Physics Was George Miller's Biggest Limitation While Filming Mad Max: Fury Road
There were limits that even Miller could not justify breaking.
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Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio Was Approached Like A Live Action Film
'We wanted the movie not to be like any other animation movie, really, if we could.' -
How Escape From New York Found The Perfect Location For Its Dystopian Version Of The City
John Carpenter went far from NYC to capture that hellish vibe of a futuristic Manhattan. -
Rocky V Almost Had A Different, More Tragic Ending
The Italian Stallion nearly rode into the sunset in 1990. -
Timothy Dalton Has A Theory On Why His James Bond Went Underappreciated
If you love Daniel Craig's Bond, you probably have a soft spot for Dalton's take on 007. -
The Goonies All Started With A Simple Question In Steven Spielberg's Mind
While working on another film, Steven Spielberg had a thought that ultimately inspired his story for the beloved '80s film, The Goonies. -
George Miller Took A Page From The Buster Keaton Playbook For Mad Max: Fury Road
'You don't need a footnote to describe exactly what it means.' -
Filming The First Mad Max Was A 'Disaster' In The Eyes Of Director George Miller
Miller was faced with a tough realization while editing the first movie. -
George Miller Thought Beyond Thunderdome Was Good Enough To Work Without Mad Max
Beyond Thunderdome would have been made regardless, just outside of the Mad Max imprimatur. -
Tales From The Box Office: Dr. No Kicked Off Cinema's Most Enduring Franchise With Bond, James Bond
Happy 60th to Jimmy "James" Bond. -
Here's The James Bond Scene Every New Bond Candidate Uses To Audition
The scene combines three key Bond traits: love of danger, love of liquor, and love of women. -
The Mummy's Hanging Scene Wasn't Entirely Fake For Brendan Fraser
'Like, What the hell? I want to go home!' -
Tina Turner's Mad Max Character Had To Be More Than Just Another Villain
Tina Turner played the aspirational Aunty Entity in George Miller's The Road Warrior sequel, Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome. -
Kindergarten Cop Was A Pivotal Moment In Arnold Schwarzenegger's Acting Career
Arnold Schwarzenegger tried to break into comedy for a long time, and Kindergarten Cop really let him stretch his comedic chops. -
Dwayne Johnson Had A Cursed Time On The Set Of The Mummy Returns
The Rock never half-asses a job, even when he has food poisoning. -
The Story For Temple Of Doom Scared Away The Original Indiana Jones Writer
The legendary Lawrence Kasdan said 'thanks but no thanks' to the first Indiana Jones sequel. -
Felicity Jones' Rogue One Character Stuck With Her Long After Filming Had Wrapped
She put some of those Jyn Erso skills to good use. -
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Arnold Vosloo's The Mummy Costume Wasn't Quite What He Expected
When does the Voslooissance begin? -
Star Trek's Kate Mulgrew Is Open To Exploring A Live-Action Future For Captain Janeway
There's a possible future where Mulgrew can play Captain Janeway in live-action and animated form. -
Why Robin Williams Had To Change Mrs. Doubtfire's Original Ending
Robin Williams fought against the original ending written for Mrs. Doubtfire, which would have sent a harmful message to kids of divorced parents. -
John Wayne's Red River Sparked A Feud Between Howard Hawks And Howard Hughes
It was the battle of the Howards in one sun-scorched New Mexico town. -
The Goonies Set Was A Hang Out Spot For Some Of The Biggest Stars In Hollywood
Goonies never say die. -
A James Bond Stunt Gone Wrong Sent Roger Moore Up In Flames
'I'm on fire, and I had three holes where you have one.' -
Raiders Of The Lost Ark's Flying Wing Fight Was A Split-Second Idea From Steven Spielberg
Did you know this iconic scene from Raiders of the Lost Ark was improvised? -
Cool Stuff: Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Action Figure Provides Best Look Yet At Ironheart's Armor
This is the most detail we've seen of the character yet. -
Why We May Never See A Young James Bond
Thankfully, you should not expect to see a spunky teen Bond anytime soon.
