Ella McCay, James L. Brooks's long-awaited return to the director's chair starring Emma Mackey, proved to be a most unfortunate flop in its box office opening.
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All three films in Rian Johnson's Knives Out trilogy are loaded with an ensemble cast of characters. We ranked the 10 best here.
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Rob Reiner could deftly handle any genre (and any tone) as a director, and these movies represent not just his best work but some of the best films ever.
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Director Rob Reiner, the director of classics like A Few Good Men, When Harry Met Sally, and so many more, has tragically died at 78.
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Rick Moranis is one of the greatest comedic actors of our time, but his character work lost him a job on a John Hughes classic.
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Suzanne Collins has been involved with the adaptation of her Hunger Games books from the very beginning, but here's how she feels about them.
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Wake Up Dead Man is the darkest movie in the Knives Out trilogy, especially after the comedy of Glass Onion. And that makes sense.
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Judd Nelson took a method approach to playing John Bender in The Breakfast Club, much to the chagrin of the cast and director John Hughes.
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Like the previous two Knives Out mysteries, Wake Up Dead Man doesn't shy away from current events and modern politics. And that's by design.
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Steve Yedlin, the cinematographer of Wake Up Dead Man, tells /Film how they pulled off that great "sun going behind the clouds" effect in the church.
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You better believe The Last Jedi director Rian Johnson put a Star Wars reference in Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery.
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We're three films into Rian Johnson's Knives Out series and the latest, Wake Up Dead Man, proves there's plenty more mysteries to solve.
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The main murder that kicks off the central mystery of Wake Up Dead Man features the most unsympathetic victim yet for the Knives Out series.
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Like the previous Knives Out movies, Wake Up Dead Man has an ensemble cast of memorable actors. And yet, a lot of them don't have much to do.
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Tony Montoya's spectacular rise (and his even more spectacular fall) is a tale as old as time. If you liked Scarface, you'll like these other films, too.
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If you're a fan of documentaries, one of the very best of 2025 is currently available to watch for free on YouTube. Here's why you don't want to miss it.
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Rian Johnson and Daniel Craig are back with another Knives Out Mystery, so we're examining the clues and breaking down the Wake Up Dead Man ending.
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Those who appreciate a cozy murder mystery movie would do well to check out this Netflix adaptation starring Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren (among others).
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Get in the holiday spirit with this collection of Christmas movies streaming now on Hulu, featuring family fun, Santa Claus, and even a heist.
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Celebrate the holiday season with Stanley Kubrick's Christmas-themed final film, now available to stream for free thanks to Tubi.
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If you've already seen Robert Redford's best-known movies, consider giving his less-discussed 2007 war drama (co-starring Tom Cruise) a look on Paramount+.
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Conspiracy thrillers were all the rage in the 1970s, and we've put together a list of the best for you to watch next. Just watch your back.
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Good movies flop all the time at the box office, which is why we think you should watch this sci-fi film from 2021 starring Hugh Jackman you may have missed.
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Russell Crowe has some issues with Gladiator II, though they've less to do with the sequel's technical qualities and more to do with the Maximus character.
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Sometimes, an actor just doesn't want to come back for the sequel to a hit movie. Here are 10 actors who turned down big sequels for one reason or another.
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While we wait to determine the fate of HBO Max in the midst of a Warner Bros. takeover, here are the best Christmas movies the streamer is offering now.
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Brendan Fraser became a household name playing broad characters like Dudley Do-Right and George of the Jungle, but Roger Ebert loved him best in a war drama.
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