Stranger Things Star David Harbour Knows How Hopper's Story Ends, And It's 'Quite Beautiful'
David Harbour pestered the Duffer brothers for information about how Jim Hopper's story ends, until eventually they gave in.
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Triangle Of Sadness Review: A Biting And Hysterical Satire [Cannes]
A biting satire that explodes into absolute chaos. -
Tales From The Box Office: Alien: Covenant's Rescue Mission Was Doomed From The Start
The divided response to Prometheus paved the way for Alien: Covenant's struggle at the box office. -
The Daily Stream: The Passion Of Joan Of Arc Is Potent As Ever
The Passion of Joan of Arc is one of the most influential films ever made, and still holds up almost a century later. -
The Best Lightsaber Fight We'll Never See, According To Star Wars Stunt Coordinator Nick Gillard
The fight was replaced with a show of Force. -
Three Thousand Years Of Longing Review: George Miller Delivers An Epic, Romantic Fairy Tale About The Power Of Storytelling [Cannes]
Three Thousand Years of Longing tells a fantastic and poignant story about storytelling, longing, and love -
The Disney Brass Weren't Big Fans Of Johnny Depp's Pirates Of The Caribbean Performance
Johnny Depp was once the heart of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise — but originally, Disney execs didn't really get his approach to Captain Jack Sparrow. -
Ang Lee Made Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon A Masterclass In Compromise
With the help of Yuen Woo-ping, Lee proved he could genre-bend the successful martial arts film. -
All The Rory Kinnears In Men Ranked By How Much They Give Us The Creeps
Rory Kinnears plays many menacing, creepy characters in Men; we rank them from the most innocuous to the most unforgettably unsettling. -
Mira Nair Was Uniquely Prepared To Bring The Namesake To The Big Screen
Author Jhumpa Lahiri knew Mira Nair was the perfect director to tell her tale. -
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Peter Jackson's Goofy, Gory First Film Has A Wholesome Origin Story
Peter Jackson might be best known for Lord of the Rings, but he got his start making gore-filled horrors like the infamous (& awesome) "Bad Taste." -
Kevin Feige Cast Chris Evans As Captain America Thanks To Two Pop Culture Icons
If those icons could play two legendary roles, so could Chris Evans. -
Why Amy Heckerling Hated Working On National Lampoon's European Vacation
She wasn't the only person with this issue. -
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Dark City Filmmaker Alex Proyas Is 'Returning To His Roots' With Sister Darkness
Proyas is known for his distinctive and unapologetic style, so this should be wild. -
The Mummy Inspired Daniel Radcliffe To Take On His The Lost City Role
The role of Abigail Fairfax found him. -
Christopher Nolan Covered Christian Bale's Blind Spots During The Dark Knight Trilogy
Nolan had the Batman's back. -
Kate McKinnon, Aidy Bryant, And Kyle Mooney Are Leaving Saturday Night Live
Fare thee well, oh bringers of laughter, fare thee well. -
The Lonely Island's Filmmaking Style Comes From One Very Relatable Desire
The Lonely Island — Andy Samberg, Jorm Taccone, and Akiva Schaffer — want to make the best (and funniest) movies they can. -
Superhero Bits: Thor: Love And Thunder Runtime, The Future Of The Arrowverse & More
Thor: Love and Thunder may clock in under two hours, Mark Pedowitz weighs in on the future of the Arrowverse, and more superhero bits! -
Natalie Portman Struggled To Find Work After The Star Wars Prequel Trilogy
Queen Amidala wasn't thrown a bone after Attack of the Clones. -
Chip 'N Dale: Rescue Rangers Writers Doug Mand And Dan Gregor Talk About Creating A Spiritual Successor To Who Framed Roger Rabbit [Interview]
'Dan and I still don't believe this movie is real until it gets released on Disney+. We don't think that it's real yet.' -
John Carpenter's The Thing Is Coming Back To Theaters For Its 40th Anniversary
Man is the warmest place to hide. -
Last Voyage Of The Demeter Release Date Rerouted To Late Summer 2023
This old, old wooden ship won't be pulling into port on schedule. -
The Wire's Most Famous Catchphrase Needed To Be Used Sparingly
You know the catchphrase we're talking about. -
Bong Joon-Ho's Mickey7 Adds Mark Ruffalo, Toni Collette, And Naomi Ackie To Robert Pattinson-Led Cast
Bong Joon-ho directing Toni Collette is a dream.
