The Mitchells Vs The Machines Pushed The Limits Of The Tech From Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse
The Mitchells vs. the Machines is a worthy successor to Spider-Man: Into Spider-Verse, and may have even been more challenging to make.
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How The Cast Of National Lampoon's Animal House Found Themselves In An Actual Frat House Brawl
The National Lampoon's Animal House actors were basically method acting.
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Why The Last Goodbye Was The Perfect Send-Off For Peter Jackson's Tolkien Movies
The song beautifully connects the lyrics to Bilbo's emotional journey across two trilogies.
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Working With Alfred Hitchcock On The Wrong Man Wasn't The Surefire Win Henry Fonda Hoped It Might Be
The Alfred Hitchcock film The Wrong Man was an unconventional picture from the director — and its leading man, Henry Fonda.
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The Kang Variants Are 'Warring Amongst Themselves' In Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania features an all-new kind of villain in the MCU: Kang, who is warring with himself as much as with the heroes.
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James Cameron's Prescient Strange Days Ideas Were Born Even Earlier Than You'd Think
'It was practically a novel, [but] it needed structure. It was so Byzantine and had so much in it.'
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Alice Darling Review: Anna Kendrick Quietly Spins Off The Deep End In This Powerful Abuse Narrative
Alice Darling is ultimately a story of hope and liberation.
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Angelina Jolie Considers Hackers Her First Real Movie Role
It may not have been her first film role, but Angelina Jolie considers her role in Hackers to be her earliest big impression.
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How Keanu Reeves Learned The Surfer 'Life-Style' In The Lead-Up To Point Break
Hopefully, his stinkbug style has improved over the years.
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Bette Davis And Joan Crawford Weren't Considered 'Bankable' Enough For What Ever Happened To Baby Jane
Imagine the exasperated sighs of the studio execs who refused to bankroll the film after it earned back its budget in just one weekend.
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This Gattaca Moment Became Ethan Hawke's Favorite Line He's Ever Said In A Movie
Gattaca is a fantastic film for more than just its wonderful writing.
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A Test Screening Saved Adam Sandler's Billy Madison From Studio Interference
The version of Billy Madison we got almost never happened because the studio originally had mixed feelings. Thank god for audience test scores!
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Why Roy Scheider Turned Down The Deer Hunter, According To Producer Thom Mount
Hot off of the hit Jaws, Roy Scheider had his eye on appearing in Michael Cimino's The Deer Hunter next.
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The 12 Best German Horror Movies Ranked
From Expressionist classics to New Wave thrillers, these terrifying German horror films will have you on the edge of your seat.
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Keanu Reeves And Alex Winter Fought For The Wild Plot Of Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey
Long live the Wyld Stallyns!
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Box Office Hit Or Box Office Bomb? A Rough Guide To The Mysteries Of Movie Math
There's more to box office success than ticket sales surpassing the production budget. Let's dig into the tangled web of Hollywood accounting.
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Director Frank Darabont Gives Ted Turner Partial Credit For The Shawshank Redemption's Success
'The trick was getting people to see it.'
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Oliver Stone's Platoon Was Such A Global Hit, Nearly Half Its Revenue Came From International Film Rights
War movies being released worldwide can be a legitimate form of geopolitical soft power, even when they're a critique on the war itself.
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David Cronenberg Never Would Have Written The Shrouds If It Hadn't Been For Netflix
Are streamers killing indie cinema, or is Netflix a lifeline for ground-breaking filmmaking? David Cronenberg is all for the changing tides.
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Humphrey Bogart's Legacy Made Robert Altman Hesitant To Take The Long Goodbye
'If you say 'Philip Marlowe,' people just think of Humphrey Bogart.'
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Even Off-Camera, Jack Nicholson Went Full Tilt For A Few Good Men
When Jack Nicholson had the option to be off camera in certain scenes while filming in A Few Good Men, the actor proved why he's a legend.
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Bringing In A New Director Cost Tombstone A Sizeable Chunk Of Its Crew
The 1993 western Tombstone released in time for Christmas — but at what cost?
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Bela Lugosi's Follow-Up To Dracula Featured A Scene Too Disturbing To Keep In The Film
'We shall know if you are to be the Bride of Science!'
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The X-Men Timeline Explained
The onscreen journey of the X-Men is more twisted than their DNA. Have no fear. We're here to unravel the Merry Mutants' convoluted timeline.
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Winona Ryder Viewed Keanu Reeves As A Savior Of Sorts On The Bram Stoker's Dracula Set
Keanu Reeves continues to be Hollywood's sweetheart.
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