It Took Almost Every Technique In The Book To Make The Hoverboards Fly In Back To The Future Part II
Sadly, hoverboards are not real, so Robert Zemeckis had to use a mix of special effects to make them fly.
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Alex Borstein Thinks Her Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Character Is A Bit Of A 40-Year-Old Virgin
There's just no time for romance in the life of Susie Myerson.
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The Best TV Shows And Movies Leaving HBO Max In May 2022
Watch fast – some truly great movies are vanishing from HBO Max soon.
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Every Star Trek Show And Movie In Chronological Order
Do you have questions about the complete Star Trek timeline? We've got you.
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Natasha Lyonne Really Learned How To Speak Hungarian For Russian Doll Season 2
In addition to writing, directing, and showrunning, Natasha Lyonne actually learned to speak Hungarian for the show.
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Pacific Rim Kept A Key Part Of Its Old-School Kaiju Movie Roots
Guillermo del Toro ensure that the kaiju of Pacific Rim adhered to a specific design standard inspired by classic monster movies with rubber monster suits.
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How Dracula And Vampires Influenced Other Movie Monsters, From Zombies To Mummies And More
Zombies and mummies both owe their existence in part to the vampire.
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Audrey Hepburn Had To Fight For One Of Breakfast At Tiffany's Most Memorable Scenes
Wherever you're goin', I'm goin' your way...
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Bruce Willis Joined The Fifth Element In The Most Bruce Willis Way Possible
It involved Demi Moore, dinner, and a lucky guest at dessert.
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Tom Hanks' Catch Me If You Can Casting Completely Changed The Story
It will not surprise you to learn that Tom Hanks has strong instincts.
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The Avatar Love Scene We're Still Thinking About
Avatar is a questionably executed story about the impact of colonialism with an even more questionable portrayal of alien sex.
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Pacific Rim Required Guillermo Del Toro To Rewrite His Rules For Filmmaking
'I made a life decision that this movie needed to be huge in scope but run very, very tight on the production.'
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Life Wasn't Easy Behind The Scenes For Pacific Rim's Jaeger Pilots
Piloting a jaeger in the world of Pacific Rim takes great physical and mental strength, but it was pretty grueling on the film's set too.
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How An Experiment On The Alien Set Became One Of Ridley Scott's Weirdest Calling Cards
'Does anybody have an eyedropper full of milk?'
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The Mighty Ducks' Original Script Was Too Dark For Disney's Standards
The Mighty Ducks is a little more edgy than most Disney movies made today, and that's because the original script was a little more dark and mature.
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The Cult-Classic Action Flicks That Inspired Attack The Block
Joe Cornish's South London-set sci-fi movie Attack the Block drew inspiration from movies like The Warriors and Assault on Precinct 13.
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This Was Keir Dullea's Favorite Sequence In 2001: A Space Odyssey
The actor who plays Dr. David Bowman is a fan of The Dawn of Man.
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Stranger Things 4 Trailer: What Fresh Horrors Await The Kids From Hawkins?
Stranger Things is back! Well, almost.
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How Pacific Rim Paid A Surprising Homage To John Wayne
When a robot swaggers like a gunslinger.
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The Northman Review: Robert Eggers Spins A Brutal Viking Epic With A Dash Of Eerie Shakespearean Tragedy
Robert Eggers' bold injection of surreal, brutish artistry into the action epic is a reminder that there's still fresh ground to be trod in the revenge story.
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The Daily Stream: In Heat, Michael Mann Explored The Spaces Between The Typical Crime Film Shootouts
With Heat, Michael Mann assembled an unparalleled cast for the ultimate game of cops and robbers.
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Why Anthony Hopkins Is So Easy To Work With, According To Olivia Colman
Olivia Colman acted alongside Anthony Hopkins in the award-winning Florian Zeller film "The Father," and apparently, he was a breeze to work with.
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Everything Everywhere All At Once Might Not Exist If Not For The Matrix
'This movie is 100 percent a response to The Matrix.'
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Everything Everywhere All At Once Composers Son Lux On Their Epic, 49-Track Score [Interview]
One of the best movies of the year has one of the best soundtracks of the year.
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The Plot Of Star Trek Into Darkness Had To Live Up To Its Price Tag
Making a big-budget movie is sometimes all about compromise.
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Was The Empire Strikes Back Changed Due To Mark Hamill's Car Accident?
It depends on which Star Wars veteran you ask.
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