Kurt Russell Wrote Escape From L.A.'s Most Meta Moment Himself
Kurt Russell is probably the only person John Carpenter trusts to make creative changes, like he did for Escape From L.A.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Alien Franchise
If you think there are only six films in the Alien franchise, you're sorely mistaken. Here's the correct order to watch the entire series, including shorts.
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How Dune 2's Final Fight Between Timothée Chalamet And Austin Butler Came Together
Dune: Part Two director Denis Villeneuve tweaked the final fight between Paul (Timothée Chalamet) and Feyd-Rautha (Austin Butler) to raise the stakes.
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Dune 2's Harkonnen Spice Harvester Required Massive Machinery For Practical Effects
The Dune: Part Two team went above and beyond to add tactility to the Harkonnen spice harvester scene, creating gigantic legs for the actors to interact with.
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The 10 Best Pixar Characters, Ranked
With Inside Out 2 now in theaters, let's take a look at the 10 best Pixar characters from the company's nearly 30-year history. Did your favorite make the list?
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The First Story Details For New Jurassic World Movie Are Here, And Kind Of Boring
The first story details for the new Jurassic World movie, which might be called Jurassic City, are here. And they're kind of predictable.
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Godzilla X Kong's Lack Of Dialogue, Explained By The Director
There are long stretches of Godzilla x Kong without dialogue, as director Adam Wingard intentionally set out to make a nonverbal blockbuster.
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The 10 Greatest Lines In Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, Ranked
Lady and gentlemens, start your engines! Here are the best line deliveries in Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga.
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Where Have All The Memorable Movie Themes Gone? Hollywood Composers Speak Out [Exclusive]
What happened to the memorable, hummable movie themes that used to populate American blockbusters? We spoke with several Oscar-winning composers to find out.
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Star Wars: The Acolyte Finally Explains The True Beginning Of The Jedi Downfall
Star Wars: The Acolyte episode 3 seems to be showing us where the Jedi started to make the mistakes that led to their eventual downfall in the prequels.
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Star Wars: The Acolyte Suggests Anakin Skywalker's Virgin Birth Might Not Be The First
Star Wars: The Acolyte seems to suggest that Anakin Skywalker's conception from midi-chlorians and the Force may not be the first instance of such a birth.
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Godzilla X Kong Passes Skull Island At The Box Office As New King Of The MonsterVerse
It's good to be the king (of the monsters), with Godzilla x Kong now the highest-grossing MonsterVerse film at the box office.
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The High Republic: Temptation Of The Force Shows That Love Is What The Jedi Need To Save The Star Wars Galaxy
The Star Wars book The High Republic: Temptation of the Force is a love story with a direct connection to The Acolyte.
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The Wild Robot Footage Reaction: Visuals So Good You'll Think It's A Still Painting [Annecy]
Chris Sanders' animated film The Wild Robot looks astonishing based on the new trailer and footage we saw at the Annecy Animation Film Festival.
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Zack Snyder's Rebel Moon Director's Cut Is Coming To Netflix (If That's Your Thing)
Zack Snyder's Rebel Moon director's cut is headed to Netflix this summer, if you care at all.
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C-3PO Met A Gruesome End In Early Versions Of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
Remember the heart scene in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom? Something similar almost happened to C-3PO in Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back.
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Videodrome's James Woods Filmed Part Of The Horror Movie Without Telling His Agent
Videodrome is one of the best horror films of the 1980s, and actor James Woods helped director David Cronenberg find the film's ending.
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How Christopher Nolan's Take On Batman Inspired Legendary's Godzilla Revamp
The success of Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy inspired gritty reboots of other iconic characters, and Godzilla was one of them.
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The Underlying Question That Guided Matt Damon And Ridley Scott Through The Martian
Matt Damon had some questions for Ridley Scott on how to find the tonal balance of The Martian.
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Tom Cruise Pays Tribute To His Best Sci-Fi Movie For Its 10th Anniversary
Tom Cruise marked the 10th anniversary of what many consider to be his best sci-fi movie.
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How Total Recall Created Sci-Fi Mutant Kuato Without An Ounce Of CGI
Total Recall's mutant revolutionary Kuato is one of many impressive non-CGI effects that the wonderful Rob Bottin provided for Paul Verhoeven's sci-fi film.
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Godzilla Minus One Used A Surprisingly Small Amount Of VFX
Godzilla Minus One features way fewer VFX shots than most of its contemporaries, but you wouldn't know it from watching the kaiju flick.
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Dune 2 Used Video Game Tech And Infrared Cameras To Perfect The Harkonnen Arena Fight
Dune: Part Two cinematographer Greig Fraser leaned not only on infrared technology to capture the film's memorable arena fight, but on video game tech as well.
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Dune's Josh Brolin Had A Gassy Habit When It Came To The Ornithopter
Dune actor Josh Brolin's habit of farting in the ornithopter made things easier for his costar Sharon Duncan-Brewster.
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Input From Steven Spielberg Completely Changed Cowboys & Aliens' Main Antagonist
Cowboys & Aliens may not be the most memorable sci-fi action movie out there, but Steven Spielberg left an impression on the film's alien villain.
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Kirstie Alley Acted Unprofessionally On Star Trek II And She Knew It
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan was Kirstie Alley's first major acting gig, but she was, by her own admittance, 'unprepared' for the film.
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Deep Impact's Sci-Fi Premise Was More Science Than Fiction
Mimi Leder's 1998 disaster film employed a planetary scientist and physics professor to help make Deep Impact's sci-fi assertions as accurate as possible.
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