The Goodfellas Scene You Might Not Know Was Improvised
Need an excuse to rewatch Goodfellas?
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Why Henry Fonda Walked Out Of The Room The First Time He Saw 12 Angry Men
Even on projects where he carried a producer's responsibilities, Fonda remained one of those actors who did not like watching himself onscreen. -
Akira's Motorcycles Came Straight Out Of Another Sci-Fi Classic
Akira has one of the coolest motorcycles in film history, and you might not have realized that it was inspired by a signature Disney vehicle. -
You Can Thank Robert De Niro For Martin Scorsese's Taxi Driver Role
After the actor originally cast in a key role ended up injured on another production, Robert De Niro convinced Martin Scorsese to take the part himself. -
Why Burt Reynolds Originally Hated His Role In Boogie Nights
The role got him an Oscar nomination, but Reynolds hated the film until his dying days. -
The Godfather Scene You Might Not Know Was Improvised
One of the best moments of The Godfather was unscripted, and completely improvised by James Caan. -
Midnight Cowboy Ending Explained: A Bittersweet Dream Of A Brighter Future
Jon Voight and Dustin Hoffman's last ride in Midnight Cowboy is one of the saddest scenes in movie history. -
The Alternate Legally Blonde Ending We're Glad We Never Had To See
Reese Witherspoon's Legally Blonde is praised for not relying on romance in a female-led comedy, but the ending almost ruined all of that. -
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The Real-Life Bank Robbery That Inspired Heat
Don't let yourself get attached to anything you are not willing to walk out on in 30 seconds flat if you feel the heat around the corner. -
How Sidney Lumet Used Different Eye Levels To Create Tension In 12 Angry Men
If you're going to learn about moviemaking, learn from the best. -
The Straw Dogs Controversy Explained: The Trouble With Amy
Explaining the controversy around Sam Peckinpah's Straw Dogs (1971), including co-star Susan George's comments on a contentious sexual assault scene. -
Dune Part 2 Adds Florence Pugh As Princess Irulan, Somehow Making That Ensemble Better
If this goes through, it could elevate an already outstanding cast to the next level. -
Attack On Titan Final Season Has A Therapy Session In Tense, Cathartic 'Night Of The End'
It's time for Attack on Titan to make the characters sit down and have a long conversation about the past and confront their sins. -
Deep Water Trailer: Ben Affleck And Ana De Armas Play Mind Games And Murder
The movie that saw the start and the end of the relationship between Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas is finally coming. -
The Daily Stream: Stand By Me Remains The Gold Standard Of Coming-Of-Age Movies
Rob Reiner's Stand By Me is one of the best Stephen King adaptations, and one of the best coming-of-age movies of all time. -
The Acclaimed '70s Drama That Inspired The Batman
Selina Kyle's storyline in The Batman is heavily inspired by Jane Fonda's character in the 1971 thriller Klute. -
The 30 Best Murder Mystery Movies Ever Made Ranked
Audiences will always pay to be puzzled, horrified, and confused, as long as they are thrilled. Here are the 30 best murder mystery movies ever made, ranked. -
Why Alec Guinness Almost Refused To Star In The Bridge On The River Kwai
*whistles Colonel Bogey March* -
The Apocalypse Now Controversy Explained
Apocalypse Now is one of those production that was famously fraught with problems, and many of those problems also stirred up plenty of controversy. -
American Graffiti Ending Explained: The Calm Before The Storm
The final moments of George Lucas' classic film have been hotly debated over the decades. -
Movies Like West Side Story You Really Need To Check Out
In 2021, Steven Spielberg remade the classic "West Side Story." If you loved his take on the classic musical, here are some other movies you need to check out. -
The Daily Stream: Servant Of The People Will Bring You Laughter In The Dark
Servant of the People is an offbeat political satire for fans of Ted Lasso and Parks and Recreation. -
Director Joe Wright Transformed Cyrano From Period Piece To Musical Fantasy [Interview]
Cyrano director Joe Wright explains his approach to taking a well-worn story and breathing new life into it, wanting his actors to sing live, and more. -
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The Good, The Bad And The Ugly Ending Explained: Seems Like Old Times
The classic western is well-known for the Mexican standoff at the end of the movie, but what does this climactic confrontation mean? Let's take a look -
Amadeus Shows Us How Perfection Can Break You, And How Jealousy Is Worse
"I will speak for you, Father. I speak for all mediocrities in the world. I am their champion. I am their patron saint."
