A Classic From Director Akira Kurosawa Is Getting The Theatrical Re-Release It Deserves
Director Akira Kurosawa's classic epic Seven Samurai is returning to theaters to celebrate its 70th anniversary with a 4K restoration.
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A Director Cameo Unites The Bad Boys Sequels – And It Demands A Proper Investigation
We investigate a certain director cameo that's been happening in the Bad Boys movies, including Bad Boys: Ride or Die. -
Yes, Bad Boys: Ride Or Die Addresses The Will Smith-Shaped Elephant In The Room
Bad Boys: Ride or Die doesn't ignore Will Smith's now infamous slap from the Oscars. -
Kurt Russell's Tombstone Mustache Was Almost Even More Over The Top
Kurt Russell originally grew his Tombstone mustache to match that of the real Wyatt Earp before the events in the film take place. -
Bad Boys: Ride Or Die Ending Explained: Grill Skills
Bad Boys: Ride or Die is the fourth film in the action-comedy franchise and we've got the ending explained as we look toward a possible Bad Boys 5. -
The MonsterVerse Finds Godzilla X Kong Follow-Up Director In Grant Sputore
Warner Bros. and Legendary have found their new MonsterVerse director. Grant Sputore will direct the follow-up to Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire. -
Twister's Bill Paxton Had A 'Tougher' Sequel Idea In Mind Years Ago
Twister is finally getting a sequel this year, but original star Bill Paxton had an idea for 'the Jaws version' of the movie years ago. -
Jackie Chan's Indiana Jones-Inspired Film Came Five Years After Raiders Of The Lost Ark
In 1986, Jackie Chan co-wrote, directed, and starred in Armour of God, an Indiana Jones riff that contains some stellar martial arts action sequences. -
New Hunger Games Movie Will Explore The Origin Of Another Familiar Character
The Hunger Games will return with Sunrise on the Reaping, a new prequel movie (and book) about the infamous Second Quarter Quell. -
Godzilla Vs. Kong's Mechagodzilla Was Inspired By A Classic James Cameron Sci-Fi
Godzilla vs. Kong's visual effects team looked to the most famous movie cyborg of all time while designing Mechagodzilla for the film. -
Godzilla Minus One's Strangest Reveal Raises All Kinds Of Unanswered Questions
Eagle-eyed viewers have noticed a dark mark on Noriko's neck at the end of Godzilla Minus One. Here's what the mark means and how it could factor into a sequel. -
Godzilla Minus One's English Dub Is The Worst Way To Watch A Great Movie
Godzilla Minus One is topping the Netflix charts, but the English-dubbed version of the film commits some major blunders. -
Bad Boys: Ride Or Die Review: Will Smith And Martin Lawrence Bring The Magic Back To The Action-Comedy Franchise
Bad Boys: Ride or Die is not only a great Bad Boys film, it's also a top-tier action comedy. -
The Alien: Romulus Trailer Looks Like The Sequel We've Wanted For A Long, Long Time
The full Alien: Romulus trailer looks amazing, and we're not the only ones who think so. Here's a quick roundup of some responses it's received since its debut. -
A Sandbar Mishap Forced The Lost World: Jurassic Park To Improvise An Ominous Scene
The Lost World: Jurassic Park crew improvised a scene that foreshadowed the carnage and horror to come after a mishap left them stranded on a boat. -
The Venom 3 Trailer Makes Marvel's Multiverse Even More Confusing
The Venom 3 trailer is here, and we have questions about when and where this movie takes place. Is it officially in the MCU? Join us as we explore the options. -
Godzilla Vs. Kong's Screenwriter Tried To Bring Mechagodzilla Into An Earlier Film
Mechagodzilla almost appeared in a different Godzilla MonsterVerse movie before he showed up in Godzilla vs. Kong. -
Steven Spielberg Had Indiana Jones Producers Scrambling With A Last Minute Idea
One of the best long-running gags in the Indiana Jones series was a random idea from director Steven Spielberg. -
The Writer Of 1998's Godzilla Knows Where They Went Wrong With The Movie
Godzilla 1998 has its defenders, but the screenwriter isn't one of them. -
Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back Initially Had A More Brutal Han Solo Torture Scene
Han Solo's torture scene in Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back was toned down over concerns it was originally too intense. -
Why Kurt Russell Repeatedly Rejected Stargate (And Why He Finally Agreed To It)
Kurt Russell turned down the sci-fi movie Stargate multiple times. Here's why. -
Harry Potter Used An Extremely Old-School Trick For The Time-Turner's VFX
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban's Time-Turner scene was hard to make but turned out great thanks to its use of old-fashioned VFX. -
Star Wars' Phantom Menace Lightsaber Fight Was Decided By A Five-Year-Old
George Lucas knew he wanted fast-paced lightsaber battles in Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, but the new fighting style needed to be approved by his son. -
Classic Bruce Lee Film Enter The Dragon Had A Multitude Of Challenges
Bruce Lee's classic martial arts film Enter the Dragon was beset by behind-the-scenes problems, including rewrites, literal fights, and a plan to recast Lee. -
One Dune Scene Fulfilled A Career Dream For Dave Bautista
Dave Bautista has always wanted to prove he's more than the average wrestler-turned-actor and feels a key scene from Dune: Part Two allowed him to do just that. -
How Bad Boys For Life Became The Biggest Box Office Hit Of Hollywood's Lost Year
2020 was a terrible year for us all, but the box office found a savior with 'Bad Boys For Life.' -
Anya Taylor-Joy Was Exposed To The Mad Max World While Filming Another Sci-Fi Movie
Mad Max: Fury Road got a standing ovation from Anya Taylor-Joy the first time she saw it, which was during the filming of 2016 sci-fi movie Morgan.
