The Marvels Star Iman Vellani Made An Adorable 'Mortal Enemy' On Set [Exclusive]
Iman Vellani plays the superhero Ms. Marvel in The Marvels, but her real arch-nemesis is one of her adorable co-stars.
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The Superman Moment In The Iron Giant Is The Best Action Scene Ever
In a new installment of our Best Action Scene Ever column, we make the case that the Superman moment in Brad Bird's cult classic belongs in the conversation. -
Why Rocky And Ginger's Voices Were Recast For Chicken Run: Dawn Of The Nugget [Set Visit]
Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget features some familiar voices from the first film, but two of the main characters have been recast. The filmmakers told us why. -
Trolls Band Together Filmmakers Weren't Afraid To Get Experimental With Their Musical Sequel [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with the filmmakers behind DreamWorks Animation's Trolls Band Together about dance choreography, tackling different animation styles, and more. -
Chicken Run: Dawn Of The Nugget Had To Retcon The First Movie's Ending [Set Visit]
Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget comes over 20 years after the first film, which made addressing the original ending a challenge after all these years. -
Yes, Chicken Run: Dawn Of The Nugget Uses CGI – But You Probably Won't Notice [Set Visit]
We visited the set of Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget to find out what's changed, and what hasn't, since Aardman made the first movie. -
The Marvels' Young Avengers Tease Originally Featured More Characters [Exclusive]
The Marvels star Iman Vellani has confirmed that she shot a different version of the film's Young Avengers tease than the one that made the theatrical cut. -
The Marvels Mid-Credits Scene Gave Iman Vellani A 'Heart Attack' [Exclusive]
The Marvels star Iman Vellani is a fan of the MCU, so when she saw the mid-credits scene of her movie, she fangirled out for real. -
The Marvels Musical Planet Scene Was Originally Longer, And Iman Vellani Loved It [Exclusive]
Iman Vellani loved filming the musical sequence on Aladna in The Marvels but was disappointed to see how much of it was left out of the theatrical cut. -
The Marvels Star Iman Vellani Talks Working With Kittens, Young Avengers & More [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke with The Marvels star Iman Vellani about working with kittens, teasing the Young Avengers, deleted scenes, and who her own personal Captain Marvel is. -
There's One Thing The Marvels Does Better Than Avengers: Endgame
Avengers: Endgame is way more financially successful than The Marvels, but at least the new film meaningfully addresses the underlying concerns of its villain. -
Terrifier 2's Grisly Death Scenes Involved Some Very Unlikely (And Very Gross) Ingredients [Exclusive]
We spoke with Terrifier and Terrifier 2 director Damien Leone about creating the memorable blood and gore for his horror hit. -
Netflix's Blue Eye Samurai Showrunners On R-Rated Animation, A Possible Season 2, And More [Exclusive Interview]
/Film sat down with Blue Eye Samurai showrunners Amber Noizumi and Michael Green to talk about the graphic violence and sex in the first season, and much more. -
Loki Season 2 Took Inspiration From James Bond, Stanley Kubrick, And Godzilla [Exclusive]
Loki season 2 totally changed up its lighting design from the first season, and the cinematographer took inspiration from some late 1960s-early 1970s icons. -
Loki Season 2 Cinematographer On How To Make Each Decade Look Unique And Embracing Mistakes [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with Isaac Bauman, the cinematographer of Loki season 2, about the season's visual palette, lighting design, 1960s and '70s influences, and more. -
BREAKING NEWS: Animaniacs Emerge From Warner Bros. Water Tower To Do Battle With David Zaslav
Following the decision to shelve the completed Coyote vs Acme film, the Warner siblings have declared war on Warner Bros. CEO David Zaslav. -
Dream Scenario Director Kristoffer Borgli Knows How To Weaponize Nicolas Cage [Exclusive Interview]
Kristoffer Borgli isn't online, but somehow, Dream Scenario is the best movie yet about the perils of internet fame. -
Why The Hollywood Strike Wins Are A Victory For Everyone (Yes, Even You)
You don't have to be an actor, writer, or filmmaker to feel empowered by the Hollywood strikes. This is a win for everyone. -
The Marvels Composer On Going Through 'Marvel College' And Creating Music With 'Space Junk' [Exclusive Interview]
/Film sat down with Laura Karpman, the composer of The Marvels, to talk about finding the sound of the score, getting music out of 'space junk,' and more. -
The Marvels Executive Producer On Working With MCU Continuity And The Magnitude Of Space [Exclusive Interview]
/Film sat down with Mary Livanos, an executive producer of The Marvels, to talk about fitting the film into the MCU's continuity, its cosmic setting, and more. -
Wes Ball Is A Fantastic And Fascinating Choice To Direct A Legend Of Zelda Movie
The director of the upcoming Legend of Zelda movie has proven he has the chops to bring Link and Hyrule to life. -
Terrifier 2 Director Explains How Iconic Horror Killers Inspired Art The Clown [Exclusive]
Terrifier and Terrifier 2 director Damien Leone tells us all about the classic slashers that inspired the character, as well as the character's sense of humor. -
Terrifier 2 Director Responds To Film Runtime Criticisms (And Stands By His Edit) [Exclusive]
At 138 minutes, Damian Leone's Terrifier 2 is fairly long for a gore-soaked slasher film. Nevertheless, he feels its runtime is exactly what it needed to be. -
Yes, The Nun II Director Michael Chaves Planned That Cruel Ending [Exclusive Interview]
/Film caught up once again with The Nun II director Michael Chaves, who talked about the movie's ending and revealed some Easter eggs for fans to look for. -
From Five Nights At Freddy's To The Last Of Us: The Video Game Curse Has Lifted
Superhero movies have been declining at the box office ... is now the time for the video game movie? -
The Two Biggest Anime Of 2023 Have The Opposite Message About Violence
Attack on Titan and Vinland Saga both follow protagonists down a path of violence, but those paths diverge in a crucial way. -
How Marvel Cheated Themselves Out Of The Profits From Blade
Back in the late '90s, superhero movies weren't guaranteed box office hits, and Marvel was taking only small fees for the big screen rights to their characters.
