Predator's Cast Wasn't Faking Their Military Bona Fides
The cast in Predator really knew their way around the jungle, thanks to some real-life military training.
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Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 3 Review: The Animated Series Is As Funny And Adventurous As Ever
The animated comedy series is becoming more and more interested in just being Star Trek, and that's okay.
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Pocahontas Put The Lion King's Production At A Major Disadvantage
At the time, everyone thought The Lion King was less than a sure thing.
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Mark Duplass Thinks He Knows Why Audiences Connected With Creep
'"The approach this time was to make sure we maintained that sense of childlike play...'
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Paddy Considine Breaks Down Those Two Pivotal Scenes In House Of The Dragon's First Episode
'It was a very, very long day and it was very, very emotional.'
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Karl Urban Struck A Careful Balance When It Came To Playing Star Trek's Bones
He had large space boots to fill.
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Why Cary Grant Had To Turn Down Dial M For Murder
Hitchcock wanted Grant to play the husband, but things didn't work out that way.
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Why Evil Dead II Couldn't Use Footage From Its Own Franchise
Director Sam Raimi had to get creative, the results speak for themselves.
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Virginia Patton Moss, Actress Who Played Ruth In It's A Wonderful Life, Has Died At 97
The last surviving adult cast member from Frank Capra's It's a Wonderful Life, Virginia Patton Moss, has died at the age of 97.
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How Mufasa's Death In The Lion King Broke The Rules Of Disney
Everyone remembers when they saw Mufasa die in The Lion King, and that harrowing scene actually broke one of Disney's key rules for their movies at the time.
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Brad Pitt Was Building His Fury Backstory Long Before Filming Began
Fury star Brad Pitt learned that preparing for a David Ayer movie can be just as intense as actually filming it.
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The Film Script That Left Jack Nicholson In Tears
Few filmmakers let Jack Nicholson truly explore quite like James L. Brooks.
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Every Saw Movie Ranked Worst To Best
"I want to play a game" With those words, Leigh Whannell and James Wan created a horror franchise for the new millennium. These are the "Saw" films, ranked.
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TV, Interrupted: Post-Zombie Apocalypse Series In The Flesh Was Buried Too Soon
Critically-acclaimed zombie drama In the Flesh fell prey to BBC budget cuts before it had a chance to finish its story.
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The 12 Best Billy Bob Thornton Movies, Ranked
For over two decades, Billy Bob Thornton has been one of cinema's most unique talents. These are our choices for his best film.
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Morgan Freeman's Favorite Role Is One He Never Wanted To Repeat
Morgan Freeman's favorite role is probably not the one you're thinking of.
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Shooting In Color Caused Some Problems Behind The Scenes Of Singin' In The Rain
Nothing is more beautiful, or trickier to shoot, than three-strip Technicolor film.
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Monty Python And The Holy Grail's Success In America Was All About Timing
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Why Nora Ephron Was 'A Very Significant Figure' In Natasha Lyonne's Story
Nora Ephron! What a concept.
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Becoming Bane For The Dark Knight Rises Took Its Toll On Tom Hardy
Hardy forced his body into a demanding transformation to play the typically jacked-up villain with massive arms.
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Boardwalk Empire's Creator Saw It As The 'Flip Side' Of The Sopranos
'This was literally the beginning of organized crime.'
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The Daily Stream: Burning Funnels Life's Ambiguities Into A Simmering Psychological Thriller
The world is a mystery in Burning, a psychological thriller in which a young man reconnects with an old acquaintance ... who then disappears without a trace.
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The Morning Show Season 3: Everything We Know So Far About The Return Of The Series
Multiple relevant themes, including cancel culture and power exploitation, have been explored so far, and season 3 is expected to follow suit.
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Kirk Douglas Was Thankful Stanley Kubrick Stuck To His Guns With Paths Of Glory
Stanley Kubrick's Paths of Glory is an infamously bleak anti-war film, but its infamous ending would have been sanitized if it weren't for Kirk Douglas.
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The Black Phone Villain Was Originally Going To Be A Clown, But Then IT Happened
The Grabber's magician persona and creepy devil mask in The Black Phone were born out of efforts to avoid Pennywise comparisons.
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