A Last-Minute Hail Mary From Bradley Cooper Saved Maestro's Most Important Scene
Bradley Cooper's big conducting scene in Maestro was one of its most nerve-wracking.
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James Cameron Cut A Wild Helicopter Action Sequence From True Lies
James Cameron, the master of bringing films under budget and on time, axed a massive sequence from True Lies when he realized that it would blow the schedule. -
Rian Johnson's Maligned Star Wars Masterpiece Was Inspired By Alfred Hitchcock
Rian Johnson was inspired by Alfred Hitchcock's To Catch a Thief while making Star Wars: The Last Jedi, and it shows. -
Paul Giamatti Wants To Play A Bond Villain And Has Two Requests For The Role
Paul Giamatti has proven by now he can play just about anyone, so why not let him take on a villain role like Blofeld in the new Bond films? -
The Color Purple's Box Office Is A Most Welcome Christmas Gift
With Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom flopping, another Warner Bros. film has emerged to provide the Christmas box office with a much-needed jolt: The Color Purple. -
George Clooney And Joel Edgerton Made The Studio 'Panic' With The Boys In The Boat [Exclusive Interview]
Director George Clooney and star Joel Edgerton tell us about their sports drama The Boys in the Boat, as well as Steven Soderbergh and Obi-Wan season 2. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From To Kill A Mockingbird
To Kill A Mockingbird is one of the great 20th century Hollywood films, and some of its best performances came from actors who are still with us today. -
Ferrari Ending Explained: Time Trials
Michael Mann's return with Ferrari is a compelling look at the life of Enzo Ferrari and the legacy he left behind. -
All Of Us Strangers Cinematographer On Maximizing The Movie's Emotional Wallops [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with All of Us Strangers director of photography Jamie Ramsay about crafting a conducive environment for the cast, shooting on 35mm, and more. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From The Graduate
The Graduate was an iconic film of the New Hollywood era, and some of its shining stars, like Dustin Hoffman, are thankfully still with us today. -
The Strange Connection Between Arnold Schwarzenegger And The Iron Claw
A young Arnold Schwarzenegger was wary of being photographed with the bigger and taller Kerry Von Erich, who's portrayed by Jeremy Allen White in The Iron Claw. -
Why Jodie Foster's Taxi Driver Attire Almost Brought The Actress To Tears
Jodie Foster is one of our most accomplished actresses, who can take on whatever's thrown at her. But when she was in Taxi Driver, one small thing was tough. -
The Twilight Zone's Rod Serling Wrote 'Speed On An Airplane' Decades Before Speed
The Twilight Zone's Rod Serling once wrote a film with the same premise as Speed on an airplane, but it was banned almost immediately after it aired. -
Ridley Scott Cut A Steamy Scene From Alien's Script At Sigourney Weaver's Request
Sigourney Weaver had a perfectly clear view of how Alien should play, clearer even than Ridley Scott, who she had to advise to remove a certain scene. -
What Happened To The Von Erich Family After The Iron Claw
Sean Durkin's The Iron Claw takes some liberties with the real-life story of the Von Erich wrestling dynasty. Here's what really happened after the film. -
How The Wolf Of Wall Street Became Martin Scorsese's Biggest Movie Ever
On its 10th anniversary, we're dissecting how The Wolf of Wall Street became Martin Scorsese's most financially successful film. -
The Taken Movies Ranked From Worst To Best
The Taken movies, even the Liam Neeson actioners that aren't technically Taken movies, vary wildly in quality. We've ranked them from best to worst. -
The Complicated True Story Behind The Iron Claw Villain Fritz Von Erich
The Iron Claw is now playing in theaters, and actor Holt McCallany talked with /Film about portraying the wrestling patriarch, Fritz Von Erich. -
2023 Was An Incredible Movie Year – These Are The Best Movies You Didn't See
These are the underseen movies that challenged us, surprised us, and stuck with us long after the credits rolled in 2023. -
What Non-Wrestling Fans Need To Know Before Watching The Iron Claw
The Iron Claw tells the real story of the Von Erich brothers, one of the most tragic tales in the history of professional wrestling. The truth is even darker. -
The Iron Claw Director Sean Durkin On Wrestling Tragedies And Making Grown Men Cry [Exclusive Interview]
Sean Durkin, the writer/director of the new A24 film The Iron Claw, tells us about the power of wrestling and keeping humanity at the center of this story. -
Can The Color Purple Become This Year's Big Christmas Hit At The Box Office?
Can the new musical adaptation of The Color Purple hit it big at the box office during Christmas? Let's investigate. -
The 2023 /Film Movie Awards: The Best Movies, Performances, Characters, And More
The first annual /Film Movie Awards are here to celebrate the greatest movies, performances, moments, and more from 2023. -
The Taste Of Things Is One Of The All-Time Best Films About Food
Director Trần Anh Hùn's fantastic French drama The Taste of Things has instantly catapulted into the pantheon of the all-time best food movies. -
Why Ferrari Director Michael Mann Steered Clear Of The Biopic Route
Michael Mann is not interested in telling a birth-till-death type of biopic, which is why Ferrari focuses on a concentrated four-month period. -
David Lynch Smoked 16 Cigars In One Day For His Fabelmans Cameo
When it came time to play legendary filmmaker John Ford in Steven Spielberg's The Fabelmans, David Lynch smoked a lot of cigars. -
One Of George Clooney's Most Embarrassing Acting Moments Happened In A Prison [Exclusive]
In Out of Sight, director Steven Soderbergh had a bit of direction for George Clooney that he was not thrilled to follow through with while filming in a prison.
