Jenna Ortega In Talks To Star In Beetlejuice 2
Jenna Ortega may be reuniting with Tim Burton for the long-awaited sequel to Beetlejuice.
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Bette Davis Claims Joan Crawford Cost Her The Oscar For Her Role As Baby Jane
Bette Davis and Joan Crawford both gave exquisite performances in Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? But one of them could have been Oscar winning.
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Pitch Black Followed The Example Set By Lord Of The Rings And Mad Max
Pitch Black wasn't supposed to be a trilogy ... until it was.
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Bette Davis Begged William Wyler To Come Out Of Retirement For One Last Film
William Wyler and Bette Davis made some of the best movies of their respective careers together, but it seems they could have made one more.
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Daniel Day-Lewis Does Not Like John Wayne (But Was Inspired By Robert De Niro)
Daniel Day-Lewis is less than impressed by the Duke.
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The 15 Best Natalie Portman Movies Ranked
Oscar-winner Natalie Portman has been a major Hollywood presence for over 25 years, always reinventing herself. Here are her 15 greatest movies, ranked.
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Pedro Pascal Improvised The Pillow Scene From The Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent
Let's be honest - we all want that Nic Cage sequin pillow.
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Bert I. Gordon Was The Greatest B-Movie Filmmaker You Never Heard Of
Mr. B.I.G., who passed away at 100 years of age this month, was behind several schlocky, outsized films of the '50s, '60s, and '70s.
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Does The MCU Need So Many Sequels? Bob Iger Doesn't Think So
It's all about quality over quantity.
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The Super Mario Bros. Movie Trailer: Behold Chris Pratt's Mario In Nintendo's New Animated Film
It's a-him, Chris Pratt as Mario.
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Michael B. Jordan Looking To Prime Video To Expand The Creed Universe With Movies, TV Series
The Creed-Verse is only going to grow.
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Why Braveheart Is Considered One Of The Most Historically Inaccurate Films Ever
Braveheart may be a rousing epic, but its depiction of real events leaves something to be desired, giving us a hodgepodge of history and make-believe.
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One John Wayne Western Influenced Steven Spielberg More Than Any Other Film
John Ford's The Searchers continues to inspire the filmmaker to this day.
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Pedro Pascal Reveals His Mount Rushmore Of Nicolas Cage Movies
Every Nicolas Cage movie is a great Nicolas Cage movie.
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A What If...? Season 2 Episode Will Introduce A New Mohawk Superhero To The MCU
The character, Kahhori, was created in close collaboration with members of the Mohawk Nation.
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65 Directors Beck/Woods Reveal The Secret Of Making An Effective Monster Movie [Exclusive Interview]
'A great monster movie has to be dramatically supported by a good idea, a good concept, by great characters. It's not enough to just have a cool design.'
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Mason Gooding Thought His Character Was Dying In Scream 5
Whether you survive or get a cool death, you always win from being in a Scream movie.
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Over 50 Years Later, Fiddler On The Roof And Topol's Performance Are More Relevant Than Ever
Norman Jewison's classic 1971 musical still speaks to the problems in the world today.
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Memoria Review: Past And Present Collide With A Contemplative Sonic Boom
Memoria is a wandering experience through overlapping planes of existence.
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Here's Our First Look At Natalie Portman As Mighty Thor
Welcome back to the MCU, Natalie Portman.
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Chaim Topol, Fiddler On The Roof Star And Memorable James Bond Ally, Dead At 87
May his memory be a blessing.
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Sequels That Ignored The Previous Movie's Ending
Even when a movie is part of a franchise, it doesn't always follow the established continuity. Here are sequels that ignored the endings of the earlier films.
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Digman! Trailer: Andy Samberg Is A Washed-Up Indiana Jones Type In Animated Comedy Show
The only dating he's interested in ... is carbon dating.
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The Big Lebowski's TV Edit Contains The Greatest (And Strangest) Censorship Moment Of All Time
When The Big Lebowski aired on Comedy Central, it was censored, and for good reason: the film's dialogue couldn't pass FCC regulations.
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Mel Brooks First Words To Gene Wilder Were A Joke About Urine
That Mel Brooks couldn't ever hold his cheeky humor at bay.
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