The Best Great Gatsby Adaptation, According To Rotten Tomatoes
The Great Gatsby is a literary masterpiece, but what's the best film adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel? Let's see what Rotten Tomatoes says, shall we?
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A Bizarre Biopic Is The First Big Box Office Bomb Of 2025
The Greatest Showman director Michael Gracey has returned with the Robbie Williams biopic Better Man, which may become one of the biggest box office bombs ever. -
Why Drag Me To Hell Star Alison Lohman Disappeared From Hollywood
While Alison Lohman was everywhere in the 2000s, she's mostly stepped away from acting since headlining Drag Me To Hell. Here's why. -
Why One Country Banned Nearly All Of Claire Danes' Movies
Thanks to some off the cuff comments Claire Danes made after filming in a foreign country, there has been a blanket ban on all of her films and TV shows there. -
Christopher Nolan Shares The Most Underrated Movie Of His Filmography
Christopher Nolan's filmography is among the most discussed of any working director. But here's what Nolan himself thinks is his most underrated film. -
Jim Carrey Could Have Starred In One Of Mel Gibson's Biggest Flops
Jim Carrey was once attached to one of the hottest scripts in Hollywood, but Mel Gibson took over the role and it was a massive flop. -
Every Major James Dean Movie Ranked
James Deans only starred in a few movies before his tragic death, yet they all left an indelible mark on pop culture. Here's how we ranked them. -
Juror #2 Ending Explained: What Happens To Justin Kemp
Clint Eastwood's courtroom drama Juror #2 raises big questions about truth and justice, so let's unpack the film's ambiguous ending. -
Christopher Nolan's Favorite Sean Connery Movie Has Nothing To Do With James Bond
Certified James Bond fan Christopher Nolan once named his all-time favorite Sean Connery movie,and it wasn't a 007 adventure. -
The Two Movies That Best Capture The Surreal Terror Of The LA Fires
Los Angeles has been destroyed many times in disaster movies, but Night of the Comet and Miracle Mile truly capture the terror of the LA wildfires. -
Matt Damon & Brad Pitt Cameos Turned A 2002 Movie Into An Ocean's Reunion
Matt Damon and Brad Pitt reunited with some of their showbiz buddies to make this 2002 movie a full-blown Ocean's Eleven reunion. -
The Most Powerful Directorial Choice In Nosferatu Is Nearly Invisible
Robert Eggers' Nosferatu should be an exciting movie, but it isn't. But that's actually a compliment, as the movie pulls off something few horror films have. -
Marvel Fans Think Ryan Reynolds Threw Shade At Justin Baldoni In Deadpool & Wolverine
Did Ryan Reynolds use the character of Nicepool in Deadpool & Wolverine to throw shade at Justin Baldoni? Several Marvel fans think so. Here's their case. -
The 5 Best Musicals Ever Made, According To IMDb
Looking back over film history, some of the highest-grossing films of all time are musicals, and a few of them are even highly rated by users on IMDb. -
Every Taylor Sheridan Movie, Ranked From Worst To Best
Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan seems to focus primarily on TV these days, but let's take a look back at his various movies. -
A Forgotten Chris Hemsworth Flop Became An Instant Hit On Netflix
One of Chris Hemsworth's previous box office flops is suddenly topping the charts on Netflix, but will that be enough to repair its reputation? -
Who Plays Ponyboy Curtis In The Outsiders?
Francis Ford Coppola's adaptation of The Outsiders and its sequel TV series starred two different actors in the role of Ponyboy Curtis. -
Why Cobra Kai's Ralph Macchio Didn't Return For The Next Karate Kid
Original Karate Kid star Ralph Macchio helped make Cobra Kai a hit, but why didn't he return to the franchise in 1994 for The Next Karate Kid? -
Kurt Russell's Tombstone Had To Follow A Strict Mustache Rule
You'd be hard pressed to find a better assembly of well-manicured mustaches outside of Kurt Russell and co. in Tombstone. -
The Movie Studio That's Won The Most Best Picture Oscars
Most of the major Hollywood studios have secured several Best Picture Oscars. However, the one with the most wins was once a Best Picture winning machine. -
Bruce Springsteen's Favorite Movies Inspired His Songwriting
Bruce Springsteen has never been shy about his love of movies, and has worn that love on his sleeve in the form of his music. -
The Forgotten Kurt Russell Movie With The Lowest Audience Score On Rotten Tomatoes
Kurt Russell has been acting for over six decades, but they can't all be classics. Luckily, his lowest-rated film on Rotten Tomatoes is one most haven't seen. -
The Oscar-Winning '90s Crime Thriller That Roger Ebert Didn't Care For
Legendary film critic Roger Ebert was never afraid to go against the crowd, like that time he trashed an Oscar-winning '90s crime thriller. -
The Now Beloved Flop That Christian Bale Regrets Starring In
Christian Bale has understandably mixed feelings about a certain flop turned cult favorite film that he starred in early on in his career. -
The Oscars Record That Bette Davis & Greer Garson Still Hold
Bette Davis and Greer Garson are considered two of the greatest film actresses to ever do it, and their seemingly untouchable Oscars record solidified it. -
All 5 John Cazale Movies Ranked
John Cazale managed to star in five classic 1970s movies prior to his untimely death at the age of 42. Here's our ranking of them. -
10 Oscar-Winning Actors With The Shortest Amount Of Screentime
Winning an Academy Award is incredibly impressive. Winning one while only portraying a character for a short amount of screentime is even more impressive.
