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How The Batsuits In The Flash Super Bowl Spot Reveal The History Of Michael Keaton's Batman
They say the suit makes the Bat. -
Titanic's Alternate Ending Could've Been One Of The Greatest Misfires In Movie History
The biggest misstep in Titanic, however, remains Bill Paxton’s single hoop earring. -
Burt Bacharach Made Movie Music History With Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid
'Raindrops keep falling on my head, but that doesn't mean my eyes will soon be turning red...' -
The Most Controversial Costumes In Sci-Fi TV Show History
For better or worse, these sci-fi wardrobe choices turned heads. -
Jack Quaid Was 'Starstruck' Watching Christopher Nolan Work On Oppenheimer
You'd be giddy, too, if you got to work with your heroes. -
The Best Crossover Episodes In TV History
Sometimes, there's nothing more charming in the world than a TGIF crossover episode special. We're here to remind you of why! -
The Best Crossovers In Horror Movie History
The horror genre was doing popular crossovers well before the dawn of the MCU, and here are some of the best examples of monsters coming together. -
With The 2023 Oscars, Netflix's All Quiet On The Western Front Just Joined A Prestigious Club
Very few Best International Feature Film contenders have also been nominated for Best Picture. -
The Daily Stream: 'Queer For Fear' Is A Stylish And Informative Deep Dive Into Horror History
Queer for Fear is not just a history lesson — it's a necessary cultural commentary paired with a fabulous soundtrack by ShyBoy. -
Mel Brooks' History Of The World, Part I Performance Was A Tribute To Another Titan Of Comedy
Mel Brooks used The History of the World, Part I as a way of honoring a forgotten legend from film comedy's past. -
Mel Brooks Wildly Overpaid Orson Welles For History Of The World, Part I
Mel Brooks paid five times more for Orson Welles than was necessary. That's showbiz! -
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How Mel Brooks Maintained A Positive Mood On The History Of The World, Part 1 Set
Mel Brooks knew he needed to keep everyone's spirits up, especially since they were making a comedy, so he entertained the set himself. -
Mel Brooks Wrote A Key Role In History Of The World, Part I With Richard Pryor In Mind
Gregory Hines wound up playing the role after a harrowing tragedy forced Pryor to bow out. -
Why Attack On Titan Drew Inspiration From Real History
'...where there's a hint of truth, it makes a story very believable.' -
John Wayne Set Out To End The Era Of 'Phony' Western Heroes
'I was trying to play a man who gets dirty, who sweats sometimes, who enjoys really kissing a gal he likes.' -
John Williams's 50-Year Collaboration With Steven Spielberg Stems From A Shared Love Of Hollywood History
It doesn't get much better than a Steven Spielberg/John Williams joint. -
History Of The World Part 2 Trailer: Mel Brooks Returns For A Star-Studded Sequel Series On Hulu
The comedy legend is back to take history down a peg or two (again). -
Oppenheimer Reminded Christopher Nolan That Robert Downey Jr. Is More Than Just A 'Movie Star'
'We all know that Robert Downey Jr. is one of the great movie stars...' -
James Gunn Looked To The Titans Of Horror History For Inspiration On Brightburn's Design
'I just gave so many notes on that mask...' -
History Of The World, Part II: Everything We Know So Far About The Mel Brooks Series
Wanda Sykes, Ike Barinholtz, and Nick Kroll are joining Mel Brooks for History of the World, Part II. -
Escape To Victory Turned Soccer Star Pelé Into A Cinematic Hero Alongside Sylvester Stallone
The late football legend was responsible for the best scene in John Huston's sports war film. -
Alfred Hitchcock Was Christopher Nolan's Guiding Light While Directing Dunkirk
When filming Dunkirk, Christopher Nolan used Hitchockian influences to convey the heavy emotions of soldiers, without really saying a word. -
Clint Eastwood Wanted The Look Of Letters From Iwo Jima To Make Audiences Uncomfortable
There's nothing to glorify in war, and for Eastwood that meant avoiding technicolor. -
Meet The Robinsons At 15: An Oral History Of Disney's Underrated Gem
'From a personal standpoint, I wanted to bring more of that adopted child perspective to the story.' -
