Sonic The Hedgehog 2's Siberia Scene Was An Improv Acting Showcase
Just because Sonic and Tails are animated, doesn't mean their voice actors can't throw in a little improv.
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Tales From The Box Office: Toy Story Launched One Of Cinema's Most Reliable Hit-Makers
In 1995, Pixar took a risk and paved the way for a new era of animated cinema. -
Year Of The Vampire: Carl Theodor Dreyer's Vampyr Is A Waking Dream Inside A Coffin
A man seeking out supernatural adventure gets more than he bargained for in Carl Theodor Dreyer's Vampyr. -
Puss In Boots: The Last Wish Director And Producer On Making A Spaghetti Western In The Shrek Universe [Annecy 2022]
Joel Crawford and Mark Swift tell /Film about how Puss in Boots using eight of his nine lives changes the stakes. -
Hustle Had To Find A Brand-New Way To Get Basketball On Film
The filmmakers took elaborate measures in shooting their shots. -
Doctor Sleep Put Some Stephen King Back In Stanley Kubrick's Shining
Mike Flannigan's adaptation of Doctor Sleep should be recognized for doing the impossible: celebrating both Stanley Kubrick and Stephen King. -
The Pre-Kubrick Sci-Fi Classic That Left Its Mark On Ridley Scott
It's disturbingly relevant for the present moment. -
Mark Duplass Wished Creep 2 Turned Out Better
With any luck, time will creep to the final installment of the trilogy's release eventually. -
The Daily Stream: How To Train Your Dragon Will Light A Fire In Your Heart
How to Train Your Dragon has a heart-warming message and a really, really, ridiculously cute dragon called Toothless. -
Late Show With Stephen Colbert Crew Detained At Capitol While Filming Comedy Skits
Triumph the Insult Comic Dog and other production crew from The Late Show with Stephen Colbert were arrested while filming at the U.S. Capitol. -
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Writing Was Only Part Of Harold Ramis' Animal House Ambitions
'80s comedy star Harold Ramis had much bigger plans in mind when he wrote the smash hit Animal House for John Landis. -
Actors We'd Love To See In Disney's Live-Action Hercules Remake
We're going to zero to hero with these casting choices. -
The Boys Season 3 Character Clearly Inspired By A Notorious Hollywood Legend
Fans of old-school '70s cinema might clock who it is. -
Great Horror Movies Where The Dog Doesn't Die
Dog lovers, you don't have to watch these horror movies featuring furry friends with your eyes closed. Here are the best dogs in horror who lived. -
Why Stanley Kubrick Decided To Scrap The Shining's Original Ending
Stanley Kubrick changed much of Stephen King's original novel for his adaptation of the Shining. One major change was to the grand finale. -
Nathan Fillion Had An Unorthodox Way Of Keeping Firefly's Cast Entertained
Yes sir, Captain Tight Pants! -
Bodkin: Everything We Know So Far
The series is set in Ireland and it's a comedic thriller involving a disappearance that turns into something more. -
Lightyear Is A Live-Action Movie In The Toy Story Universe
Buzz Lightyear. Is he a man? Is he a toy? Is he a toy based on a real man in a fictional universe? -
Snowpiercer Will Come To A Stop After Season 4 On TNT
It's the end of the line for Snowpiercer. -
What Would Bring David Duchovny Back To The Role Of Mulder In The X-Files
David Duchovny would be happy to reopen the X-Files, provided the right reasons. -
Alex Garland Isn't Worried About What Message You Take From Men
The director expects the audience to make their own interpretations. -
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Just Showcased One Of Its Most Effective Metaphors Yet
Infinite diversity in infinite combinations, indeed. -
An X-Men Stunt Gone Wrong Called For A Re-Work Of Wolverine's Claws
'Those metal claws are pretty sharp.' -
Guy Ritchie Reteams With Disney To Direct Live-Action Hercules
Guy Ritchie proved one jump ahead with the Aladdin remake, and now he's going the distance with Hercules. -
Grant Morrison Had A Rushed Two Week Window To Write The Flash Script With Ezra Miller
The popular comic book writer at one point had teamed up with Miller at one point to write a script for The Flash. It went as well as you'd expect. -
Next Exit Review: Ghostly Supernatural Drama Makes A Lasting Meal Of An Underbaked Premise [Tribeca]
Next Exit is a moody and haunting character exercise about life beyond death.
