One Of Hugh Jackman's Best Roles Was A Fictional Addition To A True Story
Hugh Jackman has played plenty of memorable characters but one of his very best was a fake person added to a very real story.
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Men In Black's Original Confusing Plot Was Reworked Thanks To Alien Subtitles
Men in Black director Barry Sonnenfeld had a nice and easy fix for making the film's plot easier to follow, and it came down to some alien subtitles. -
The Actress Tim Burton Almost Cast As Beetlejuice's Lydia Deetz Before Winona Ryder
It's impossible to picture anyone other than Winona Ryder playing Lydia in Beetlejuice, but Tim Burton almost cast someone else in the role. -
Men In Black's Director Had To Stop Tommy Lee Jones From Trying To Be Funny In The Movie
The reason Men in Black works so well is because of the dynamic between Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones. But on set, that dynamic initially wasn't quite right. -
Michael Jackson's Men In Black II Cameo Came With Plenty Of Frustration
In his new book, director Barry Sonnenfeld talks about how the (very) brief Michael Jackson cameo happened in Men In Black II. -
Men In Black 3 Almost Cast A Different Actor As Young Tommy Lee Jones Instead Of Josh Brolin
Men in Black III director Barry Sonnenfeld had to fight a bit to cast Josh Brolin as a young Agent K (Tommy Lee Jones) over another actor in the film. -
The Highlander And Police Academy Series Have One Unfortunate Thing In Common
The Highlander and Police Academy movie series have surprisingly more in common than you may realize (including one unflattering distinction). -
A Very Different Actor Almost Joined Will Smith On The Doomed Wild Wild West
Will Smith nearly co-starred opposite another big-name actor in Wild Wild West before they abruptly (and wisely) dropped out of the infamous flop. -
A Beloved Nicktoon Is Getting A Live-Action Movie And There's No Way This Isn't Nightmare Fuel
One of the most famous Nicktoons ever is getting the film treatment from a pair of SNL writers. But will this live-action/CG hybrid be pure nightmare fuel? -
Producer Jon Peters Had Two Ridiculous Demands For Wild Wild West
Wild Wild West was a notorious box office flop, and director Barry Sonnenfeld has bad memories of making it and working with producer Jon Peters. -
Tim Allen Was Incredibly Disrespectful To Rene Russo On The Set Of Big Trouble
Tim Allen has a reputation for being a bit of a jerk, including that time he was weirdly rude to Rene Russo while filming the comedy Big Trouble. -
Working With John Travolta On Get Shorty Filled Gene Hackman With Rage
According to director Barry Sonnenfeld, Gene Hackman did not enjoy working with John Travolta on the hit comedy Get Shorty. -
How To Watch Beetlejuice Beetlejuice At Home
The juice is loose ... in your living room. Here's how to catch Beetlejuice Beetlejuice on digital, DVD, and Blu-ray, along with its various special features. -
Let's Break Down Every Deadpool & Wolverine Deleted Scene (And What They Mean)
Deadpool & Wolverine is now available on digital, and a few deleted scenes are included. What happens in them? Let's break each of them down. -
John Travolta Pretended To Be Sick For A Ridiculous Reason While Making Get Shorty
John Travolta gave Get Shorty director Barry Sonnenfeld some grief when the actor pretended to be sick when he was supposed to shoot a key sequence. -
Was A Daniel Radcliffe Wolverine Variant Cut From Deadpool & Wolverine? Here's The Truth
Deadpool & Wolverine's writers have clarified whether there was ever any truth to those rumors about Daniel Radcliffe playing a Wolverine variant in the film. -
What The Actor Who Played Alice In Wonderland's Twins Looks Like In Real Life
The twins Tweedledee and Tweedledum from Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland were played by a British comedy mainstay. Here's where you may have seen him before. -
Kevin Smith Wants To Be Remembered By One Clerks II Scene When He Dies
Kevin Smith wants a Clerks II to be played at his funeral, and it's definitely not one the heartfelt one. -
Roger Ebert's Favorite Movie Of All Time Was This 1960 Tragic Comedy
Roger Ebert is considered by many to be the greatest film critic in history, so having the distinction of being his favorite movie is a huge honor. -
How Tom Hardy Transformed His Voice To Play Venom
Tom Hardy plays both Eddie Brock and Venom in the Venom movies - though you might be surprised by the inspiration for his Venom voice. -
How To Watch Deadpool & Wolverine At Home
Dogpool is coming home thanks to Deadpool & Wolverine, which is headed to the home market (complete with a featurette-packed physical media release). -
Nick Frost's Twisted New Horror Comedy Is A Bloody Delight – If You Can Avoid Spoilers
Nick Frost's new horror-comedy Get Away is worth checking out, but you'll also definitely want to avoid any and all spoilers for this one. -
Marvel's Thunderbolts Trailer Has A Frustrating Feature That Is Annoying Fans
The first trailer for Marvel Studios' Thunderbolts* is rubbing Marvel Cinematic Universe fans wrong for a very specific reason. -
Denzel Washington's Worst Movie Is Also His First Movie
Denzel Washington made his big screen debut in this unfunny 1981 comedy that also happens to be the worst movie of his career. -
Every Movie With A Donald Trump Cameo
Donald Trump has appeared in almost a dozen movies (including, as many know, Home Alone 2: Lost in New York) and has usually played himself. -
An Underrated Comedy Gem Satirized The Menendez Brothers Trial And Our True Crime Obsession
Ben Stiller's feature directorial debut The Cable Guy features a running gag that satirized our obsession with true crime and the Menendez brothers trial. -
A Different Man Review: Sebastian Stan Astounds In This Brilliant, Pitch-Black Oddity [Fantastic Fest]
Sebastian Stan gives his best performance yet in A Different Man, director Aaron Schimberg's hilarious dark comedy about facial differences.
