The James Bond Stunt That 'Nearly Beat' Halle Berry During Die Another Day
A stunt involving running alongside a moving airplane for the James Bond movie Die Another Day proved difficult for star Halle Berry.
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From 'Patton' To '1917': The 20 Best War Movies Of The Last Half-Century
With 1917 now available on home video, let's count down the 20 best war movies of the past 50 years, starting with Patton and moving forward.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Predator Movies
What's the correct order to watch the Predator movies? Well, let's bust out the trophy skulls and futuristic weapons and have a look at the franchise.
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Captain Marvel's Best Needle Drop Almost Didn't Make It Into The Movie
Captain Marvel has an amazing soundtrack jam-packed with '90s hits. But the real showstopper used in the film almost didn't happen.
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Is Kill Bill 3 Happening? Here's What Quentin Tarantino Has Said Over The Years
Quentin Tarantino has talked a whole lot about making Kill Bill 3 over the years. However, the odds of it actually happening at this stage are pretty slim.
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How The 'Stupidest' Idea From Marvel's Writers Ended Up In Avengers: Endgame
The writers for Marvel's Avengers: Endgame know that time travel doesn't exist, but the Ant-Man films teed up the concept perfectly.
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Why James Bond's Creator Once Had To Apologize For The Character's Name
James Bond author Ian Fleming stole the spy's name from a real life ornithologist, and it ended up, um, ruffling some feathers for a time. Get the story here.
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An Old Injury Made Indiana Jones' Whip A Bad Fit For Harrison Ford
Indiana Jones' whip is a key part of his ensemble. However, due to an injury from his days as a carpenter, Harrison Ford had a difficult time wielding it.
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Matthew Vaughn's Unmade Superman Trilogy Would've Tried To Make Richard Donner Proud
Before the DC Extended Universe, Matthew Vaughn pitched a Superman movie trilogy that would've emulated Richard Donner's 1978 Superman movie.
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One Scene In Star Wars: Attack Of The Clones Had Ewan McGregor Ready To Hurl
Ewan McGregor performs some truly daring stunts in Star Wars: Attack of the Clones, but this one was particularly tough to stomach.
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A Pierce Brosnan Movie Flop Is Making A Surprising Comeback On Netflix
The Renny Harlin-directed, Pierce Brosnan-headlined 2021 box office flop The Misfits is the latest film to inexplicably climb the Netflix charts.
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The Siege In Assault On Precinct 13 Is The Best Action Scene Ever
John Carpenter does what only he can and weaves together an unbearably tense ode to the old Westerns of yore in the central siege in Assault on Precinct 13.
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Disney Could Make Another Kingsman Prequel (Even Though The Last One Bombed)
The first Kingsman prequel was a box office bomb, so why would Disney make a sequel? Believe it or not, there are compelling reasons.
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Action Kings Oscar Isaac, Jason Momoa, And Gerard Butler To Lead The Coolest-Sounding Crime Movie Of The Year
Gerard Butler, Oscar Isaac, and Jason Momoa are starring in In the Hand of Dante, a crime-thriller directed by Julian Schnabel and produced by Martin Scorsese.
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The Hunger Games Director Regrets One Of Mockingjay's Biggest Decisions
The Hunger Games franchise director Francis Lawrence understands why people were 'frustrated' by his decision to split Mockingjay into two films.
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Deleted Edge Of Tomorrow Scenes You've Got To See
Doug Liman's time-looping sci-fi action movie Edge of Tomorrow rarely pauses to take a breath, but these deleted scenes show where it could have.
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Patrick Stewart Knew Literally Nothing About The X-Men When He Was Asked To Play Charles Xavier
Patrick Stewart didn't know anything about X-Men when offered Charles Xavier, though he did worry the role would be too similar to Star Trek's Captain Picard.
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A Moment From Robert Pattinson's Batman Audition Actually Inspired A Scene In The Film
As Robert Pattinson was getting into costume for his The Batman audition, Matt Reeves played a song from the score and inspired a scene in the final film.
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One Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom Location Posed A Chronological Challenge
Due to the natural elements, most of the scenes in the village of Mayapore in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom had to be shot in non-chronological order.
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Does William Wyler Deserve To Be The Most Nominated Director In Oscars History? An Investigation
William Wyler made countless indelible Hollywood films, from Mrs. Miniver to Ben-Hur. But does he deserve to be the most nominated director in Academy history?
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The Star Trek Movie Moment Michael Dorn Wishes Worf Was In
When it comes to Star Trek, Worf actor Michael Dorn has a very specific moment from one of the Next Generation films that he wishes he was a part of.
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Patrick Stewart Thought Tom Hardy Would Vanish Forever After Star Trek: Nemesis
Patrick Stewart wasn't impressed with Tom Hardy on the set of Star Trek: Nemesis, but that didn't stop Hardy from becoming a global acting superstar.
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A Real Militia Ran The James Bond Crew Out Of Russia While Making GoldenEye
The Saint Petersburg militia were ordered to shoot anyone who tried to roll film, despite the fact that the GoldenEye crew had permission to shoot there.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Rambo Movies
Watching the Rambo movies in the correct order is a study in American values and American history. And it's not always pretty.
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Is Safe House 2 With Denzel Washington Happening Or Has That Door Closed For Good?
At one point, a sequel to the Denzel Washington/Ryan Reynolds movie Safe House was announced, but it's yet to happen. Will we ever see Safe House 2?
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The Two Problems That Cost Mel Gibson His Shot At Playing James Bond
Long before his name was mud, Mel Gibson's in-demand status sabotaged his chances at being cast in the role of James Bond.
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Star Trek: First Contact's Most Famous Line Was Instantly Mocked By Jonathan Frakes
Patrick Stewart delivered one of his lines in such a dramatic fashion that director and co-star Jonathan Frakes couldn't help but poke fun at him for it.
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