Jake Gyllenhaal Made His Debut In An Oscar-Winning '90s Western
Jake Gyllenhaal has a ridiculously impressive filmography. How many actors can say they had their feature film debut in an Oscar-winner?
Read MoreJake Gyllenhaal has a ridiculously impressive filmography. How many actors can say they had their feature film debut in an Oscar-winner?
Read MoreLong before the Will Smith movie, a screenplay adaptation of Isaac Asimov's I, Robot was worked on by legendary sci-fi writer Harlan Ellison.
Read MoreSam Raimi famously directed two different superhero films for Marvel, but before Spider-Man, he was trying to adapt two different, darker superheroes.
Read MoreGary Oldman's acclaimed Apple TV spy series Slow Horses found some clever ways to reference two of his best movie performances.
Read MoreQuentin Tarantino's Django Unchained delivers an edgy western, and there are plenty of other movies in the genre with similar storytelling sensibilities.
Read MoreSylvester Stallone spent a majority of his career making high-octane action movies, but the actor's choice for his best action movie is a little more low key.
Read MoreChristian Bale, in his first major movie role, starred in this Steven Spielberg drama, which the director really connected with on a personal level.
Read MoreLandman star Billy Bob Thornton played a police detective hunting Dwayne Johnson's vengeful ex-con 2010 crime thriller Faster, now on Paramount+.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a sci-fi horror movie to blow your mind, Prime Video is currently streaming a Larry Cohen classic you must see.
Read MoreRick Famuyiwa is best known nowadays for his Star Wars TV show work, but he also directed an acclaimed crime comedy that served as A$AP Rocky's film debut.
Read MoreActors famously tend to bulk up when they join the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but one of the stars of 2011's Thor got (literally) too big for their britches.
Read MoreSean Connery was offered the role of Gandalf in The Lord of the Rings, and 25 years later, director Peter Jackson doesn't regret how things turned out.
Read MoreDisney's The Black Cauldron infamously brought its animation studio to the brink of disaster, but it would do well to re-adapt the film's source material.
Read MoreDC Comics' Absolute Batman is fully embracing horror, as Batman's psychology is even more frayed than usual and Bane wreaks havoc on some familiar faces.
Read More28 Years Later doesn't really touch on the origins of the Rage Virus. For that, you should look to 28 Days Later and some of the franchise's ancillary material.
Read MoreLeonardo DiCaprio nearly worked with his One Battle After Another director Paul Thomas Anderson decades earlier on Boogie Nights. Here's why it didn't happen.
Read MoreHarrison Ford completionists need to check out the fantasy movie he once starred in (which is, fortunately, streaming on Peacock).
Read MoreThe Emily Blunt-starring period piece The Young Victoria was produced by Martin Scorsese and featured a ton of talented actors alongside her.
Read MoreRoger Ebert gave a perfect score to the less-discussed, noir-flavored Stanley Kubrick film that many consider the first true Kubrick movie.
Read MoreRumors have been swirling about Wonder Woman potentially appearing in DC's Man of Tomorrow, and James Gunn has weighed in with an update on the situation.
Read MoreAbsolute Batman's next major villain and their design will be all too familiar to those who've seen Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight film trilogy.
Read MoreSam Raimi's first horror film in several years could potentially be overtaken at the box office by an unexpected underdog.
Read MoreSeveral 2025 blockbusters failed to snag a single Oscar nomination, which will ultimately impact interest in this year's Academy Awards ceremony.
Read More"IT" is a two-part horror epic. However, some of the most shocking sequences didn't make the final cut. These deleted scenes could have changed everything!
Read MorePaul Dano's filmography is a master class in curation. It jumps from box-office smashes to underappreciated gems. Let's look at 14 of his best roles.
Read MoreFans of Kit Harington's work on Game of Thrones and Industry need to watch him flex his comedy muscles something fierce in this HBO sports mockumentary.
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