"Gareth always said, 'The show always has to feel dangerous.' I really loved that, and wanted to take that as far as it'll go in season 2."
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'Parts of what was happening then is still present into now.'
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We spoke to Michelle Randolph and Darren Mann about their work on the new Taylor Sheridan series. Giddy up!
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"What happened in those 40 years? What are you filling in?"
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"I've ridden horses before, but when you're working with Taylor [Sheridan], that's the bar, because he's a real cowboy."
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James Gunn says Robert Pattinson's Batman is NOT joining the DCU. Here's why that's the right call.
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These 20 episodes of television – funny and tragic and bewildering and exhilarating – represent the absolute best of the past year.
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"I knew that the film would need to be different from other rock documentaries in two distinct ways that got me very, very excited about this project."
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Awkward dancing, last cigarettes, floor donuts, guitar solos, homoerotic plays... 2022 was a great year for TV.
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'I think with the Adult Swim stuff I do, which is usually 11 minutes, it's almost like a Three Stooges cartoon. But here, you need to have some more meaning..'
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The studio was against a certain color of socks, despite its place in Mexican bullfighter culture.
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Mac Whiting tells us that the first eight-second test for the holiday special 'took almost six weeks to complete.'
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'The idea that a kid could be good and evil, that really threw people off, especially at Disney.'
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"I think I was a little older than the generation that watched those big '90s movies, so I missed a lot of them. I hadn't seen any of the dramatic work."
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It sounds like DreamWorks Animation basically wanted to turn The Book of Life into an animated version of In the Heights.
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"I have to say I'm really, really excited for 'The Acolyte.'"
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"All that snow is real. All that breath is real. Everyone was so cold."
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Kevin Smith's short film The Flying Car, featuring Clerks characters Randal and Dante, may have ended at The Tonight Show, but that wasn't the original plan.
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'I had no idea about the Brenaissance...'
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"I think the ability for Malik to support Aisha is to know where she's at in this journey..."
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'It really struck me as a novel idea, and because it was based on Kevin's life, and Kevin was so excited about doing it, that was a much easier sell.'
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A time-honored storytelling tradition.
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In the world of The Witcher, music is a powerful medium for spreading information and inciting revolution.
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'Never discuss it, never bring it up again. Just a random sort of thing to tie the universe together.'
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An experienced makeup girl from the original Clerks inspired a quick visual gag in Clerks III that is truly a deep cut.
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Clerks franchise stars Brian O'Halloran and Jeff Anderson talk about the making of Kevin Smith's emotional comedy sequel and potential future projects.
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