The Coen Brothers Movies You Didn't Realize Were Part Of A Trilogy
The Coen Brothers have an unofficial trilogy of four movies united by a common theme. Yes, a trilogy of four movies.
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Upcoming Action Movies To Keep On Your Radar
The next year is looking like a good one for action cinema of the non-superhero variety. Here's what you should look out for.
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Why You Never Hear Vigo's Real Voice In Ghostbusters II
The villainous Vigo is one of the best parts of Ghostbusters II, but it took more than one actor to bring him to life.
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The Beatles: Get Back Review: A Shapeless Documentary With A Fantastic Ending
The larger problem looming over The Beatles: Get Back is the question of why this mammoth project needs to be quite so mammoth.
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New Spider-Man Trilogy In The Works From Sony And Marvel, Tom Holland To Stick Around
Spider-Man: No Way Home won't be the last time we see Tom Holland suit up as your friendly neighborhood webslinger. Far from it, in fact.
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Resident Evil: Welcome To Raccoon City Director Wants To See Chris Redfield Punch A Boulder In A Sequel
Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City director Johannes Roberts is as much of a fan of the Resident Evil memes as you are.
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The Morning Watch: Eternals VFX Breakdown, Catching Up On Lost In Space & More
In this edition, see how the visual effects from Eternals came to life, get caught up on Lost in Space before the third season arrives, and more.
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Evil Dead Star Bruce Campbell Is Done Playing Ash: 'I Physically Just Can't Any More'
40 years after The Evil Dead first hit theaters, star Bruce Campbell says he's retiring from the role of Ash because it's simply too physically demanding.
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C'mon C'mon Director Mike Mills On Joaquin Phoenix's Hair & His Therapist's Filmmaking Advice [Interview]
C'mon C'mon director Mike Mills talks about his approach to making the black-and-white road trip drama, and working with Joaquin Phoenix.
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The Zero Dark Thirty Controversy, Explained
Kathryn Bigelow's film Zero Dark Thirty, which depicted the hunt for al-Qaeda's Osama bin Laden, became the center of a firestorm of controversy.
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Stellan Skarsgård Laments The Decline Of The Mid-Budget Movie
Asked about Martin Scorsese and Ridley Scott's criticisms of superhero movies, Stellan Skarsgård says it's the system that's the problem, not the superheroes.
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Cheaper By The Dozen: Everything We Know So Far About The New Reboot
This will be the fourth Cheaper by the Dozen movie in 71 years, which says something about its longevity at the very least.
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We Are Lady Parts Season 2 Is Happening At Peacock
Punk rock comedy series We Are Lady Parts is set to return for a second season on NBCUniversal's streaming service Peacock.
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The Daily Stream: No Wonder They Say Vertigo Is The Greatest Movie Of All Time
Vertigo is Alfred Hitchcock's masterpiece and a psychological thriller that still holds the power to devastate.
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Everything We Know About Netflix's BRZRKR So Far
Keanu Reeves is set to star in a movie adaptation of BRZRKR, the comic book series he co-created about an unkillable warrior fighting through the ages.
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West Side Story Songwriter & Broadway Legend Stephen Sondheim Dies At 91
Beloved Broadway composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim, whose music can be heard in shows like West Side Story and Company, has passed away at the age of 91.
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Legendary Video Game Developer Hideo Kojima May Be Making A Movie Or TV Show
Kojima Productions recently expanded to create a film and TV division, and now Hideo Kojima seems to be teasing a project outside of the world of video games.
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The Daily Stream: The Mitchells Vs. The Machines
If you slept on Netflix's animated family road trip movie The Mitchells vs. the Machines, it's time to wake up!
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Star Trek: Enterprise Ending Explained: Those Were The Voyages...
The ending of Star Trek: Enterprise brought back a familiar face, as William Riker recreated the lives of the ship's crew on a holodeck 200 years later.
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Dune Passes $100 Million At Domestic Box Office In Great Boost For The Spice Economy
Denis Villeneuve's adaptation of classic Frank Herbert sci-fi novel Dune has now surpassed $100 million at the domestic box office.
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The Brutal Reaction Audiences Had To 2001: A Space Odyssey's Premiere
2001: A Space Odyssey is now considered one of the greatest films ever made, but when it was first released in 1968 audiences and critics weren't so impressed.
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One Of The Scariest Scenes In The Changeling Will Send Chills Down Your Spine
Haunted house story The Changeling is packed with scares, but the most terrifying one involves a wheelchair moved by unseen hands.
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Eternals Screenwriter Confirms Major Character Death: 'Yeah, He Dead'
Eternals screenwriter Kaz Firpo confirms that a major character death that may have seemed ambiguous was definitely real.
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Resident Evil: Welcome To Raccoon City Ending Explained: No Future In Raccoon City
What happens at the end of Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City? Here's where everyone ends up at the end of the film, and how the series might continue.
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Daily Podcast: Interviews With Lin-Manuel Miranda And The Directors And Writer Of Encanto
In today's /Film Daily, we chat with the folks behind Disney's new animated musical Encanto, touching on the movie's setting, musicals at large, and more.
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Cara Dune-Centric Star Wars Show Rangers Of The New Republic Has Apparently Been Scrapped
Lucasfilm boss Kathleen Kennedy says there were never even any scripts written for Rangers of the New Republic, the Disney+ show set to centre on Cara Dune.
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The Tragic Truth Behind The Seth Rollins Fan Altercation On Monday Night RAW
An upset fan attacked Seth Rollins at Monday night RAW after being scammed out of thousands of dollars by a catfishing scam.
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