5 Reasons Why One Battle After Another Flopped At The Box Office
Sadly, as well-received as One Battle After Another has been, Paul Thomas Anderson's action dramedy is unlikely to leg out after its soft box office opening.
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Anemone Review: Daniel Day-Lewis' Return Is An Acting Showcase For The Ages [NYFF]
While Anemone doesn't make for the most energetic or thematically coherent of directorial debuts, it does mark an incredible return for Daniel Day-Lewis.
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Why The Time Is Actually Perfect For A Second Simpsons Movie
Nearly 20 years to the date after The Simpsons Movie hit theaters, everyone's favorite animated family will return to the big screen.
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Christmas Vacation's Terrifying Squirrel Scene Was A Behind-The-Scenes Nightmare
Christmas Vacation is full of classic holiday hijinks, but a memorable scene featuring a real squirrel and a Christmas tree was almost a disaster.
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Zootopia 2: 5 Things We Learned About Disney's Long-Awaited Sequel
Here are five things we learned about Zootopia 2, which continues the franchise's legacy of challenging assumptions through empathy and a sharp sense of humor.
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5 Biggest Differences Between The Two Versions Of Stephen King's The Monkey
Before Oz Perkins turned Stephen King's The Monkey into a horror comedy, a short film adapted the story in a much different way.
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How To Watch Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale At Home
Downton Abbey fans will be able to choose between watching The Grand Finale on PVOD, buying it on home media, or snagging it as part of a far larger collection.
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Sylvester Stallone's Biggest Rival Almost Played Judge Dredd Before Him
Judge Dredd is one of the biggest turkeys in Sylvester Stallone's filmography, but a different version of the film would've starred another action movie legend.
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John Wayne Broke One Of His Biggest Rules For This Iconic Dennis Hopper Western
John Wayne usually followed a list of rules for his films, but for True Grit, which featured a young Dennis Hopper, he decided to break one.
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The 15 Scariest Movies Of The 2020s (So Far)
These 2020s horror movies effectively use every tool at their disposal (jump scares, editing, atmosphere, tone) to leave audiences shaking and squirming.
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How Sylvester Stallone Really Feels About Noah Centineo's Young Rambo Movie
Noah Centineo is taking over the role of John Rambo from Sylvester Stallone in a new prequel movie, and Sly knows exactly what he wants to see in the film.
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Clive Barker's Original Hellraiser III Pitch Was Inspired By A Very Different Horror Classic
Clive Barker's original idea for Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth was inspired by a classic horror film (one that Barker even tried to remake at one point).
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One Battle After Another Proves Something We Always Suspected About Leonardo DiCaprio
Leonardo DiCaprio might be best known for his dramatic roles, but One Battle After Another reminds us that he's also a comedy genius.
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The Mission: Impossible 8 Stunt That Left Tom Cruise With A Gruesome Injury
One of the most jaw-dropping stunts from Mission: Impossible 8 came very close to badly injuring Tom Cruise, and we can't say we're surprised.
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All 10 Tom Holland MCU Spider-Man Suits, Ranked
Across several MCU films and TV shows, Tom Holland (and one of his animated counterparts) have worn a variety of Spider-Man suits -- let's rank them!
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Halle Berry's First 'Seductress' Role Came In A Goofy Kids Movie
Halle Berry's first "seductress" role came in a 1994 comedy alongside John Goodman, Kyle MacLachlan, Elizabeth Perkins, Rosie O'Donnell, and Rick Moranis.
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The Classic Horror Movie That 'Haunted' Stephen King
Stephen King may be a master of horror, but that doesn't mean he's immune to classic horror movies scaring him right out of his skin.
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The Real Reason Sean Connery Rejected Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull
Sean Connery initially said he passed on Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull because he was enjoying being retired, but that wasn't wholly true.
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Why Mark Hamill Returned For Star Wars: The Last Jedi Against His Better Judgment
Mark Hamill is hesitant to return to the Star Wars franchise following the sequel trilogy for the same reason he was wary of starring in The Last Jedi at all.
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10 Most Underrated '90s Horror Movies You Need To Watch
Horror movies of the 1990s aren't as appreciated as they should be, so we're highlighting 10 underrated gems for your viewing pleasure.
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Peacemaker Inspired One Of Watchmen's Classic Antiheroes
Watchmen was originally going to star superheroes from DC Comics' roster, including Peacemaker, who instead ended up becoming the Comedian.
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Quentin Tarantino Called This Action Flick One Of The 'Most Entertaining Movies Ever'
Quentin Tarantino is known for his great taste in obscure cinema, including this violent martial arts movie you need to add to your watch list.
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The Major Movie Role Ethan Hawke Is Glad He Lost To Leonardo DiCaprio
Ethan Hawke has never been the kind of actor to chase movie stardom, but he nearly starred in a would-be career-changing classic.
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Channing Tatum Was Given A Career-Changing Note During His Thor Audition
Early in his career, Channing Tatum nabbed an audition for a role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the film's director gave him career-changing advice.
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John Boyega Called Out His Star Wars Sequels Over Their Biggest Mistakes
John Boyega has been vocal about his distaste for some of the story directions in the Star Wars sequel trilogy. Here's how he would have fixed things.
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Reacher's Alan Ritchson Thinks One Of His Hunger Games Scenes Makes No Sense
Reacher Alan Ritchson is a big guy, but he's haunted by a small role in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire because of one scene that makes no sense.
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One Thing Unites Some Of The Biggest Hits (And Flops) Warner Bros. Released In 2025
Warner Bros. has had a mix of hits and misses at the box office in 2025, but the studio's best-reviewed movies have something in common.
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