Nigel Hawthorne Had A 'Miserable Experience' Shooting Demolition Man
'When they stopped moving, I knew it was my turn to speak.'
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1979's Captain America Was A 'Devastating' Failure For Director Rod Holcomb
Unfortunately for Rod Holcomb, 1979's Captain America was a bit of an embarrassment. Even he knew it. -
Ant-Man 3 Set For Marvel's Worst Ever Second Weekend Drop At The Box Office
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is projected to gross $30 million in its second weekend, a steep 72 percent drop from its debut. -
Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story: Release Date, Cast, And More
Coming to Netflix in May. -
John Wick 4 Went All Out For Its Fight Between Donnie Yen And Keanu Reeves
If there's one fight John Wick fans should be looking forward to, it's between Donnie Yen and Baba Yaga himself. -
Writer Daniel Waters' Favorite Demolition Man Joke Never Made It Into The Movie
No, it's not about those three seashells. -
The Daily Stream: Bite Into The Twisted, Street-Level Terror Of Basket Case
Like much of Frank Henenlotter's work, you really just have to see it. -
Clint Eastwood Wanted Million Dollar Baby To Live Or Die On Its Own Terms
Million Dollar Baby proves that films should be left to sink or swim on the merits of their stories. -
Cinematographer Roger Deakins Wants Criterion To Recognize Assassination Of Jesse James
Many consider Andrew Dominik's haunting, elegiac take on the Western one of the finest films of the 21st Century. -
The Louvre Made Sure John Wick Wouldn't Shoot Any Art Before Signing On For Chapter 4
The moral of the story: shooting in the Louvre is possible. Shooting up the Louvre, on the other hand, might be too much, even for John Wick. -
The Top 20 Anime Fights Of All Time, Ranked
These are the best anime fights the medium has to offer that everyone from seasoned fans to newcomers will be blown away by. -
Marlon Brando Butted Heads With Stanley Kubrick Over One-Eyed Jacks
A story of an unstoppable force meeting an immovable object. -
Tales From The Box Office: Robert Rodriguez's El Mariachi Took Low-Budget Filmmaking To New Heights
Robert Rodriguez truly was a rebel without a crew with El Mariachi. -
Who Framed Roger Rabbit Set The Stage For Disney's Success With The Little Mermaid
While the politics around animation are ever-changing, there's one thing we know. Roger Rabbit walked so the Little Mermaid could run. -
True Romance Evolved Out Of The Same Project As Natural Born Killers And Pulp Fiction
Roger Avary played an essential role in putting Quentin Tarantino on the road to success. -
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Meet Mirage, The Autobot Voiced By Pete Davidson In Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts
Meet the Autobot spy who can't ever be fully trusted. -
Alita: Battle Angel Almost Featured A Much Happier Ending For Hugo
An 18-year-old concept reel indicates what could have been. -
How I Am Legend 2 Will Ignore The First Movie's Ending
It's time for the Richard Matheson ending. -
Carl Weathers Got Cast In Rocky By Insulting Sylvester Stallone's Acting Skills
Carl Weathers may have just landed the Apollo Creed role because Stallone wanted to fight him so bad. -
One Of Cocaine Bear's Deaths Went Too Far, Could Return In A Director's Cut
We'll just have to wait for Cocaine Bear: Unrated for all the bloody goodness. -
How Jonathan Majors' Path To Avengers: Kang Dynasty Reflects X-Men's Magneto
'He's such a compelling villain because you just bleed for this guy.' -
Cocaine Bear Screenwriter Already Has Sequels In Mind (Including Cocaine Bear Goes To Space)
If Cocaine Bear in Space is anything like Jason X, Leprechaun 4: In Space, or Hellraiser: Bloodline ... well, let's hope it's not, actually. -
Arnold Schwarzenegger's Fame (And Fans) Made For A Chaotic Batman & Robin Set
Let's kick some ice! -
Scream 3 Ending Explained: Sidney Gets The Closure She Needs
You may not remember Scream 3 as particularly scary, but here's why it has the best ending in the entire franchise. -
Linoleum Director Colin West Talks Emulating Charlie Kaufman And Working With Jim Gaffigan [Exclusive Interview]
Writer/director Colin West weaves a beautiful tapestry through time with a compelling story that unfolds in a perplexing but mesmerizing fashion. -
Here's How Gnarly The Unrated Version Of M3GAN Gets
M3GAN is still M3GAN, just with a bit more blood and gore.
