How 'I'm Just Ken' Went From A Small Song To An Epic Barbie Battle
'I'm Just Ken' began as a short ditty. However, Barbie director Greta Gerwig loved it so much she kept pushing for more, resulting in a massive musical number.
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UFO Sweden Review: A Bunch Of Swedes Show Hollywood How To Amblin [Fantastic Fest 2023]
Everyone wants to make a throwback science fiction adventure. UFO Sweden asks: what if Sweden did it much better than Hollywood? -
Indiana Jones' Cinematographer Was Concerned By Crystal Skull's Script
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is not terribly liked by fans, and problems in its screenplay even came to the DP's attention while shooting. -
Is The World War Z Sequel Still Happening Or Is The Zombie Apocalypse Over?
What became of the proposed World War Z sequel starring Brad Pitt and directed by David Fincher? Here's why the zombie flick is no longer happening. -
Sophie Turner's X-Men: Dark Phoenix Prep Put A Real Strain On Her Mental Health
Sophie Turner deserved better than the Dark Phoenix movie, as proven by her steadfast commitment to giving the role everything she had. -
White Noise Ending Explained: All Plots Tend To Move Deathward
Noah Baumbach's adaptation of Don DeLillo's postmodern novel White Noise ends with a song and dance number in a grocery store. Here's what that ending means. -
Sci-Fi Scenes That Scared Actors In Real Life
Sometimes those scenes in sci-fi movies that scared the heck out of you also terrified the actors while filming them. Here are 14 great examples of that. -
WGA And Studios Reach Tentative Agreement To End Strike
After nearly 150 days, the WGA strike may be in its final days as a tentative agreement has been reached with the studios. -
Matt Reeves Says The Final Showdown In The Batman Took 80 Takes
Matt Reeves discovered very quickly on The Batman set that Paul Dano is the same kind of obsessive he is, as some scenes required dozens of takes. -
Why Patricia Arquette Ditched The Freddy Franchise After A Nightmare On Elm Street 3
After A Nightmare on Elm Street 3 Dream Warriors, Patricia Arquette was asked to return for part 4 and declined. Here's why. -
Is We're The Millers 2 Happening, Or Is The Fake Family Done Drug Smuggling?
Are Jason Sudeikis, Jennifer Aniston, Emma Roberts, and Will Poulter returning for a We're the Millers sequel? Is it happening? Or has too much time gone by? -
George Lucas Committed To An Impossible Task For Star Wars' Earliest Special Effects
The effects in Star Wars: A New Hope were thought to be impossible. But George Lucas wasn't willing to give up that easy. -
No One Will Save You Having Almost Zero Dialogue Was Kind Of An Accident [Exclusive]
Brian Duffield and Kaitlyn Dever have crafted an incredible horror heroine in No One Will Save You's Brynn, but her lack of dialogue wasn't exactly intentional. -
Eva Green's Casino Royale Casting Stressed Out Everyone Except Daniel Craig
Casino Royale is one of the best James Bond movies, and Vesper Lynd one of the most iconic Bond girls. Yet Eva Green nearly lost the part. -
Eileen Is One Of The Best Movies Of The Year And You Should Avoid Learning Anything About It [Fantastic Fest]
Eileen is one of the best movies of the year. You should skip the trailer. You should skip our review. You should skip this article as well. -
A John Wick 2 Stunt Gone Wrong Cut An Entire Car In Half
The John Wick: Chapter 2 stunt team eventually pulled off an extra-tricky driving maneuver, though not before a failed attempt led to a car getting cut in half. -
The Brief Conversation That Launched John Williams' Long Star Wars Career
All it took was a brief conversation between George Lucas and Steven Spielberg for Lucas to approach John Williams about scoring the original Star Wars. -
There's Something In The Barn Review: Norwegian Gremlins Is A Bloody Christmas Romp [Fantastic Fest 2023]
An American man moves his family to peaceful, picturesque Norway and pays the price for not respecting the local creatures in There's Something in the Barn. -
We Are Zombies Review: A Slacker Comedy For The Living Impaired [Fantastic Fest 2023]
The creative team behind Turbo Kid returns with zombie action comedy We Are Zombies, set in a world where zombies are peaceful underdogs. -
J.J. Abrams' Star Trek Had A 'Code Word' That Guided The Entire Vibe Of The Film
When making Star Trek, director J.J. Abrams and his writers came up with an unexpected code word that served as the key to their entire approach to the film. -
The Coffee Table Review: An Unbearably Cruel Dark Comedy Everyone And No One Should Experience [Fantastic Fest 2023]
If you enjoyed the torturous anxiety of Uncut Gems, take your soul on another journey of pain with Caye Casas' super dark comedy The Coffee Table. -
An Intense Competition Among Barbie's Cast Led To A Memorable Ken Scene
All the Kens from Greta Gerwig's Barbie worked out together, inspiring friendly competition, like who could do the most push-ups and pull-ups. -
The James Bond Legal Battle That Delayed GoldenEye For Nearly Half A Decade
After Licence to Kill, it took nearly over six years for the next James Bond movie, GoldenEye, to arrive in theaters. A lawsuit played a part in the delay. -
Dumb Money Director Witnessed An Intense Experience With The Meme Stock Saga
Dumb Money director Craig Gillespie had an up close and personal connection to the real-life meme stock phenomenon chronicled in his film: His son was involved. -
Sing Street Was Only A Minor Hit – But Lived On Well Beyond The Box Office
John Carney's Sing Street wasn't a box office smash in its time, but gaining the kind of cult following it now has is a testament to its quality. -
The Correct Order To Watch The Die Hard Movies
The Die Hard franchise doesn't have any prequels or mid-quels to muck up the timeline, but you might want to skip the last two movies. -
Avengers: Endgame's Opening Song Is A Sly Meta Commentary About Marvel
After the climactic cliffhanger ending of Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers: Endgame reset the tone with a little help from Steve Winwood.
