David Cronenberg Had A Different Title For Dead Ringers In Mind
A much different movie had the same title.
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Children Of Men Ending Explained: Finding A Worthy Cause
Let's dive into Alfonso Cuarón's 2006 masterpiece -- and what it communicates. -
Cameron Crowe Went Undercover To Write Fast Times At Ridgemont High
But the story he wrote would end up being very different from the one he intended to. -
Colin Trevorrow's Atlantis Swims To Skydance With House Of The Dragon Writer On Board
Let's hope Trevorrow's version gives us a fresh vision of the underwater kingdom. -
Why Bruce Timm Was Never Offered A Live-Action Film After Batman: The Animated Series
Let Bruce Timm direct a live-action Batman, you cowards. -
Aubrey Plaza 'Just Knew' Emily The Criminal Was The Role For Her: 'I Wanted To Be Her'
The quickest way to Plaza's heart is by offering her a character as different from her as possible. -
Melinda Dillon, Oscar-Nominated Actress In Close Encounters Of The Third Kind, Has Died At 83
Melinda Dillon was a movie mom for generations. She will be sorely missed. -
Tim Daly Didn't Understand The Significance Of Starring In Superman: The Animated Series
'I think that the thing that I appreciate about Superman even more now than when I was first voicing the show was that, he's just good.' -
Denis Villeneuve Was Terrified By The Possibility Of Actually Directing Dune
Fear is the mind killer, even for Denis Villeneuve. -
Every M. Night Shyamalan Movie Twist Ranked By Unpredictability
M. Night Shyamalan is known for eerily quiet, slow-paced thrillers with big twists at the end, but not every one of his reveals lands with the same impact. -
George R. Robertson, Who Played Chief Hurst In The Police Academy Movies, Has Died At 89
The world has lost a prolific performer and award-winning humanitarian. Rest in peace, George R. Robertson. -
Tom Hanks Had Once-In-A-Lifetime Birthday Shooting The Da Vinci Code In The Louvre
Tom Hanks may not have many nice things to say about The Da Vinci Code now, but it sure sounds like he had fun on set! -
Jerry Bruckheimer Is Why Michael Ironside Didn't Appear In Top Gun: Maverick
'Mr. Bruckheimer and I don't really get along.' -
Why Tom Hanks Felt A Man Called Otto Needed An American Adaptation
Tom Hanks wanted to comment on American individualism. -
Superhero Bits: Superhero Movie Trailers At The Super Bowl, A Death Knell For The Arrowverse & More
Curious about Marvel's Midnight Suns? Try the free trial now! -
The 12 Best Valentine's Day Horror Movies
As every horror fan knows, Valentine's Day is the perfect time for romance ... and murder. -
Gladiator 2 Starring Paul Mescal Will Entertain In 2024
Ridley Scott's long-awaited sequel will arrive in 2024. -
A Lack Of A License Didn't Stop Devon Aoki From Stunt Driving In 2 Fast 2 Furious
'I had driven a golf cart around of course, but that was the extent of my driving experience.' -
If You Enjoy M. Night Shyamalan's Knock At The Cabin, You'll Love The Box
Witness the ethical dilemmas of pushing a button or answering a knock. -
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Stephen King Adaptation Billy Summers Changes From Limited Series To Feature Film
Bad Robot is tackling a non-horror title from Stephen King. -
The Secrets Behind Dave Bautista's Transformation Into Drax
It takes an entire team of artists to turn Dave Bautista into Drax the Destroyer. -
M. Night Shyamalan's Knock At The Cabin Shares Some Fascinating Parallels With A Cinematic Classic
A lesson in listening to soothsayers. -
Austin Butler Is Trying Hard To Shake His Elvis Voice, Which Thankfully Won't Be In Dune 2
The Elvis voice has left the building. -
Making Servant Season 4 And Knock At The Cabin Simultaneously Was Like 3D Chess For M. Night Shyamalan
M. Night Shyamalan literally crafted his latest projects on different floors of the same building. -
Knock At The Cabin Isn't The Best M. Night Shyamalan Movie, But It's Definitely The Most M. Night Shyamalan Movie
Knock at the Cabin is certainly divisive, but we can probably agree on this much. -
Bruce Timm's Favorite Scene From Superman: The Animated Series Is Maybe Its Most Brutal
Superman: The Animated Series has a light tone, yet still manages to venture into some pretty dark territory. Bruce Timm's all for it.
