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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Channing Tatum Has One Big Regret About Magic Mike
Magic Mike's Last Dance was more of a whimper than a show-stopper, and Channing Tatum has one regret about how the film went down.
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How Chasing The Box Office Damaged The Rock's Acting Career - And Why That's Changing
Dwayne Johnson has discussed how focusing too much on the box office hurt his career and how he's taking a new approach, starting with The Smashing Machine.
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The 12 Best Korean War Movies Ranked
From early depictions like The Steel Helmet to more recent releases like Devotion, here are the 12 best movies about the Korean War, ranked.
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Al Pacino's Scarface Is A Remake Of This Banned '30s Crime Movie
The controversy around Brian De Palma's Scarface shouldn't have been surprising, seeing as the Al Pacino film was a remake of a banned 1930s crime classic.
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John Wayne Suffered A Life-Long Injury Shooting This Forgotten Western
While shooting one of his many Westerns, John Wayne suffered an injury that would end up bothering him for the rest of his life.
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Steven Spielberg Produced A Mark Wahlberg Drama That Fired Ryan Gosling
Steven Spielberg quietly produced this drama, in which Mark Wahlberg replaced Ryan Gosling after the latter was fired shortly before filming got underway.
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Harry Potter: Snape's Patronus Explained
If you're new to the Harry Potter series or never bothered to read the books, we're here to help you understand what Severus Snape's patronus means.
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All 20 Coen Brothers Movies, Ranked
From Blood Simple to The Big Lebowski to No Country for Old Men, let's rank all of the movies from the filmmaking duo known as the Coen Brothers.
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What's Old Is New Again: Ranking The 15 Best Franchise Revivals Of Recent Years
So many shows and movies have seen their franchises revived in the 21st century. Here are 15 franchise revivals ranked.
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Here's What Separates The Roses From The War Of The Roses, According To The Director [Exclusive]
The Roses director Jay Roach tells /Film what he thinks distinguishes his new film from the 1989 version starring Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner.
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The Overlooked Kurt Russell Western That Stephen King Recommends
Stephen King, the master of horror, recently watched a fantastic and brutal Kurt Russell Western for the first time and raved about it on social media.
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Why Caught Stealing's Most Controversial Choice Works
Caught Stealing makes a surprisingly dark choice involving one of its characters that might shock some people, but it works.
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F1 The Movie: The Real Reason Brad Pitt's Sonny Hayes Keeps A Card In His Pocket
According to director Joseph Kosinski, Brad Pitt's Sonny Hayes has a specific reason for stuffing a playing card into his pocket when he races in the F1 movie.
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10 Best Alison Brie Movies And TV Shows, Ranked
Alison Brie continues to create a stellar filmography following her "Community" days. Let's take a look at her 10 greatest TV shows and movies.
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