One Universe In Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness Was Named After A Comic Book Legend [Exclusive]
The artistic style of Doctor Strange co-creator Steve Ditko was a huge influence upon Sam Raimi's vision for Multiverse of Madness.
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Doctor Strange 2 Director Sam Raimi On Returning To Marvel And The Legacy Of Steve Ditko [Interview]
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Everything Everywhere All At Once Drops 0% In Sixth Weekend At The Box Office
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The Daily Stream: Garden State Captures The Heartache Of Growing Up
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Why Every Movie Has Continuity Errors (And It's Really Not A Big Deal)
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Tales From The Box Office: 20 Years Ago, Spider-Man Saved Superhero Movies From Being Just A Fad
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Some Of Joaquin Phoenix's The Master Scenes Were Invented On The Spot
One might say Phoenix was a master of improvising actions during the shoot. -
Pedro Pascal Perfects His Nicolas Cage Impression In Deleted Scene From The Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent
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Ethan Hawke Was Hesitant To Play Villains, And Then He Did The Black Phone
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The Almost Famous Musical Is Headed To Broadway In Fall 2022 [UPDATE]
Cameron Crowe's stage musical adaptation of Almost Famous is making its way to Broadway. -
Ethan Hawke Accepted His Role In The Black Phone As Creepily As Possible
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The Stephen King Movies That Helped Define Drew Barrymore's Career
Drew Barrymore has multiple Steves to thank for solidifying her child star status. -
Year Of The Vampire: Dracula Dead And Loving It Doesn't Suck
Almost 30 years later, the film stands on its own as one of the decade's most underrated comedies. -
Jordan Peele's Favorite Horror Movies List Is A Perfect Study In Terror
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Steven Spielberg Made Indiana Jones A Tough Sell To Studios
Revered director Steven Spielberg wasn't always so, well, revered. -
The Breakfast Club Scene Molly Ringwald Wanted John Hughes To Cut
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The Texas Chain Saw Massacre's Opening Was A Pure Ridiculous Accident
The horror film gods blessed the Texas Chain Saw Massacre crew with a special delivery on the side of the road. -
Alex Winter And Patton Oswalt Join Cast Of Lexi Alexander's Netflix Martial Arts Movie Absolute Dominion
Set in 2085, Absolute Dominion shows a world destroyed by religious warfare. -
Taika Waititi Felt Understandably Awkward While Directing Jojo Rabbit In Costume
The combination of having to direct and act is a lot, but having to do both while wearing a Hitler costume is ... A Lot. -
M. Night Shyamalan Paid Homage To A Forgotten Marlon Brando And Jack Nicholson Western
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Jon Watts Is No Longer Directing Fantastic Four For Marvel
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Dead Poets Society Was A War Of Attrition Between Robin Williams And Ethan Hawke
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Superhero Bits: John Stamos Is Voicing Tony Stark, Marvel Is Going Big On 3D & More
John Stamos is the new Tony Stark (in animation form). -
Harrison Ford Had To Learn To Let Go Of His Ego On The Set Of Sabrina
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Daily Podcast: Fast X Loses Director, Marvel Release Date Changes & More Spider-Man Movies
The latest episode of /Film Daily digs into the week's big entertainment news. -
Blake Lively Will Make Directorial Debut Adapting Graphic Novel Seconds, Edgar Wright Penning Script
Blake Lively is making her directing debut with a feature penned by Edgar Wright. -
