All Eight Steven Spielberg Sci-Fi Movies, Ranked
Here are all eight of director Steven Spielberg's science fiction movies, ranked from best to worst.
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Christopher Walken's Catch Me If You Can Performance Was A Little Too Good
'He picks up on cosmic messages, and it's shown through his acting.'
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Why Ron Howard Wanted Thirteen Lives To Be A Narrative Film When A Documentary Already Told The True Story
Howard discussed what drew him to the project despite these other movies having covered the same ground.
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Christian Bale Took His Thor: Love And Thunder Role Because His Kids Forced Him To
'They gave me my marching orders, and I dutifully obeyed.'
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Tessa Thompson Explains The Chaos Behind Taika Waititi's Creative Style
'There's a fair amount of organized chaos...'
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The Biggest Unresolved Questions In The IT Franchise
IT left viewers with some pretty big unresolved questions. Here's what we wish we could have known about the Losers cluh and the world of Derry.
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Only Murders In The Building Season 2 Begins With An Intriguing And Hilarious Two-Part Premiere
Time to return to the Arconia.
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How Taika Waititi Forced Guardians Of The Galaxy Director James Gunn To Deal With Space Goats
Space goats, coast to coast.
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The Movies And Shows That Kickstarted Rob Zombie's Love Of The Horror Genre
There's enough here to have the ultimate horror movie marathon.
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How Ron Howard And His Team Recreated The Dangerous Thai Caves For Thirteen Lives
'...we just kept taking notes and building sequences around that.'
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Viggo Mortensen Stared Death In The Face While Making Thirteen Lives
'I managed to get through this tight spot, but...'
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Year Of The Vampire: Interview With The Vampire Imbibed The Spirit Of A Lost Century
Neil Jordan's 1994 adaptation of Anne Rice's Interview With the Vampire is infused with romance and melancholy.
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Neil Gaiman Had To Get Creative While Translating Princess Mononoke
Conveying implicit meaning can get lost in translation.
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One Of Liam Neeson's Least Famous Films Is Also One Of His Favorites
The 1996 biopic is ripe for rediscovery now that Neeson is a household name.
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Pedro Almodovar Making Brokeback Mountain-Like Western With Ethan Hawke And Pedro Pascal
'There will be a showdown between them, but really the story is very intimate.'
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Figuring Out How To Pull Off Return Of The Jedi's Rancor Scene Was An Exhausting Task
'It's time-consuming, but you kind of know what you're going to get.'
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Why Damon Lindelof Waited So Long To Write His Watchmen Series
'Is there a way to take this thing I love and be inspired by it, not erase it, but build upon its foundation?'
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Robert Pattinson Has A Few Baddies In Mind For The Batman's Sequel
There's more to life than the Joker.
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How Star Wars Toy Sales Saved Han Solo's Life
A living Han Solo sells more action figures than a dead Han Solo.
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Without 101 Dalmatians, We Might Not Have Dragon Ball Z
Inspiration can come from unlikely places.
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Terry Gilliam Bet His Career On Keeping 12 Monkeys Under Budget
Constraints can be freeing. It's a shame Gilliam didn't surrender to them more often.
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Daniel Craig Put His Foot Down, And The Result Was Casino Royale's Most Powerful Moment
One of the best scenes in one of the Best James Bond movies is atypical of the whole series.
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Hocus Pocus 2 Teaser: Revisiting The Most Famous (And Fabulous) Witch Sisters In The World
The Sanderson Sisters put a spell on us once again.
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Star Wars: Shadow Of The Sith Rights Wrongs Of The Rise Of Skywalker
Adam Christopher weaves a compelling tale that makes sense of some of the more glaring errors in The Rise of Skywalker.
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Amy Adams' Nightbitch Has Almost The Exact Same Premise As A 2017 Indie Movie
She's a little bit of everything all rolled into one.
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