Those Edge Of Tomorrow Exosuits Were As Heavy As They Look
Edge of Tomorrow wasn't just grueling because of a massive alien war. Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt actually had to haul around heavy suits of armor.
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For Stanley Kubrick, 2001: A Space Odyssey Was Far From Science Fiction
The one where Stanley Kubrick and Arthur C. Clarke see a UFO.
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Chris Pine Hasn't Seen The Star Trek 4 Script, But He Likes The Director
'I know there's a script out there somewhere and I'm waiting to see it.'
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The 2022 Box Office Is Well Ahead Of 2021 With The Year's Biggest Movies Still To Come
Nature is healing. Though the box office may never get back to what was once considered normal, it's certainly starting to recover.
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Dual Trailer: It's Karen Gillan Vs. Karen Gillan
Karen Gillan confronts her clone in the latest from Riley Stearns.
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Amadeus Ending Explained: In The Shadow Of Greatness
Creativity and envy don't mix in Miloš Forman's spectacular study of the struggle of mediocrity.
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Robin Williams' Mrs. Doubtfire Disguise Even Had His Co-Stars Fooled
Robin Williams was so convincing as Mrs. Doubtfire that some of his young co-stars initially thought he was a real elderly woman.
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Guillermo Del Toro Knows What Goes Into Making A Good Movie Monster
If you want advice on making a great movie monster, listen to the best.
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George Mackay's Most Memorable Moment In 1917 Was A Complete Accident
1917 unfolds in two, long unbroken takes. One of them was almost ruined by pure happenstance, but it actually ended up adding a little humanity.
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Nielsen, The Company That Compiles TV Ratings, Has Been Sold – Here's What That Means
The Nielsen ratings are getting with the times.
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How The Goldfinger Crew Pulled Off That Famous Laser Beam Scene
'You expect me to talk?' 'No, Mr. Bond ... I expect you die!'
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Why Peter Jackson Cut Tom Bombadil From The Lord Of The Rings
Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring director Peter Jackson explains why the Tom Bombadil character from J.R.R. Tolkien's book was cut from the film.
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The Sonic Cinematic Universe Is On The Way
These days, you gotta have a cinematic universe.
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Top Gun: Maverick Trailer: Get Back In The Danger Zone, For Real This Time
Do you feel the need for speed ... again?
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Why The Battle Royale Remake Was Canceled For Good
The legendary Japanese film almost got a Hollywood remake. Here's why it didn't happen.
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Netflix's Resident Evil: Release Date, Cast, And More
The new streaming series looks to be a loose adaptation of the classic video game series.
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Winning An Oscar Kept Francis Ford Coppola From Getting Fired From The Godfather
It turns out that winning a little golden man delivers some level of job security.
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Aaron Sorkin Is Working On A Revival Of Broadway's Camelot
Drop the "The." Just Knights of Round Table. It's cleaner.
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Here's How To Watch Jacaranda Joe, A Long-Lost Short From The Late George A. Romero
The short comes straight from the University of Pittsburgh's collection of the late filmmaker's work.
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The First Purge Director Making A Movie About A World Where Only Black People Have Superpowers
There is no better time for a project like this.
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Everything Everywhere All At Once Spoiler Review: A Manifesto For A New Generation
This is an emotional masterpiece.
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The 2022 Oscars By The Numbers: Which Movies Lead The Pack?
Numbers-wise, Dune was the big winner at the Oscars.
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Richard Matheson, The Influential Science Fiction Writer You've Never Heard Of
Richard Matheson is the writer behind many influential science fiction stories. Here are a few of his most important works within the sci-fi genre.
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Superhero Bits: The Batgirl Movie Wraps Filming This Week, Hulk And Thor Prepare For An Epic Brawl & More
In today's Superhero Bits, Scott Snyder weighs in on who he'd like to see as the villain(s?) of The Batman sequel, and more.
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Stephanie Hsu On Being Split In Two In Everything Everywhere All At Once [Interview]
Stephanie Hsu is the secret MVP of Everything Everywhere All At Once, as both the ally and antagonist to Michelle Yeoh's Evelyn.
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Michael Bay Bashes The CGI In Ambulance, A Movie He Directed
'There's a couple shots I wasn't happy with, okay?'
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