Ray Stevenson's Dream Was To Bring This Shakespeare Tragedy To The Big Screen
Let it be virtuous to be obstinate, indeed.
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How Community's Dan Harmon Cobbled Together A Comedy Dream Team For Season 5
When previously ousted showrunner Dan Harmon was hired back for 'Community' season 5, he quickly had to answer a very important question. -
Charlie Day's Fool's Paradise Is The Result Of Years Of Work And A-List Collaboration
Charlie Day called in every favor he had to make Fool's Paradise. -
Bringing Up Baby's Best Moments Came From The Mind Of Cary Grant
If someone wanted to understand archetypical screwball comedy, the film I would most likely show them is Howard Hawks' 1938 classic Bringing Up Baby. -
The Youngest Oscar Winner Ever Is A Shining Example Of One Of The Oscars' Biggest Frauds
Tatum O'Neal took home Best Supporting Actress for Paper Moon. The 10-year-old shouldn't even have been in that category. -
How Trust Makes Cillian Murphy And Christopher Nolan's Collaborations Great
'Trust is creatively freeing,' Nolan explained, and Murphy has certainly found that to be true during their work together. -
Tar Ending Explained: An Ambiguous Tale Of Abuse And Consequences
Let's dig into that wild ending and all of the thematic meaning within Tár because it's as complex as the greatest symphonies. -
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Fired On Mars Is Must-Watch Sci-Fi Tragicomedy Adult Animation
Fired on Mars is doing something wholly different than what currently dominates adult animation, and that's worth celebrating. -
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Triangle Of Sadness Ending Explained: Models, Grenades, And Bodily Fluids
This is one raucous class satire we won't soon forget. -
Anyone But You: Everything We Know About Sydney Sweeney And Glen Powell's Romantic Comedy
Are R-rated comedies on the verge of making a comeback? -
Jamie Foxx Used His Real Life Football Experience For His Any Given Sunday Audition
Jamie Foxx got his Any Given Sunday role as much for his previous football experience as his previous acting experience. -
M. Night Shyamalan's After Earth Was Initially A Flop, But Has New Life On Netflix
After Earth's box office results were nothing shy of disastrous in 2013. Curiously, the world of streaming has given the movie a new life. -
Bupkis Review: An Aimless, Meandering Comedy Struggling To Find Itself
An unfocused character and show. -
How To Watch Renfield At Home
The Nicolas Cage-led Dracula horror/comedy is now available on PVOD. -
The Empire Strikes Back Ending Explained: 'To Just Have Survived Is To Get Pretty Far In This Life Sometimes'
Did you know The Empire Strikes Back had already screened in about a hundred theaters when George Lucas decided that the ending needed some last-minute changes? -
Drive-Away Dolls Footage Reaction: Ethan Coen's Solo Debut Is A Road Trip Crime Comedy [CinemaCon 2023]
Ethan Coen is stepping out on his own with Drive-Away Dolls. -
Beau Is Afraid Ending Explained: Strangled By Apron Strings
Welcome to Ari Aster's twisted vision of familial guilt and anxiety. -
What Harry Belafonte Loved The Most About His Songs Being Featured In Beetlejuice
There are few movie-music pairings that have had the same impact as that of Harry Belafonte's relationship to the film Beetlejuice. -
Beetlejuice Brought In Harry Belafonte's Music For Its Energy - And Its Cheap Price
When David Geffen and The Geffen Film Company couldn't afford other R&B songs for the Beetlejuice soundtrack, they turned to Harry Belafonte. -
No Hard Feelings Footage Reaction: Can Jennifer Lawrence Bring Back The Raunchy Comedy? [CinemaCon 2023]
The raunchy comedy has Jennifer Lawrence 'dating the hell' out of a recent high school graduate. -
Joaquin Phoenix Screamed On The Set Of Beau Is Afraid To Intentionally Humiliate Himself
Joaquin Phoenix needed to feel embarrassed while in character for Beau is Afraid, so he went out of his way to humiliate himself in front of the cast and crew. -
The 1969 Oscars Were Old Hollywood's Last Gasp Of Life, And It Probably Came Too Late
New Hollywood came a-knocking before it would drown out the old the following year. -
The 12 Best Chevy Chase Movies, Ranked
Chevy Chase was the first Saturday Night Live star to leave the show and seek big-screen glory. Here, we rank 12 of the controversial funnyman's best movies. -
One Beau Is Afraid Cameo Had The Actor Bawling And Struggling To See Straight
We would have cried for two hours too. -
Succession's Sarah Snook Would Never Be Friends With Shiv In Real Life
Sometimes it's easier to play characters that are as different from you as possible.
