a film their kids can watch.
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Saw X Trailer: Welcome Back To John Kramer's Trap House
John Kramer plots a trap-filled revenge against con artists who took advantage of his cancer diagnosis in the first trailer for Saw X.
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Six Hundred Thirsty Extras Threw Raiders Of The Lost Ark's Set Into Chaos
When you're filming an Indiana Jones movie in the middle of the desert, you're going to encounter some speed bumps, as Steven Spielberg learned.
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Gran Turismo Aimed To Borrow The Best Parts Of Top Gun
Neill Blomkamp's unconventional film adaptation of the Gran Turismo video game took inspiration from a 1980s Tom Cruise classic.
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Oppenheimer Adds $46 Million To Domestic Box Office In Its Second Weekend
Like Barbie, Oppenheimer is holding strong at the box office in its second weekend with a drop of just 44 percent.
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Michael Keaton Kicked Off His Time As Batman By Starting A Food Fight In The Studio
Could you imagine throwing mashed potatoes at Batman? Or rather, throwing mashed potatoes at Michael Keaton when he had just been cast as Batman?
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Talk To Me Is This Weekend's Underdog Horror Hit, Scoring A $10 Million Debut
Low-budget Australian horror movie Talk to Me has grabbed hold of horror fans amid a packed weekend at the box office.
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The King Of Jordan's Transformers Fandom Came In Handy For Michael Bay
Director Michael Bay left a trail of cinematic carnage in his wake. Luckily, one man who appreciated those explosions made making a Transformers sequel easier.
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In A Different Universe, Guillermo Del Toro Made Disney's Haunted Mansion Movie
There was a time when we all waited eagerly for more news of Guillermo del Toro's The Haunted Mansion, but the film never came. Why?
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The Forgotten '80s Slasher He Knows You're Alone Will Have You Checking Your Surroundings
You probably haven't seen He Knows You're Alone, but horror fans hungering for a forgotten slasher classic will find a lot to love.
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