2023 Will Finally Mark The End Of Netflix Password Sharing
Time to teach Mom & Dad how to set up their own Netflix accounts.
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Typecasting Made It Hard For Chris Pratt To Break Into The Comedy Scene Before Parks And Recreation
Pratt had mastered a specific character type before Andy Dwyre gave him comedic freedom. -
Mike Judge Was '90%' Of The Reason Jason Bateman Joined Extract
When Mike Judge offers you a part in one of his movies, you say yes! -
Christopher Nolan Never Let Casting Two Superhero Stars Cloud His Vision For The Prestige
The 'Batman vs. Wolverine' jokes weren't necessary then, and they're not necessary now. Let these actors, act! -
Finding The Right 'Voice' For Jack Torrance Was Key To The Shining's Success
It was Jack Nicholson who had to be studied to get Jack Torrance's voice right for The Shining, and not the other way around. -
Robert Shaw Made Force 10 From Navarone's Brutal Shoot Worth It For Harrison Ford
Oh, to have been a fly on the barroom wall when Robert Shaw and Harrison Ford bent the elbow. -
It's A Wonderful Life Ending Explained: No Man Is A Failure Who Has Friends
Nothing promotes Yuletide cheer like the sound of Jimmy Stewart screaming, "Merry Christmas, you old Building & Loan!" -
Full Metal Jacket's Production Was Almost More Than A Nearly 60-Year-Old Stanley Kubrick Could Take
Stanley Kubrick was 60 when he filmed Full Metal Jacket, and the production seemed to be a bit much for him. -
Bah, Humbug: An Ode To The Importance Of Non-Sentimental Holiday Movies
Some of the best holiday movies completely lack good cheer, and that's awesome. -
Reap The Wild Wind Was John Wayne's Chance To Make Good On A Years-Old Grudge
If you cross John Wayne, he'll remember it. -
The Pale Blue Eye Showcases One Of Hollywood's Most Peculiar Crime Story Obsessions
There are far more movies about Edgar Allan Poe solving crimes than you may realize. -
The Coen Brothers 'Couldn't Conceive' Of A Less-Violent Version Of No Country For Old Men
'It's about a character confronting a very arbitrary, violent, brutal world, and you have to see that...' -
Taika Waititi Put All Of His Thor Ideas Into Ragnarok Because He Didn't Think Marvel Would Ask For A Sequel
Taika Waititi figured Ragnarok would be the final Thor solo movie in the MCU. -
Avatar: The Way Of Water's VFX Supervisors Discuss Creating The Film's Water And Wildlife [Exclusive Interview]
'Payakan breached the water probably about 10 times in the movie. Tukluns were always breaching the water. We're like, 'Man, there are some giant sims!'' -
A Few White Lies From His Mother Helped Foster Steven Spielberg's Filmmaking Talents
It's okay to skip school, just so long as you eventually win an Oscar. -
Paul Walker Used An Old High School Bully As Inspiration For Varsity Blues
'Oh yeah, [the guy who was always] stuffin' kids in lockers and stuff.' -
The Best Kids' Animation Of 2022
The best children's animation of 2022 includes glorious stop-motion films, breathtaking visual innovations, and major milestones for onscreen representation. -
Damien Chazelle Considers Babylon A 'Darker Companion Piece' To Singin' In The Rain [Exclusive]
A little less tap dancing and much more debauchery. -
One Of The Scariest Scenes In The Children Thinks The Kids Aren't Alright
Watch out for The Children. -
James Cameron's First Terminator Film Was Rian Johnson's Blueprint While Writing Looper
'I was thinking about, you know, [James] Cameron's first Terminator movie as kind of the example of something I wanna do.' -
10 Books To Read If You Love The Matrix
If you loved "The Matrix" franchise, there are plenty of books out there ready to sweep you into other worlds. Some of them actually inspired "The Matrix." -
Superhero Bits: Sony Boss Promises Spider-Man 4 Is Happening, Black Adam Could Have Been In The Flash & More
Spider-Man 4 is coming, but when will it be here? -
John Wayne Wasn't Willing To Be The Butt Of A Joke For Howard Hawks' Red River
Don't ask John Wayne to play the clown for the amusement of an audience. -
Critically Panned Horror Movies That Are Worth A Watch
When it comes to the horror genre, critics never have the final word. These panned fright flicks deserve another look. -
George Lucas' Decision To Make The Star Wars Prequels Was 'Driven By Technology'
'I didn't want to tell a limited story.' -
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The Pale Blue Eye Review: Christian Bale Teams Up With Edgar Allan Poe To Solve A Mystery
A not-so-great thriller that features some damn fine performances.
