Prey's Amber Midthunder Says She Was Told To 'Go Do Disney' While Pursuing Acting
Rising star Amber Midthunder has found her largest and most substantive role in Prey, the latest entry in the long-running Predator franchise.
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Why Marilyn Monroe's Estate Supports Ana De Armas' Performance In Blonde
While some have complained about Ana de Armas' accent in the trailer for Netflix's upcoming movie Blonde, Marilyn Monroe's Estate isn't concerned. -
Disney Wish Delivers Magic Without Drowning In Pixie Dust
The Disney Wish is not the floating theme park you might be expecting. -
Akira Kurosawa Could Have Had A Very Different Directorial Debut
Japanese master filmmaker Akira Kurosawa got his career off to a rocky start when he was denied making the historical epic Advance Patrol -- but why? -
Breaking Down All Of Groot's Superpowers
Groot is quite the versatile alien tree, so let's break down the superpowers he's shown off so far. -
Why Akira Kurosawa Waited So Long To Start Making Films In Color
For most of his career, director Akira Kurosawa preferred to work in black and white. -
How AR Video Walls Have Completely Changed Filming A Star Trek Show [Comic-Con]
AR video walls, aka ARWall technology, have allowed Star Trek to truly enter strange, new worlds. -
Why Jordan Peele Wanted Nope To Include That Awesome Akira Homage
Jordan Peele pays tribute to the anime Akira in his latest horror offering, Nope. -
The Anime That Inspired That Cool Motorcycle Move In Nope
That motorcycle slide was more than just cool as hell — it has a history. -
Halle Bailey Was Brought To Tears By The First Footage From The Little Mermaid
She likely won't be the only one to tear up upon seeing footage from the new version. -
Inside Out Needed Amy Poehler For A Lot More Than Her Voice
The reason why Amy Poehler is so perfect as the voice of Joy in Pixar's Inside Out is simple -- she helped the film's writers create her. -
Aidan Gillen Has Some Unpopular Opinions About Game Of Thrones' Final Season
That final season wasn't all bad -- at least according to Aidan Gillen. -
Steven Spielberg Wasn't The Only Influence On J.J. Abrams' Super 8
The other influence is one of genre filmmaking's most towering figures. -
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Did Elizabeth Taylor's Cleopatra Casting Almost Bankrupt Fox?
The answer is more complicated than you might think. -
30 Minutes Had To Be Cut From The Opening Sequence Of Up
That perfect five minute montage was trimmed out of a much, much longer version. -
Day Shift Trailer: Jamie Foxx And Snoop Dogg Hunt Some Vampires
Check out the trailer in all its hilarious, decapitation-heavy glory. -
How What We Do In The Shadows Dodged Comedy's Most Tired Romance Trope
Mutual respect and adoration: What a concept! -
The Color Of Money Seemed Doomed Until Disney Stepped In
'There's no guarantee of anything in this business anymore...' -
Why Studio Ghibli Went CGI For Earwig And The Witch
It was the first time the studio made a drastic visual departure from their usual fare. -
The One Trait That Ties Together Akira Kurosawa's Favorite Directors
Japanese master filmmaker Akira Kurosawa prized one trait above all else when making films, and it's this trait that unites all his favorite directors. -
Working With Disney Wasn't Something Ridley Scott Was Willing To Do
When approached by Disney with a film project about a wizard, Ridley Scott had a biting and characteristically hilarious response. -
Alien³ Could Have Been A Bizarro Take On Disney
One of the script drafts for David Fincher's Alien³ took inspiration from an unlikely, even blasphemously pure source from within the Disney archives. -
David Harbour And Ryan Reynolds Bonded Over Their Superhero Box Office Bombs
When Hellboy looked like it was going to tank, David Harbour knew there was one person he needed to call. -
Minions: The Rise Of Gru Scores Biggest July Fourth Opening Ever With Nearly $219 Million Globally
Minions: The Rise of Gru topped the box office for the holiday weekend, and Top Gun: Maverick is still raking in the dough. -
Jessica Jones Has A New (Old) Title On Disney+
Does this rebranding mean that Disney+ might be bringing the character back in some form elsewhere in the Marvel Cinematic Universe? -
Wall-E's Origins Go Back To The Earliest Days Of Pixar
The anthropomorphic magic was a long time in the making.
