Big Let Tom Hanks Take The Wheel With Some Wild Improv
To play a 13-year-old in a grown man's body, Tom Hanks' performance went, well, big.
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Adam Sandler To Reunite With The Safdie Brothers For A New Movie
Adam Sandler and the Safdie Brothers are reuniting for another movie after Uncut Gems. -
The Ridiculous Reasons Spider-Man Fans Got Mad Online At Sam Raimi
People were mad? On the internet? What a concept! -
Some Like It Hot Was Never Supposed To Feature Its Famous Final Line
The final line in Some Like It Hot is an all-time great, but director Billy Wilder originally put it in there as just a placeholder. -
The Biggest Unresolved Questions In The IT Franchise
IT left viewers with some pretty big unresolved questions. Here's what we wish we could have known about the Losers cluh and the world of Derry. -
Julia Roberts' Rom-Com Hiatus And The State Of The Genre
The actress says she never encountered anything that inspired her to come back before. But the rom-com isn't dead. It's just gotten a makeover. -
Drifting Home Trailer: A Sweet Summer Anime Movie Comes To Netflix
Drifting Home is the latest stunning feature-length offering from Studio Colorido. -
New Installments Of Ghostbusters And Venom In The Works At Sony
Follow-ups to Ghostbusters: Afterlife and Venom: Let There Be Carnage are officially on the way. -
Rachel Brosnahan Promises More Scenes With Midge And Lenny Bruce In The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Season 5
'We've had scene after scene together that's just dreamy. So, more to come.' -
I Am Legend Caused Some Real-Life Chaos For The Citizens Of New York
Spoiler: It wasn't the Darkseekers, who looked like they crawled up from somewhere deep in the uncanny valley. -
Petite Maman Director Céline Sciamma On Filming In Her Hometown And Telling Smaller Stories [Interview]
Petite Maman director Céline Sciamma didn't set out to make a pandemic movie, but in many ways, she made the perfect one. -
The 15 Best Screwball Comedies Of All Time
In celebration of one of cinema's most delightful genres, here are the 15 best screwball comedies of all time. -
The Northman Was A Life-Long Dream For Alexander Skarsgard
'I've kind of nurtured this dream of making a Viking movie for many years.' -
Lightyear Filmmakers Pull Back The Curtain On Turning Buzz Into A Sci-Fi Action Hero
Lightyear is a fun '80s romp of a sci-fi flick in addition to an origin story about Buzz Lightyear, the man behind the toy. -
Bill Murray Had To Invent His Entire Tootsie Role
'Every time we got to work, we just got to do whatever we thought was funny.' -
Ingrid Bergman's Biggest Doubt About Gaslight Only Made It Better
Bergman initially thought she may not be right to play the part, but director George Cukor saw things from a totally different perspective. -
The Real-Life Legacy Jessica Williams Brought To Her Fantastic Beast Character
Jessica Williams was heavily involved in the evolution of Lally — from her costume to her wand design. -
The 113 Best Comedy Movies Ever
Get ready to laugh! From slapstick classics to rom-coms, this is our definitive list of the best comedy movies ever. -
The Writer's Strike Was A Blessing In Disguise For Battlestar Galactica
'I'm ultimately very happy that we did have that break and I did get a chance to revisit some of those ideas, and I think we have a stronger story as a result.' -
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Jerry Lewis Taught Martin Scorsese An Important Lesson On The Set Of The King Of Comedy
A world-famous comedian taught a world-famous filmmaker a valuable lesson. -
Josh Brolin's Advice For Outer Range Helped Imogen Poots Become Unhinged
Josh Brolin shared some advice that helped Imogen Poots let down her guard. -
Jeff Goldblum Had An Interesting Perspective On His Life Aquatic Character
'The brilliance of Wes Anderson is that his characters are complicated.' -
Sigourney Weaver's Sci-Fi Background Nearly Cost Her Galaxy Quest
When Harold Ramis was set to direct Galaxy Quest, he specifically did not want actors with sci-fi experience — not even Sigourney Weaver. -
The Coen Brothers' Pitch For Burn After Reading Left George Clooney A Little Worried
Shockingly dumb people doing dumb things. -
Audrey Hepburn And Cary Grant Were Well Aware Of Their Awkward Age Gap In Charade
With a nearly 30-year age difference, Cary Grant was concerned about looking like a dirty old man, so screenwriter Peter Stone made some changes to the script. -
Movies That Paid Big Bucks For Needle Drops
These movies decided it was worth it to shell out some serious cash for recognizable songs.
