How To Watch I Saw The TV Glow At Home
Jane Schoenbrun's singular film is now available outside of theaters. Here's how to watch I Saw The TV Glow at home, and when you can get the movie on Blu-ray.
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Kinds Of Kindness Seeks To Become Poor Things 2.0 At The Box Office
Poor Things was a surprise box office hit for director Yorgos Lanthimos and star Emma Stone. Will Kinds of Kindness repeat that success? -
The Maltese Falcon's Titular Prop Is At The Center Of A Real Unsolved Mystery
There's a real-life mystery surrounding the prop at the center of the classic movie The Maltese Falcon. -
Jazzy Review: This Companion Piece To A Lily Gladstone Hidden Gem Is One Of The Year's Best Coming-Of-Age Movies [Tribeca]
The drama Jazzy, which features a cameo from Lily Gladstone, is equal parts graceful, quietly moving, and completely unforgettable. Here's our review. -
One '80s Classic Is A Case Study In How The Box Office Used To (And Still Should) Work
The Karate Kid became one of the biggest hits of the 1980s without ever topping the box office. Studios in 2024 could learn a lesson here. -
Glen Powell's Hit Man Quickly Conquered Netflix's Number One Spot
Richard Linklater's Hit Man, starring the ultra-charming Glen Powell as a fake assassin who falls for a woman who wants to hire him, is number one on Netflix. -
How The Tomb Raider Video Game Inspired An Experimental Gus Van Sant Film
Gus Van Sant is one of cinema's greatest experimental directors, but his film 'Gerry' pulled from an unlikely source of inspiration, Lara Croft: Tomb Raider. -
A Top Studio Exec At Warner Bros. Hesitated Greatly Over Million Dollar Baby
A studio executive at Warner Bros. was concerned about the depressing subject matter of Clint Eastwood's Million Dollar Baby. -
Knives Out 3 Features A Brand New Look For Daniel Craig's Benoit Blanc
Jeremy Renner's hot sauce isn't the only thing heating up the Knives Out films. Daniel Craig looks great as a longer-haired Benoit Blanc in Wake Up Dead Man. -
The Underlying Question That Guided Matt Damon And Ridley Scott Through The Martian
Matt Damon had some questions for Ridley Scott on how to find the tonal balance of The Martian. -
Why A Lot Of Studios Rejected Glen Powell's Hit Man
Glen Powell and Richard Linklater had a tricky time finding a backer for Hit Man due to the movie's original premise. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From The Arrangement
Director Elia Kazan's The Arrangement was a critical disaster, but the 1969 film had a great cast. Let's check in on the actors who are still with us. -
A Clockwork Orange's Malcolm McDowell Thinks Many Misunderstood The Classic Film
A Clockwork Orange is a Stanley Kubrick classic but according to star Malcolm McDowell, it's also misunderstood. -
Deep Impact's Sci-Fi Premise Was More Science Than Fiction
Mimi Leder's 1998 disaster film employed a planetary scientist and physics professor to help make Deep Impact's sci-fi assertions as accurate as possible. -
Warner Bros. Tried To Mischievously Remove Russell Crowe From One Of His Best Roles
Warner Bros. went out of their way to try to get Russell Crowe booted from one of his best roles. -
One Of Hugh Jackman's Best Roles Gave The Actor A 'Pit' In His Stomach
Hugh Jackman's role in Denis Villeneuve's Prisoners is haunting and tragic, enough so as to make the actor uneasy before he'd shot a single scene. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Paper Moon
These are the only major actors still alive from Peter Bogdanovich's Paper Moon. -
As Good As It Gets' Director Put Jack Nicholson In A Frustrating Position
As Good As It Gets director James L. Brooks and Jack Nicholson took drastic measures to get on the same page about the latter's character. -
John Krasinski's IF Looks Like It Could Pull An Elemental At The Box Office
With some luck, John Krasinski's IF might turn out to be this year's version of Elemental – at least when it comes to its box office trajectory. -
A Polish Murder Mystery Is Quickly Making Its Way Up Netflix's Top Charts
Polish murder mystery Colors of Evil: Red has found its way onto Netflix's top charts and isn't too far behind Godzilla Minus One. -
Peaky Blinders Movie Officially (And Finally) Confirmed For Netflix
It's a race to see which gets to six seasons and a movie first: Community or Peaky Blinders, now that Netflix has officially green-lit a Peaky Blinders film. -
Mark Hamill Does Mike Flanagan's 'Favorite Acting' Of His Career In Life Of Chuck [ATX Festival]
Director Mike Flanagan sang the praises of Mark Hamill's work in the upcoming Stephen King adaptation Life of Chuck. -
Daisy Ridley's New Movie Is In Theaters – But Disney Won't Reveal Its Box Office Numbers
Here's why Disney is not revealing the box office numbers for Daisy Ridley's based-on-a-true-story sports drama Young Woman and the Sea. -
A Fox Exec Shut Down A Xenophobic John Wayne On The Set Of The Longest Day
Fox's Darryl Zanuck made a fool of John Wayne in front of the French crew on The Longest Day for his xenophobic comments. -
These Sound Of Music Copycats Were Some Of The Biggest Flops In Movie History
In the wake of the huge success of The Sound of Music, Hollywood briefly thought the big budget musical was once again a viable moneymaker. But they were wrong. -
One Of Ryan Gosling's Best Films On Rotten Tomatoes Is One Of His Least-Seen
Ryan Gosling has starred in lots of great films, but one of his best ones on Rotten Tomatoes is also one of his least-seen. -
The Only Mia Farrow Movie That Has A Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score
Mia Farrow only has one perfect score on Rotten Tomatoes, and no, it isn't Rosemary's Baby.
