Martin Scorsese's Film Foundation Launching Virtual Screening Room For Restored Classic Movies
Classic movie lovers, rejoice! You will soon be able to enjoy films restored by The Film Foundation from the comfort of your home!
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A Lot Of Hate For Dirty Harry Inspired David Fincher's Zodiac
David Fincher was not a fan of Dirty Harry, which led the director to make another movie inspired by the real-life, unsolved mystery of the Zodiac Killer. -
Nicolas Cage Drew On Every Past Performance For The Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent
Long live Nicolas Cage. -
Star Wars Bits: Video Games, Luke Skywalker's Landspeeder LEGO Set, Galactic Pals, Crimson Reign, Star Wars Celebration, And More!
In this edition, a new Star Wars video game is coming, Luke Skywalker's landspeeder gets an impressive LEGO set, some creatures get cuddly, and more. -
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest Was Delayed A Decade Due To Red Tape
A story of communism, rebellion, a stifled filmmaking wave, and two men named Douglas. -
The Northman Is A Dream For Akira Kurosawa Fans
The Northman is like watching Robert Eggers reinterpret Akira Kurosawa, reinterpreting Shakespeare. -
Harrison Ford Was Actually A Last Minute Pick To Play Indiana Jones
Can you imagine Indiana Jones with a full-blown mustache? -
Everything Everywhere All At Once Box Office Proves There Is Still An Indie Audience After The Pandemic
Daniels' film Everything Everywhere All At Once is a box office success, which is a positive sign for the future of indie theatrical releases. -
Pedro Pascal's Past Made Him A Perfect Fit For The Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent
Pedro Pascal says Nicolas Cage is basically his Marlon Brando, so he didn't have to fake his love for Nicolas Cage. -
The Reason Ari Aster Didn't Pitch Hereditary As A Horror Movie
Horrors abound in Hereditary, but there's a whole lot more to it than that. -
Alex Borstein Thinks Her Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Character Is A Bit Of A 40-Year-Old Virgin
There's just no time for romance in the life of Susie Myerson. -
Modern Tech Couldn't Capture Robert Eggers' Vision For The Witch
Wouldst thou like to make movies deliciously? -
The Babadook's Design Was Inspired By A Silent Film Legend
In case you're interested in double the nightmare fuel of the Babadook. -
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Alexander Skarsgard Compares Making The Northman To His Tarzan Experience [Exclusive]
Alexander Skarsgård says The Legend of Tarzan was "a walk in the park" compared to making The Northman. -
I Am Legend Caused Some Real-Life Chaos For The Citizens Of New York
Spoiler: It wasn't the Darkseekers, who looked like they crawled up from somewhere deep in the uncanny valley. -
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Nicolas Cage And Pedro Pascal Took A 'No Acting' Approach To The Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent
It was very easy for Pedro Pascal to play a Nicolas Cage fan because, well, he is one. -
Steven Spielberg Doesn't Hide Which Indiana Jones Film He Likes The Least
No, it's not Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. -
The Best TV Shows And Movies Coming To HBO Max In May 2022
Why go outside when HBO Max has a treasure trove of new content for May? -
The Best TV Shows And Movies Leaving HBO Max In May 2022
Watch fast – some truly great movies are vanishing from HBO Max soon. -
The Bad Guys Has The Longest Shot In DreamWorks Animation History – And It Wasn't Originally In The Movie
The new animated movie wanted to pay homage to some of the great crime films. -
The Backstory Of Each Ghost From Thirteen Ghosts
The Black Zodiac is super thorough. Which one are you? -
Superhero Bits: Natalie Portman's Thor: Love And Thunder Poster, Madame Web Gets A Release Date & More
There's a lot of superhero news today, and not all of it's good. -
Composers Sonya Belousova & Giona Ostinell On Their Career, Ranging From The Thing About Pam To The Witcher [Interview]
The composers provided the score for several different projects that are wildly divergent in tone, but they always bring a sense of curiosity to their work. -
The Ancient Viking Ball Game That Was Revived For The Northman
Who is up for a game of Knattleikr? -
The Coen Brothers Got Experimental To Create The Look Of O Brother, Where Art Thou?
O Brother, Where Art Thou? was one of the first films to be entirely color timed through a digital intermediate, and that's a bigger deal than it might sound.
