Mortal Kombat's Creators Couldn't Believe Anyone Would Want To Make It A Movie
At least one producer kept hearing that the Mortal Kombat movie was going to finish him.
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Joaquin Phoenix Had A Tense Scene In Signs That Made M. Night Shyamalan Laugh
According to Shyamalan, that was the intended reaction for the scene.
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Why Alan Ruck Was Working At Sears After Shooting Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Thank goodness the journey from Sears landed at Succession.
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Dame Maggie Smith Wasn't Exactly Thrilled With Her Downton Abbey Role
She deserves a week-end.
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The 2023 Academy Awards Will Be Hosted In March Of Next Year
The 2023 Academy Awards will be held in March next year; here's the Oscar season schedule and timeline.
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Jerrod Carmichael Had One Goal In Mind While Making On The Count Of Three
Jerrod Carmichael's feature film debut On The Count Of Three is all about the balancing act: dark and light.
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The Usual Suspects Ending Explained: The Greatest Trick The Devil Ever Pulled
Sometimes the devil is hiding in plain sight.
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Why Stephen King Didn't Care If 1408 Flopped
Esteemed horror author Stephen King was never concerned about the movie adaptation of 1408 (which turned out to be a huge hit regardless).
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Alexander Skarsgård And Dane DeHaan Will Play Reluctant Tiger Hunters In The Tiger
The film sounds like it could have some Ghost and the Darkness vibes about it.
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Scream 6 Script Is 'Really Good,' Courteney Cox Teases
Fingers crossed that the quick turnaround doesn't equate to a lousy end product.
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Lulu Wang Wasn't Going To Let Studio Demands Derail Her Plan For The Farewell
Thank goodness Lulu Wang made a list of things that wouldn't be open for negotiation with studio executives.
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Superman & Lois Had To Look Outside The Arrowverse To Find Its Inspiration
The inspiration wasn't so much superpowered as it was super cute.
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Why Gedde Watanabe Thinks His Breakout Sixteen Candles' Role Is Bittersweet
Gedde Watanabe played the problematic character Long Duk Dong, but even in retrospect, he doesn't completely condemn the pivotal role in his career.
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Superhero Bits: The Zack Snyder Oscars Controversy, The Boys Season 3 Poster & More
In this edition of Superhero Bits, Zack Snyder fans rigged the Oscars fan-favorite polls, Sam Raimi won't direct Tom Holland's Spider-Man 4, and more!
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Monstrous Review: Christina Ricci Struggles To Imbue Life Into Dull Thriller
Christina Ricci deserves better.
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Bullet Train Director David Leitch Wanted Lady Gaga To Play One Of His Assassins
Lady Gaga almost appeared in the upcoming David Leitch movie Bullet Train — but alas, things didn't work out.
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15 Best Matt Damon Movies Ranked
Rising to fame in the late 1990s, Matt Damon is one of the most talented actors of his generation. We're taking a deep dive into his best movies.
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The Spider-Man Comic Book Storyline That Would Make A Great Horror Movie
Bringing in a new, terrifying villain to turn the next Spider-Man film into more of a horror movie might be the way to go.
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Awkwafina's Audition For The Farewell Wasn't What Lulu Wang Was Expecting
Awkwafina surprised everyone with an outstanding dramatic turn in the Sundance selected indie drama The Farewell, including director Lulu Wang.
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The Daily Stream: Step Brothers Is A Silly, Raucous Classic That Demands All Your Laughter
It's the f***ing Catalina Wine Mixer.
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Magnum P.I., Chuck Lorre's B Positive And United States Of Al Among CBS Cancellations
The TV cancelation news continues.
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Daily Podcast: Obi-Wan Kenobi Expectations And Predictions
In today's /Film Daily, Peter and Ryan chat about their expectations for Obi-Wan Kenobi.
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Schindler's List Helped Renew Steven Spielberg's Faith In Filmmaking
'...this was going to be something that was going to change my life.'
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South Park's Matt And Trey Have Ambitious Expectations For Their 14 Paramount+ Movies
Matt Stone and Trey Parker have a massive movie deal with Paramount+, planning to release two South Park specials a year for seven years.
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