Creed II Saw The Return Of Two Animal Co-Stars From The Original Rocky
All hail Cuff and Link.
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Quentin Tarantino's Favorite Indiana Jones Film Is The One Steven Spielberg Likes The Least
Quentin Tarantino has some Hot Takes about the filmography of Mr. Steven Spielberg. -
The Climax Of Avatar Is The Best Action Scene Ever
No one on the planet directs action like James Cameron. -
An Improvised Line Landed Burgess Meredith The Role Of Rocky's Mickey
Nobody could've brought Mickey to life quite like Burgess Meredith did. -
James Stewart Broke His Own Long-Standing Rule For Frank Capra's Mr. Smith Goes To Washington
We can relate to this one. -
A Shrewd Business Move By Katharine Hepburn Landed James Stewart His Role In The Philadelphia Story
Hepburn's careful maneuvering earned James Stewart his first Academy Award. -
Critically-Panned War Movies That You Should Give A Chance
War movies seem to go down in history as classics or critically panned. Some panned movies, like "Windtalkers" and "Pearl Harbor," deserve a second chance. -
How The Day After Tomorrow's VFX Team Transformed New York Into A Frozen Wasteland
This is your periodic reminder that The Day After Tomorrow is a certified banger. -
Keanu Reeves Wasn't Exactly In Fighting Shape For The Matrix's Kung-Fu Training
Keanu Reeves is a man of action ... when he's not recovering from surgery. -
Christopher McQuarrie Had One Concern About Directing Another Mission: Impossible Film After Rogue Nation
No director is better than McQuarrie at devising daredevil stunts for Cruise to pull off and defy death. -
Never Having A Finished Script Worked To Mission: Impossible's Advantage
It did make the process a little difficult, however. -
Why Joss Whedon Wasn't Credited For His Writing Work On Speed
The WGA has very specific ways of assigning screenwriting credit. -
Glass Onion Director Says Edward Norton's Character Didn't Know [REDACTED] Was Dead
Well, yeah. He's an idiot. -
How Brian De Palma Pitched Tom Cruise On Mission: Impossible's CIA Break-In Scene
'This guy is brilliant, you know? This was a phenomenal idea.' -
J.J. Abrams Wanted To Answer This Question With Mission: Impossible III
Mission: Impossible III took Ethan Hunt to new levels of daring and pathos. -
Kristen Stewart Doesn't Look Back On Filming Underwater Fondly
Underwater sounds about as terrifying to film as it is to watch. -
Creature Designer Zachary Berger Breaks Down The Creation Of The Shark Akuma For Avatar: The Way Of Water
Zachary Berger was tasked with the akuma design on his very first day on the job. -
George Miller Wanted The Road Warrior To 'Overcome All The Mistakes' Of Mad Max
And how it shows that the 'Furiosa' spinoff is in the right hands. -
Eddie Murphy Thought He Was 'Going To Die' Shooting Action Scenes For Beverly Hills Cop: Axel Foley
Shooting an action comedy in your 60s doesn't feel the same way as in your 20s. -
Filming In Zero Gravity Could Be James Cameron's Next Frontier For The Avatar Movies
Betting against James Cameron is never a good idea. If anyone could get a whole film crew into outer space, it's him. -
Mark Hamill And Carrie Fisher Surprised A Young Ke Huy Quan On The Set Of Indiana Jones
'Oh my God, that one afternoon I was having so much fun with Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, and Princess Leia!' -
Todd Field Reveals How Lydia Tar Got (Most Of) The Awards In Her EGOT
Todd Field knows exactly how Lydia Tár earned her EGOT. -
How Sylvester Stallone And Carl Weathers Nailed Their Rocky Fight Choreography
It's the eye of the tiger it's the thrill of ... learning how to fight! -
Why Spider Was Given Avatar: The Way Of Water's One And Only F-Bomb
Sometimes situations require some swearing, even if the movie is rated PG-13. -
Avatar 3 Will Star Game Of Thrones' Oona Chaplin As Varang, Leader Of The Ash People
From Westeros to Pandora. -
The Most High-Octane Action Scenes In Plane, Ranked
The Gerard Butler vehicle "Plane" is an entertaining throwback to 1990s action movies, and here are the film's most thrilling sequences, ranked.
