Watching Beetlejuice Prepared Sam Rockwell For The Green Mile In An Unexpected Way
If Sam Rockwell's character in The Green Mile reminded you of Beetlejuice, there's a reason for that.
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Fox Studios Broke Its Own Oscars Record After 47 Years
What do All About Eve and Titanic have in common? They're both Fox movies that share the record for most Oscar nominations for a single film. -
Patrick Swayze's 10 Best Movies, Ranked
Here they are: the 10 best Patrick Swayze movies ranked. Where do classics like Road House, Ghost, and Dirty Dancing place? Find out! -
Tom Cruise's Worst Movie Ever, According To Rotten Tomatoes
This is the lowest rated Tom Cruise movie on Rotten Tomatoes. Have you seen it? -
Kurt Russell Had To Kick Elvis Presley In The Shin For His First Movie Role
Kurt Russell's feature film debut had him acting alongside the King of Rock 'n Roll, Elvis Presley. No, seriously. -
A Superstitious Vivien Leigh Refused To Shoot A Key Scene In A Streetcar Named Desire
Although a whole lot of mirrors were smashed for A Streetcar Named Desire, Vivien Leigh refused to break any of them herself. -
Marlon Brando Hindered His Own Hearing For His Godfather Performance
Putting wax in his ears was one of many unorthodox techniques Marlon Brando used to portray Don Corleone in Francis Ford Coppola's classic The Godfather. -
Challengers Is Banking On Zendaya's Star Power To Become A Box Office Hit
Does Zendaya have enough Hollywood juice to be able to open Luca Guadagnino's tennis romance Challengers at the box office? -
Director Quentin Tarantino Is No Longer Pursuing The Movie Critic As His Final Feature
The Movie Critic was slated to be director Quentin Tarantino's final film, but it's looking like he's having second thoughts. -
Director Martin Scorsese, Leonardo DiCaprio, And Jennifer Lawrence Are Prepping The Ultimate Showbiz Biopic
Martin Scorsese can't stop, won't stop. The filmmaker is now planning a Frank Sinatra biopic starring Leonardo DiCaprio, and Jennifer Lawrence. -
How Realistic Are Your Favorite Spy Movies? Our Expert Weighs In
We spoke to a real-life expert and dug deep into a wide range of topics involving spy movies, from kill counts to NOC lists and everything in between. -
How A Six Year Old Shirley Temple Saved Fox From Bankruptcy
Nearly 100 years ago, the success of Shirley Temple kept Fox from shutting down for good. -
Amy Winehouse Biopic Back To Black Is Off To A Good Start At The Box Office
Back to Black, the new biopic about Amy Winehouse is already performing well at the U.K. box office. Can the film do the same stateside? -
Steel Magnolias' Director Was 'Awful' To Julia Roberts
According to Sally Field (and others), Steel Magnolias director Herb Ross treated Julia Roberts poorly on the set of the film. -
The Best Disney Villain Song Could Have Been Even Darker
'Hellfire' from The Hunchback of Notre Dame is arguably the best Disney villain song, although an earlier version was even more lascivious. -
The Japanese Noir That Inspired The Godfather Director Francis Ford Coppola
Francis Ford Coppola took inspiration from the same director who inspired George Lucas on Star Wars. -
The Short Film That Had Director Steven Spielberg Constantly Nauseous
Director Steven Spielberg was 'nauseous every day' while filming his life-changing short film. -
The Nicolas Cage Movie With A Depressing Rotten Tomatoes Score Of 0%
Let's look back at Left Behind, a somewhat forgotten Nicolas Cage movie with 0% on Rotten Tomatoes. -
12 Movies Only On VHS That Are Still Worth Watching
There are thousands of movies available in various forms today, but sadly, some movies are now only available on VHS. Here are some worth trying to track down. -
Why Britt Ekland Needed A 'Bottom Double' For Her Pantsless Wicker Man Dance
That wasn't really Britt Ekland dancing in the buff during The Wicker Man. -
Civil War Takes A24 To The Next Level With Studio's Biggest Box Office Opening Weekend Ever
Alex Garland's imminent-future dystopia Civil War is A24's most expensive movie yet, but the investment is already paying off at the box office. -
Burt Reynolds' Clash With A Renowned Director Involved A Ridiculous Irish Accent
Burt Reynolds (briefly) thought speaking in an Irish accent would improve Boogie Nights, much to Mark Wahlberg and director Paul Thomas Anderson's confusion. -
Challengers Was Inspired By One Of The Most Controversial Tennis Matches Of All Time
An infamous real-life tennis match inspired the screenplay for Challengers. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Hoosiers
1986 sports drama Hoosiers has gone down in history as one of the most influential sports dramas ever made. -
Civil War Director Alex Garland Explains Why The Movie's Gunshots Sound So Horrifying [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke with Civil War director Alex Garland about his terrifying new war movie, why the battle scenes sound so scary, and that ending. -
The Politics Of Alex Garland's Civil War Need An Analysis Of Their Own
Alex Garland's Civil War is courting controversy for its arguably apolitical stance, but that seems to miss the actual point the film is making. -
Civil War Is So Terrifying That I Almost Left The Theater
Consider this a friendly warning to those planning to see Alex Garland's Civil War in a theater: the film's depiction of gunfire is seriously unsettling.
