Chris Pratt Kicked Off His Career By Making The 'Worst Movie' He'd Ever Seen
Chris Pratt got his start in a parody horror short called Cursed 3. There's uh, no part 1 or 2.
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The Shawshank Redemption's 'Simplest' Scene Convinced Frank Darabont That The Film Would Work
'This is the key scene of the film, really, where all the truth is out between them.' -
Rocky V Ending Explained: The Home Team
Rocky V might be the weakest movie in the series, but it still has an unforgettable ending. -
Christopher Nolan Never Has A Cast In Mind While He's Working On A Script
'I don't think of actors when writing a script, I think of the characters.' -
Every Ti West Movie, Ranked Worst To Best
Ti West is a film director who has made several different films. While some of West's movies don't make much of an impression, others are truly remarkable. -
The Coen Brothers Struggled With One Key Aspect Of Tommy Lee Jones' No Country For Old Men Role
'I don't know, it was a puzzle.' -
Production Designer Anton Furst Took The Same Creative Approach In Making The Sets For Batman And Full Metal Jacket
Furst was responsible for creating the indelible image of Gotham City everyone still knows today. -
Knox Goes Away: Everything We Know Far About Michael Keaton's Directorial Debut
Michael Keaton is finally taking a seat in the director's chair. -
Mary Harron Knew The Music Of American Psycho Had To Set A Tone
American Psycho's memorable soundtrack was all by design. -
14 Underrated Fantasy Shows That Deserve Your Attention
You've visited The Wall, The Dreaming, and the Mines of Moria. Now, venture into the fantasy worlds of these other, underrated TV series. -
Christopher Nolan Somehow Manages To See Comedy In His 'Darkly Serious' Films
Despite being perhaps the darkest and rawest film of Christopher Nolan's career, Memento might also be the funniest. -
James Caan's Slow And Deliberate Approach To Thief Even Extended To His Speech
Just say no to contractions. -
Henry Cavill's Ideal James Bond Would Be A Mashup Of Sean Connery And Daniel Craig
Cavill has had 20 years to think about how he'd play 007 after he lost the role to Craig. -
The Daily Stream: Rapsittie Street Kids: Believe In Santa Should Be Your New Holiday Tradition
Do you believe in Santa? -
Taika Waititi Considered The X-Files Approach For The Big Romance In Our Flag Means Death
'Finally, we decided, screw that. We've got to give them what they want...' -
The 15 Best Scream Kings In Horror Movies
We are here to pay tribute to the horror genre's many scream kings and the memorable characters they have played. -
Spike Lee And Ernest Dickerson Didn't Want Do The Right Thing To Feel Like A Documentary
Do The Right Thing cinematographer Ernest Dickerson used old-fashioned lighting and warm tones to make the movie feel immersive, yet stylized. -
Tales From The Box Office: 10 Years Later, Django Unchained Is Still Quentin Tarantino's Biggest Movie
We're looking back at a decade of Django Unchained, and what it meant for the box office. -
When Takashi Miike Heard He Could Do 'Anything' For Masters Of Horror, He Put That To The Test
Even Miike considers his installment in the anthology the 'scariest project' he's ever made. -
How Kevin Costner And Diane Lane Helped Henry Cavill Find The Emotional Side Of Superman
'Oh, yes — they're both really good people and enormously giving.' -
Why Superman And Batman: The Animated Series Seem To Be Set In Different Eras
What works for the Caped Crusader doesn't always fit the Man of Steel. -
Young Rock's Brett Azar Wants To Take Over Dave Bautista's Role As Drax
'There may be another Drax down the line...' -
Peter Sellers Changed The 'Entire Concept' Of The Pink Panther's Jacques Clouseau
'Then along came Peter, a walking storehouse of madness, a ham with an almost surrealist approach to the insanity of things...' -
A Lot Of Work Went Into Whittling Down The Night Of The Hunter's 'Mammoth' Script
Night of the Hunter was a 300-page novel that became a 300-page script. -
Spinning Gold: Release Date, Cast, And More
The new biopic centers on Casablanca Records founder Neil Bogart. -
The Best International Films Of 2022, Ranked
As Bong Joon-ho so wisely said, 'Once you overcome the one-inch-tall barrier of subtitles, you will be introduced to so many more amazing films.' -
Avatar: The Way Of Water Costume Designer Deborah L. Scott On A Brand New Frontier [Exclusive Interview]
Most of the characters in Avatar: The Way of Water are CGI, but their costumes were built in the real world first.
