Did Titanic Deserve To Sweep The Oscars 25 Years Ago? An Investigation
We take a look back at Titanic's seemingly unsinkable record.
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25 Years Later, We're Still Thinking About That Moment In Titanic Where That Guy Hits The Propeller
It's one of the most effective (and intense) moments in a movie full of them.
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James Cameron Went Out Of His Way To Coach One Of Titanic's Young Actors
He knew exactly what to tell the little boy to help him understand.
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Titanic's Cast Had To Deal With The Hassle Of Historically Accurate Underwear
Titanic's costuming was period accurate, right down to the underclothes.
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Billy Zane Is Titanic's Secret MVP
A great love story requires a worthy foil, and Cal Hockley checks all the boxes.
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Patricia Arquette Had One Problem With Quentin Tarantino's True Romance Script
Patricia Arquette struggled a bit with one particular aspect of Quentin Tarantino's True Romance script.
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25 Years Ago, Titanic Made Me A Moviegoing Rebel
In which a three-hour disaster epic awakens something dangerous (in a good way).
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James Cameron's Primary Reason For Making Titanic Was Diving To The Actual Shipwreck
Titanic allowed James Cameron to fulfill a lifelong dream.
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10 Bittersweet Anti-Valentine's Day Movies That Somehow Restore Your Faith In Romance
Sometimes we don't want a happily ever after film ending. We want an ending that makes us hopeful about the realities of love.
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Nora Ephron's Journalism Skills Came In Handy While Planning When Harry Met Sally
Nora Ephron's inquisitiveness about what transpired in the minds of single men helped launch the film.
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Rob Reiner Wasn't Gung-Ho About Casting Billy Crystal In When Harry Met Sally
The director worried the film would put a strain on his real-life friendship with Crystal.
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Quentin Tarantino's Original True Romance Script Was A Lot More Scrambled
True Romance was almost a lot more like Reservoir Dogs.
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Why Randall Park Opens His New Film Shortcomings With A 'Spoof' Of Crazy Rich Asians
Randall Park's film showcases an alternative side to his own culture.
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The Roman Holiday Scene That Had Audrey Hepburn Crying Genuine Tears
Roman Holiday made Audrey Hepburn a star, but there was some teary work that went into making that happen.
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Here Is Ukraine's President Zelensky As The Voice Of Paddington Bear
If we are kind and polite (and hold our ground against unwarranted Russian invasions), the world will be right.
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Billy Crystal's Spontaneity Gave When Harry Met Sally Its Most Famous Line
'I'll have what she's having!'
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Heath Ledger Channeled Showgirls And Fred Astaire For 10 Things I Hate About You
'He knew he wasn't great, and I think that's the charm of that scene...'
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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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Quentin Tarantino Gave Tony Scott The Choice Between True Romance And Reservoir Dogs
Tony Scott may have directed True Romance, but it has screenwriter Quentin Tarantino's fingerprints all over it.
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The Lobster Ending Explained: Finding The Perfect Match
Does Colin Farrell dash for the seas -- or poke his eyes out?
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The Eerie Connection Between Skinamarink And Twilight Zone: The Movie
How one cartoon short connects two terrifying films.
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Why There Was No Romance On Attack On Titan
The beloved anime series had time for pretty much everything except love.
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The Daily Stream: Ginny & Georgia Is A Perfectly Imperfect Drama With Murder, Romance And A Messy Mother-Daughter Duo
If Gilmore Girls and Big Little Lies had a baby, it would be Ginny & Georgia. It may look idyllic, but this show has blood on its hands.
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The 12 Saddest Moments In Titanic
James Cameron's "Titanic" will be re-released in theaters in February to celebrate its 25th anniversary. Here, we revisit the film's most tragic moments.
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