Discover The Story Of The 1936 Olympic Rowing Team In George Clooney's The Boys In The Boat Trailer
George Clooney gets behind the camera again for The Boys in the Boat, the story of the 1936 Olympic rowing team, and the first trailer has arrived.
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Killers Of The Flower Moon's Quest For Osage Authenticity Reinvigorated Forgotten Traditions
With Killers of the Flower Moon, Martin Scorsese and his team received an extensive education in Osage traditions. -
Vanessa Kirby Rules Joaquin Phoenix's Heart In New Trailer For Ridley Scott's Napoleon
Ridley Scott is back with another big, sprawling historical epic. Watch the latest trailer for Napoleon, starring Joaquin Phoenix and Vanessa Kirby. -
Adam Driver Makes Some Very Fast Cars In The New Ferrari Trailer
Adam Driver gets to use another questionable Italian accent in the new trailer for Michael Mann's Ferrari. Watch it right here. -
Disney Could Make Another Kingsman Prequel (Even Though The Last One Bombed)
The first Kingsman prequel was a box office bomb, so why would Disney make a sequel? Believe it or not, there are compelling reasons. -
Cool Stuff: Titanic Comes To 4K Blu-Ray In December, Including A Beautiful Collector's Edition
James Cameron's massive Oscar-winning hit Titanic is finally coming to 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray disc in December with a handful of new special features. -
How To Watch Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer At Home
Oppenheimer, one of the best movies of the year, is now on digital and Blu-ray, and will begin streaming on Peacock very soon. -
I Would Thanos-Snap Away Every MCU Movie To Save A Single Martin Scorsese Picture
The MCU is a major defining cultural event of the last 15 years ... and yet, there's not a single Martin Scorsese film that isn't worth more than the franchise. -
Ferrari Review: Michael Mann Captures The Nervy High Drama Of Racing
Featuring a stellar performance from Penelope Cruz, Ferrari is one of Michael Mann's most emotionally satisfying films in years. Read our review here. -
Does William Wyler Deserve To Be The Most Nominated Director In Oscars History? An Investigation
William Wyler made countless indelible Hollywood films, from Mrs. Miniver to Ben-Hur. But does he deserve to be the most nominated director in Academy history? -
Cool Stuff: Unleashing Oppenheimer Book Digs Into The Making Of Christopher Nolan's Film
If you want to know all the behind-the-scenes details about the making of Christopher Nolan's hit film Oppenheimer, this is the book for you. -
Can Killers Of The Flower Moon Become Scorsese's First Box Office Hit In A Decade?
Can Killers of the Flower Moon match up to Scorsese's other big hits, like The Wolf of Wall Street? Let's investigate. -
A Tiny Change To Revenge Of The Sith's Script Drove Home Anakin's Downfall Scene
Ewan McGregor changed one of Obi-Wan's lines after their final battle in Revenge of the Sith, and it makes Anakin's downfall hit that much harder. -
I Love Lucy Changed Television History In Ways That Should Never Be Forgotten
From its pioneering of the multi-camera sitcom format to its portrayal of an interracial marriage, I Love Lucy is one of the most important shows in TV history. -
Working On Oppenheimer Gave Florence Pugh A Career First Experience
Florence Pugh had a masterful on-set experience during Oppenheimer and explained what separates working with Chris Nolan from other directors. -
Indiana Jones 5 Started Its Set Design Journey By Borrowing From Real WWII History
The set design of the train in the opening sequence of Indiana Jones 5 took inspiration from a real-life World War II train, The Führersonderzug. -
Lower Decks Season 4 Revisits The Greatest Ethical Dilemma In Star Trek History
Few ethical dilemmas in Star Trek history are as infamous as that of Tuvix from Voyager. So what better show to re-examine that debate than Lower Decks? -
The Deadly Effects Of The Trinity Test That Oppenheimer Didn't Show
The Trinity test health effects aren't focused on in 'Oppenheimer,' but that was purposeful -- just like the decision to not show the aftermath of the bombings. -
Ahsoka Highlights The Mandalorians' History Of Jedi-Slaying
As Sabine Wren takes on Shin Hati, we see how Mandalorian armor and weapons were specifically designed for battling Jedi. -
The X-Men: Evolution Finale Explained: A Peek Into Comic History
Professor X's vision in the finale of X-Men: Evolution hinted toward a future for the series that would have borne out several iconic comic storylines. -
The Creator's Visual Design Was Inspired By A Cool Alternate History Concept
For the sci-fi movie The Creator, director Gareth Edwards imagined an alternate history where dominant tech was different, changing the future's visual design. -
Why Christopher Nolan Axed An Entire Month Off Oppenheimer's Filming Schedule
Rebuilding a period-accurate Los Alamos for Oppenheimer wasn't cheap. So Christopher Nolan shaved a month off the filming schedule to help cover the costs. -
Two Sentences From Christopher Nolan Unlocked Oppenheimer For Cillian Murphy
Cillian Murphy took a key piece of direction from Christopher Nolan to heart when it came time to embody Oppenheimer on the big screen. -
Reva's Armor In Obi-Wan Kenobi Hides Her Star Wars History In Plain Sight
Obi-Wan Kenobi costume designer Suttirat Larlarb included several details in Reva's armor that allude to the character's conflicted nature. -
A Brief History Of Star Wars Characters Surviving Lightsaber Wounds
Lightsabers are extremely deadly ... except when they're not. Let's run through the history of Star Wars characters surviving lightsaber-related wounds. -
How Mr. Rogers And Orson Welles Helped Prepare Cillian Murphy For Oppenheimer
Believe it or not, Cilian Murphy looked to Mr. Rogers and Orson Welles when crafting the voice used to play J. Robert Oppenheimer in Christophe Nolan's movie. -
Oppenheimer's Opening Scene Broke One Of Christopher Nolan's Own Filmmaking Rules
Christopher Nolan films rarely deviate from their scripts, with rare exceptions like the opening scene in Oppenheimer.
