Why James Gunn Turned Down Superman The First Time He Was Asked To Direct
James Gunn had the chance to direct Superman back in 2018 but turned it down. Here's why he finally said yes, and why 2018 wasn't the right time.
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Steven Spielberg Had To Be Evacuated From The Goonies Set Due To A Shooter
Filming on The Goonies almost took a turn for the shockingly tragic when someone started shooting a gun, forcing Steven Spielberg to be evacuated from the set.
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The Absolutely Devastating Way Wes Craven Got Drew Barrymore To Cry In Scream
Drew Barrymore insisted on crying for real in Scream's famous opening scene, so Wes Craven would remind her of a horrific true story to get the tears going.
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The Now You See Me: Now You Don't Popcorn Bucket Is The Most Clever One Yet
Now You See Me: Now You Don't is the latest movie to get in on the popcorn bucket trend, but this time, the final product is actually very clever and practical.
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How Much Money Did Francis Ford Coppola's Megalopolis Lose?
Francis Ford Coppola’s Megalopolis was a huge box office flop last year. Now the filmmaker is selling off assets to try to recoup some of his investment.
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The Shawshank Redemption Ending Explained: Get Busy Living, Or Get Busy Dying
Remember Red, hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies.
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Why Braveheart Is Considered One Of The Most Historically Inaccurate Films Ever
Braveheart may be a rousing epic, but its depiction of real events leaves something to be desired, giving us a hodgepodge of history and make-believe.
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Even A Die-Hard Trekkie Wouldn't Recognize The First Version Of A Classic Villain
Before KHAAAAAAN, there was ... Harold Erickson?
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The Devil Wears Prada 2 Teaser Trailer Reunites Anne Hathaway And Meryl Streep
A legacy sequel? Groundbreaking. Check out Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway as they reunite onscreen in the Devil Wears Prada 2 teaser trailer.
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The Demolition Man Myth Dennis Rodman Wants Everyone To Stop Believing
Was Dennis Rodman's dyed hair inspired by Wesley Snipes in Demolition Man? That's long been the assumption, but Rodman says it's not true.
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Harry Potter's Ravenclaw Traits Explained
House Ravenclaw is one of the most unique albeit underrepresented houses in the world of Harry Potter. Here's what the Ravenclaw characters have in common.
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15 Great Scenes In Bad Movies
Even if a movie is mostly bad, the might be at least one scene worth commending. From Star Wars to Cats and beyond, here are some great scenes in bad movies.
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Avatar: Fire And Ash's Rumored Runtime Would Break A Franchise Record
Looks like James Cameron's Avatar: Fire and Ash is set to be the longest movie in the franchise so far, and we wouldn't expect anything else.
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The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Trailer Features An Unexpected Marvel Crossover
Mario, Luigi, and the rest of the gang are back for an all-new, sure-to-be-blockbuster adventure with the trailer for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie.
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This Underseen 2010s Crime Thriller Streaming On Prime Video Deserves Your Attention
Kelly Reichardt is one of our great modern directors, and this crime thriller on Prime Video is a terrific example of her signature minimalist filmmaking.
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Sam Rockwell Fights A Sci-Fi Apocalypse In Gore Verbinski's Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die Trailer
Gore Verbinski is back and he's taking on the AI apocalypse with Sam Rockwell in Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die. Watch the trailer here.
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Michael Mann Had To Get Creative When Adapting The Last Of The Mohicans
Michael Mann had a lot of racist and otherwise problematic source material to contend with in adapting The Last of the Mohicans.
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How Some Kind Of Wonderful Fixed The Problems Of Pretty In Pink
Some Kind of Wonderful was a thornier, more complex take on the love triangle in Pretty in Pink.
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Dakota Johnson's 2025 Love Triangle Movie Becomes A Streaming Hit On HBO Max
Materialists, starring Dakota Johnson, Chris Evans, and Pedro Pascal is now on HBO Max, where it's become a streaming hit.
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Netflix Might Finally Be Forced To Put Its Movies In Theaters — Here's Why
Netflix's relationship with movie theaters has been rocky so far, but lately, signs indicate that it could be improving. Here's what that might mean.
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Why Frankenstein's Ending Has People So Angry (And Why They're Wrong)
Frankenstein fans have been furious with Guillermo del Toro's decision to include a quote from Lord Byron in the film. Is the anger warranted or misguided?
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Ewan McGregor's Star Wars Stunt Double Suffered A Major Injury Shooting This Fight
Action sequences are some of the most exciting parts of cinema, but they're also risky business, even on a movie as high-profile as Star Wars.
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Why Shooting Batman & Robin Made Absolutely No Sense, According To Alicia Silverstone
Working on superhero movies means not having an idea what the film will look like until visual effects are added in, even on films like Batman & Robin.
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Pixar Already Did A Test Run For Toy Story 5, But You Probably Haven't Seen It
The Toy Story 5 teaser trailer promises a "toys vs. tech" premise. That idea has already been loosely explored in a Toy Story project you probably haven't seen.
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The Carpenter's Son Review: The Childhood Of Jesus Is Now A Horror Movie Starring Nicolas Cage
The mysterious youth of Jesus gets the horror movie treatment with the surprisingly creepy The Carpenter's Son, starring Nicolas Cage. Here's our review.
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Danny DeVito Directed A 2012 Horror Movie That's Impossible To Watch
Back in 2012, Danny DeVito directed a small-scale, low-budget horror thriller with an intriguing premise and cast, yet it's still waiting to be released.
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