The First Mission: Impossible Almost Had A Prison Break Sequence Involving Ethan Hunt Hanging From A Helicopter
The original Mission: Impossible almost had much bigger character introductions for Ethan Hunt's new Impossible Mission Force team.
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Men In Black's 'Entire Plot' Got A Rewrite After Filming Had Wrapped
Men in Black took a neuralyzer to the original drafts of the film. -
The Predator's Most Famous Feature Came From The Mind Of James Cameron
The Predator's terrifying mandibles were born from a chance meeting between Stan Winston and James Cameron on a plane. -
Barry Sonnenfeld Has Some Regrets About The Making Of Men In Black II
If the director could go back in time, he'd change three things about the sequel. -
The Daily Stream: Best Home Cook Is Soothing When You've Run Through The Other Mary Berry Shows
You've seen The Great British Baking Show, now tuck into the Very Nice British Baking Show. -
The Story Of Heat All Started With That Famous Final Scene
'I took that dialectical conclusion and worked it backwards...' -
Baby Colin Robinson Made Things 'Weird' For What We Do In The Shadows' Cast
The energy vampire is appearing as an infant this season. -
The Dark Knight Rises Ending Explained: Batman Ends
::Bane voice:: You merely adopted the dark; I was born in it! -
George Lucas Gave A Crucial Piece Of Advice That Helped Shape The First Mission: Impossible Movie
The biggest twist in the film was missing something, but Lucas knew what the filmmakers had to do. -
Why The First Film James Caan Directed Was Also His Last
It's surprising that Caan only tried his hand at directing once. -
Clark Gable's Hollywood Career Got Off To A Rocky Start
'I'm just a lucky slob from Ohio.' -
Thor: Love And Thunder Shot One Of Its Biggest Scenes In A Parking Lot
Modern technology means any filming location can become anywhere. -
The Idea For Inside Out Came From The Production Of Pixar's Up
Personification of emotional states wasn't a wholly original concept, but Inside Out still might be Pixar's best. -
Ghostbusters: Afterlife Made Some Subtle Changes To The Beastly Terror Dogs
The Terror Dogs went through a series of subtle new changes, one of which more directly connects the Dogs to their extra-dimensional master. -
The Wachowskis Wanted The Matrix Trilogy To Change The Way We Watch Movies
'What we were trying to achieve with the story overall was a shift, the same kind of shift that happens for Neo.' -
Why Solo: A Star Wars Story Bombed, And What We Can Learn From It
The 2018 prequel film is that rare beast: a Star Wars movie that lost money. -
Thor: Love And Thunder Director Taika Waititi Spaced On Natalie Portman's Role In The Star Wars Prequels
The filmmaker did what many tried to do 20 years ago: he forgot about the prequels. -
A Ridley Scott-Related Fire Forced A James Bond Set To Be Rebuilt
The infamous 007 Stage has gone up in flames — and more than once. -
Desperado's Love Scene Was Hard For Salma Hayek To Handle
Hayek didn't know the film included a scene which required her to be topless, and she says she almost got fired because of the way she reacted during filming. -
Top Gun: Maverick & Minions: The Rise Of Gru Helped Save The Box Office With Patience (And Confidence)
The two biggest movies of 2022 were finished two years ago – and the wait paid off. -
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The Cast Of Barbie Kicked Off Filming With A Sleepover, Because Of Course They Did
Whatever Greta Gerwig is cooking up here, consider us on board. -
How Stephen Lang's Colonel Quaritch Returns In Avatar: The Way Of Water
The villainous soldier died at the end of the first 'Avatar' film. Here's how he comes back. -
Jurassic Park Scenes That Aged Terribly
The "Jurassic Park" franchise is filled with great cinematic moments. Still, some scenes just haven't stood the test of time. -
The Stranger Things Actor Playing Vecna Knew His Secrets From The Start
Jamie Campbell Bower was briefed at the very beginning. -
15 Best Films Of The 1930s
With the advent of talkies, cinema entered a new era of innovation and creativity, making the 1930s one the most fertile periods in film history. -
James Cameron Found An Unorthodox Way To Inspire His Avatar Stars
James Cameron demands a lot from his actors, and making Avatar was no different; getting that CGI action to look authentic required an unusual tactic.
