The Idea Behind The Good, The Bad And The Ugly Was Improvised On The Spot
According to scriptwriter Luciano Vincenzoni, it began with three words improvised on the spot. You know what they are.
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The Daily Stream: The Master Finds Paul Thomas Anderson (And America) At A Crossroads
It's worth revisiting The Master to reflect on Paul Thomas Anderson's fascinating evolution as a storyteller. -
Beverly Hills Cop Was Originally Conceived As A Dark Drama With Sylvester Stallone
Stallone's version was a dark and gritty take described as 'Rambo Goes to Hollywood.' -
Clint Eastwood Played Hard To Get With His The Good, The Bad And The Ugly Casting
Clint Eastwood was unsure whether The Good, The Bad and The Ugly would become the hit it eventually became. -
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Lawrence Of Arabia's Camels Caused No Shortage Of Pain For Peter O'Toole
Thankfully, rubber came to save the day. -
Pennyworth Season 3 Is A Super Dramatic Season For Batman's Parents [NYCC]
Last season, a civil war ended, and season 3 is making a five-year time jump into the '70s. -
Causeway Trailer: Jennifer Lawrence Returns In A Harrowing War Drama
Jennifer Lawrence and Brian Tyree Henry headline the new drama from A24 and Apple. -
The Antares Paradox Review: An Emotional Sci-Fi Drama About The Cost Of Scientific Pursuit [Fantastic Fest]
Are we alone in the universe? -
Why Robin Williams Had To Change Mrs. Doubtfire's Original Ending
Robin Williams fought against the original ending written for Mrs. Doubtfire, which would have sent a harmful message to kids of divorced parents. -
Phantom Thread Ending Explained: Dressing Down The Dressmaker
Since "Phantom Thread" is a Paul Thomas Anderson film, it takes a strange turn in the third act, as the psychological tug-of-war finds an unlikely truce... -
Martin Scorsese Needed Leonardo DiCaprio To Sell Jack Nicholson On The Departed
Nicholson was the key to Scorsese's vision for The Departed. -
The Departed Could Have Been A Reunion For Martin Scorsese And Robert De Niro
The legendary actor/director pair could've added another team-up to their filmography. -
Till Review: Danielle Deadwyler Is The Saving Grace In Chinonye Chukwu's Thoughtful Emmett Till Drama [NYFF]
Danielle Deadwyler is a revelation in Chinonye Chukwu's clear-eyed depiction of the murder of Emmett Till. -
In The Mood For Love Ending Explained: Remember Those Vanished Years
She turns and walks away. -
Hugh Jackman's Wolverine Dramatically Increases Deadpool 3's Box Office Prospects
Deadpool 3 was already going to be a hit, but the addition of Hugh Jackman as Wolverine could take it to even greater success. -
15 Movies Like Call Me By Your Name That You Really Need To See
We have compiled 15 movies that, in one form or another, tap into some of the same qualities that make "Call Me by Your Name" special. -
Jack Nicholson Surprised Matt Damon With A NSFW Prop For Their First Scene In The Departed
Working with Jack Nicholson sounds ... unpredictable. -
Mark Wahlberg And Matt Damon Prepped For The Departed With A Real-Life Boston Police Raid
Matt Damon and Mark Wahlberg got some serious real life training to portray Massachusetts state police officers in Martin Scorsese's The Departed. -
Robert Duvall Took A Simple Approach To His Apocalypse Now Performance
Robert Duvall played Kilgore in Apocalypse Now — and gave us the film's greatest line. -
Harvey Keitel Was So Dedicated To Taxi Driver That They Had To Change The Script
Keitel knew he wanted to explore the character in a deeper way, so he did his homework. -
Jack Nicholson's Improv Scared Leonardo DiCaprio Senseless On The Set Of The Departed
'I asked the prop master to hide a gun on the set.' -
IDW's Crashing Is A Superhero Tale By Way Of A Medical Drama [Exclusive]
Crashing is a gritty superhero thriller like The Boys, by way of a medical drama. -
How The Cast Of Schindler's List Dealt With The Constant Darkness Of The Film
'At the end of a day in hell you treasure life and you treasure your loved ones.' -
Editing Days Of Heaven Was A Massive Undertaking For Terrence Malick
No one takes their time quite like the legendary filmmaker behind Badlands and other classics. -
Roland Emmerich Had To Resort To Plan B For Moonfall's Zero-Gravity Acting Classes
'They gave us access to the International Space Station...' -
Parasite Ending Explained: There Is No Rising Up For The Kim Family
Bong Joon-ho's critically acclaimed film "Parasite," tells a harrowing story about systemic inequality. Here, we dive into the fate of the Kim family.
