Steven Spielberg Says Jaws Got Made For One Simple Reason
Steven Spielberg invented the summer blockbuster and changed cinema forever with Jaws, but the legendary director said it was only finished for one reason.
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The Long Walk Was Shot In A Way That Most Movies Aren't
Director Francis Lawrence took an atypical approach to filming The Long Walk, and the bleak horror movie is better because of it.
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Wake Up Dead Man Proves Just How Seriously Rian Johnson Takes His Agatha Christie Roots [TIFF 2025]
Wake Up Dead Man writer-director Rian Johnson switches things up with the latest Benoit Blanc mystery, taking a cue from Agatha Christie.
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The Biggest Problem With Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale Won't Surprise Fans
Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale ends up feeling like a wasted opportunity by being about as predictable as you can get for a series like this.
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Pierce Brosnan's New Crime Comedy Is No Match For KPop Demon Hunters On Netflix's Top Charts
Were you aware there's a new well-received crime comedy on Netflix led by a star-studded cast that includes Pierce Brosnan? Alas, it seems many folks are not.
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Spike Lee Called This Oscar Winner The 'Greatest Living Actor'
Spike Lee has revealed his pick for the greatest living actor, and it's someone he has plenty of working experience with.
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A Clint Eastwood Western Has An Easter Egg Paying Homage To His Two Best Directors
Clint Eastwood loves movies and proudly pays homage to those who helped him build his career as an actor in the films he now directs.
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The Reason Willem Dafoe Needed A Body Double On Antichrist Might Surprise You
While Antichrist features graphic sex scenes, Willem Dafoe's reason for using a body double in the film has nothing to do with him being embarrassed.
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Andor Creator Tony Gilroy Wrote The Most Underrated Stephen King Adaptation
Andor creator Tony Gilroy also wrote this acclaimed Stephen King movie, which has somewhat fallen into obscurity (likely in part due to its complex premise).
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Why The Summer 2025 Movie Season Was A Success, According To Rotten Tomatoes
The 2025 summer box office might not have brought in the big bucks studios hoped for, but it was a critical success by Rotten Tomatoes' standards.
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Guillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein Makes One Major Change That Improves The Book [TIFF 2025]
Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein is one of the most anticipated horror releases of the year and the director has finally explained the method to his monster.
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The 15 Best Dystopian Novels Of All Time, Ranked
From The Hunger Games to Brave New World, these are the best dystopian novels of all time, and many of them have been turned into movies and TV shows.
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An Orson Welles Classic Is Getting Destroyed Footage Remade In The Worst Way Possible
Just when you thought Orson Welles' classic film, The Magnificent Ambersons, had suffered enough, in comes the AI company Showrunner to inflict more harm.
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Chloé Zhao's Shattering New Film Proves Her Divisive Marvel Movie Was A Fluke [TIFF 2025]
Marvel Studios' Eternals has its defenders, but it was not particularly well-received. Thankfully, Chloé Zhao's new film suggests Eternals was an outlier.
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John Wayne Felt This '50s Rom-Com Was One Of His Best Movies
John Wayne and director John Ford made a lot of famous Westerns together, but Wayne felt that this romantic dramedy was one of their strongest collaborations.
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5 Movies & TV Shows To Watch If You Enjoy The Paper
From a classic screwball comedy to a modern superhero show, here are five things to watch if you enjoy Peacock's The Paper, the spin-off of NBC's The Office.
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Matt Damon's Good Will Hunting Featured A Cameo From A Controversial Director
Good Will Hunting features a scene where Matt Damon briefly shares the screen with a controversial filmmaker who came to fame (make that infamy) in the 1990s.
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The 15 Best Sebastian Stan Movies Ranked
Sebastian Stan has crafted and developed quite the impressive filmography over the years. Let's check out his 15 greatest movies.
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One Of Clint Eastwood's Biggest Box Office Flops Is An Underrated Mystery Gem
This Clint Eastwood vehicle was a major box office flop and part of a trend of glossy 1990s death penalty thrillers, but it's an interesting watch all the same.
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The 15 Best Psychological Thrillers On Netflix
For anyone with a Netflix subscription looking to binge a few incredible psychological thrillers, here are 15 movies that are simply must watch.
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George Clooney Starred In An Oscar-Winning Movie From The Creator Of Andor
In addition to creating Andor, Tony Gilroy was also responsible for writing and directing this Oscar-winning legal thriller starring George Clooney.
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5 Years Ago, Director Christopher Nolan Clashed With Warner Bros. Trying To Save The Box Office
5 years ago, Tenet completely changed the trajectory of Christopher Nolan's career and the future of two different Hollywood studios.
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Apple TV+ Users Have One Major Complaint About Spike Lee's New Movie With Denzel Washington
Spike Lee and Denzel Washington's new film, Highest 2 Lowest, has been mostly well-received, but there's one part of the Apple TV+ film that's baffling people.
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The 12 Best Stephen King Movies Ranked, According To Rotten Tomatoes
If you think you can guess the exact order of the 12 best Stephen King movies according to Rotten Tomatoes, think again.
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The Box Office Flop That Nearly Ended Francis Ford Coppola's Career (But Is Actually Great)
This Francis Ford Coppola musical (undeservedly) flopped so hard at the box office that it nearly brought the revered filmmaker's career to a premature end.
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Kathryn Bigelow's Netflix Thriller Heralds The Distressing Return Of A Long-Dormant Hollywood Genre
Kathryn Bigelow's Netflix thriller A House of Dynamite promises to be an unbearably tense drama that revives a long-dormant genre from the Cold War era.
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The Batman's Jeffrey Wright Has The Perfect Response To Racist Jim Gordon Criticism
Jeffrey Wright's performance as Jim Gordon in The Batman was one of the best in the film, and he rightfully has no patience for racists who won't get on board.
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