Roger Ebert Was Blown Away By The Ending Of A '70s Gene Hackman Detective Thriller
The late film critic Roger Ebert loved Night Moves, Arthur Penn's '70s noir starring Gene Hackman that has one heck of an ending.
Read MoreThe late film critic Roger Ebert loved Night Moves, Arthur Penn's '70s noir starring Gene Hackman that has one heck of an ending.
Read MoreA pair of Marvel heroes from The Runaways take their names from Frank Capra's Arsenic and Old Lace, which featured a terrific performance from Cary Grant.
Read MoreSophie Nélisse has been generating legions of fans thanks to Yellowjackets and Heated Rivalry, but she also starred in one of the best films you've never seen.
Read MoreClint Eastwood has dabbled in many genres as a filmmaker, but he kept returning to the Western. We ranked all of his Western directorial efforts here.
Read MoreSteven Spielberg approached sci-fi writer Isaac Asimov about writing the script for Close Encounters of the Third Kind, but Asimov said no. Here's why.
Read MoreIf you liked the chaos and intensity of Uncut Gems, here are some other movies that tap into a similar vein as the Safdie brothers movie with Adam Sandler.
Read MoreDerry, Maine, is practically synonymous with Stephen King's IT novel, but the author technically debuted the horrific town in one of his earlier works.
Read MoreMeryl Streep abhorred the novel that inspired this movie, but she came around after reading the film's much more skillful adapted screenplay.
Read MoreThe work of Philip K. Dick has inspired some of the best sci-fi movies, and also some of the worst, like this forgotten thriller featuring Vincent D’Onofrio.
Read MoreArnold Schwarzenegger picked up a lot of useful skills while making Conan the Barbarian, but he had a pretty rough time when it came to dealing with animals.
Read MoreIt took Marvel more than a few tries to finally get the Incredible Hulk right, and that involved canceling the character's comic original comic series.
Read MoreWe're going to party like it's 1985 and look back at 4 action movies from that year that are more enjoyable than the junk we get today.
Read MoreJack Nicholson wanted to play a pivotal role in The Exorcist, but director William Friedkin had an amusing reason for not casting him in the horror flick.
Read MoreIf you're looking for the best 2000s rom-coms, we've narrowed it down to the top 15 movies in that genre released in that decade.
Read MoreBruce Willis provided his voice to this animated hit from 2006, but the film never earned a sequel and seems to have been completely forgotten.
Read MoreFilmmaker and jazz fan Clint Eastwood once made an unconventional, and underrated biopic about legendary jazz musician Charlie Parker.
Read MoreGalactus seems to have a lot in common with the all-powerful Celestials, but is he actually one of them? Here's the lowdown on the Marvel character.
Read MoreEvery version of the Batmobile tells you something about the Batman that uses it, and Absolute Batman continues that tradition with its own spin on the vehicle.
Read MoreIn the wake of Rob Reiner's tragic death, his Oscar-winning adaptation of Stephen King's Misery is reaching new audiences on HBO Max.
Read MoreKevin Smith's Mallrats has been re-evaluated over time, but Roger Ebert was among those who initially felt it didn't live up to his directorial debut on Clerks.
Read MoreReality catches up to science fiction once again in 2026, the year that served as the setting for Dawn of the Planet of the Apes.
Read MoreBrad Pitt's 1993 thriller Kalifornia failed to impress most reviewers and has largely been forgotten, but Roger Ebert loved it.
Read MoreWWE star Seth Rollins filmed some scenes for Captain America: Brave New World, but his character became one of many casualties of the Marvel movie's reshoots.
Read MoreHorror movies from the 1990s aren't always given the credit they deserve, so here are 5 forgotten films that still hold up today.
Read MoreBatman almost became the victim of a ritual sacrifice in a comic book story that revealed a dark, demonic secret at the heart of Gotham City.
Read MoreThe cast of St. Elmo's Fire helped define the generation of actors known as the Brat Pack. Here's what they're all up to now.
Read MoreDespite starring big names like Nicole Kidman and Bruce Willis (and even being written by Tom Stoppard), this 1991 gangster film proved to be shocking lifeless.
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