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Why Henry Fonda Walked Out Of The Room The First Time He Saw 12 Angry Men

By Joshua Meyer March 21st, 2022

Even on projects where he carried a producer's responsibilities, Fonda remained one of those actors who did not like watching himself onscreen.

Outlander's 'Temperance' Takes Its Time, Sets Stage For Inevitable Conflict

By Vanessa Armstrong March 21st, 2022

The third episode of Outlander season 6 is here, and it's the calm before the storm of the American Revolution.

West Side Story Star Rachel Zegler Says She Wasn't Invited To The Oscars

By Joshua Meyer March 20th, 2022

Steven Spielberg's West Side Story has been nominated for seven Oscars, but star Rachel Zegler couldn't score an invite for the ceremony.

The Daily Stream: The Tree Of Life Is An Ode To The Importance Of Every Person

By Joshua Meyer March 20th, 2022

Movie critic Roger Ebert counted Terrence Malick's The Tree of Life among the greatest films ever made.

Taylor Sheridan's Lioness Adds Laysla De Oliveira To The Cast

By Valerie Ettenhofer March 20th, 2022

Zoe Saldaña also stars.

Andrew Garfield Says Spider-Man: No Way Home Doesn't Really Need Any Oscars

By Joshua Meyer March 20th, 2022

'I personally feel pretty satisfied with the audience response. I think that's plenty.'

Sebastian Stan Says Avengers: Endgame Was 'Tough' To Shoot Because He Wasn't Allowed To Read The Script

By Deshawn "DeLa Doll" Thomas March 20th, 2022

Marvel Studios' extreme secrecy measures meant that Sebastian Stan had to film his Avengers: Endgame scenes out of context.

X Director Ti West Explains The Long Gaps Between His Films

By Jenna Busch March 19th, 2022

Director Ti West says making movies is one of greatest experiences in the world ... and also one of the most terrible.

Alexandra Shipp Joins Margot Robbie And Ryan Gosling In The Barbie Movie

By Jenna Busch March 19th, 2022

Greta Gerwig's Barbie World grows by one more.

Anatomy Of A Scandal Trailer: The International Bestseller Comes To Life At Netflix

By Danielle Ryan March 19th, 2022

The trailer for the Netflix adaptation is here, and it's unflinchingly tackling difficult subjects.

Upcoming Survival Horror Game The Quarry Boasts A Cast List Any Hollywood Director Would Envy

By Joshua Meyer March 19th, 2022

Fans of Until Dawn have a lot to look forward to in The Quarry.

Tales From The Box Office: How Fatal Attraction Became 1987's Biggest Movie

By Ryan Scott March 19th, 2022

Did you know the highest-grossing movie of 1987 was an R-rated erotic thriller?

Robert Vincent O'Neil, Director Of The Cult Film Angel, Dies At 91

By BJ Colangelo March 19th, 2022

The co-writer and director of the Angel movies, Robert Vincent O'Neil, embraced the supposed "underbelly" of Los Angeles.

Legends Of Tomorrow And The Art Of Reinvention

By Rafael Motamayor March 19th, 2022

Legends of Tomorrow has always been a wild show, but in season 7, it pulled back on the time-travel chaos in order to spend more time with its characters.

The Daily Stream: Y Tu Mamá También Is The Road Trip Of A Lifetime

By Valerie Ettenhofer March 18th, 2022

Alfonso Cuarón's beautiful coming of age movie is currently streaming on The Criterion Channel, and is absolutely worth your time if you haven't seen it.

Kids In The Hall: Comedy Punks Review: A Celebration Of Canada's Finest Alternative Sketch Comedians [SXSW]

By Ethan Anderton March 18th, 2022

Saturday Night Live may be the most famous sketch comedy series, but Lorne Michaels has another band of comedy misfits worth recognizing too.

The Blue Beetle Movie Beefs Up Its Cast With Adriana Barraza, George Lopez & More

By BJ Colangelo March 18th, 2022

Blue Beetle has rounded out the cast of the Reyes family in the upcoming DC Comics movie featuring their first Latino superhero on the big screen.

The Others Is A Haunting Story, And This May Be One Of Its Scariest Scenes

By Ariel Fisher March 18th, 2022

This week's edition is all about dread with a side of abject horror and a plot twist.

Emily V. Gordon Has Signed On To Write The Animated Play-Doh Feature

By Sandy Schaefer March 18th, 2022

Looks like this will be some good, clean family fun.

Doctor Strange Will Meet One Of Christine's Variants In Multiverse Of Madness

By Debopriyaa Dutta March 18th, 2022

Stephen Strange will be running into more than one version of his ex, Christine Palmer, in Multiverse of Madness.

Black Crab Star Noomi Rapace On Breaking Her Nose On Set, Learning To Ice-Skate, And More [Interview]

By Jack Giroux March 18th, 2022

Noomi Rapace, who stars in director Adam Berg's action-thriller Black Crab, says cinema saved her life. Find out what else she said about making the new film.

DC Announces The Batman Prequel Comic Riddler: Year One, Written By Paul Dano

By Valerie Ettenhofer March 18th, 2022

This should offer more insight into the disturbing character from Matt Reeves' film.

Black Crab Director Adam Berg On The State Of The Action-Thriller In Sweden [Interview]

By Jack Giroux March 18th, 2022

Adam Berg, who made his directorial debut with the new action film on Netflix starring Noomi Rapace, tells us about getting the most out of his budget.