The Stephen King Movie That Made The Master Of Horror Himself Emotional
When Stephen King first saw this adaptation of one of his stories, he was overcome with emotion.
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The One Line In Shaun Of The Dead That Was Changed For American Audiences
Shaun of the Dead director Edgar Wright and co-writer Simon Pegg didn't want to pander to American audiences, but they did decide to change one line. -
Morena Baccarin's Romantic Deadpool Scenes Were Hilariously Awkward To Film
Deadpool star Morena Baccarin didn't exactly love kissing Ryan Reynolds when he had his Deadpool makeup on. -
Inside Out 2 Is Already One Of The Highest Grossing Movies Of All Time
Inside Out 2 has now surpassed Iron Man 3 to crack the all-time top 25 at the global box office. -
Director Steven Spielberg Made Sure Matt Damon Was Resented By The Saving Private Ryan Cast
With Saving Private Ryan, director Steven Spielberg found a way to make the rest of the cast resent Matt Damon. -
Paramount Set A Strict Rule For The Led Zeppelin Reference In Wayne's World
Wayne's World was only allowed to use a few precious notes for a quick gag referencing one of Led Zeppelin's classic rock songs. -
Darth Vader Originally Did Even More Force-Choking In Star Wars: Return Of The Jedi
Darth Vader loves Force-choking people in Star Wars, and George Lucas almost had him doing some more strangling in Return of the Jedi, but the scene got cut. -
How To Watch The Bikeriders At Home
Jeff Nichols' The Bikeriders is racing onto the home market this week, impenetrable Tom Hardy accents and all. -
Exploring The Many Metaphors And Symbolism Of The Lighthouse
Robert Eggers' The Lighthouse is a mystifying, strange movie. But that's part of what makes it so good. -
The True Horror Of Hounds Of Love Lies In The Story Of Its Real Serial Killer
The Australian horror film Hounds of Love eerily recreates some of the most infamous serial killer couples in history. -
The 10 Best Marvel Comics From The X-Men's Krakoa Era, Ranked
The X-Men comics launched some bold and radical new storylines during the Krakoa era, in which mutants established their own nation. -
Donald Sutherland Has Three 'Perfect' Movies On Rotten Tomatoes, But They Aren't His Best
The late Donald Sutherland has three movies with perfect scores on Rotten Tomatoes, but what does that even mean? Allow us to unpack things for you. -
The Stephen King Alter-Ego That Inspired A George Romero Horror Movie
A 1990s George Romero horror movie was inspired by Stephen King's alter-ego. -
The Dune: Part Two Moment That Timothée Chalamet Dreamed About Since Part One
Dune: Part Two features a big scene that star Timothée Chalamet had been anticipating for years -- and surprisingly, it didn't involve riding a giant sandworm. -
The Only Anthony Hopkins Movie That Has A Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score
Anthony Hopkins has starred in several classics over his career, yet only one of his movies has a perfect Rotten Tomatoes score. -
Corey Feldman Lost A Big E.T. Role, But A Steven Spielberg Promise Put Him In Gremlins
Corey Feldman had his breakthrough in Spielberg produced films like Gremlins and The Goonies, but he almost starred in E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial. -
Chris Evans' Ears And Chin Posed Some Costume Challenges For Captain America's Avengers Helmet
Captain America's costume was tricky for Marvel to manage in live-action, especially when it came to Chris Evans' ears and chin. -
Ex Machina's VFX Team Followed One Rule When Creating Ava
The Ex Machina VFX team went out of their way to avoid copying other movie robots while designing Ava (Alicia Vikander). -
Brad Pitt Goes To War On The Race Track In Teaser Trailer For Joseph Kosinski's F1
Brad Pitt wants to build a 'car for combat' in the first teaser trailer for F1, a high-speed sports movie from director Joseph Kosinski. -
Despicable Me 4 Tops A Shrek Franchise Record With No. 1 Box Office Debut
Despicable Me 4 scores a sixth No. 1 box office opening for Illumination's animated franchise, beating the record set by the Shrek movies. -
Mel Brooks Quit Blazing Saddles For Three Days Out Of Protest
Blazing Saddles is a classic comedy that could have looked a lot different had Mel Brooks not quit for three days until he got his way. -
The Reaction To Godzilla's Premiere Wasn't Terror – It Was Tears
The 1954 Godzilla was an incredibly emotional viewing experience for Japanese moviegoers less than a decade after WWII. -
Brad Pitt Is Responsible For His Distinct 12 Monkeys Look
Brad Pitt is well disguised in 12 Monkeys, utilizing a look that he, in part, cooked up himself. -
The Correct Order To Watch The Jumanji Franchise
Did you recall that 2005's Zathura is part of the Jumanji franchise? Here are the Jumanji movies in order, and our recommendation for the order to watch them. -
Why Star Wars' Ian McDiarmid Refused To Learn Palpatine's Backstory
Star Wars' Ian McDiarmid feels it's best to let Palpatine remain something of a shadowy mystery. -
Why Kurt Russell's Beard In Christmas Chronicles Had To Be Handled Carefully
Kurt Russell, one of the best actors to ever rock incredible facial hair, had to be exceptionally careful with his beard in The Christmas Chronicles 2. -
Leonardo DiCaprio Is The Man To Thank For One Of Tom Hardy's Best Roles
The Revenant might've never cast Tom Hardy had Leonardo DiCaprio not reached out to his Inception costar about the film.
