Kevin O'Leary Has One Big Problem With Marty Supreme's Ending
Kevin 'Mr. Wonderful' O'Leary has some strong opinions about the ending of Josh Safdie's Marty Supreme and has his own ideas of how the film should have ended.
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You're Not A Denzel Washington Fan If You Haven't Seen His '90s War Movie
If you haven't seen Courage Under Fire, you're missing out on a solid studio picture from Ed Zwick that reunited him with Glory Oscar winner Denzel Washington.
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10 Best Westerns Of The 1970s, Ranked
In the 1970s, Clint Eastwood was ascendent while many classic Western stars began to fade away. Here are the 10 best Westerns of the '70s.
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Roger Ebert Didn't Mince Words About Jason Statham And Chris Evans' Awful 2005 Movie
Chris Evans and Jason Statham once starred in a 2005 movie that Roger Ebert admitted to finding practically unwatchable in his review.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From All The President's Men
Luckily, most of the cast of All the President's Men are still alive, so here's what they've all been up to since the 1976 film.
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Black Hawk Down Cast: Where The Actors Are Now
Black Hawk Down boasted one of the most impressive casts of the early 2000s. Here's what the actors have all been up to since the film's release.
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KPop Demon Hunters Hid This Clever Easter Egg For K-Drama Fans In Plain Sight
If you were up on K-Dramas before you watched KPop Demon Hunters, there's a good chance you clocked this fun easter egg immediately.
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Netflix's Jay Kelly Has A Spectacular Opening Shot That's More Impressive Than You Think
Noah Baumbach's Jay Kelly begins with a terrific oner, but this behind the scenes tidbit makes it even more impressive than we already thought.
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6 René Auberjonois Movies & TV Shows Star Trek Fans Need To Watch
The late René Auberjonois is probably best known for his role on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, but here are some of his other films and shows to seek out.
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Roger Ebert Was Blown Away By The Ending Of A '70s Gene Hackman Detective Thriller
The late film critic Roger Ebert loved Night Moves, Arthur Penn's '70s noir starring Gene Hackman that has one heck of an ending.
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Heated Rivalry's Sophie Nélisse Starred In One Of The Best Detective Movies You've Never Seen
Sophie Nélisse has been generating legions of fans thanks to Yellowjackets and Heated Rivalry, but she also starred in one of the best films you've never seen.
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Every Western Directed By Clint Eastwood, Ranked
Clint Eastwood has dabbled in many genres as a filmmaker, but he kept returning to the Western. We ranked all of his Western directorial efforts here.
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12 Best Movies Like Uncut Gems
If you liked the chaos and intensity of Uncut Gems, here are some other movies that tap into a similar vein as the Safdie brothers movie with Adam Sandler.
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Clint Eastwood Directed An Underrated Music Biopic About One Of The World's Best Musicians
Filmmaker and jazz fan Clint Eastwood once made an unconventional, and underrated biopic about legendary jazz musician Charlie Parker.
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One Of The Best Sci-Fi Movies Of The 2010s Is Set In 2026
Reality catches up to science fiction once again in 2026, the year that served as the setting for Dawn of the Planet of the Apes.
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Where The St. Elmo's Fire Cast Members Are Now
The cast of St. Elmo's Fire helped define the generation of actors known as the Brat Pack. Here's what they're all up to now.
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The Forgotten 1991 Gangster Film Flop That Starred Nicole Kidman And Bruce Willis
Despite starring big names like Nicole Kidman and Bruce Willis (and even being written by Tom Stoppard), this 1991 gangster film proved to be shocking lifeless.
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10 Best '70s Disaster Movies, Ranked
Disaster movies really blew up in Hollywood during the 1970s. Here are the 10 best disaster movies of the decade, ranked.
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Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange Torture Scene Seriously Hurt Malcolm McDowell (Twice)
The Ludovico Technique is one of the most memorable moments in A Clockwork Orange, but bringing the scene to life left Malcolm McDowell injured.
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Leonardo DiCaprio's Divisive Adaptation Of A Classic Novel Is Streaming On Prime Video
Never seen this divisive Leonardo DiCaprio-led classic literary adaptation before? You can currently watch the movie on Prime Video.
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How To Survive The Real-Life Titanic Sinking, Explained By James Cameron
Did you really think James Cameron wouldn't consider how to survive the sinking of the Titanic in real-life? Here's the filmmaker's two cents on the matter.
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Did Rami Malek Sing As Freddie Mercury In Bohemian Rhapsody?
Rami Malek won the Best Actor Oscar for his portrayal of Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody, but did he actually sing all of the Queen songs?
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Robert Downey Jr.'s Star-Studded 2000 Comedy Flopped Twice At The Box Office
Paramount botched the release of this 2000 comedy-drama, which earned lots of critical acclaim and boasted a first-rate cast that included Robert Downey Jr.
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Avatar: Fire And Ash's Eywa Twist Was Hiding In Plain Sight All Along
Avatar: Fire & Ash reveals that Pandoran deity Eywa has a physical presence in the story as well as a spiritual one - and the clue was in the movie's title.
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15 Best Movies Like Whiplash
If you're looking for a movie with the same pulse-pounding, thrilling drama of Whiplash, we have 15 suggestions for you to add to your watch list.
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One Of Marty Supreme's Craziest Moments Really Happened In Real Life
Marty Supreme is only loosely based on real events and real people, but one of the most intense moments happened in real life.
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Tommy Lee Jones' Underseen 2005 Western Got A Perfect Score From Roger Ebert
Roger Ebert gave a four-star review to this 2005 Western movie that Tommy Lee Jones directed and starred in, itself a far cry from your typical violent oater.
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