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Alec Baldwin as Hardland Rust standing by his horse in Rust

Alec Baldwin's Controversial Rust Finally Arrived At The Box Office – And It Was Totally Ignored

By Ryan Scott

Rust, the Alec Baldwin movie that experienced a fatal tragedy on its set, has finally been released in theaters and on digital platforms.

The Thunderbolts Post-Credits Scene Just Broke A Huge Marvel Record

By Witney Seibold

The Thunderbolts* post-credits scene has broken a record and become the longest post-credits scene in the history of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Christian Wolf, Stack, and Anakin Skywalker

Sinners, Star Wars, And Ben Affleck Led The Most Important Box Office Weekend In Ages

By Ryan Scott

If Hollywood wants to see what a healthy box office weekend looks like, this past weekend showcases the type of spread studios should be aiming for year round.

Vincent Hanna stares down Neil McCauley across a diner table in Heat

How Heat's Legendary Diner Scene Came Together, According To Director Michael Mann Himself

By Ben Pearson

At the 2025 TCM Classic Film Festival, Heat director Michael Mann talked about how that legendary diner scene between Al Pacino and Robert De Niro came to be.

Tom Hardy's Walker looks serious while wearing a bulletproof vest in Havoc

Havoc Director Gareth Evans Knows The Movie's Shootouts Are Unrealistic, But There's A Logic To Them [Exclusive]

By Ben Pearson

Gareth Evans knows some action junkies are going to be nitpicking the shootouts in his new Netflix action film Havoc, but there's a method to his madness.

Clover has something on her face in Until Dawn

Until Dawn Director David F. Sandberg Had To Convince His Colleagues To Attempt In-Camera Special Effects [Exclusive]

By Bill Bria

Until Dawn director David F. Sandberg had to convince some of his colleagues (and the studio) that he could do some of the movie's effects practically.

Writer/creator Tony Gilroy and actor Genevieve O'Reilly on the set of Andor season 2

Andor Showrunner Tony Gilroy Explains The 'Big Galactic Hit' & The Wedding Scene Disco Droid [Exclusive Interview]

By Jeremy Mathai

We spoke with showrunner Tony Gilroy and Mon Mothma actress Genevieve O'Reilly about Andor season 2, creative freedom, that awesome disco droid, and more.

Scarlett Johansson in Jurassic World Rebirth, David Corenswet in Superman, and Stitch in Lilo & Stitch (2025)

What Will Be The Biggest Summer Movie At The Box Office In 2025?

By Ryan Scott

The 2025 summer blockbuster movie season is upon us, and we're guessing which movie will top the charts. Is it Superman, Stitch, or something else?

Smoke and Sammie staring at the carnage in Sinners

You'll Probably Never Guess What Live Musical Performance Blew This Sinners Star Away [Exclusive]

By BJ Colangelo

Sinners' Miles Caton, who's at the center of an epic music-driven moment in the movie, tells us about a musical performance he experienced that blew him away.

The cast and crew of Anora on the Oscars stage, accepting Best Picture

A Four-Hour Oscars Broadcast Should Be The New Normal

By Ben Pearson

With the Oscars adding categories for Casting and Stunt Design, the Academy should embrace the idea that a four-hour broadcast needs to be the new normal.

Michael Gandolfini as Macdonald, D'Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai as Ray, and Adain Bradley as Laerrus huddled around a monitor in Warfare

How Much Of Warfare Is Based On A True Story? Every Single Part Of It

By Jeremy Mathai

/Film spoke with directors Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza about their new movie Warfare and ascertained how much of the film is based on a true story.

Claire, Chris, Shannon, and Jason look down at someone in a room at Camp Pineway in Hell of a Summer

Finn Wolfhard Took Inspiration From Unlikely Comedies To Make His New Slasher Horror Movie [Exclusive]

By Ben Pearson

Stranger Things star Finn Wolfhard tells us the unexpected films that inspired him and Hell of a Summer co-director Billy Bryk when making their horror comedy.

An official image of the Universal Monsters in the Dark Universe park

The Dark Universe Theme Park Land Is Everything The Canceled Horror Franchise Should've Been

By Jacob Hall

The Dark Universe theme park land at Universal's Epic Universe is an incredible look at what the failed Dark Universe film franchise could've been.

