Avatar Might Soon Become The First And Only $3 Billion Movie Ever At The Box Office
Never bet against Jim Cameron.
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The Fugitive Went All Out For That Fiery Train Wreck Scene
While models were used for certain angles, the filmmakers did really crash a train into a bus. -
Sean Astin Had A Rude Awakening After Filming On The Goonies Had Wrapped
Being the lead in a beloved movie doesn't make you the popular kid at school. -
The Todd Haynes Poison Controversy Explained: An Indie Classic Goes To The Culture Wars
Of course a non-pornographic film about gay characters would become a target. -
The Road Warrior Ending Explained: The Legend Of Max Rockatansky
The Mad Max sequel The Road Warrior ends with a high-octane action sequence — and the beginning of a wasteland myth. -
How Top Gun Set The Stage For A Military Coup In The Movie Business
The makers of the film paid $1.8 million for authorization of these assets directly from the Pentagon. -
Sylvester Stallone Wrote A Rocky Film That Never Saw The Light Of Day
The story in Rocky II was originally going to be the story of Rocky III. -
Why Helen Mirren Was So Comfortable Behind The Wheel In The Fast And The Furious Franchise
'I so want to be a mad driver in a Fast and Furious movie.' -
Quentin Tarantino Put Uma Thurman's Life On The Line With A Reckless Kill Bill Stunt
The incident permanently marred the pair's relationship. -
Jamie Lee Curtis' Family Ties Made Things Awkward For Arnold Schwarzenegger During True Lies
Arnold Schwarzenegger's friendship with Tony Curtis made him somewhat hesitant when Jamie Lee Curtis was cast as his love interest in True Lies. -
Leonor Will Never Die Review: Sheila Francisco Will Be Your New Favorite Action Star [TIFF]
There is a lot to love about Leonor Will Never Die. -
The Connecting Thread That Keeps Edward Norton Coming Back To Wes Anderson Films
Turns out Norton is OBSESSED with insert shots of handwritten notes. Can’t get enough of ’em. And if they’re in cursive? Watch out -- he will go nuclear. -
Sylvester Stallone Found The 'Key' To Rocky's Character In A Film From Decades Before
'Then, all of a sudden, something incredible happened...' -
One Rings Of Power Actor Has Appeared In Every Live-Action Tolkien Adaptation — But You May Not Recognize Him
It simply wouldn't be a Middle-earth adaptation without involving Jed Brophy in some capacity. -
Working With Robin Williams In Jumanji Took Some Getting Used To For David Alan Grier
The actor was seemingly starstruck to work alongside the legendary comedian. -
The Core Of Val Kilmer's Top Gun Character Came To Him In A Vision
Val Kilmer takes acting seriously. Very seriously. -
Superhero Bits: Batman: The Audio Adventures Season 2 Trailer, Benedict Wong On A Wong Series & More
In this edition of Superhero Bits, Batman: The Audio Adventures returns for a second season, Namor isn't just another Aquaman, and more! -
Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade Let Sean Connery Flex His Improv Chops
Harrison Ford and Sean Connery had a great time on set, which meant Steven Spielberg had a blast. People having fun! It's a good thing. -
Monty Python Made Steven Spielberg Unsure Of Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade
The legendary filmmaker had Python on the brain when George Lucas pitched a Holy Grail idea. -
The Daily Stream: Pom Poko Will Teach You The Ancient Raccoon Dog Art Of Transformation
Come for the hamburgers; stay for the monster parade. -
Val Kilmer Had To Be 'Tortured' Into Even Auditioning For Top Gun
it was the passion of Tony Scott that turned Kilmer around on the role that now sits among his most memorable. -
Val Kilmer Went Out Of His Way To Make His Top Gun Haircut Even Weirder
Little did he know that he would inspired a new generation of douchebag haircuts that dominated bro culture in the 1980s. -
Viggo Mortensen Was Prepared For The Pain Of Eastern Promises' Bathroom Fight
Viggo wasn't messing around. -
In Dan Trachtenberg's Ideal World, Fans Wouldn't Have Immediately Known Prey Was A Predator Film
Imagine settling in to watch Prey and not knowing a Predator was going to show up. -
It Was Never In Question That Beverly Hills Cop Was Going To Be A Hit
Eddie Murphy was at the height of his power in the 1980s, and nothing was slowing him down. -
Dwayne Johnson Went All-In On Channeling Danny DeVito For Jumanji: The Next Level
'He has a certain speech. And there's some roughness to him.' -
