Supervillains We Lost In 2022
2022 will go down in history as the year we said goodbye to some major supervillains. We'll miss you, Gorr, Gargantos, Najma, Black Noir, and more.
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Barry Fitzgerald Is The Only Person Nominated For Best Actor And Supporting Actor Oscars For The Same Film
Barry Fitzgerald's nominations for Going My Way changed the Oscars rulebook. -
The Skinamarink Team Came Up With A Clever Way Of Shooting Scenes In Pitch Black
How can you shoot a scene that's pitch black when you have almost no budget? -
12 Underrated DC Animated Movies That Deserve A Watch
DC Entertainment is renowned for its acclaimed animated works, and here are some of the more underrated DC animated movies deserving of a watch. -
Not Much Of Lolita's Screenplay Ended Up Making It To The Screen
Stanley Kubrick and Vladimir Nabokov didn't exactly see eye-to-eye on the latter's novel. -
S.S. Rajamouli Pulled A 'Coup' To Cast The Stars Of RRR
RRR was made possible by the friendship between director S.S. Rajamouli and stars Ram Charan and NTR Jr. -
Is The 1990 Best Original Screenplay Race The Most Competitive Oscars Category Of All Time? An Investigation
Did the Academy do the right thing? -
Anya Taylor-Joy Turned Down Being A Disney Channel Star To Join The Cast Of The Witch
Taylor-Joy 'just had this really good feeling' about Robert Eggers' period horror film. -
Bill Plympton's I Married A Strange Person! Is A Glorious, Grotesque, And Gutsy Display Of Alternative Animation
Bill Plympton's character designs look like the result of a Tex Avery cartoon crashing headfirst into the body horror of a Cronenberg film. -
Without The Success Of Cinderella, Disney Would Have Likely Folded In The 1950s
The Mouse House's animated film was a game-changer in more ways than one. -
Bruce Timm Didn't Expect To Have So Much Creative Control Over Batman: The Animated Series
Batman: The Animated Series remains for many fans the definitive vision of the Caped Crusader. -
Walt Disney Tried To Remove The Famous Spaghetti Scene From Lady And The Tramp
What would romantic-comedies parody if Lady and the Tramp had lost the spaghetti kiss? -
Christian Tafdrup Wanted Speak No Evil To Be The 'Most Disturbing' Danish Film Ever Made
'I wanted the story to symbolize evil in the world and how we react to it.' -
The Meaning Behind Those Weird Disney Shots In An American Werewolf In London
Is the character Alex merely a Disney Adult or is there actually a deeper meaning behind this motif? -
Disney Wasn't Convinced M. Night Shyamalan's Unbreakable Would Appeal To Audiences
It's hard to imagine now that Unbreakable was thought of as unbankable because of its roots in comics. -
Christian Tafdrup Knew Speak No Evil Would Draw Comparisons To Funny Games
If you like Michael Haneke's crushing, realist treatment of horror, you're going to love Speak No Evil. -
The Simpsons Movie Almost Made A Fan-Favorite Character The Villain Of The Film
In theory, it would've made sense to add a character from the show's heyday. -
Sony Pictures Animation Intentionally Avoided Having An In-House Animation Style
Pam Marsden, head of production at Sony Pictures Animation, says this is either "a key to our success or absolutely our undoing." -
Phil Lord & Chris Miller Had No Idea How To Make A Movie When Joining Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs
'We didn't actually have any ideas.' -
Genndy Tartakovsky's R-Rated Animated Movie Fixed Won't Rely On Pop Culture Humor
Everything is character-based for maximum impact (and longevity). -
Kurt Russell Was Key To Making Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Feel Real
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is Quentin Tarantino's most personal film. All thanks to firsthand accounts of good friends, like Kurt Russell. -
Walt Disney Animation Almost Made An Alfred Hitchcock Homage Movie Called Fraidy Cat
Don't mind us, we're just pouting about being denied a Jimmy Stewart-esque paranoid cat. -
Director Dean Fleischer-Camp Made Sure Marcel The Shell With Shoes On Animation Wasn't Too Polished
It was important that Marcel still felt like Marcel and not a shell of his former self. -
Why Quentin Tarantino Cut Tim Roth's Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Scenes
What will it take for Tarantino to release the Roth cut? -
Danny Elfman Has Defended The Nightmare Before Christmas As A Film For All Ages Since Its Premiere
Despite its scary imagery, Danny Elfman firmly believes The Nightmare Before Christmas is a film for all-ages. -
Man Of Steel's Brutal Finale Could Have Happened In An Earlier, Animated Superman Film
'And they just wouldn't let me do it...' -
Christopher Nolan's Insomnia Was Never Meant To Be A 'Follow-Up' To Memento
'To be honest I started work on Insomnia some months before Memento was even released in theaters...'
