Power Naps Were Mel Brooks' Key To Problem Solving On Spaceballs
Mel Brooks understands the power of a good nap.
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Paul Verhoeven Took A Very Serious Approach To Starship Troopers' B-Movie Premise
It's a seemingly silly film that asks very serious questions.
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Conquest Of The Planet Of The Apes Had To Change Its Ending To Avoid An R-Rating
They really should've just left well enough alone.
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Blade Runner's Journey From Book To Screen Technically Started With Martin Scorsese
Scorsese was dreaming about electric sheep well before Ridley Scott.
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10 Books To Read If You Love The Matrix
If you loved "The Matrix" franchise, there are plenty of books out there ready to sweep you into other worlds. Some of them actually inspired "The Matrix."
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George Lucas' Decision To Make The Star Wars Prequels Was 'Driven By Technology'
'I didn't want to tell a limited story.'
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Why Mark Hamill Preferred Tatooine's Heat To Hoth's Frigid Cold While Filming Star Wars
The Force can only do so much to fight against freezing temperatures.
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Mark Hamill Noticed A Mood Change From The Original Star Wars To The Empire Strikes Back
Mark Hamill was casually showing the Star Wars script to his friends because 'nobody cared' back then. Oh, how things have changed.
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Why Visual Effects Legend Dennis Muren Prefers Star Wars Practical Creatures
We'll take practical Jabba over CGI Jabba, any day.
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The Best Sci-Fi Movies Coming To Streaming In January
January 2023 looks to be a stellar month for sci-fi streaming.
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After Avatar: The Way Of Water, It's Time To Revisit One Of The Greatest Star Trek Movies
Save the (space) whales.
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Mark Hamill Had A Crash Course In Scuba Diving For Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
'What's the big whoop about that?'
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How Avatar: The Way Of Water Made Riding An Alien Creature Look As Real As Possible
In Way of Water, Cameron kitbashed giant alien sea creatures by combining a Flyboard, a submarine, and an honest-to-god Harrier jet.
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Han Solo Moments In Star Wars That We'll Never Get Tired Of Watching
From smuggler to general in the service of the Rebellion, Han Solo has the most compelling arc in the "Star Wars" saga. These are his best moments.
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Mark Hamill Remembers Empire Strikes Back As The Most 'Grueling' Film In The Star Wars Franchise
Much to the chagrin of the insurance company, Mark Hamill performed his own stunts in Empire Strikes Back.
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Jaye Davidson's Stargate Character Didn't Start Out As An Alien
'Wait a minute! He doesn't work for the aliens. He is an alien!'
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15 Star Wars Characters That Deserve Their Own Movies Or Shows
These "Star Wars" characters are some of the most interesting in the saga. Isn't it high time they got their moment in the spotlight?
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Tales From The Box Office: The Last Jedi Changed Star Wars Forever (For Better Or Worse)
'Let the past die. Kill it if you have to. It's the only way to become who you were meant to be.'
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Avatar: The Way Of Water Is At Its Best When It's Just About The Alien Fish
James Cameron's heart belongs to the ocean.
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Star Wars Bits: Rogue Squadron, Han Solo & Chewbacca, Doctor Aphra, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, Boba Fett, Luke Skywalker, And More!
Here's a rundown of every 'Star Wars' thing of interest in the past week.
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Making The World's End A Sci-Fi Film Wasn't Always Edgar Wright's Plan
Wright's original idea for the film was about feeling alienated, not literal aliens.
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Star Wars Used Some Never-Before Seen VFX Tech For The Empire Strikes Back's Battle Of Hoth
'It was just a huge leap forward that went on to being a much more sophisticated thing...'
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Filming Close Encounters' Climactic Scene Inspired Steven Spielberg To Put A Divorce Theme In E.T.
Steven Spielberg was making films about his parents' divorce well before The Fabelmans.
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Star Wars VFX Legend Dennis Muren Admits Han Solo's Defrosting Didn't Make 'Any Sense'
'Logically, it didn't seem to make any sense. But it looked nice.'
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The Sci-Fi Short Satoshi Kon Wrote Before Perfect Blue Or Paprika Has An Akira Connection
Exploring a vortex of death and suffering.
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