'Solo' Firing Explained: Why Lucasfilm Replaced Lord And Miller With Ron Howard
Details have emerged about the Solo firing. Here's why Lucasfilm decided to replace Lord and Miller with Ron Howard on the new Star Wars spin-off film.
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She-Hulk Star Tatiana Maslany Auditioned For A Very Different Marvel Character
She could've been Venom's girlfriend!
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Birdemic 3: Sea Eagle Trailer: The Birdemic Is Back, But With Sea Eagles, Apparently
Yes, they made another Birdemic movie, and yes, we will watch it.
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Jurassic World Dominion's Biggest Challenge For Its Chase Sequence Had Nothing To Do With Dinosaurs
Nothing is real, and everything is made with the magic of VFX.
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The Bourne Supremacy Paid Off Russian Cops To Shoot The Moscow Car Chase With No Permit
The things you do to film one of the greatest action scenes ever...
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The Fake Dinosaurs Of Jurassic Park III Could Actually Kill You
Stan Winston and his team weren't messing around.
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Robin Williams Was His Own Harshest Critic In Good Morning, Vietnam
The toughest audience is one that isn't there.
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Why She-Hulk: Attorney At Law Eliminated Many Of Its Courtroom Scenes
'And one thing that we all realized very slowly was none of us are that adept at writing, you know, rousing trial scenes.'
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Jurassic World Dominion VFX Supervisor Talks Combining Digital With Practical Effects And Putting Dinosaurs Into The Real World [Interview]
David Vickery tells us about using miniatures, LED screens, good old-fashioned CGI, and more to bring the dinos to life in the new movie.
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Which Version Of Jurassic World Dominion You Should Watch, According To Director Colin Trevorrow
This probably won't surprise you.
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The Great American Baking Show, A Spin-Off Of Bake Off, Is Headed To Roku With Ellie Kemper
Let's hope there are no soggy bottoms.
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Ferrari: Everything We Know So Far About Michael Mann's Enzo Ferrari Biopic
Adam Driver stars in the upcoming film, which has been in development for decades.
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Only Murders In The Building Fans Will Want To Watch These 10 Steve Martin And Martin Short Movies Next
These films will send your love of Only Murders in the Building in a whole new direction when you see just how much the duo has accomplished.
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The Truman Show Script Started Out Darker Than You Probably Realize
'It so resonated with me, that tragic nature of it.'
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Abomination Showed Up In Shang-Chi Because Of His She-Hulk Role
'I don't know if they had any plans but it was a story I wanted to tell so I just put it in there.'
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Sci-Fi Masterpieces With Endings We Love To Complain About
An awkward ending can derail even the best movie. These sci-fi classics failed to stick the landing in a variety of frustrating and disappointing ways.
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Anchorman Director Adam McKay Almost Made A Movie Out Of The Boys
It's hard to imagine Adam McKay's The Boys, let alone as a feature film.
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Batman Vs. Superman, The Old Man And The Gun, And More Projects Wolfgang Petersen Almost Directed
Truly, it's fascinating to think of what might have been.
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The Daily Stream: Heavyweights Understood Fat Characters Better In 1995 Than Hollywood Does Today
Heavyweights was a rallying cry for fat kids and it's still excellent 30 years later.
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The Sandman Composer David Buckley Breaks Down Highlights From Season 1 [Spoiler Interview]
The composer of The Sandman talks about finding the right musical vibe for the new Netflix series.
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There Was A Secret Second Actor Playing Gimli In The Lord Of The Rings
'I just ended up in this really crazy state of consciousness.'
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Superhero Bits: Mark Ruffalo On A World War Hulk Movie, Batgirl's Composer Speaks Out & More
Batgirl had 90 minutes of a soundtrack written already before the plug was pulled, and more recent superhero news.
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With Das Boot, Wolfgang Petersen Directed The Single Greatest Submarine Movie Ever Made
"Had Petersen retired after Das Boot, we'd be referring to him in the reverent tones reserved for a one-and-done phenomenon..."
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