Elvis Snubbed For Cinematography Oscar, Continuing Academy's 95-Year Streak Of Not Awarding Women
Elvis' Mandy Walker could have been the first woman to win an Oscar for Best Cinematography.
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Casting David Lynch As John Ford In The Fabelmans Wasn't Steven Spielberg's Idea
Steven Spielberg knew David Lynch was perfect to play John Ford in The Fabelmans - but it wasn't his idea. -
Creed III Has Some Deep Cut Details That Will Delight Boxing Fans
Creed III is a master class in immersing your film in the world it's depicting. -
Scream VI Filmmakers Knew Ghostface Using A Shotgun Would Be Controversial
If any slasher franchise can break the 'rules,' it's Scream. -
Sylvester Stallone Thinks Talia Shire Deserves More Credit For Rocky's Success
Without Adrian, there is no Rocky. -
Richard Linklater's Daughter Wanted Her Character Killed Off In Boyhood
When Lorelei Linklater hit puberty during the decade-plus filming of Boyhood, she asked her dad, 'Can you kill me off?' -
Every Fight In The Creed Franchise, Ranked
The "Creed" franchise features some of the greatest boxing scenes ever put to film. Here, we rank each dramatic fight from the three movies. -
Racial Concerns Made Dave Chappelle Turn Down The Role Of Bubba In Forrest Gump
'Who could be dumber than Forrest Gump? His Black friend, that's who.' -
Here's How To Watch Missing At Home
The screen life mystery is getting digital and physical releases. -
How Tom Hanks Helped Haley Joel Osment Through Forrest Gump's Final Scene
The final scene of Forrest Gump can be boiled down to a piece of yellow paper from a legal pad, which Haley Joel Osment still has. -
Director Michael Cimino Didn't Want The Deer Hunter To Feel Like A Political Statement About Vietnam
The Deer Hunter kickstarted a trend in movies where veterans deal with PTSD at home. They don't interrogate the morality of the war itself. -
The Road Ending Explained: Are You Carrying The Fire?
Before TV zombies really took off, the cinematic end of the world looked a lot grayer and more human, courtesy of The Road. -
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HBO Lands Reality, Sydney Sweeney-Led Drama About Imprisoned 'Russiagate' Whistleblower
This take on the imprisoned whistleblower Reality Winner will seemingly ask more questions about her arrest than it answers. -
Clint Eastwood Wanted Million Dollar Baby To Live Or Die On Its Own Terms
Million Dollar Baby proves that films should be left to sink or swim on the merits of their stories. -
We Have A Ghost Director Had To Shoot Every David Harbour Scene Four Different Times
That's a lot of shooting. -
Jim Gaffigan Finds Drama In Movies Like Linoleum More Satisfying Than Comedy [Exclusive Interview]
Jim Gaffigan delivers an outstanding dramatic performance playing two different characters in the SXSW-selected film Linoleum. -
The Daily Stream: DOA: Dead Or Alive Is The Best Video Game Movie About Mortal Combat
This goofy video game movie boasts some seriously killer fight scenes. -
Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania Works Best When It's Janet And Kang: Dramamania
Kang the Conqueror's broken friendship with Janet Van Dyne is much more interesting than his plans for multiverse domination. -
Tom Hanks Was Briefly Afraid Of What The Success Of Survivor Might Mean For Cast Away
Stranded on a tropical island -- now, where have we heard that before? -
How Damien Chazelle Cut Together Whiplash's Complicated Drum Solo Scene
If there's one thing Damien Chazelle knows how to do, it's an ending. -
Losing Weight For Cast Away Was A 'Burden' On Tom Hanks
Tom Hanks gave up everything -- including french fries -- except one beverage. -
The Magic Mike Movies Aren't Just About The Men, As Elizabeth Banks And Jada Pinkett Smith Proved
Give us a Rome and Paris spinoff or we riot. -
Tom Hanks Pinpoints One Line In Forrest Gump That Gives The Film 'Undeniable Heartbreaking Humanity'
His name's Forrest. Forrest Gump. -
Steven Spielberg Sees Goodfellas As Essential Viewing For Any Filmmaker
It's truly a master class in filmmaking. -
Two Other Barry Jenkins Projects Fell Through Before He Found Moonlight
Time travel and Stevie Wonder — what could go wrong? -
Why Robert De Niro Needed A Deeper Look Into The Deer Hunter Before Fully Committing
Robert De Niro understood that a sense of place was crucial to the film.
