The 6 Best Speeches From The 2022 Oscars
Ignore the lousy comedy sketches. Put aside the drama. Let's focus on what matters: the speeches.
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Drew Struzan's Hellboy II: The Golden Army Poster Finally Sees Print From Vice Press [Exclusive]
The poster was previously only available as a giveaway print at New York Comic-Con in 2008.
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Hollywood Has A Mollusk Man, And He Tracked Down 1500 Snails For Deep Water
'I even collected some from the hill where the Hollywood sign is only to take them all the way back to New Orleans.'
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The Coming-Of-Age Romantic Comedy That Inspired Fight Club
You might be surprised to learn that Fight Club intentionally shares some thematic DNA with a Best Picture nominee from 1967.
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How John McTiernan Filmed Die Hard With A Vengeance's Explosive Opening Scene
Director John McTiernan opens Die Hard with a Vengeance with the Bonwit Teller department store explosion, which was a major undertaking to get on film.
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Infinite Storm Star Naomi Watts And Director Małgorzata Szumowska On Shooting In The Wilds Of Slovenia [Interview]
The filmmaking team tells us about how Covid actually helped get the movie made, how to keep an interesting visual aesthetic amid snowy mountaintops, and more.
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How A Would-Be Cameo Became One Of Robin William's Most Memorable Roles
Robin Williams isn't just a beloved funnyman. Many times throughout his career, he took on darker, dramatic roles. One film has a little bit of both.
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This Is The End Was Almost A Completely Different Movie Staring Seth Rogen And Brad Pitt
This Is The End is a cameo-filled parody of celebrity culture (and the apocalypse), but the original plan would have been a very different kind of movie.
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Pretty In Pink Had John Hughes Rewriting Scenes Over The Phone
Some of the film's most magical moments were last-minute rewrites.
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All My Friends Hate Me Writers Tom Palmer And Tom Stourton Are Here To Make You Squirm [Interview]
Palmer and Stourton tell us about the real-life experience that inspired their horror comedy about social anxiety.
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Twister Almost Starred Garth Brooks, But He Didn't Want To Compete With A Tornado
'90s country superstar Garth Brooks turned down the starring role in "Twister" to avoid competing with a tornado as costar.
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Why Magnolia Has So Many References To The Book Of Exodus
Paul Thomas Anderson's Magnolia literally has frogs raining down from the sky, but the director didn't immediatly realize that was a reference the the Bible.
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The Studio Had Some Strange Ideas For Guillermo Del Toro's Hellboy
The legendary filmmaker had to fight to make the movie he envisioned.
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Why It Took Jonathan Glazer A Decade To Make Under The Skin
Jonathan Glazer takes his time making movies, but Under the Skin had an especially long road to getting in front of the camera.
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Clint Eastwood's Space Cowboys Shoot Caused The Cast Some Serious Pain
Space Cowboys sees veteran ex-pilots subjected to the challenge of astronaut training, and Clint Eastwood's shoot was no cake-walk for the actors either.
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The 2022 Oscars Broadcast Cut A Key Part From The Best Makeup And Hairstyling Acceptance Speech
The shortened speeches from a pre-Oscars ceremony for eight categories left out praise for the below the line workers disrespected by the Academy this year.
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Robin Williams Had Matt Damon In Tears On The First Day Of Filming Good Will Hunting
Watching Robin Williams act out your writing would make you cry, too.
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Michael Mann Went To Some Exhaustive Lengths While Doing Research For Heat
In the case of the 1995 film "Heat," director Michael Mann spent years preparing for the production.
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Francis Ford Coppola Found His Patton Script Was Used In The Most Unusual Way
The future Oscar winner was repairing editing machines when he saw footage from the movie he wrote.
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The Raw Controversy Explained
The cannibal horror movie caused some audience members to faint, and for paramedics to be called.
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Tales From The Box Office: The Hunger Games Legacy 10 Years Later
What has Hollywood learned in the 10 years since The Hunger Games?
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Master And Commander Borrowed An Important Piece Of Tech From Titanic
A water tank built for James Cameron ended up serving director Peter Weir quite well.
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The Contractor Review: A By-The-Numbers Thriller With Some Killer Performances
The Contractor is a middling action thriller with some strong performances.
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The Lost City Proves People Still Want Original Movies With $31 Million Opening Weekend
Movies! People still want to see them! In theaters!
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The Steven Spielberg Blackhawk Movie Is Still In The Works, Will Cost $200 Million
The Beard could still produce a DC Comics movie, but would he direct?
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The Morning Watch: Creating Spider-Man's Digital Double, Luca Scene Breakdown & More
In this edition, learn all about the creation of digital doubles for superheroes like Spider-Man, watch a breakdown of a scene from Pixar's Luca, and more.
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