Robin Williams Improvised One Of Good Will Hunting's Most Heartwarming Scenes
Robin Williams is a master of improvisation, but one ad-libbed scene in Good Will Hunting wasn't just about inciting uproarious laughter.
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Gaming Wall Street Trailer: 'A Bunch Of Nerds On Reddit' Take On The Stock Market
One of the many (many!) movies about the Gamestop stock market fiasco is hitting HBO Max soon.
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Star Wars Bits: Timelines, Tom Veitch, Obi-Wan Kenobi, The Book Of Boba Fett, The High Republic, And More!
In this edition of Star Wars Bits, Star Wars: Timelines visual guide, celebrating Star Wars author Tom Veitch, Marvel's upcoming Star Wars comics, and more!
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Tom Holland Admits His James Bond Pitch Was 'Kind Of A Stupid Idea'
It's not necessarily a bad idea, but it's the kind of thing that would be difficult for the studio to market without giving anything away.
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Cyrano Star Peter Dinklage On Singing Live And The Unlimited Potential Of Classic Characters [Interview]
Peter Dinklage tells us about performing those sword fights, joining the "long line of performers" who have brought classic material to life, and more.
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The Dropout Review: Amanda Seyfried Channels Elizabeth Holmes In This Highly Watchable Miniseries
The Dropout features another strong Amanda Seyfried performance for what's ultimately an easy-to-binge eight hours of TV.
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Squid Game Star Jung Ho-Yeon Says The Show Is Really About Love
The reason for Squid Game's global success might have been its cutting anti-capitalist message, but the reason it resonated was love.
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How Tobey Maguire And The Spider-Man Crew Pulled Off That Famous Lunchroom Scene
Believe it or not, Tobey Maguire actually caught every piece of Mary Jane's lunch himself. But it took over 150 takes to get it right.
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Matt Reeves Explains How Test Screenings Made The Batman A Better Movie
The Batman was initially shown as a four-hour cut to test audiences, who helped Matt Reeves whittle it down to a tighter narrative.
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The Power Of The Dog Stars Kristen Dunst And Jesse Plemons Weren't Part Of The Initial Casting Plans
Kirsten Dunst and Jesse Plemons have been nominated for Oscars for their performances, but who was originally cast in the roles in the Best Picture nominee?
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You Can Make It Rain Vengeance With The Batman Soundtrack - Listen Now
The Batman score from composer Michael Giacchino is available in its entirety now, and yes, it comes with his signature pun-filled tracklist.
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Director Joe Wright Transformed Cyrano From Period Piece To Musical Fantasy [Interview]
Cyrano director Joe Wright explains his approach to taking a well-worn story and breathing new life into it, wanting his actors to sing live, and more.
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Star Trek: Discovery Director Olatunde Osunsanmi Lands Development Deal At CBS Starting With Sci-Fi Drama Myth
Olatunde Osunanmi, who helmed episodes of Star Trek: Discovery like "The Butcher's Knife Cares Not for the Lamb's Cry," has signed a deal with CBS.
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5 Actors We'd Love To See Play The 14th Doctor On Doctor Who
Who should take over the TARDIS from Jodie Whittaker? We have a few ideas.
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Shout! Factory Acquires Rights To '80s Sitcom ALF, Will Expand The Property In Ways Nobody Asked For
You can't run, you can't hide, there is nothing but ALF.
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Super Pumped Review: A Bold, Provocative Takedown Of Silicon Valley In Search Of A Deeper Point
Super Pumped is an entertaining portrait of the horrors of tech bro culture, but it's often too unfocused for its own good.
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Michael Keaton Hypes His Batman's Return With Photo Of His Bat-Eared Shadow
Tell me something, my friend, have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?
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The Morning Watch: Pixar's Finding Nemo Color Script, Dave Grohl Gets Saucy On Hot Ones & More
In this edition, take a look at Pixar's color script for Finding Nemo, watch as the Texas Chainsaw Massacre cast breaks down a scene, and more.
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No Exit Review: A Taut Little Thriller That Overplays Its Hand
No Exit has an exceptionally tense premise, but the rest of the movie isn't able to live up to it.
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Quentin Tarantino In Talks To Direct Episodes Of Timothy Olyphant-Led Series Justified: City Primeval
Timothy Olyphant may be reunited with his Once Upon a Time in Hollywood director, Quentin Tarantino, on sequel series Justified: City Primeval.
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Ghost In The Shell: SAC_2045 Season 2 Trailer: 'War Is Peace, Freedom Is Slavery'
Motoko Kusanagi returns in the teaser trailer for season 2 of Netflix anime series Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045.
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Doctor Strange 2: America Chavez Actress Shares The MCU Advice Elizabeth Olsen Gave Her
Xochitl Gomez, who makes her debut as America Chavez in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, says Elizabeth Olsen gave her some crucial advice.
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Law & Order Season 21 Premiere Review: The Original Series Returns After 12 Years
In the criminal justice system ... well, you know the rest. DUN-DUN!
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Babylon 5 Reboot Pushed Back To Next Development Season By The CW
The Baylon 5 reboot isn't among the projects moving forward in The CW's next development season, and has instead been pushed back to fall 2023.
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Encanto Continues To Demolish The Streaming Competition
Disney's animated musical Encanto is topping the streaming charts, no doubt in part thanks to endless rewatches.
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Praise The Vampiric Council: What We Do In The Shadows Season 4 Has Already Been Shot
What We Do in the Shadows season 4 has been filmed and is "on its way very soon," according to former showrunner Jemaine Clement.
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The Batman Sequel Probably Already In The Works, So Take It Easy, Sweetheart
It's almost a given at this point that The Batman will be getting a sequel.
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