35 Years Of Hairspray, John Waters' Cleanest Film
A mockery of nostalgia becomes a piece of nostalgia.
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Why Quentin Tarantino Is Dead-Set On Writing Every Film He Directs
For the auteur status of someone like Quentin Tarantino, it makes sense he creates his work with a sensitive, precious touch.
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Who's your favorite Jack Ryan? For Tom Clancy, the creator of the Ryanverse, it wasn't Harrison Ford.
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Val Kilmer's Return As Iceman In Top Gun: Maverick Made Tom Cruise Cry
If it looks like Tom Cruise is fighting back tears in Top Gun: Maverick, that's because he actually was.
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Turning The Great Escape Into A Screenplay Was Easier Said Than Done
'I don't think anybody understood how an escape that doesn't come off could be a picture. I did.'
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Every Roland Emmerich Movie Ranked Worst To Best
Roland Emmerich has directed some great films, including "The Day After Tomorrow," and a few clunkers, too. We rank every movie, from worst to best.
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Cary Grant Thought North By Northwest Had A 'Terrible Script'
Cary Grant got more than he bargained for in Hitchcock's classic.
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District 9 Alien Actor Didn't Know What He Was Filming Until He Saw The Movie's Trailer
Donovan Stinson, who did some of the motion capture work in District 9, didn't even know what he was filming while shooting.
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Eddie Van Halen Was Offered A Role In All Three Bill & Ted Movies
Given Van Halen's influence on the trilogy, they still pay a fitting tribute to the legend.
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John Ford Had To Force Henry Fonda To Say 'Yes' To Young Mr. Lincoln
Fonda had a great deal of reverence for Lincoln. And that was why he couldn't just accept the role.
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Children Of Men Proved Even Masterpieces Can Bomb At The Box Office
Children of Men was a box office bomb, but that doesn't mean it isn't a great movie.
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Hereditary Was The Hardest Job Of Toni Collette's Life
'It was just endlessly emotional,' Toni Collette said of working on the Ari Aster movie.
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One Of The Funniest Scenes In Cocaine Bear Almost Got Neutered
A scene in Cocaine Bear where two 12 year olds try to eat the drugs was 'definitely controversial,' says director Elizabeth Banks.
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Remembering The Time Two Mechanics Stole Charlie Chaplin's Corpse And Held It For Ransom
The Tramp is strangely not the only celebrity corpse to be stolen.
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Kristen Stewart's Fears Actually Attracted Her To Star In Underwater
Kristen Stewart said she 'almost died' filming Underwater.
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Two Of Community's Most Popular Gags Won't Be Returning In The Movie
No paintball this time. According to Dan Harmon, the feature film for Community won't be as predictable or niche as its series counterpart.
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The Original Mean Girls May Not Return For Musical Movie Due To Alleged Pay Dispute
I don't think my father, the inventor of Toaster Strudel, would be too pleased to hear about this.
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Happy Death Day 3 Would Have Been An 'Epic Apocalyptic Adventure' With Horror Elements
The Happy Death Day franchise is criminally underrated, and deserves a third installment.
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HBO Lands Reality, Sydney Sweeney-Led Drama About Imprisoned 'Russiagate' Whistleblower
This take on the imprisoned whistleblower Reality Winner will seemingly ask more questions about her arrest than it answers.
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Star Wars VFX Legend Phil Tippett Helped With Poker Face's Stop-Motion Animation Episode
Oscar-winning visual effects supervisor Phil Tippett created some special little monsters for Rian Johnson's Poker Face.
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The 10 Best Steve Carell Roles That Aren't Michael Scott
While Steve Carell will always be remembered for his starring role in "The Office," the actor has some incredibly underrated performances worth visiting.
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Nigel Hawthorne Had A 'Miserable Experience' Shooting Demolition Man
'When they stopped moving, I knew it was my turn to speak.'
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Ant-Man 3 Set For Marvel's Worst Ever Second Weekend Drop At The Box Office
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is projected to gross $30 million in its second weekend, a steep 72 percent drop from its debut.
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1979's Captain America Was A 'Devastating' Failure For Director Rod Holcomb
Unfortunately for Rod Holcomb, 1979's Captain America was a bit of an embarrassment. Even he knew it.
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Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story: Release Date, Cast, And More
Coming to Netflix in May.
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