25 Years Of Spice World And The Peak Of '90s Girl Power
Colours of the world! (Spice up your life); Every boy and every girl! (Spice up your life); People of the world! (Spice up your life) — Aaaaaahhhhhh...
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Barry Lyndon Ending Explained: They Are All Equal Now
Stanley Kubrick's historical drama still feels ahead of its time.
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Daniel Day-Lewis' Method For Locking Down Lincoln's Voice Required Some Digging
Daniel Day-Lewis' Oscar-winning performance in Lincoln was based on some major research.
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The Avatar Ride At Walt Disney World Had An Avatar 2 Easter Egg The Whole Time
Pandora - The World of Avatar, located in the Disney World theme park Animal Kingdom, features a ride with a sneaky The Way of Water Easter egg!
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Writer Tom Mankiewicz's Unusual Credit On Richard Donner's Superman Movies Landed Him In Trouble
When director Richard Donner gave screenwriter Tom Mankiewicz a special credit on Superman: The Movie, the WGA 'went berserk.'
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12 Movies Like Hereditary That Are Worth Watching
Ari Aster's "Hereditary" set a new standard for cinematic terror. If you like your horror intense and emotional, these movies will keep you up at night.
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Why Paul Henreid's Supporting Role In Casablanca Is So Important To The Movie
The 'third wheel' of the classic film is vitally important to the whole thing working at all.
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Visual Effects Legend Dennis Muren Still Doesn't Know What To Make Of Star Wars' Success
'I was just as surprised as everybody that the effects had this huge response.'
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The Most Impressive Sci-Fi Makeup Transformations Of All Time
Science fiction movies transport us to alien worlds and dystopian futures. Part of the fun of sci-fi is seeing our favorite actors transformed through makeup.
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How Winnie The Pooh: Blood And Honey Turned Pooh And Piglet Into Killers
'...there's no way anyone is going to think this is a child's version of it.'
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Bad Press Review: The Distinctly Native American Documentary Delivers On All Fronts [Sundance]
It educates. It entertains. It empowers. What more could you want?
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An Improvised Line Landed Burgess Meredith The Role Of Rocky's Mickey
Nobody could've brought Mickey to life quite like Burgess Meredith did.
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How A Key Casting Choice Elevates The Terror Of Skinamarink
No one likes to see 4-year-olds suffer.
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John Travolta's Reputation Threw A Wrench In His Research For Saturday Night Fever
He was too recognizable to move through the disco club scene unnoticed.
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Girl Review: A Sensitive, Striking Exploration Of Trauma [Sundance]
Girl explores the weight of trauma with care and respect.
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Tom Cruise Wasn't Thinking In Terms Of Sequels While Making Mission: Impossible 2
The second film in the franchise is very, very different from the first for a reason.
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How A Nightmare On Elm Street Influenced Don Mancini's Child's Play
'A villain with a very distinct sense of humor, who could taunt victims verbally.'
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Young. Wild. Free. Review: A Powerhouse Coming-Of-Age Debut [Sundance]
Watch out world: a major new filmmaker has arrived.
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James Stewart Broke His Own Long-Standing Rule For Frank Capra's Mr. Smith Goes To Washington
We can relate to this one.
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Is There Anybody Out There Review: A Deeply Personal Story Of Disability, Identity, And Self-Love [Sundance]
Ultimately, this is Glendining's story, and she has a right to tell it however she damn well pleases.
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A Shrewd Business Move By Katharine Hepburn Landed James Stewart His Role In The Philadelphia Story
Hepburn's careful maneuvering earned James Stewart his first Academy Award.
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Critically-Panned War Movies That You Should Give A Chance
War movies seem to go down in history as classics or critically panned. Some panned movies, like "Windtalkers" and "Pearl Harbor," deserve a second chance.
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If You Ask Chevy Chase, Barely Anything From Fletch's Script Made It Onto Film
Chevy Chase claims much of Fletch's dialogue came from his own improvisations.
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It Took Three Screenwriting Teams To Write The Avatar Sequels
James Cameron needed a whole team of writers to create Avatar: The Way of Water.
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How Taking TV Acting Gigs Prepared David Cronenberg For Crimes Of The Future
Cronenberg knew he had to face the COVID question, and chose to do so head-on.
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