How Steven Spielberg Got Clint Eastwood To Direct His 2006 War Movie With One Question
Clint Eastwood likes to keep things simple, and his conversation with Steven Spielberg about him directing Flags of Our Fathers was no exception.
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Marlon Brando Hated Burt Reynolds So Much, He Threatened To Quit One Of His Biggest Roles
For some reason or another, Marlon Brando really didn't like Burt Reynolds, so much so that it almost led to him quitting one of his most celebrated films.
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One Of Isaac Asimov's Best Sci-Fi Stories Was Adapted Into An Unrecognizable Mess
Isaac Asimov grappled with humanity's inability to comprehend the cosmos in his sci-fi story Nightfall, but the movie adaptation was a mess.
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Gregory Peck's Best Western Featured An Uncredited Appearance From Gilligan's Island Star Alan Hale Jr.
Alan Hale Jr. will always be remembered for Gilligan's Island, but he had a long film career that included a small but significant role in this Western.
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Not Even Two Dark Knight Stars Could Save This Crime Drama From Being A Box Office Flop
Not even the star power of Tom Hardy and Gary Oldman post-Batman could draw audiences out to this crime thriller from 2015.
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Matthew McConaughey's Texan Drawl Cost Him A Part In A Record-Breaking Blockbuster
Titanic shot Leonardo DiCaprio to superstar status, but Matthew McConaughey was once considered for the role of Jack Dawson.
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Channing Tatum's Acclaimed 2013 Crime Thriller Is Hiding On Netflix
An underrated Steven Soderbergh film starring Channing Tatum (no, not that one) is currently available to stream on Netflix.
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Andy Weir Adored This Ryan Gosling Space Movie That Should Have Never Flopped
Project Hail Mary author Andy Weir openly praised this Ryan Gosling-led space movie, which deserved a better fate at the box office.
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Kurt Russell's Disaster Movie Remake Was One Of 2006's Biggest Box Office Flops
Kurt Russell is one of the biggest movie stars in cinema history, but he also starred in a disaster movie that was an unfortunate flop.
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What Ray Bradbury Really Thought About The 1966 Fahrenheit 451 Adaptation
Ray Bradbury was mostly supportive of François Truffaut's 1966 film adaptation of his novel Fahrenheit 451. However, he did have some issues with it.
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The Death Of Robin Hood: Why Little John Looks So Familiar
The Death of Robin Hood's version of Little John is played by an actor who's developed quite the reputation for transformative performances.
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Eileen Ending Explained: This Ain't Hitchcock
Eileen is one of the twistiest, most nihilistic films of the year, one that will keep you guessing long after its shocking ending has passed.
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Netflix's Voicemails For Isabelle Director Shut Down Production To Make Sure A Small Detail Was Correct [Exclusive]
Writer/director Leah McKendrick shut down production of her own film, the Netflix rom-com Voicemails for Isabelle, to make sure that a tiny detail was accurate.
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10 Best Movies About Wishes, Ranked
Be careful what you wish for, but if you wished for a list of the best movies about wishes, then let us grant your wish now! Did we say wish too much? Wish.
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The Death Of Robin Hood Has A Lot In Common With One Of The Best Marvel Movies
Hugh Jackman isn't the only connection between The Death of Robin Hood and one of the best Marvel comic book movies ever made.
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Hugh Jackman's 2025 Music Biopic Is Taking Over Netflix's Charts
Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson star as members of a real-life Neil Diamond cover band in Craig Brewer's Song Sung Blue, which is making a splash on Netflix.
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John Travolta's Underseen 2016 Western With Ethan Hawke Should Have Never Flopped
This underrated 2016 Western flop brought together John Travolta and Ethan Hawke, with X and Pearl director Ti West at the helm.
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Clint Eastwood Asked Matt Damon A Difficult Question On Their First Day Working Together
Matt Damon has worked with Clint Eastwood a handful of times, but on his first day of filming, Eastwood asked one difficult question.
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Death Stranding Live-Action Movie Gets Update From Director Michael Sarnoski [Exclusive]
Michael Sarnoski, the director of Pig and A Quiet Place: Day One, gives us an update about the progress of his upcoming Death Stranding movie adaptation.
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Anthony Bourdain's 10 Favorite Criterion Collection Movies Are Bona Fide Classics
While you might have appreciated Anthony Bourdains perspectives on food, travel and more, his favorite Criterion Collection movies are worth watching too.
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15 Western Movies Everyone Should Watch At Least Once
If you're looking to dive into the Western genre, here are 15 classics that everyone should check out at least one time. Giddy up!
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The 15 Best Movies Of The 2020s (So Far), Ranked
From a horde of beavers to high-flying jets, from Barbie to bombs, and plenty more in between, these are the best movies of the 2020s (so far)
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Guillermo Del Toro's Unmade Hellboy III Would've Concluded One Of The Best Superhero Trilogies
Guillermo del Toro wanted to make a third Hellboy movie, but in a devastating outcome for fans, that trilogy-capping sequel never ended up happening.
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One Arnold Schwarzenegger Stunt Led To Real-Life Jeopardy For The Stunt Performer [Exclusive]
Arnold Schwarzenegger has pulled off some pretty impressive stunts over the years, but one of his most daring led to real-life peril for a stunt performer.
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15 Greatest Best Picture Oscar Nominees That Didn't Win
The Oscars name only a single Best Picture winner each year, but that doesn't mean the other nominees who didn't win should be regarded as inferior.
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Tom Hanks Had Harsh Words For A Critic Who Tore Apart His Directorial Debut
Tom Hanks didn't take kindly to a critic who wrote negatively about his feature directorial debut on 1996's That Thing You Do!
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Disclosure Day's Secret Indiana Jones Homage Echoes A Chilling Last Crusade Moment
Steven Spielberg loves a high-stakes train-based setpiece, and Disclosure Day echoes one from Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
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