Ryan Gosling 'Blacked Out' In Fear During One Of The Fall Guy's Stunts
Ryan Gosling had to overcome a fear of heights to perform one of the stunts in The Fall Guy.
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The 2024 Summer Movie Box Office Is Burdened By Unreasonable Expectations
Given how poor the first quarter of the year has gone at the box office, the 2024 summer box office season now has an unfair amount of ground to make up.
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A Controversial Jenna Ortega Film Is Trending On Netflix
Jenna Ortega's controversial thriller Miller's Girl is making waves on Netflix's top charts, but how well is it really doing?
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The LEGO Dune Ornithopter Is One Of The Coolest Building Brick Vehicles Ever
LEGO's Dune Royal Atreides Ornithopter is an incredible building brick sci-fi vehicle bringing Denis Villeneuve's vision to life with Technic engineering.
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Russo Brothers Say Marvel Isn't Out Of Touch, It's The Children Who Are Wrong
The Russo Brothers have had it up to here with those darned kids, blaming the Marvel Cinematic Universe's recent problems on the 'generational divide.'
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Lin-Manuel Miranda Was Almost Cast In One Of Barry Jenkins' Best (And Most Underrated) Films
Lin-Manuel Miranda is working with Barry Jenkins on Mufasa: The Lion King, but the two nearly worked together on 2018's If Beale Street Could Talk.
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Zendaya Had A Ridiculously Good Weekend At The Box Office
With Dune: Part Two still in the top 10 and Challengers debuting at No. 1, the weekend box office cemented Zendaya as an A-list star.
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Why Marvel Chose To Make Less Money By Casting Benedict Cumberbatch As Doctor Strange [Exclusive]
Disney, Marvel, and Scott Derrickson couldn't have made a better choice than casting Benedict Cumberbatch as Doctor Strange if they had the Time Stone itself.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Babylon 5 Franchise
The extended universe of Babylon 5 is vast and includes many TV movies. Here's the correct order to watch it all.
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Director Scott Derrickson Breaks Down His Entire Career, From Marvel To The Black Phone [Exclusive Interview]
We interviewed director Scott Derrickson about his entire career, including all the highs (Sinister, Doctor Strange) and lows (The Day The Earth Stood Still).
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20th Century Fox's First Female President Started A Police Chase On Her First Day
Sherry Lansing, 20th Century Fox studio's first female president of production, sparked a police chase on the studio lot during her first day on the job.
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How To Watch The Boy And The Heron At Home
GKids has announced the home media release dates and details for Studio Ghibli and Hayao Miyazaki's Oscar-winning animated film The Boy and the Heron.
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Ghost's Classic Pottery Love Scene Was A Bit Messy Behind The Cameras
The pottery scene in Ghost has become a classic romance moment, but making it happen was far less sensual than Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore made it look.
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Meet The Lion Who Would Be King In The First Mufasa: The Lion King Trailer
The first trailer for Mufasa: The Lion King promises to tell the story of how Simba's father became lion royalty, despite not being born to it.
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Star Trek's Writers Didn't Invent The Borg Queen – A Paramount Executive Did
Resistance is futile. When a top Paramount executive decided the Borg were 'boring,' it led to the introduction of the Borg Queen in Star Trek: First Contact.
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How Star Trek: First Contact Found A Replacement For Glenn Corbett's Zefram Cochrane
James Cromwell was already a member of the Star Trek family when he was recruited to take over from Glenn Corbett as Zefram Cochrane in First Contact.
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Austin Butler Surprised Dave Bautista On Set Of Dune In A Deeply Emotional Way
On the set of Dune: Part Two, Dave Bautista was moved by his co-star Austin Butler taking an interest in Bautista's life and pre-film career.
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Guy Ritchie Wrote His Best Movie By Hand On A Pile Of Napkins
Guy Ritchie's 'spectacular dyslexia' led to him writing Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels in an unconventional fashion.
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The 60s Western That Helped Launch Clint Eastwood To Stardom
The Western genre would never be the same again after Clint Eastwood joined forces with Sergio Leone in the '60s for A Fistful of Dollars.
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The Sexiest Moments In Challengers, Ranked
One of the sexiest scenes in Luca Guadagnino's tennis love triangle movie Challengers involves verbal sparring over churros.
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Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire Had An Issue With Real Pythons On Set
Real pythons were slithering around the set of Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire -- so much so that a wrangler was required. But watch out for the gympie-gympies.
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The Most Confusing Moments In Tenet, Explained
Christopher Nolan's Tenet can be pretty confusing, so we try to explain what the heck is going on right here.
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Challengers Borrows A Key Element From Alfonso Cuaron's Best Movie
With its complex love triangle where all the sides connect, Challengers shares a lot of DNA with Alfonso Cuaron's Y Tu Mama Tambien.
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Studio Notes On In The Mouth Of Madness Had Director John Carpenter Shocked
Director John Carpenter received some wild and crazy studio notes when making In the Mouth of Madness.
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The Most Confusing Moments In Primer Explained
Shane Carruth's time-travel film Primer absolutely requires repeat viewings to be understood. Here are its most confusing moments explained.
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The First Concept For Leprechaun Was 'Much More Horrific'
The horror movie Leprechaun was originally written to be much scarier than the final film ended up being.
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One Of Denis Villeneuve's Best Films Came With Life-Threatening Risks
Sicario is one of Denis Villeneuve's best movies, and making it came with some challenges.
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