Finding The Right Look For Harrison Ford Was A Tall Order For The Yellowstone Crew
From swashbuckling adventure to the great Western frontier, all Harrison Ford needs is the right hat to take on the role.
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The Renfield Trailer Features Two Classic Dracula Easter Eggs
There's also a delightful nod to another Tod Browning classic film.
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Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon Is Returning To Theaters In February
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon deserves to be seen on as big a screen as possible.
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Rashomon Ending Explained: The Truth Is Often Mutable And Ambivalent
Rashomon is a twisty tale of the unguessable, subjective nature of truth.
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How Raccoons In A Bathtub Helped Set The Tone For Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
Don't forget about the chimpanzees in the office.
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Frank Oz Was 'Shocked' By Star Wars: The Last Jedi's Plan For Bringing Yoda Back
Yoda came back, baby! And in full puppet form.
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George Lucas' Ideas For Indiana Jones Caused No Shortage Of 'Suffering' For Harrison Ford
'George [Lucas] insisted on the leather jacket and the wide-brimmed felt hat, even though we were in Tunisia in 120-degree heat.'
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The Sadness Wanted To Take The Concept Of Garth Ennis' Crossed Even Further
The Sadness depicts profoundly disturbing subject matter, some of which is discussed in this article.
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From The Black Phone To M3GAN, Two Sisters Are Taking Over Modern Horror
Violet and Madeleine McGraw have already staked out their space in the modern pantheon of horror history.
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The Four Different Versions Of Army Of Darkness Explained
Good. Bad. The Director's Cut is the one you want to watch.
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Why Quentin Tarantino's Casino Royale Never Got Made
The Broccolis got a license to kill Tarantino's adaptation
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Bette Davis' Casting In All About Eve Changed The Entire Way Her Character Was Portrayed
Can you imagine Claudette Colbert playing Margo? It almost happened.
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Revenge Of The Sith's Original Younglings Massacre Scene Was Too 'Horribly Violent' For Star Wars
The scene would have actually shown Anakin running his lightsaber through those unsuspecting younglings, which is not very wizard, Annie.
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The Fake Documentary That Backfired On M. Night Shyamalan's The Village
'The Buried Secret of M. Night Shyamalan' should have stayed buried.
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What Babylon And Paul Thomas Anderson's Boogie Nights Have In Common — And How They Go In Totally Separate Directions
Damien Chazelle's newest film, Babylon, takes inspiration from Paul Thomas Anderson's Boogie Nights — with one key difference.
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Martin Scorsese Says The 'Clouds Lifted' On Cinema's 'Dark Days' When He Watched Tar
Scorsese is a TÁRhead.
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Shows Like How I Met Your Mother Comedy Fans Should Check Out
The comedic DNA of "How I Met Your Mother" can be found in other shows old and new. In some cases, it's obvious, and in other cases, it's not at all.
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Superhero Bits: New DC Universe Slate To Be (Partially) Revealed Soon, IMAX Enhanced Audio On Disney+ & More
Plus, several Arrowverse guest stars are returning for the final season of 'The Flash.'
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The Empire Strikes Back Was A Massive Undertaking For The Star Wars Sound Department
Perhaps one of the finest technical achievements from the Star Wars franchise is the sonic soundscape created for The Empire Strikes Back.
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The Pale Blue Eye Director Scott Cooper On Writing For His Closest Pal, Christian Bale [Exclusive Interview]
'I tend to write for Christian's internal life because I spend a lot of time with him off set.'
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John Wayne's Attempt To Break Out Of Westerns Led To One Of The Lowest Points In His Career
'In six months exhibitors wouldn't touch a John Wayne [movie] with a 10-foot pole.'
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Now You See Me 3: Everything We Know So Far About The Next Four Horsemen Heist
Now You See Me 3 was greenlit in 2016, but maybe the greatest magic trick of all was the fact that Now You See Me is a franchise.
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Why Harrison Ford Took The Risk Of Playing A 'Villain' For What Lies Beneath
Harrison Ford played against type in Robert Zemeckis' 2000 thriller film What Lies Beneath.
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Why Colin Farrell Felt The Lobster Was One Of His Least Risky Films
You can always count on Yorgos Lanthimos to make, well, a Yorgos Lanthimos movie.
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Guillermo Del Toro Reveals Why He Made One Key Change To The Story Of Pinocchio
Who's the real puppet?
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Kurt Russell Sees A Pirate Captain Quality In Quentin Tarantino's Directing Style
After working with Quentin Tarantino several times, Kurt Russell has a good sense of the filmmaker.
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