The Daily Stream: Come From Away Forges A Community From Chaos
Come From Away is the start of a moment at the edge of the world, and it perfectly encapsulates the gravitas without providing a play-by-play.
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Robert Redford Created The Sundance Institute To 'Celebrate People Who Don't Get Celebrated'
'Even if I'd been in the mainstream in my career I was always interested in the alternative point of view...' -
How Benson And Moorhead Used Lies To Create The Characters Of Something In The Dirt
'They lie in different ways.' -
Joss Whedon's Serenity Ending Explained: By Popular Demand, The Ship Takes One Last Flight
Serenity is the result of one of the most successful fan campaigns ever launched ... but was it ultimately worth it? -
Persona Ending Explained: Of Masks, Doubles, And The Delicate Nature Of Identity
An investigation into the notion of self and what it means to reject societally imposed masks. -
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How Jack Nicholson's Role In The Mosquito Coast Landed In The Lap Of Harrison Ford
Peter Weir's 1986 drama was nearly a One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest reunion. -
James Gunn Looked At A Lot Of His Own Pets While Writing Scooby-Doo
Dogs rule, especially that pup named Scooby-Doo. -
Witness Was Harrison Ford's Chance To Finally Play A 'Real Person'
Once upon a time, it was a surprise to see Harrison Ford play it totally straight. Since Witness, he's proven he can do whatever he wants. -
Damien Chazelle's Babylon Is A Story Of Identity And Assimilation Amid Hollywood Chaos
Damien Chazelle emulates The Last Black Man in San Francisco, Medicine for Melancholy, and Bamboozled with an assimilation narrative affixed to a fable. -
Harrison Ford Ignored All Advice To Star In The Mosquito Coast
Peter Weir's fascinatingly downbeat drama has never been more relevant. -
The 2022 Box Office Exit Survey: The Good, The Bad, And What Comes Next
Join us as we look back at the box office highs and lows of 2022 and even make some predictions for 2023. -
Ruggero Deodato, Director Of The Controversial Horror Film Cannibal Holocaust, Dies At 83
He was so successful in convincing people that his found-footage horror film was real found footage that he ended up on trial for the murders of his actors. -
The Empire Strikes Back Was The First Film Harrison Ford Was 'Happy With'
Harrison Ford also got to experience much of The Empire Strikes Back as an audience member by keeping himself in the dark about any elements without Han Solo. -
The Daily Stream: Crash And Burn With Robot Jox
It's a dystopian robot battle for the ages with Stuart Gordon's Robot Jox. -
Casting Harrison Ford Didn't Make Witness Any Less Of A Risk For Studios
If you haven't seen Harrison Ford in Witness, consider this your sign to check out Peter Weir's neo-noir drama. -
There Was One Thing Angela Lansbury Wouldn't Do For Glass Onion: Learn To Play Among Us
Angela Lansbury makes the rules and the rest of us merely abide by them. -
Shooting Django Unchained's Snowy Quick Draw Scene Was A Tricky Technical Process
Keeping the camera dry while shooting Django Unchained was 'snow' easy feat. Get it? GET IT?! -
Marcel The Shell With Shoes On Was Born Out Of A Cramped Wedding
Marcel the Shell certainly has a very big life nowadays, but his origin story actually comes from a very small and unlikely space. -
Knock At The Cabin Is M. Night Shyamalan's Chance To Flex One Of His Greatest Horror Movie Strengths
Say what you want to about some of his movies, but no one directs child actors quite like Shyamalan. -
Everything You Need To Know About City Hunter, The Classic Manga Becoming A Netflix Movie
The live-action take on the 1980s property will arrive in 2024. -
Clint Eastwood Thinks He Knows Why The Beguiled Failed At The Box Office
Eastwood had a brand at the time, and with that came a very specific audience that wanted more of the same. -
Why Sam Raimi's The Last Of Us Movie Never Got Off The Ground
The studio wanted 'a particular kind of movie.' -
The Cast Of Coherence Was Just As Baffled As The Audience
James Ward Byrkit's sci-fi thriller was an experiment in more ways than one. -
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The Ever-Expanding Scope Of The Shining Put A Strain On London's Film Industry
All work and no play makes the London film industry something something... -
It Took Almost A Year Of Auditions For Sam J. Jones To Finally Land His Flash Gordon Role
'[There] were a lot of non-disclosure agreements.'
