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.
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Steven Spielberg's Only Live-Action Superhero Project Was This Forgotten Antonio Banderas Movie
Steven Spielberg executive produced this spectacular live-action superhero project that remains one of the best adventure movies of the past 30 years.
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Gene Roddenberry's Non-Star Trek Projects, Ranked
Gene Roddenberry may best be known for creating Star Trek, but let's take a look at all of the other projects that he ushered in to film and television.
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Before Spider-Man's Mary Jane, Kirsten Dunst Stunned Audiences As A Vampire
Kirsten Dunst has been acting since childhood, and her breakthrough role was in a beloved vampire film based on Anne Rice's most famous novel.
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Why Universal Execs Were Convinced Fast Times At Ridgemont High Was Going To Bomb
Fast Times at Ridgemont High is one of the most important teen films in cinema history, but at the time, executives were worried they'd funded a failure.
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Mark Wahlberg's Crime Thriller With A Legendary Hong Kong Action Star Deserves A Second Look
Chow Yun-fat and Mark Wahlberg played two cops tangled up in a Chinatown turf war in the 1999 crime thriller The Corruptor.
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The 2025 Netflix Thriller That Stephen King Called 'Terrifying'
Stephen King watched this 2025 Netflix movie directed by a master filmmaker and found it to be terrifying, especially considering the real-world implications.
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Predator: Badlands Has Already Released A Hard-Hitting Prequel
Can't get enough of Dan Trachtenberg's Predator: Badlands? Fortunately, there's already a hard-hitting prequel tie-in for you to enjoy.
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Tom Hanks Turned Down A Movie That Became A Massive Tom Cruise Hit
Tom Hanks turned down this soon-to-be hit Tom Cruise vehicle in the nicest way possible, as he had another project vying for his attention at the time.
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Why Sylvester Stallone's First Rocky Script Made His Wife Cry
Sylvester Stallone's initial draft of the first Rocky screenplay made his wife cry – and not in a good way. Thankfully, that inspired him to change things up.
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An Underrated 2005 Western Streaming On Prime Video Haunted Roger Ebert
Roger Ebert rarely gave out perfect scores, and this underrated 2005 Western film that earned the distinct honor is available to watch on Prime Video.
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GoldenEye Remains The Most Important Box Office Hit In James Bond History
The James Bond franchise is one of cinema's longest-running film series, but in terms of box office numbers, GoldenEye is the most important. Let us explain.
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Denzel Washington Constantly Pranked Tom Hanks While Shooting Philadelphia
Jonathan Demme's Philadelphia was a serious and powerful drama, but Denzel Washington pranking co-star Tom Hanks helped lighten the mood on set.
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2025 Was The Year Stephen King Movies Showed Us How The World Is Ending
2025 gave us five new adaptations of Stephen King's stories, and each film features a lesson on how to face the end of the world.
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Why Now You See Me: Now You Don't Is A Stronger Sequel Thanks To Its 9-Year Gap [Exclusive]
The third installment of the Now You See Me franchise is coming nearly a decade after the sequel, and the director says this is a good thing.
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You're Not A Western Fan If You Haven't Seen Clint Eastwood's '70s Masterpiece On Netflix
This '70s Clint Eastwood Western is a truly incredible piece of filmmaking, and you owe it to yourself to check it out while it's streaming on Netflix.
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15 Best Movies Like The Goonies
Seeking another adventure like The Goonies? Here's a collection of movies worth watching, many with fewer kids screaming all the time.
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Netflix's In Your Dreams Is The Best Pixar Movie They Never Made
The animated film In Your Dreams feels like it takes lessons from early Pixar movies by balancing jokes with heavier themes than you might expect.
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The Odyssey Could Directly Tackle The Biggest Christopher Nolan Criticism
Christopher Nolan has been criticized for the depiction of female characters in his movies. Will The Odyssey change that?
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How Lady Gaga Feels About Joker 2's Overwhelmingly Negative Reception
Now that she's gotten some space from Joker: Folie à Deux, Lady Gaga has reflected on her complicated feelings towards the film's deeply negative reception.
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Tom Selleck's '90s Western Proves He Should Have Been A Major Movie Star
Tom Selleck is mostly known for his career on TV, but he starred in a Western in the 1990s that left many wishing he would have been a movie star.
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How Much Money Did Francis Ford Coppola's Megalopolis Lose?
Francis Ford Coppola’s Megalopolis was a huge box office flop last year. Now the filmmaker is selling off assets to try to recoup some of his investment.
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The Shawshank Redemption Ending Explained: Get Busy Living, Or Get Busy Dying
Remember Red, hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies.
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15 Great Scenes In Bad Movies
Even if a movie is mostly bad, the might be at least one scene worth commending. From Star Wars to Cats and beyond, here are some great scenes in bad movies.
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This Underseen 2010s Crime Thriller Streaming On Prime Video Deserves Your Attention
Kelly Reichardt is one of our great modern directors, and this crime thriller on Prime Video is a terrific example of her signature minimalist filmmaking.
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Dakota Johnson's 2025 Love Triangle Movie Becomes A Streaming Hit On HBO Max
Materialists, starring Dakota Johnson, Chris Evans, and Pedro Pascal is now on HBO Max, where it's become a streaming hit.
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Why Frankenstein's Ending Has People So Angry (And Why They're Wrong)
Frankenstein fans have been furious with Guillermo del Toro's decision to include a quote from Lord Byron in the film. Is the anger warranted or misguided?
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