Robin Williams Improvised One Of Good Will Hunting's Most Heartwarming Scenes
Robin Williams is a master of improvisation, but one ad-libbed scene in Good Will Hunting wasn't just about inciting uproarious laughter.
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Samuel L. Jackson Had A Perfectly Samuel L. Jackson Inscription On His Star Wars Lightsaber
You know what to expect with a Samuel L. Jackson character, and his lightsaber prop paid homage to that. -
The Galactic Starcruiser Delivers The Most Immersive Star Wars Storytelling Ever Imagined
The two-night Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser voyage features the most astoundingly immersive Star Wars experience to date. -
The Raised By Wolves Colony Report: A 'King' Without A Kingdom
Just when you thought things couldn't get any nastier on Kepler-22b, Raised By Wolves turns up the horror. -
The Classic Anime That Inspired The Matrix
Ghost in the Shell was a major influence on The Matrix, despite the two films starkly contrasting each other in pivotal ways. Let's dig into the details. -
New The Batman Clip Unmasks Paul Dano's Riddler
Spoiler alert: the unmasked Riddler looks a lot like Paul Dano. -
Guillermo Del Toro Has Been Fighting To Adapt This Book For 15 Years
"I know the ending we have is one the most intriguing, weird, unsettling endings, for me." -
Why Steven Spielberg And George Lucas Traded Their Star Wars And Close Encounters Profits
George Lucas and Steven Spielberg: BFFs. -
How Enter The Dragon Pulled Off That Mind-Bending Mirror Scene
"He was shooting anamorphic, but I didn't even know what that was." -
How Dan Aykroyd's Supernatural Experience Shaped The Ghostbusters Script
Den Aykroyd trily believes in the supernatural, and his family's history with ghosts fully informed his practical take on spooks and spirits in Ghostbusters. -
Why Sylvester Stallone Initially Thought First Blood Would Ruin His Career
"I looked at this and I'm going, this is a career killer." -
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The One Scene Alfred Hitchcock Regretted Filming The Most
Alfred Hitchcock is the master of suspense, but he really dropped the ball when it came to a certain sequence in his 1936 thriller Sabotage. -
The Matrix Resurrections' Spectacular Ending Jump Almost Didn't Get Filmed
Movie magic, folks! -
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The 20 Best Legal Thrillers In Cinema History
The human drama and high stakes of the courtroom always make for a suspenseful good time. Here are 20 legal thrillers to keep you on the edge of your seat. -
Killers Of The Flower Moon Release Date Set For November
Screenwriter Eric Roth says we're (probably) getting the latest from Martin Scorsese in November. -
The Real-Life Inspiration Behind Tom Cruise's Character In Magnolia
Tom Cruise's infuriating, heartbreaking, outrageous character is based a real person. Sort of. -
How Quentin Tarantino Cobbled Together Christopher Walken's Famous Pulp Fiction Scene
The brilliance of the scene lies in Walken's impeccable comedic ability and the deliberate choices Tarantino made while filming various takes. -
Daily Podcast: Favorite Movie Presidents, BioShock, RDJ And Shane Black, And More
On today's podcast, Ben and Ryan talk about their favorite movie presidents, a BioShock movie coming to Netflix, the weekend's box office, and more. -
Movies To Watch If You Loved Marry Me
Looking for something else with that "Marry Me" feeling? We've got you covered with this list. -
Movies Like Nightmare Alley That Thriller Fans Really Need To See
If horror master Guillermo del Toro's "Nightmare Alley" left you hungry for more thrills, these movies are sure to satisfy your film noir appetite. -
Why The Oscars' Sound Mixing And Editing Awards Were Merged Into 'Best Sound'
Let's talk about movie sound and award shows. -
Mad Men Creator Matthew Weiner's Latest TV Project Dropped By FX
The series has been dropped following sexual harassment allegations made against Matthew Weiner. -
Why The Last Action Hero Production Was Such A Nightmare
Grab your magic ticket and come along with us as we revisit the making of Last Action Hero. -
The Best Movies Streaming Right Now: Blackhat, The Many Saints Of Newark, And More
We at Now Stream This are here to service your streaming needs. -
Oscar Nominee CODA Is Playing In Theaters For Free Later This Month
Apple TV+ film CODA is playing in select theaters for free ahead of this year's Academy Awards, where it is nominated for three Oscars.
