Why Quentin Tarantino Cut Maggie Cheung's Scene From Inglourious Basterds
Maggie Cheung? In a Quentin Tarantino film? It’s more likely than you’d think.
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Avatar: The Way Of Water Heading For $130 Million Box Office Debut, Or Enough To Buy 6.5 Kilos Of Unobtanium
Avatar: The Way of Water's debut is softer than expected, but this movie is going to be all about the legs. -
An Uncredited Cameo In More American Graffiti Was The Perfect Chance For Harrison Ford Hijinks
'I tell you, you get that uniform on and something happens to you.' -
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Tales From The Box Office: The Last Jedi Changed Star Wars Forever (For Better Or Worse)
'Let the past die. Kill it if you have to. It's the only way to become who you were meant to be.' -
Jude Law's Love Of Film Started On The Other Side Of The Screen
Like many actors, he fell in love with movies as a kid. -
The Avatar Franchise Is Built On Radical Acts Of Empathy
The Avatar films have allowed James Cameron's deep sense of empathy to shine through more fully than ever before. -
One Love Actually Scene Was Especially Frustrating For Alan Rickman
The late, great Alan Rickman has played a number of memorable roles. But when it came to Love Actually, one scene was particularly grating. -
DC's Snyderverse Is Ending, But Don't Give Up On The Final Films
Don't skip out on Shazam! Fury of the Gods, Blue Beetle, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, or The Flash because, well, they might be good movies. -
'90s Scream Queens That Kept The Horror Movie Genre Alive
In celebration of the 25th anniversary of Wes Craven's "Scream 2," we explore the most iconic '90s scream queens who kept our love of horror and slashers alive. -
Bill Murray's Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania Character Is A 'Crucial Role' In The Movie
Janet van Dyne's past will return to haunt her in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. -
Does Unobtanium Still Matter In Avatar: The Way Of Water?
The frustrating, vague MacGuffin from the first movie became instant meme material. -
Matthew Modine's Birdy Casting 'Flabbergasted' Even Him
Although Matthew Modine did not expect to play Birdy, it became one of his most celebrated performances. -
The Night Of The Hunter's Murder Scenes Were Designed With Music In Mind
The Night of the Hunter may hold back from showing any murders onscreen, but that doesn't make Reverend Harry Powell any less creepy. -
Life Of Pi Ending Explained: Which Is The Better Story?
An irrational number of infinite length. -
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James Cameron Might Still Make Another Historical Epic Like Titanic
A James Cameron Roman epic? Can you imagine? -
Babylon Producer Talks That Sunset Kiss Scene: 'That Felt Really Spiritual' [Exclusive]
'There was this incredible meta moment happening.' -
Quentin Tarantino Confirms The Bear Jew From Inglourious Basterds Was Originally Written For Adam Sandler
In an alternate reality, Adam Sandler could have been bashing Nazi brains in with a bat. -
Avatar: The Way Of Water Is The Culmination Of Every James Cameron Obsession
Every single James Cameron movie has been leading to this. -
Harrison Ford Surprised Francis Ford Coppola With A Major Change To His Character In The Conversation
Ford took some big swings early in his career. -
Elizabeth Banks Says Her Cocaine Bear Will Kick The Revenant Bear's Butt
Cokey is coming, and he's in bear-zerker mode. -
The 10 Best Moments In Avatar: The Way Of Water
It's almost impossible to narrow a spectacle like Avatar: The Way of Water down to a mere 10 moments. James Cameron is just that good. -
The Way Of Water Somehow Makes Colonel Quaritch The Most Interesting Character In The Avatar Universe
Stephen Lang's revived villain is a highlight in a film with many highlights. -
Stanley Kubrick's Vision For The Shining Was Inspired By A Different Hotel Horror Story
A game of cards turns deadly in the original horror story that inspired The Shining. -
The Unmade Man Of Steel 2 Would Have Featured Brainiac As The Villain
Alas, the Brainiac film adaptation curse continues. -
Of Course The First Trailer For Greta Gerwig's Barbie Is An Extended Stanley Kubrick Joke
Gerwig knows what's up.
