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.
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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. -
Mahershala Ali Leaves Blade Fans Hanging, Joins New Jurassic World Movie
Marvel's Blade movie is apparently hitting theaters next November, but with star Mahershala Ali joining the next Jurassic World film, that seems unlikely. -
Sean Connery Intimidated A Disney Executive While Making The Rock [Exclusive]
When Michael Bay needed help fending off a Disney executive on the set of The Rock, he called in Sean Connery for reinforcements. -
Bad Boys: Ride Or Die Aims To Bring Will Smith Back To Box Office Glory
Will Smith and Martin Lawrence are back in action with Bad Boys: Ride or Die. Can this be the cure to the summer box office blues? -
Steven Spielberg's Biggest Contribution To Indiana Jones' Story Came In The Last Crusade
George Lucas wrote the story for Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, but director Steven Spielberg was responsible for a key element of the film. -
An Antonio Banderas Action Film Is Hitting Netflix Top Charts 7 Years Later
The Antonio Banderas action flick Security is doing numbers on Netflix. Why? Who knows! -
Just Cause Movie Will Bring Video Game Chaos To Live-Action, Blue Beetle Director On Board
The director of Blue Beetle will helm the long-brewing film adaptation of the popular video game, which focuses on a secret agent named Rico Rodriguez. -
The Most Emotionally Devastating Scene In Pixar History Experienced Multiple Last-Minute Changes [Exclusive]
The first 10 minutes of Pixar's Up went through several changes during development, including last-minute tweaks to its score by composer Michael Giacchino. -
Jennifer Lopez Brings A Robotic Sci-Fi To The Top Of Netflix Charts
Brad Peyton's new action sci-fi film Atlas, starring Jennifer Lopez, has rocketed to the top of the Netflix charts. But is the movie any good? -
The Box Office Just Experienced Its Worst Memorial Day In Decades – What Happened?
With Furiosa and The Garfield Movie, Hollywood just suffered through the worst Memorial Day at the box office in nearly three decades. Here's what went wrong. -
Garfuriosa Was The Polar Opposite Of Barbenheimer At The Box Office
Garfuriosa was no Barbenheimer at the box office as both Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga and The Garfield Movie opened below expectations. -
Dune's Stellan Skarsgård Had One Requirement For His Baron Harkonnen Prosthetics
Dune actor Stellan Skarsgård underwent a massive transformation to play Dune villain Baron Harkonnen, but there was one thing he required from the makeup team. -
R2-D2 Was A Big Pain In The Butt On Star Wars: Return Of The Jedi
Production on Star Wars: Return of the Jedi was made even more difficult thanks to R2-D2. -
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Was Forced To Follow A Strict William Shatner Rule
The screenwriters of Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home were ordered to make William Shatner's Captain Kirk feel like the movie's most important character. -
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga Secretly Has Actors Playing Multiple Wasteland Roles
The grand Mad Max tradition of having actors play multiple roles continues in Furiosa with Elsa Pataky, Lachy Hulme, and Josh Helman. -
Die Hard Rescued One Of Sylvester Stallone's Best Films From Disaster
Thanks to the success of Die Hard, the writers of Cliffhanger finally found a way to tell their story, and it became one of Sylvester Stallone's best movies. -
Two Words From Dune's Denis Villeneuve Guided Zendaya Through The Films
Denis Villeneuve pored over nearly every single detail in the Dune movies, which makes his simple advice to Zendaya all the funnier. -
Tim Burton's Batman Shares Its Climax With A Groundbreaking Sci-Fi Classic
Batman, Tim Burton's 1989 blockbuster, features a very similar climactic confrontation as the one that appears in a classic sci-fi movie from 1927: Metropolis. -
Why Kurt Russell Had No Interest In Reading Poseidon's Script
Kurt Russell revealed that he initially had no interest in reading the Poseidon script.
