Thor: Love And Thunder Ending Explained: Sweet Child O' Mine
Love is worth fighting for, even when it hurts.
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Why Tom Hanks Didn't Think The Bus Bench Scenes Would Make Forrest Gump's Final Cut
The scenes on the bus stop bench are some of Forrest Gump's most memorable, but star Tom Hanks struggled while filming to see their importance. -
The Forgotten Indie Drama That Inspired David Cronenberg
'That's not horror to me, that's pure ecstasy actually.' -
American Beauty Ending Explained: The Cultural Dissatisfaction Of The Late 1990s
It didn't take too long for American Beauty to be critically reappraised. -
The Bridge On The River Kwai's Bridge Went Through An Incredible Construction Process
'The film could have been made in six days in an English studio like Merton Park using miniatures.' -
Nobody Is In The Running For The Next James Bond Just Yet, Next Movie Is Years Away
'Nobody's in the running.' -
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The Lie That Got Laurence Fishburne His Role In Apocalypse Now
It's a lie that, like so much of the film itself, eerily parallels the real Vietnam War. -
Gangs Of New York Pushed Leonardo DiCaprio And Daniel Day-Lewis To The Limit
Leonardo DiCaprio and Daniel Day-Lewis' antagonistic rivalry in The Gangs of New York ran deeper than fiction -- and that's partly what made it so powerful. -
The 25 Greatest Femme Fatales In Movie History
The femme fatale is one of the most classic tropes in cinema, featuring iconic and memorable characters. Here are the best femme fatales in movie history. -
Gangs Of New York Could Have Been A Bizarre Blues Brothers Reunion
Martin Scorsese wanted Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi in the lead roles at one point. -
Ewan McGregor Got Hit By A Car 20 Times On The Trainspotting Set
McGregor put his body on the line in his complete commitment to the role. -
The Real-Life Inspirations Behind The Characters In RRR
Have we mentioned this movie rules? -
Martin Scorsese Didn't Expect The Departed To Find Any Success
Everyone believes in Martin Scorsese except Martin Scorsese. -
Martin Scorsese Made Sure Gangs Of New York Debuted As His Director's Cut
The wait was well worth it. -
Why Michael Mann Gave The Aviator Away To Martin Scorsese
Why would Michael Mann, noted obsessive, pass on the chance to direct a biopic of infamous Hollywood obsessive, Howard Hughes? Ask Martin Scorsese. -
The Daily Stream: Kwaidan Offers Four Japanese Ghost Stories With Universal Themes
This is one of the greatest horror anthology films ever made. -
Doctor Sleep Put Some Stephen King Back In Stanley Kubrick's Shining
Mike Flannigan's adaptation of Doctor Sleep should be recognized for doing the impossible: celebrating both Stanley Kubrick and Stephen King. -
Great Horror Movies Where The Dog Doesn't Die
Dog lovers, you don't have to watch these horror movies featuring furry friends with your eyes closed. Here are the best dogs in horror who lived. -
Samuel L. Jackson Saw Snakes On A Plane As A Special Kind Of Movie
Shut up and play the hissssssssssss. -
Why Ethan Hawke Thinks The Black Phone Is More Like Stand By Me Than A Slasher Film
'I've almost never come across something that is so scary that feels like it has a heart of gold.' -
Daniel Day-Lewis Looked To Eminem For Inspiration On Gangs Of New York
There's a little bit of Slim Shady in Daniel Day-Lewis' Bill the Butcher. -
Laurence Olivier Was Less Than Polite On The Set Of Wuthering Heights
Wuthering Heights is one of Laurence Olivier's most famous movies, but according to reports, the actor was less than charming behind the scenes. -
The Trashers: Everything We Know So Far About The David Harbour-Led Drama
'I really feel like it's a movie movie.' -
Bruce Campbell On Reviving Sgt. Rock & Nazi Zombies In New DC Horror Comic [Interview]
We spoke with The Chin himself about writing the upcoming comic series Sgt. Rock vs. The Army of The Dead. -
Elizabeth Banks Was Turned Down For Sam Raimi's Spider-Man After Her Mary Jane Screen Test
Betty Brant was not originally the role Banks was after. -
15 Horror Movies Long Overdue For A Remake
We examine 15 horror films that are long overdue for a proper remake. For each selection, we suggest a potential director who could helm the respective project.
