The Holdovers Plagiarism Accusation Is Pretty Ridiculous
The Holdovers has been accused of plagiarizing another script, and it sounds pretty serious ... until you take a closer look.
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Hidden Figures Used Kevin Costner's Hairline To Hit Back At Fox's Ridiculous Requests
Fox had some pretty weird notes for Kevin Costner in Hidden Figures. -
One Of Dirty Dancing's Most Recognizable Scenes Was Improvised
The Dirty Dancing crawl scene is one of the greatest examples of on-screen chemistry ever captured. It was also completely improvised. -
Mark Wahlberg's Arthur The King Could Be An Under-The-Radar Box Office Hit In The Making
Mark Wahlberg is looking to make a comeback at the box office with the true story-inspired family-friendly offering Arthur the King. -
The 10 Best Movies About Buff Women Ranked (Including Love Lies Bleeding)
In honor of Love Lies Bleeding, here's a ranking of the best movies about women who have gotten to a size that demands all who look upon them tremble in awe. -
Steven Spielberg Clashed With John Williams While Creating Their Most Emotional Score
John Williams wrote two potential main themes for Steven Spielberg's Schindler's List but was surprised by which one the director preferred. -
Disney's Live-Action Bambi Remake Loses Its Oscar-Winning Director
Oscar-winner Sarah Polley is no longer attached to direct Disney's live-action Bambi remake, throwing its future into doubt. -
You Probably Didn't Watch This Netflix Animated Movie – And It'll Make You Cry Your Eyes Out
From the all-ages pathos of Orion and the Dark to the foodie delights of The Taste of Things, here are the movies that flew under the radar last month. -
Why Dune: Part Two Director Denis Villeneuve Made The Heartbreaking Choice To Cut Thufir
If you watched Dune: Part 2 and wondered where Thufir was, we've got director Denis Villeneuve's answer right here. -
There's One Element Of Schindler's List That Director Steven Spielberg Still Doesn't Understand
Decades after directing Schindler's List, Steven Spielberg has admitted he could never quite find Schindler's 'Rosebud moment.' -
Adam Sandler's First Major Dramatic Performance Is Still His Best
The Netflix movie Spaceman is the latest film to utilize Adam Sandler as a dramatic actor, but Paul Thomas Anderson's Punch-Drunk Love still did it best. -
Alan Ritchson's 7 Best Roles That Aren't Reacher, Ranked
He may be known as Reacher, but there's more to Alan Ritchson than that popular character. Here are the best Alan Ritchson roles ranked. -
Why Liam Neeson 'Lost It' Before Shooting His First Scene For Schindler's List
The reality of Schindler's List became crystal clear to Liam Neeson just before filming his first scene, and it hit him something fierce. -
Legendary Director Billy Wilder Asked Steven Spielberg To Let Him Direct Schindler's List
Billy Wilder, the director of Some Like It Hot and The Apartment, had a personal link to Schindler's List and asked Spielberg if he could direct it himself. -
Why Gone With The Wind's Producer Initially Turned Down The Classic Film
Producer David O. Selznick originally decided to pass on Gone with the Wind but ultimately changed his mind and made the problematic classic film after all. -
Blade Runner 2049 Taught Dune Director Denis Villeneuve A Valuable Lesson
The stress of making Blade Runner 2049 and living up to Ridley Scott's original was massive for director Denis Villeneuve. -
Star Trek: The Motion Picture Had To Redo The Spacewalk Scene In Very Little Time
Visual effects pioneer Douglas Trumbull saw what Star Trek: The Motion Picture director Robert Wise did with the spacewalk scene, but stepped in to redo it. -
Steven Spielberg Says The Zone Of Interest Is The Best Holocaust Film Since Schindler's List
Schindler's List director Steven Spielberg has high praise for Jonathan Glazer's harrowing The Zone of Interest. -
The Bikeriders Trailer Gives Us Yet Another Weirdo Voice From Tom Hardy
Tom Hardy dons an outrageously Chicagoan accent in the new trailer for Jeff Nichols' acclaimed motorcycle drama The Bikeriders. -
The Groundbreaking Indian Film Martin Scorsese & George Lucas Are Trying To Save
Martin Scorsese's World Cinema Project and George Lucas' Hobson/Lucas Family Foundation are supporting the restoration of the classic Indian film Ghatashraddha. -
How To Watch The Iron Claw At Home
The tear-jerking wrestling drama The Iron Claw is coming to Blu-ray and DVD soon, and is available to watch digitally now. -
A Spicy New Crime Drama Is Reigning Over Netflix's Top 10
Tyler Perry's Mea Culpa is currently sitting atop the Netflix top 10, despite being absolutely savaged by critics. It currently has a 15% on Rotten Tomatoes. -
Spaceman Review: Sad Adam Sandler Meets A Space Spider In This Somber Sci-Fi Saga
Spaceman, in which a lonely astronaut meets a giant friendly spider, is worth seeing for Adam Sandler's dedicated dramatic performance. -
Kevin Costner Returns To The Old West In The Horizon Trailer
It's been more than 20 years since Kevin Costner directed a feature film, but he's finally back. Here's the first full trailer for Horizon: An American Saga. -
The Two Movies That Convinced Director Steven Spielberg He Could Make Schindler's List
Schindler's List is one of the most important films of Steven Spielberg's career, but he had to work his way up to making it. -
One Classic Sound Of Music Scene Kept Knocking Julie Andrews Over
A classic scene from The Sound of Music was not fun to film for star Julie Andrews. Here's why. -
Bob Marley: One Love Passes $100 Million At The Box Office In 10 Days
Bob Marley: One Love remains No. 1 in its second weekend at the box office and passes a major milestone globally.
