Before The Big Valley, Barbara Stanwyck Starred In A Genre-Defining Crime Thriller
Before she starred on the Western TV series The Big Valley, Barbara Stanwyck played a femme fatale in one of the best film noir movies ever made.
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The 14 Greatest Harrison Ford Movies Ranked
Few actors have played as many iconic roles as Harrison Ford. From space scoundrels to everymen in way over their heads, these are his best movies.
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23 Best Horror Movies Of 2026 (So Far)
2026 is already proving to be a fantastic year for horror movies. Here are some of the very best frightening flicks released so far.
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15 Best Acting Performances By Musicians In Movies
A big part of any musician's success relies on their performance abilities, but not all of them make for great actors. These musicians, however, absolutely do.
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The Further Mis-Adventures Of Cliff Booth Trailer Teams David Fincher With Quentin Tarantino
Brad Pitt's Cliff Booth leaves the '60s behind and heads to Hollywood in the '70s in the trailer for David Fincher's The Further Mis-Adventures Of Cliff Booth.
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25 Years Ago Today: Mariah Carey Starred In One Of The Worst Movies Ever Made
All that glitters was not gold when Mariah Carey's infamous movie Glitter hit theaters 25 years ago today and was panned by virtually everyone.
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Lee Majors' First Credited Movie Role Was In This Rarely Talked About 1968 Western
Lee Majors made his first credited movie appearance in this forgotten 1968 Western that also featured Charlton Heston and Donald Pleasence.
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Only 6 Directors Have Won The Best Picture Oscar With Their First Movie
Few directors have won a Best Picture Oscar for their first movie, but these six filmmakers are the exception to that rule.
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Before Star Trek, William Shatner Appeared In A Cinematic Adaptation Of A Beloved Book
William Shatner's role in this film adaptation of a highly-esteemed book helped him break out prior to being cast in Star Trek: The Original Series.
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day's Most Impressive Visual Effect Is Almost Impossible To Spot
/Film spoke with one of the visual effects supervisors of Spider-Man: Brand New Day and learned about the movie's most impressive (and invisible) visual effect.
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I Play Rocky Review: This Syrupy But Loving Tribute To A Classic Boasts An Uncanny Lead Performance
I Play Rocky is a crowd pleasing look at the making of a movie classic, featuring a great lead turn from Anthony Ippolito. Here's our review.
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10 Great Stephen King Books That Still Need Sequels
Stephen King remains one of the most revered and prolific writers of our time, but some of his books still need a sequel to continue the story.
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5 Years Ago Today: Clint Eastwood Released A Western That Flopped In Theaters
2021 saw Clint Eastwood both direct and star in a Western film that flopped at the box office but deserved a better fate.
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Clint Eastwood's Career Hit Rock Bottom Before Unforgiven Rescued It
The worst movie Clint Eastwood ever directed could have killed his directorial career, which would have been a tragedy as one of his best films followed.
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25 Best Movies Like Harry Potter
The main Harry Potter franchise spans eight films adapted from seven books, but if you crave more fantasy adventure, here's a bunch of movies like Harry Potter.
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10 Best Netflix Movies Of 2026 (So Far)
Netflix has delivered some movie gems in 2026, including a shark invasion thriller, a will-they-won't-they romance, and the final chapter of Peaky Blinders.
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15 Years Ago Today: One Of The Best Neo-Noir Thrillers Ever Made Arrived In Theaters
Put on your scorpion jacket and crank the Kavinsky music as we look back at Nicolas Winding Refn's Drive for its 15th anniversary.
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How Zack Snyder Really Feels About The Reactions To His New Movie The Last Photograph
Zack Snyder has weighed in about the reactions to his new movie The Last Photograph, which has been critically annihilated so far.
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This Beloved '60s Spaghetti Western Was Banned In The UK For Nearly Three Decades
An ultra-violent spaghetti western from the 1960s was banned in the UK until the 1990s, which only helped it to become a cult favorite.
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How To Watch The Anthony Bourdain Movie Tony At Home
Whether you've yet to see A24's Anthony Bourdain drama Tony or are eager for seconds, here's how you can watch the film at home.
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What Was The First Color Movie Ever Made?
The Wizard of Oz is often misremembered as the first film to ever be filmed in color, overshadowing some pivotal, oft-forgotten works of film history.
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After Gilligan's Island, Dawn Wells Starred In Leif Erickson's Underrated '70s Western
After Gilligan’s Island, Dawn Wells co-starred with Leif Erickson in this ‘70s Western from Boggy Creek director Charles B. Pierce.
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Andy Weir's Original Dream Casting For The Martian Wasn't Matt Damon
Sci-fi author Andy Weir praised Matt Damon's leading performance in The Martian, but he originally envisaged another actor in the role.
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Nicole Kidman's 2014 Thriller Based On A Beloved Book Was A Big Box Office Flop
In 2014, Nicole Kidman starred in a thriller alongside Colin Firth and Mark Strong that was based on a bestseller, but the film tanked at the box office.
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TV Veteran Leif Erickson Played A Small Part In One Of The Best Movies Ever Made
Leif Erickson plays a minor but crucial role in this movie, itself a full-fledged classic with a decidedly complicated legacy.
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Alan Hale Jr. Starred In This Forgotten '50s Western Movie Filled With Historical Figures
While he's most famous for playing the Skipper, Alan Hale Jr. had a long career that included this very historically inaccurate Western from the 1950s.
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The Last Photograph Reactions Slam Zack Snyder's 'Passion Project'
Zack Snyder's The Last Photograph just screened at TIFF, and the festival audience who saw it was not impressed, to say the least.
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