The Surprising Studio Ghibli Film That Influenced Netflix's Train Dreams [Exclusive]
The director of Netflix's excellent new drama Train Dreams tells us how his live-action film shares some DNA with an unexpected animated classic.
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Pluribus Episode 4 Reveals The Darkest Part Of Carol Sturka's Backstory Yet
Pluribus episode 4 starts to reveal more about the backstory of its lead character, Carol Sturka, played by Rhea Seehorn.
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Wicked: For Good Confirms Everyone's Worst Fears About Splitting The Story In Two
It was a bold move to split up Wicked between two movies, and with Wicked: For Good now in theaters, it's proving to be even more polarizing.
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The Most Confusing Parts Of David Lynch's Blue Velvet, Explained
David Lynch's Blue Velvet goes to some dark places. Let's dig into the strange, surreal thriller right here.
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Clerks Cast: Where The Actors Are Now
Clerks began the career of filmmaker Kevin Smith, but what about the cast of the breakout indie from the '90s? What have they been up to outside of Quick Stop?
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Wicked: For Good Doesn't Resolve The First Movie's Biggest Weakness
One of the biggest problems with Wicked persists in Wicked: For Good, and this time around the songs aren't good enough to distract from it.
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Pluribus Episode 4 Has An Unexpected Cameo From An Albuquerque Fixture
The latest episode of the Apple TV series Pluribus features a real-life Albuquerque figure playing himself in an amusing cameo.
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Eternity Director David Freyne Wants People To Argue About His Movie [Exclusive Interview]
Eternity's David Freyne, who also co-wrote the A24 film about a dead woman who chooses which husband to spend eternity with, hopes you argue about her decision.
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Pluribus Episode 4 Just Introduced The Show's Breakout Character (And We Love Him)
While Rhea Seehorn's Carol is the main focus of Pluribus, the sci-fi series just introduced a new breakout character and we want to know more.
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Pluribus Episode 4 Turns A Throwaway Comedic Moment Into A Key Plot Point
A funny, seemingly throwaway moment from Pluribus episode 3 is given some interesting new context in episode 4 of the Apple TV series.
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Wicked: For Good Ending Explained - What Happens To Elphaba?
Wicked serves as the prequel to The Wizard of Oz, but how does the ending of Wicked: For Good set up Elphaba's final moments? Let us explain.
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Pluribus Borrowed A Creepy Episode 1 Moment From A Chilling Stephen King Movie
Pluribus creator Vince Gilligan has homaged Stanley Kubrick's classic Stephen King movie The Shining before, and he did it again in the show's first episode.
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Why Daniel Craig Nearly Lost His Role As Knives Out's Benoit Blanc
Daniel Craig was always Rian Johnson's first choice to play Benoit Blanc in Knives Out, but the actor almost lost out on the role due to external factors.
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Why Paramount's R-Rated Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Movie Was Canceled
Paramount has scrapped its planned live-action adaptation of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin, an R-rated adaptation of the beloved comic.
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The '70s World War II Movie With A Perfect Score From Roger Ebert
Film critic Roger Ebert gave Franklin J. Schaffner's Patton, with its towering performance by George C. Scott, a perfect score.
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10 Things You Didn't Know About Squirrel Girl
Squirrel Girl hasn't made her way to the MCU yet, but it's only a matter of time. While you wait, here's everything you need to know about the plucky hero.
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One Of Matt Damon's Best Movies Went Straight To HBO For A Sad But Valid Reason
Steven Soderbergh's HBO movie Behind the Candelabra, starring Matt Damon and Michael Douglas, is a reminder that the film industry has been shifting for years.
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Sci-Fi Fans Think An Underrated 2007 Movie Might Have Predicted This Decade's Oscar Winners
Did this Danny Boyle sci-fi movie from 2007 predict a bunch of future Oscar winners? That's the latest theory making the rounds.
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Is The Black Phone Based On A True Story?
The Black Phone and the recently released Black Phone 2 draw on some real-life true crime stories to create a terrifying villain.
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Game Of Thrones Found A Way To Fix Modern Television's Most Annoying Problem
Tired of having to wait two years between seasons of your favorite TV show? HBO's Game of Thrones franchise has found a solution (of sorts) to that problem.
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15 Best Medical TV Shows On Netflix
Netflix has plenty of medical dramas for you to binge, whether you want intense drama or soapy romance mixed with your emergencies, and these are the best.
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A Gilligan's Island Star's Earlier Sitcom Led To The Creation Of Scooby Doo
Before Bob Denver was the titular star of Gilligan's Island, he played a character that was a massive influence on Scooby-Doo's best buddy, Shaggy.
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Why CBS Canceled Its Garbage Pail Kids Cartoon Before A Single Episode Aired
The Garbage Pail Kids cartoon sounds like it would have been a disgustingly delightful time, but the entire show was canceled before it ever went to air.
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Sunrise On The Reaping Trailer Is Full Of Familiar Hunger Games Characters With New Faces
The time has come for yet another Hunger Games prequel. Watch the trailer for Sunrise on the Reaping, which is headed to theaters a year from now.
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Superman Director James Gunn Has One Big Rule On His Sets
James Gunn is known for the positive vibes on all of his sets, and it's due to his requirement that there's one rule everyone must follow.
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One Thing Sets Oscar Isaac's Victor Frankenstein Apart From All Previous Versions
Guillermo del Toro's take on Victor Frankenstein (Oscar Isaac) in his and Netflix's Frankenstein differs from the movie adaptations before it (in a good way).
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Can Zootopia 2 Give Disney Another $1 Billion Box Office Hit In 2025?
It's been almost a decade since Zootopia became a billion-dollar hit for Disney. Here are the current box office projections for Zootopia 2 ahead of its debut.
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