The 15 Best Bette Davis Movies, Ranked
"Fasten your seatbelts. It's going to be a bumpy night!" We're taking a glorious ride through the legendary Bette Davis' best films.
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Roger Ebert 'Spilled The Beans' Early For The Directors Cut Of Dark City
In his enthusiasm, Ebert almost torpedoed the very cut of Dark City that he so longed for.
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Actor Donavon Stinson On The Evolution, Difficulties, And Joys Of Motion Capture [Exclusive Interview]
'So you're asking me to defy gravity?'
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The Ants Are Better Than Ever In Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania
Quantumania sets off Phase 5 of the MCU and introduces one of its best villains, sure. But its best depiction is of the highly advanced ant society.
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Martin Scorsese Explains How Shutter Island's Interrogation Scene Is A Key To The Movie
A forced continuity error delivers a big clue to the Leonardo DiCaprio-led film's twist.
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The Daily Stream: A Simple Favor Is A Complicated, Decadent Mystery
Paul Feig's play on the conventions of film noir is everything you could ever want.
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Alita: Battle Angel Didn't Use Much Green Screen, Despite Having A CGI Star
Say what you will about Alita's story, but it's dang near flawless when it comes to the visual effects.
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RRR Director S.S. Rajamouli Takes Issue With How Action Scenes Are Edited In The MCU
S.S. Rajamouli, the director of the 2022 action blockbuster RRR, enjoys watching the MCU movies, but takes issue with one particular quality.
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The Coolest Easter Eggs We Found In Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania
"Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania" is packed with nods to classic comics and connections to the wider MCU. Here are our favorites.
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One Of I Know What You Did Last Summer's Most Famous Scenes Was Directed By A Random Kid
What are you waiting for?
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Quentin Tarantino Shot Like Tony Scott For Pulp Fiction's Big Kahuna Burger Scene
For Pulp Fiction's Big Kahuna burger scene, Quentin Tarantino looked to another director's style for inspiration: Tony Scott.
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Hey, Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania, Enough With The Retractable Helmets
A plot device quickly becomes a gimmick that hurts the film's continuity.
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Why James Gunn Ultimately Sees Dawn Of The Dead As A Movie About Redemption
The film's leads 'start at nothing and they have to become who they really are' in the face of the zombie apocalypse.
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2023 DGA Awards: The Daniels Win The Top Prize For Everything Everywhere All At Once (Full List Of Winners)
Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert took home the top prize at the 2023 DGA Awards; here's the full list of winners.
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The Unrated Movie That Ari Aster 'Regretted Watching' And Helped Inspire Hereditary
The 'level of artifice' in The Cook, the Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover left Aster deeply unsettled.
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The Daily Stream: Ghostbusters II Has Everything - Angry Paintings, A Cute Kid, And Peter MacNicol
Bad sequel? Get out of here!
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Meg Ryan Returning For Top Gun: Maverick Was Never On The Table
Director Joseph Kosinski didn't want every storyline in the sequel to be about 'looking backwards.'
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The Fly Ending Explained: Have You Ever Heard Of Insect Politics?
David Cronenberg's creature feature serves as an allegory for disease, aging, or the degradation of relationships, depending on how you look at it.
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Warwick Davis Filmed A Never-Seen Star Wars Mockumentary As Wicket
Warick wandered around Los Angeles as Wicket in this never-officially-released special.
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Predator Ending Explained: Making Arnie The Underdog
Predator remains an absolute all-timer of an action flick.
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Studio Heads Once Told Salma Hayek Pinault She Would Never Be A Leading Lady
Pinault has always gotten the upper hand, even if it takes her years to do so.
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Jamie Kennedy Thinks His Scream Character May Have Been Based On Quentin Tarantino
Randy probably could've held his own talking movies with Tarantino at Video Archives.
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Ari Aster Sees Midsommar As A Big 'Breakup Opera'
'I think my way into the concept of what an opera is, is that I love melodrama in film.'
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Ari Aster Purposely Tipped His Hat To Don't Look Now With Hereditary
A key scene in Aster's horror film nods to the haunting opening of Nicolas Roeg's thriller.
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Oliver Wood, Cinematographer Behind Face/Off, Morbius, And The Bourne Trilogy, Has Died At 80
Oliver Wood, known for his work on Miami Vice, Die Hard 2, and particularly the Bourne movies, has died following a battle with cancer.
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