How Joaquin Phoenix Really Feels About Joker 2's Controversial Ending
People have (ahem) thoughts about the ending of Joker: Folie à Deux, star Joaquin Phoenix and director Todd Phillips among them.
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A Forgotten 2011 Jason Statham Action Movie Is Climbing Netflix's Top Charts
Jason Statham is the king of streaming for the time being thanks to his 2011 action film that's currently climbing Netflix's top charts.
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One Of Angelina Jolie's Biggest Box Office Hits Almost Starred Tom Cruise Instead
One of Angelina Jolie's biggest box office hits began as a Tom Cruise vehicle. Here's why the Mission: Impossible star passed on the film.
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The Real Reason Joker 2 Cut Lady Gaga's Improvised Same-Sex Kiss
Lady Gaga kissed a woman while filming Joker: Folie à Deux, only for director Todd Phillips to cut it out of the final movie. Here's why he did.
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Matt Damon's Contagion Has An Unexpected Link To Kamala Harris
There's an amusing (but accidental) link between Matt Damon's character in Steven Soderbergh's 2011 film Contagion and Kamala Harris.
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Why Joaquin Phoenix's Arthur Fleck Is Not The Real Joker, According To Director Todd Phillips
Joker: Folie à Deux director Todd Phillips has offered his two cents on why Arthur Fleck (Joaquin Phoenix) isn't really the Joker everyone knows and loves.
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Rambo's Creator Imagined Someone Very Different Than Sylvester Stallone In The Part
Sylvester Stallone has become synonymous with John Rambo, but the character's creator imagined a famous musician-turned-actor for the role.
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The Zack Snyder Horror Movie Scene Stephen King Called 'Genius Perfected'
This Zack Snyder horror movie earned high praise from Stephen King for a pivotal sequence that King deemed 'a sonata of anxiety.'
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Joker 2's Ending Revived A DC Movie Idea That Was Banned By Christopher Nolan
Joker 2's ending features an element that had been banned from DC movies back when Christopher Nolan was involved with the franchise.
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Denzel Washington Has Only Made One Horror Movie, But It Flopped
While Denzel Washington's only horror movie to date was a box office flop, it has found something of a cult following over the years.
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How The Addams Family Created A Filmmaker Rift On The Set Of A Stephen King Classic
When Barry Sonnenfeld was hired to direct The Addams Family, it led to some trouble behind the scenes on a classic Stephen King movie adaptation.
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Denzel Washington Regrets Turning Down One Of George Clooney's Best Movies
Denzel Washington typically has excellent choice in movies, which is why he regrets passing on what would become one of George Clooney's best films.
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10 Years Ago, One Of David Fincher's Best Films Saw The True Crime Craze Coming
David Fincher's Gone Girl is not only one of his best movies, but it also tried to warn us about just how complicit true crime audiences can become.
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Benicio Del Toro & Denzel Washington Almost Worked Together On This 2007 Thriller
Denzel Washington and Benicio del Toro nearly shared the screen in a 2007 thriller that was originally slated to be directed by Antoine Fuqua.
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John Carpenter Used One Word To Describe The Thing's Plot To Kurt Russell
John Carpenter's The Thing solidified Kurt Russell's place in horror movie history, and it only took one word to help the actor understand his role as MacReady.
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How Joker 2 Completely Inverts The Comic Book Harley Quinn
Joker: Folie à Deux puts a very different spin on Harley Quinn from DC's comic books, but does the execution stack up? Let's take a closer look.
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Denzel Washington's 5 Most Rewatchable Movies, Ranked Worst To Best
Denzel Washington has made several fantastic films, but some of them are easier to revisit again and again. Here are his most rewatchable movies.
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How Joker 2's Harvey Dent Pays Tribute To His Two-Face Persona
Following in Joker's footsteps, Joker: Folie à Deux nods to Harvey Dent (Harry Lawtey) eventually becoming Two-Face in its own unique way.
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How It's What's Inside's Director Shot One Of 2024's Most Exciting Films In Just 18 Days [Exclusive Interview]
Greg Jardin, the director of It's What's Inside, tells us about making one of 2024's most exciting sci-fi thrillers.
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Joker 2 Is The Least Kid-Friendly Batman Story Ever
Don't let its comic book connection fool you: Joker: Folie à Deux is as dark, disturbing, and otherwise un-kid-friendly as Batman-inspired stories go.
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The Director Of Netflix's Latest Sci-Fi Thriller Directed A Must-Watch Promo For A Now-Canceled Show
The director of Netflix's It's What's Inside once made a promo for the live-action Cowboy Bebop show, and it's bursting with the same creativity as the film.
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All 7 V/H/S Movies, Ranked From Worst To Best
The V/H/S films have been thrilling and disgusting horror fans for over a decade, but which of the movies is the best? Here's our full ranking.
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Juror #2 Trailer Looks Like It Could Be Clint Eastwood's Best Movie In Years
The trailer has arrived for Clint Eastwood's courtroom drama Juror #2, which is looking like it might just be the Hollywood legend's best movie in a long time.
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How To Watch Horror Remake Speak No Evil At Home
Speak No Evil is coming to your home. Here's how to catch Blumhouse's James McAvoy-led American horror remake on digital, DVD, and Blu-ray.
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Johnny Depp Sustained A Bloody Injury While Filming The Tourist
Johnny Depp unexpectedly found himself bleeding after filming a scene for Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck's international caper film The Tourist.
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The Two Best Noir Movies According To Rotten Tomatoes
When it comes to the best noir movies on Rotten Tomatoes, only two have a 100% score from critics – and they may not be the two you'd expect.
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A 1997 Crime Thriller Is The Best Movie Of All Time According To Rotten Tomatoes
Rotten Tomatoes' ranking of the best movies ever is topped by a 1997 crime flick, but how meaningful is the site's list anyway? Let's take a look.
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