Unforgiven Borrowed A Visual Trick From The Era Of Black And White Films
Clint Eastwood was very particular about the lightning for Unforgiven, especially when it came to shooting outdoors and at night.
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Audrey Hepburn And Billy Wilder Made Humphrey Bogart Regret Saying 'Yes' To Sabrina
The iconic actor did not have a good time making this movie. -
15 Movies Like Gladiator That You Need To Check Out
Ridley Scott's epic historical drama Gladiator is beloved for good reason — but these 15 movies can hit the spot too. -
Oldboy Ending Explained: Be It A Rock Or A Grain Of Sand, In Water They Sink As The Same
Revenge only tastes sweet to those who have the tongue to taste it. -
George Clooney Helped Alfonso Cuarón Craft One Of Gravity's Most Pivotal Scenes
George Clooney came through with a draft of a scene that both Alfonso Cuarón and Jonás Cuarón were struggling with. -
Akira Kurosawa's Early Career Was A Constant Struggle With The Censors
For the first several years of his career, Kurosawa had to fight censors at every turn to get his films made. -
DC League Of Super-Pets Has A Tough Fight Ahead With $22 Million Projected Box Office Debut
Animated superhero comedy DC League of Super-Pets has nudged Nope from the top spot at the weekend box office, but has a long way to go. -
Citizen Kane Wasn't Always Seen As A Cinematic Classic
The film was rather controversial in its day. -
The Malignant Set-Piece James Wan Dropped Because It Was Too Much Like Saw
It's time to cut out the cancer! -
The Voice Of Shrek's Gingerbread Man Went On To Direct Shrek 2 And More Animated Hits
Do you know ... the Muffin Man? -
How No Country For Old Men Landed In The Coen Brothers' Lap
No Country For Old Men was a return to form for the Coen Brothers, but they weren't even looking for it when they landed it. -
Alfred Hitchcock Used A Simple Trick To Make Rear Window's Premise Work
It's all about the Kuleshov effect. -
Black Adam Brings Back A Member Of The Suicide Squad Cast
The character didn't appear in the new trailer, but they popped up in additional footage shown to the crowd at San Diego Comic-Con. -
Barbarian Early Buzz: 'The WTF Movie Of The Year' [Comic-Con]
Zach Cregger's upcoming horror movie Barbarian is getting strong buzz following an early screening at Comic-Con. -
Elizabeth Taylor Pushed Through Personal Tragedy To Finish Cat On A Hot Tin Roof
Elizabeth Taylor's ravishing performance in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof hides a dark secret -- she had to act through an unbearable amount of grief. -
Was Orson Welles A Failure? Why The Citizen Kane Director Died A Hollywood Outcast (& Legend)
In the end, it depends on your metric for success. Creatively, he was a legend. -
How Persuasion Was Inspired By Real-Life Austen Family Drama
You don't have to look too far into Jane Austen's life to find narrative parallels with her posthumous novel. -
Why Robin Wright Doesn't See Forrest Gump's Jenny As A Tragic Character
Was Jenny in Forrest Gump a tragic figure? Robin Wright doesn't think so. -
Josh Brolin's No Country For Old Men Audition Didn't Play Out The Way He Had Hoped
To secure his role in No Country for Old Men, Josh Brolin had to audition for Joel and Ethan Coen like any other actor. -
Elizabeth Taylor Threw Vanity To The Wind For Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?
Elizabeth Taylor, known for her glitzy and glamorous appearance, embraced a thicker waist, smudged makeup, and more for this Oscar-winning role. -
Alfred Hitchcock Can't Take Credit For Grace Kelly's Rear Window Role
'She had an inner life aching to be expressed.' -
Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? Struggled To Keep Its Stars On Set
'Do whatever you have to do.' -
In The Heat Of The Night Had To Change A Scene If They Wanted Sidney Poitier
The scene helped solidify Mister Tibbs as an aspirational hero. -
How Ernest Hemingway Got Humphrey Bogart And Howard Hawks Together
Ernest Hemingway changed the face of American literature forever, but he was also a considerable influence in Hollywood. -
Making Taxi Driver Rated R Was A Struggle For Martin Scorsese
Taxi Driver was almost slapped with the dreaded X rating. -
The Story Of Heat All Started With That Famous Final Scene
'I took that dialectical conclusion and worked it backwards...' -
How Bonnie And Clyde Inspired The Godfather's Most Famous Death Scene
'I thought was just absolutely wonderfully done.'
