Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One Behind-The-Scenes Look Stages The Biggest Stunt In Cinema History
Tommy Cruise is at it again.
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Oppenheimer Trailer: Christopher Nolan Enters The Atomic Age In His New Biopic
The trailer for the latest Christopher Nolan film is here.
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Antonio Banderas Talks Puss In Boots: The Last Wish, Bilingual Performances, And More [Exclusive Interview]
"We had a lot of fun making ourselves laugh during the recording sessions. That's always a good sign..."
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How Philip Seymour Hoffman Would 'Rib' Patrick Fugit On The Set For Almost Famous
Patrick Fugit, who played wide-eyed teenage journalist William Miller in Almost Famous, learned a lot from co-star Philip Seymour Hoffman.
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Before James Gunn Set Out To Reboot Superman, He Produced A Brutal Horror Movie That Eviscerated The Very Concept
James Gunn already gave us a new spin on the Superman mythos by producing the super-powered horror film Brightburn, and it rules!
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Is Avatar: The Way Of Water's High Frame Rate The Future Of Cinema?
The controversial format is hugely improved in James Cameron's new film, and it could be here to stay.
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Even Vin Diesel's Most Over-The-Top XXX Stunts Were Somehow Grounded In Reality
'What if I could do that?'
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John Astin Claims The Original Addams Family Ended Thanks To Adam West's Batman
If you ask the original Gomez Addams, The Caped Crusader might be responsible for the end of The Addams Family series.
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After The Way Of Water, Good Luck Arguing Avatar Has No Cultural Footprint
Bring on those sequels.
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Avatar: The Way Of Water Spoiler Review: A Gorgeous Cinematic Experience That Tries To Transcend Storytelling
It's a hell of a thing, this movie. It defies all logic.
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How Avatar: The Way Of Water Made Riding An Alien Creature Look As Real As Possible
In Way of Water, Cameron kitbashed giant alien sea creatures by combining a Flyboard, a submarine, and an honest-to-god Harrier jet.
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The MCU's Kang The Conquerer Will Differ From The Comic Version In Some Key Ways
'While we live very linear lives, from childhood to death, Kang doesn't exist that way.'
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John Lithgow Purposefully Bombed His Joker Audition For Tim Burton's Batman
How does he feel about passing up the role of the Joker? In John Lithgow's own words: actors are not necessarily smart people.
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How Christopher Nolan Used Daylight To Make Insomnia Feel Even Darker
Nolan's ingenious use of darkness and light in Insomnia is what makes it his most criminally underrated film.
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Toy Story 3 Ending Explained: So Long, Partner
Get ready for the most emotional children's movie of your life.
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The Larry Sanders Show Taught Steve Levitan How To Make Reboot Feel 'Real'
If TV writers couldn't authentically describe what a writers' room is like, after all, then who could?
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The Meticulous Planning That Went Into The Raid: Redemption's Martial Arts Mayhem
The fight scenes in The Raid: Redemption benefited from Gareth Evans' meticulous planning.
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How Robert Altman Used A Single John Williams Tune To Flesh Out The Long Goodbye
Thanks, John Williams.
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Avatar: The Way Of Water Swims To A $435 Million Global Opening Weekend
Avatar: The Way of Water is gobbling up box office dollars like a space whale swimming through a school of space krill.
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The Outlaw Controversy Explained: Howard Hughes Vs. The Censors
You might remember this story from The Aviator.
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Clark Gable Fought John Huston To Save Marilyn Monroe's The Misfits Role
It was not an easy film shoot.
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Who Is Kiri's Father In Avatar: The Way Of Water? Here's What We Think
Could it be a space whale?
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Superman: The Animated Series Had A Problem That Introducing Darkseid Was Meant To Solve
Superman's rogues gallery isn't as colorful as Batman's. This meant bringing in a whole cadre of striking villains, including Darkseid.
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Han Solo Moments In Star Wars That We'll Never Get Tired Of Watching
From smuggler to general in the service of the Rebellion, Han Solo has the most compelling arc in the "Star Wars" saga. These are his best moments.
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High And Low Ending Explained: Heaven And Hell In Japan
'Why do you think we have to hate each other?'
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Christian Bale Somehow Got His Hands On The Prestige's Script Without Christopher Nolan Knowing
One might think that since they worked together prior, Nolan wrote the part of Alfred Borden with Christian Bale in mind. But that wasn't the case.
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James Mangold's Cop Land Wouldn't Have Been Made Without A Little Help From Sundance
Without Sundance Labs, we might not have gotten Cop Land.
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