How Nostalgia Inspired Edgar Wright To Write The World's End
How much of Wright's own nostalgia went into the film?
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The Daily Stream: Groundhog Day Asks, What Would You Do With All The Time In The World?
The gentle magic of Groundhog Day is never explained, and that's what makes it so timeless. -
Mr. Malcolm's List Trailer: A Regency Era Romance To Soothe The Soul
Like Sense and Sensibility and Bridgerton tied up in a nice Ever After bow. -
Daily Podcast: Obi-Wan Kenobi Cast And Crew On Making The New Star Wars Series
On today's podcast, Ryan steps into a galaxy far, far away and talks to the folks behind the upcoming Star Wars series. -
Ms. Marvel Early Buzz: Iman Vellani Soars As The MCU's First Muslim Superhero
Welcome to the MCU, Kamala Khan. -
That Cube Remake Is Still Happening, And Lionsgate Is Looking For A New Direction
A remake nearly materialized in 2015, but now Lionsgate is looking to start from scratch. -
One Of Bob's Burgers Biggest Mysteries Might Soon Have An Answer
More about Louise, please! -
Trusting The Audience Was Key To Making Harold And Kumar's Comedy Work
Just because movies like Harold & Kumar feature humor based on racism doesn't make the comedy itself racist. There's a point to the punchlines. -
The Technology In The Martian Is Being Created In Real Life
The science may go so over your head that it's out of this world. -
Mira Nair Was Uniquely Prepared To Bring The Namesake To The Big Screen
Author Jhumpa Lahiri knew Mira Nair was the perfect director to tell her tale. -
Why Amy Heckerling Hated Working On National Lampoon's European Vacation
She wasn't the only person with this issue. -
Watch The First Eight Minutes Of Stranger Things 4
Go back to Hawkins and the nefarious Hawkins Laboratory. -
Chris Elliott's Favorite Harold Ramis Memory Happened During The Groundhog Day Shoot
If only nice memories could reoccur on a loop. -
Bring Elliot And E.T.'s Classic Flight Home With New E.T. 40th Anniversary Funko POP Collection
E.T. is getting the Funko treatment for its [checks notes] ... 40th anniversary?! -
All It Took To Get Brad Pitt In Deadpool 2 Was A Call From Ryan Reynolds
Here's how the Deadpool 2 team got 'the hardest get in Hollywood.' -
The Classic Star Trek Episodes That Inspired Strange New Worlds Episode 3
Let's talk Ghosts of Illyria. -
This Is The End Had A Planned Post-Credits Scene That Was Never Shot
This Is The End goes to heaven, but a post-credits scene almost showed us what hell would have been like. -
How Harold And Kumar Helped Kal Penn Land The Namesake's Lead Role
The journey to White Castle was not the helpful part. -
John Carpenter's The Thing Could've Starred Jeff Bridges
Would the Dude abide if he was trapped in an Antarctic research station with a vicious alien? -
Ron Howard's Thai Cave Rescue Movie, Thirteen Lives, Is Coming To Theaters And Streaming In August
Amazon Studios is placing Thirteen Lives right on the line between the end of summer and the beginning of the fall film festival and awards season. -
Ferris Bueller's Day Off's Signature Ferrari Wasn't As Real As You Might Think
The 1961 Ferrari 250GT California. Less than a hundred were made, and that's why an authentic version of the care is only sparingly used in the movie. -
Why Alan Ruck Was Working At Sears After Shooting Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Thank goodness the journey from Sears landed at Succession. -
Dame Maggie Smith Wasn't Exactly Thrilled With Her Downton Abbey Role
She deserves a week-end. -
The Daily Stream: Step Brothers Is A Silly, Raucous Classic That Demands All Your Laughter
It's the f***ing Catalina Wine Mixer. -
When Bong Joon-Ho Is Behind The Camera, Nothing Is Left Up To Chance
Bong Joon-ho famously creates meticulously planned storyboards for all his films. -
The South Park Guys And Kendrick Lamar Are Making A Live Action Comedy - What We Know So Far
Kendrick Lamar, Trey Parker, and Matt Stone are collaborating on a movie about a Black man who works as a slave re-enactor. -
Steve Martin Can't Understand Why John Hughes Trimmed Down This Planes, Trains And Automobiles Scene
John Candy had another touching monologue in Planes, Trains, and Automobiles, but it ended up on the cutting room floor.
