There Are Two Perfect Jack Nicholson Movies, According To Rotten Tomatoes (And They're Not What You'd Expect)
There are only two Jack Nicholson movies with a perfect score on Rotten Tomatoes. Can you guess what they are?
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Apple's Mind-Bending Multiverse Drama Is The Best Sci-Fi Series In Years
Apple's sci-fi series Dark Matter leads the pack of great movies and TV shows that flew under the radar in June. -
Kevin Costner's Horizon Bombed At The Box Office – Here's Why It's Not Looking Good For Its Sequels
Kevin Costner's Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1 stumbled at the box office in its first weekend, and its future financial prospects aren't looking good. -
Star Trek Into Darkness Cut An Emotional Scene Between Kirk And Rima's Daughter
You can watch this Star Trek Into Darkness deleted scene in which Chris Pine's Kirk shares a moment with a young character who has something in common with him. -
The Head Of Fox Once Taught Legendary Director Howard Hawks A Lesson He Never Forgot
Early in director Howard Hawks' career, he learned a crucial lesson from the head of Fox about the tension of making movies for studios and audiences. -
Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid's Classic Song Had A Whole Lot Of Haters
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid's use of 'Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head' got a lot of pushback, including from one of the film's stars. -
Timothée Chalamet's Best Movie, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Timothée Chalamet has quickly come a long way, yet his best-rated film on Rotten Tomatoes is still one of his earliest ones. -
Kevin Costner Saved The Bodyguard's Classic Whitney Houston Moment From Pushback
The Bodyguard wouldn't have featured Whiney Houston's defining song had Kevin Costner not talked her label out of making a colossal mistake. -
Glen Powell's Worst Movie Ever, According To Rotten Tomatoes
This forgotten legal thriller from 2016 is Glen Powell's worst movie, at least according to Rotten Tomatoes. -
A Quiet Place: Day One Director Took Unusual Inspiration From Ocean's Eleven [Exclusive]
A Quiet Place: Day One director Michael Sarnoski cites Steven Soderbergh's Ocean's Eleven as part of the reason food plays such an important role in his films. -
Al Pacino's Best Screaming Scene Terrified His Co-Star For Real
No one shouts quite like Al Pacino, and during one of the actor's best screams in Michael Mann's Heat, the actor actually scared his co-star Hank Azaria. -
The Bear Season 3 Review: A Delicious Season Missing A Few Key Ingredients
The Bear season 3 is experimental and melancholy, and while still excellent, it's not quite as good as what came before. Here's our review. -
Tom Hanks And Robert Zemeckis Travel Through History In The Here Trailer
The Here trailer reunites director Robert Zemeckis with his Forrest Gump stars Tom Hanks and Robin Wright for an experimental drama. -
Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1 Review: The Most Expensive Trailer For A Sequel Ever Made
Kevin Costner's Western Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1 probably should've been a TV show. Here's our review. -
Director George Lucas Made A Heroic Gesture To Save Apocalypse Now
When director Francis Ford Coppola's war epic Apocalypse Now was in trouble, his old pal George Lucas stepped in to offer a financial lifeline. -
The 10 Best Sherlock Holmes Actors, Ranked
Hundreds of actors have played Sherlock Holmes over the years, but here are the 10 best actors ranked - from Basil Rathbone to Benedict Cumberbatch. -
Before Suicide Squad, Improvised Trash-Talking Led To Margot Robbie And Will Smith's First Team-Up
Margot Robbie landed her role opposite Will Smith in the con artist flick Focus by trashing-talking her future Suicide Squad costar. -
Why Director David Fincher Isn't Worried About AI
Director David Fincher is keeping a close eye on AI. How does he feel about it? He's not entirely sure just yet. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Escape From Alcatraz
These are the only major actors still alive from the Clint Eastwood movie Escape From Alcatraz. -
Donnie Darko's Mysterious Frank The Rabbit, Explained
Frank the rabbit became one of the most memorable images in the strange cult hit Donnie Darko. But what does it all mean? -
Stephen King's First On-Screen Appearance Wasn't For His Own Work
Stephen King made his big screen debut in a movie directed by George A. Romero, but it wasn't an adaptation of a King novel. -
How Steven Spielberg Set Denis Villeneuve On The Path To Dune
Dune's Denis Villeneuve credits his interest in filmmaking to one man: Steven Spielberg. Here are some times the two have crossed paths and traded compliments. -
Jeff Nichols' Alien Nation Has Been Repurposed Back Into An Original Sci-Fi Film [Exclusive]
The Bikeriders director Jeff Nichols tells us that his Alien Nation remake is still in the works, but at a different studio and with a different title. -
Donald Sutherland Wrote A Perfect Letter To Give The Hunger Games Movies A New Perspective
When Donald Sutherland was cast in The Hunger Games, he wrote a letter talking about the strengths of his character, Corolanius Snow. Here are some excerpts. -
An Unexpected Swap In The Dirty Dozen Led To Donald Sutherland's M*A*S*H Role
Donald Sutherland was cast in M*A*S*H thanks to a last-minute role swap in The Dirty Dozen. -
How Brad Pitt 'Single-Handedly' Saved Moneyball, One Of His Best Movies
There would be no Moneyball if Brad Pitt hadn't stepped in after the acclaimed sports drama nearly fell apart in pre-production. -
Director Kevin Costner's Western Horizon Poised To Bomb At The Box Office
Kevin Costner's costly Western film Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1 is projected to open weakly at the box office.