Herb and Nell singing at Charles' table in The Ballad of Wallis Island

One Of 2025's Best Films Is An Adaptation Of A Short Film From 2007

By Ben Pearson

The Ballad of Wallis Island, the latest entry in the unofficial subgenre of "gentle cinema," is based on a short film from nearly 20 years ago.

Val Kilmer's Chris holding up his fake ID in Heat

Val Kilmer's Memories Of Working On Heat Are Absolutely Incredible

By Ryan Scott

The late Val Kilmer not only loved Michael Mann's Heat, but he also throughly enjoyed the process of actually making the film.

John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, and George Harrison sitting in the studio in The Beatles: Get Back

The Four-Part Beatles Biopic Is One Of The Biggest, Riskiest, Coolest Gambles In Recent Movie History

By Ryan Scott

Sony's plan to release four films about The Beatles in April 2028 is one of the boldest, riskiest gambles in recent movie history, and we really hope it works.

Paul Rudd, Tea Leoni, Jenna Ortega, and more look down at a dead unicorn in A24's Death of a Unicorn

A24's Death Of A Unicorn Is A Box Office Disappointment, But We Need More Movies Like It

By Ryan Scott

Hollywood might look at the box office performance of A24's Death of a Unicorn and conclude they should stop making movies like it, but the opposite is true.

Ridley looks a gift horse in the mouth in Death of a Unicorn

Every Creature Easter Egg You Missed In Death Of A Unicorn

By Bill Bria

Death of a Unicorn is a wildly fun horror-comedy, but it's also filled with Easter egg references to beloved genre classics.

Chris Farley's Tommy, in a white shirt and out of breath on the college quad in Tommy Boy

Tommy Boy Director's Favorite Chris Farley Memory Involves A Classic Movie Star Impression And Some Car Chaos [Exclusive]

By Ben Pearson

Tommy Boy is 30 years old this year, and the director shares his favorite Chris Farley memory and several stories about making the movie on today's /Film Daily.

A close up of Robert De Niro as Vito Genovese in The Alto Knights

Robert De Niro's New Crime Movie Just Flopped At The Box Office

By Ryan Scott

Robert De Niro plays dual roles in The Alto Knights, but double the De Niro wasn't enough to convince audiences to turn up for the film's opening weekend.

Bill Skarsgård as Eddie, shirtless and trapped in an SUV in Locked

Bill Skarsgård's Thriller Locked Went Above And Beyond To Maximize Its Primary Location [Exclusive]

By Ben Pearson

Locked director David Yarovesky and his team went all-out creating an SUV where Bill Skarsgård becomes trapped. Here's how they pulled off one incredible shot.

L.B. Jeffries looking through a long camera lens in Rear Window

70 Years Later, One Alfred Hitchcock Classic Perfectly Embodies The Anxieties Of 2025

By Ben Pearson

Alfred Hitchcock's classic thriller Rear Window hits different in 2025 when viewed through the lens of what's happening in the world today.

Amziah and Kateri walk across a field in The Rivals of Amziah King

Matthew McConaughey's First Movie In Six Years Must Be Seen To Be Believed

By Rafael Motamayor

Matthew McConaughey's The Rivals of Amziah King, which debuted at the 2025 SXSW Film Festival, is his first film in more than five years – and it's a doozy.

Daffy and Porky crying in each other's faces while they're trapped in a prison that has laser beams for bars

Why Bugs Bunny Doesn't Appear In A New Historic Looney Tunes Feature Film

By Ben Pearson

Bugs Bunny does not appear in The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie. The director explains why that character sat out this historic Looney Tunes film.

Robert Pattinson's Mickey laying in his space suit in Mickey 17

5 Reasons Why Mickey 17 Flopped At The Box Office

By Ryan Scott

Bong Joon Ho's Mickey 17 disappointed at the box office during its opening weekend. Here are five reasons the sci-fi satire flopped.

Gwen and Kenneth Marshall stewing in Mickey 17

Mickey 17 Is The Best Possible Argument For Directors Getting Final Cut

By BJ Colangelo

Director Bong Joon-ho secured final cut on his new sci-fi film Mickey 17, and the resulting movie is a great example of why studios should trust filmmakers.

Daredevil standing in hallway, about to fight, at end of episode

Daredevil: Born Again Returns To Its Netflix Roots With A Jaw-Dropping One-Take Action Scene

By Devin Meenan

One-take action scenes became a regular feature of Netflix's Daredevil series, and they make a comeback in Daredevil: Born Again.