Why Christopher Nolan Axed An Entire Month Off Oppenheimer's Filming Schedule
Rebuilding a period-accurate Los Alamos for Oppenheimer wasn't cheap. So Christopher Nolan shaved a month off the filming schedule to help cover the costs.
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The Creator Footage Reaction: Gareth Edwards Is Bringing Humanity Back To Sci-Fi
District 9 director Gareth Edwards brings his flavor of gritty, grounded sci-fi to the AI conundrum in a preview of The Creator. -
Ahsoka Overcame A Major Limitation Of Live-Action Star Wars Space Fights
Star Wars: Ahsoka delivers a live-action lightsaber battle that was only ever previously shown in animation. Finally! -
Aaron Eckhart And A Mysterious Dog With Titanium Teeth Team Up In The Muzzle Trailer
Aaron Eckhart (The Dark Knight) gets a new canine partner with titanium teeth in the Muzzle trailer, showcasing what may be an unconventional buddy thriller. -
Mondo's The World's End Vinyl Score Soundtrack Completes The Cornetto Trilogy Swirl Set
Mondo is completing the Cornetto Trilogy vinyl soundtrack set with Steven Price's score for The World's End for the 10th anniversary of Edgar Wright's movie. -
Maestro Director Bradley Cooper Was Able To Shoot At Leonard Bernstein's Real-Life Home
A visit to Leonard Bernstein's home gave Maestro director Bradley Cooper an idea to shoot there - something he hadn't initially planned on. -
One Dune 2 Scene Became A 'Weird Priority' For Director Denis Villeneuve
Denis Villeneuve was forced to leave Gurney Halleck's Baliset out of his original Dune film, but that won't be the case in Dune: Part Two. -
How To Watch Halloween Horror Flick Cobweb At Home
Cobweb may have gotten shut out by Barbenheimer weekend, but here's how you can watch the Lizzy Caplan horror flick at home. -
The Best TV Shows And Movies Coming To Max In September 2023
September is on the way, which means new movies and TV shows will be headed to Max (formerly HBO Max). Here are some titles to look out for next month. -
Why Speed Racer Is The Best Hollywood Anime Adaptation
Hollywood doesn't have a great reputation for adapting anime, but the Wachowskis' Speed Racer is a welcome and amazing exception. -
How To Watch The Last Voyage Of The Demeter At Home
The Dracula movie The Last Voyage of the Demeter flopped at the box office, but now you can check it out from the comfort of your own home. -
LaKeith Stanfield Wants To Be Jesus (Literally) In The Book Of Clarence Trailer
LaKeith Stanfield wants to be his own personal Jesus in the trailer for The Harder They Fall director Jeymes Samuel's Biblical epic The Book of Clarence. -
David Fincher Is Back With The Killer Trailer
We're always excited when there's a new David Fincher movie on the way, so we can't wait to see the filmmaker's latest, The Killer. Watch the trailer here. -
The Equalizer 3 Review: This Unsophisticated Actioner Has Some Rad Violence
The Equalizer 3 feels less substantial than the previous two films, but gets by mostly on Denzel Washington's charms and some inspired movie violence. -
Raiders Of The Lost Ark's Cinematographer Was Mere Steps Away From Cliff-Plunging Death
The legendary cinematographer Douglas Slocombe had a habit of nearly dying while filming the iconic Indiana Jones movies. -
Star Wars' James Earl Jones Thought Darth Vader's Big Reveal Was A Complete Lie
The truth about Darth Vader shocked Star Wars fans everywhere, including Darth Vader himself, James Earl Jones. -
Cillian Murphy's Peaky Blinders Role Almost Went To A Fast And Furious Star
If the role of Tommy Shelby on Peaky Blinders had gone to Jason Statham as originally intended instead of Cillian Murphy, things may have gone very differently. -
Barbie's Rollerblades Had Margot Robbie And Ryan Gosling Struggling In Very Different Ways
Both Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling had to contend with different issues when it came time to film the rollerblades scene in Greta Gerwig's Barbie. -
Jurassic Park's 30th Anniversary Box Office Take Proves People Still Love Spielberg's Dinos
Jurassic Park re-released in 3D this past weekend, and even though it didn't make the top 10, it still found a decent chunk of money for a 30-year old movie. -
The Best TV Shows And Movies Leaving Max In September 2023
Fall brings pumpkin spice, and it also means a new wave of titles are leaving streaming. Here are the best TV shows and movies leaving Max in September 2023. -
Bottoms Just Beat A Pandemic Era Box Office Record Set By Everything Everywhere All At Once
Emma Seligman's hilarious, female-led comedy Bottoms has now beaten a record previously held by the Daniels' Oscar-winning hit. Will Bottoms go the distance? -
Bill Murray's Scrooged Is Getting A 35th Anniversary 4K Release With New Special Features
Richard Donner's 1988 Christmas comedy Scrooged is getting a 4K Blu-ray release to mark the film's 35th anniversary. Read the list of special features here. -
You're Not Dreaming: Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer Has Passed Inception At The US Box Office
If you remove his Batman films from the equation, Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer now stands as his highest-grossing movie at the domestic box office. -
LaKeith Stanfield Is A Regular Guy Who Knows Jesus In The Book Of Clarence
LaKeith Stanfield plays an 'everyman' who knows Jesus Christ in The Book of Clarence, Jeymes Samuel's follow-up to his directing debut on The Harder They Fall. -
Barbie Is Now Warner Bros.' Biggest Movie Ever At The Global Box Office
Greta Gerwig's Barbie has broken another record, this time becoming WB's highest grossing movie (not adjusted for inflation) in the company's 100-year history. -
The Heartbreaking '80s Japanese Drama That Inspired Futurama's Saddest Episode
The inspiration for Futurama's memorable Jurassic Bark episode is a beloved Japanese film based on a true story. -
Colman Domingo Is The Architect Of The 1963 March On Washington In The Rustin Trailer
Colman Domingo brings the long-overlooked Civil Rights activist Bayard Rustin to life in the trailer for the biopic Rustin.
