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.
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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. -
Rory Kinnear On Playing All The Men Of Alex Garland's Men [Interview]
Rory Kinnear is a man of many faces — or in the case of Men, many men of one face. -
Hunt Review: An Intense And Unpredictably Twist-Filled Korean Spy Thriller [Cannes]
Hunt is a twisty, action-packed thriller from Lee Jung-jae.
