The Killing Of A Sacred Deer Ending Explained: An Impossible Choice
A doctor (Colin Farrell) is tormented by a strange teen (Barry Keoghan) in The Killing of a Sacred Deer, leading to a truly disturbing ending.
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The Crime Thriller Flop That Charlize Theron Regrets
The ever frank Charlize Theron would happily tell you this 2000 crime thriller she once starred in is a 'bad, bad, bad movie.'
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This Ben Affleck Crime Thriller Had A Much Different Robbery In The Book
Ben Affleck made some changes when adapting the novel Prince of Thieves to make The Town, including changing the location for a major robbery scene.
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The Martial Arts Action Flop You Didn't Realize Keanu Reeves Directed
Keanu Reeves has become an action and martial arts superstar in front of the camera, but in 2013, he pulled double duty and directed this oft-forgotten flop.
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Why Michelle Rodriguez Almost Quit The First Fast & Furious Movie
As impossible as it is to imagine the Fast & Furious films without Michelle Rodriguez, she almost quit the first entry in the franchise.
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The Correct Order To Watch Every Christopher Nolan Movie
Sure, you could watch Christopher Nolan's movies in chronological order but if you ask us, there's a better way to experience his filmography.
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The Ominous Phrase Denzel Washington Wrote On His Training Day Script
Denzel Washington wrote an ominous phrase on his copy of the Training Day script - one that he felt unlocked the entire movie.
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The Answer To Whether Or Not Die Hard Is A Christmas Movie Is Found In One Scene
There's no need to debate whether or not Die Hard is a Christmas movie when the movie itself already answers the question in the opening scene.
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Stephen King Thinks This Liane Moriarty Book Is The Perfect Christmas Gift
Trying to find a last-minute Christmas gift? Stephen King thinks this book by Big Little Lies author Liane Moriarty is the perfect stocking stuffer.
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Gerard Butler's Underrated 2018 Crime Thriller Lands On Max's Top Charts Ahead Of Its Sequel
Gerard Butler has found his way onto Max's top streaming charts thanks to a 2018 action crime thriller that's got a sequel arriving soon.
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Was Sherlock Holmes Based On A Real Person?
Sherlock Holmes may be a fictional character, but Sir Arthur Conan Doyle admitted that the detective was closely based on a real man.
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The Three Bruce Willis Movies In The IMDb Top 250 Aren't Surprising
Bruce Willis has been in plenty of great movies, but there are three that stand out from the rest - and IMDb's top 250 list agrees.
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Why Gene Hackman Removed His Name From The Marketing Material For Tom Cruise's The Firm
Gene Hackman is an acting legend whose name alone can bring in audiences, so why wasn't he advertised anywhere for The Firm with Tom Cruise?
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The Wild, Trashy 2000s Crime Thriller Frank Darabont Was Supposed To Direct
Frank Darabont, director of The Shawshank Redemption and more, was supposed to helm this pulpy crime thriller from 2009, but things didn't work out.
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This Crime Thriller Novel Became A Clint Eastwood Classic — And Inspired The Author Of Gone Girl
In 2003, Clint Eastwood directed a powerhouse drama based on a popular crime thriller novel that also inspired Gillian Flynn when she was writing Sharp Objects.
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Yellowstone's Taylor Sheridan Wrote This Crime Thriller On Prime Video's Top Charts
Taylor Sheridan created a TV empire with Yellowstone and its spinoffs, and now a movie he scripted is topping Prime Video's streaming charts.
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Why Martin Scorsese's The Departed Was Banned In China
China banned Martin Scorsese's The Departed, which won Oscars for Best Director and Best Picture, from being shown theatrically in the country. Here's why.
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Clint Eastwood Had To Be Convinced To Star In This Crime Thriller
Clint Eastwood rarely plays characters outside his comfort zone, so it took a little convincing to get him to headline this crime thriller.
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Why Nora Parisi From Netflix's Carry-On Looks So Familiar
If you found yourself watching the Netflix thriller Carry-On and thinking the character Nora Parisi looks familiar, well, there's a reason for that.
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Taylor Sheridan's Best Movie Is Finding A New Audience On Paramount+
Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan's best movie is competing with some Christmas mainstays and reaching a new audience on Paramount+.
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Joaquin Phoenix's Joker 2 Is A Streaming Hit On Max After Bombing At The Box Office
Joaquin Phoenix is (sorta) getting the last laugh, with Joker: Folie à Deux now a streaming hit on Max after flopping at the box office.
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The Stephen King Adaptation With Bruce Willis You Can't Watch Anymore
Bruce Willis and Laurie Metcalf appeared in a high-profile Stephen King adaptation back in 2015, but it wasn't particularly well-received.
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The 20 Best Movies Of 2024, Ranked
Here are the best movies of 2024, as selected by the /Film team. From goofy comedies to dark horror flicks to dramatic epics, there's something for everyone.
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Denzel Washington Could Have Played Another Character In Inside Man
When casting Denzel Washington in Inside Man, Spike Lee gave him the option to choose the character he wanted to play. Why? Because he's Denzel Washington.
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You Can Finally Watch Horror Classic 28 Days Later Again – Here's How
Danny Boyle's horror classic 28 Days Later is finally being made available for the masses to watch again ahead of 28 Years Later arriving in 2025.
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The Best Sci-Fi Movie Of All Time, According To IMDb
When left up to film fans willing to rank films on IMDb, this Christopher Nolan outperforms Star Wars as the best-ranked sci-fi film.
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The Gritty Crime Thriller Timothée Chalamet Was Rejected From
Timothée Chalamet was rejected from an acclaimed crime thriller early in his career, but never gave up on trying to work with the film's director.
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