Dual Trailer: It's Karen Gillan Vs. Karen Gillan
Karen Gillan confronts her clone in the latest from Riley Stearns.
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Amadeus Ending Explained: In The Shadow Of Greatness
Creativity and envy don't mix in Miloš Forman's spectacular study of the struggle of mediocrity. -
Robin Williams' Mrs. Doubtfire Disguise Even Had His Co-Stars Fooled
Robin Williams was so convincing as Mrs. Doubtfire that some of his young co-stars initially thought he was a real elderly woman. -
Guillermo Del Toro Knows What Goes Into Making A Good Movie Monster
If you want advice on making a great movie monster, listen to the best. -
George Mackay's Most Memorable Moment In 1917 Was A Complete Accident
1917 unfolds in two, long unbroken takes. One of them was almost ruined by pure happenstance, but it actually ended up adding a little humanity. -
Nielsen, The Company That Compiles TV Ratings, Has Been Sold – Here's What That Means
The Nielsen ratings are getting with the times. -
Bringing Out The Dead Was An Exhaustive Process For Nicolas Cage
How Nicolas Cage's ambulance ride-alongs informed a harrowing role. -
How The Goldfinger Crew Pulled Off That Famous Laser Beam Scene
'You expect me to talk?' 'No, Mr. Bond ... I expect you die!' -
The Worst Live-Action Anime Adaptation, According To 21% Of Fans We Polled
The 'winner' of this poll won't surprise anime fans. -
Why Peter Jackson Cut Tom Bombadil From The Lord Of The Rings
Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring director Peter Jackson explains why the Tom Bombadil character from J.R.R. Tolkien's book was cut from the film. -
The Sonic Cinematic Universe Is On The Way
These days, you gotta have a cinematic universe. -
Top Gun: Maverick Trailer: Get Back In The Danger Zone, For Real This Time
Do you feel the need for speed ... again? -
Why The Battle Royale Remake Was Canceled For Good
The legendary Japanese film almost got a Hollywood remake. Here's why it didn't happen. -
The Mist's Opening Scene Nearly Spoiled Its Biggest Mystery
One writer shares his firsthand account of how a major decision was made on the set of The Mist. -
The War Terry Gilliam Fought Over The Ending Of Brazil
Man versus man. Man versus nature. Man versus film studio. -
Winning An Oscar Kept Francis Ford Coppola From Getting Fired From The Godfather
It turns out that winning a little golden man delivers some level of job security. -
Aaron Sorkin Is Working On A Revival Of Broadway's Camelot
Drop the "The." Just Knights of Round Table. It's cleaner. -
Here's How To Watch Jacaranda Joe, A Long-Lost Short From The Late George A. Romero
The short comes straight from the University of Pittsburgh's collection of the late filmmaker's work. -
The First Purge Director Making A Movie About A World Where Only Black People Have Superpowers
There is no better time for a project like this. -
Everything Everywhere All At Once Spoiler Review: A Manifesto For A New Generation
This is an emotional masterpiece. -
The 2022 Oscars By The Numbers: Which Movies Lead The Pack?
Numbers-wise, Dune was the big winner at the Oscars. -
Richard Matheson, The Influential Science Fiction Writer You've Never Heard Of
Richard Matheson is the writer behind many influential science fiction stories. Here are a few of his most important works within the sci-fi genre. -
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Superhero Bits: The Batgirl Movie Wraps Filming This Week, Hulk And Thor Prepare For An Epic Brawl & More
In today's Superhero Bits, Scott Snyder weighs in on who he'd like to see as the villain(s?) of The Batman sequel, and more. -
Michael Bay Bashes The CGI In Ambulance, A Movie He Directed
'There's a couple shots I wasn't happy with, okay?' -
The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring Ending Explained
The Fellowship of the Ring gave Peter Jackson's LOTR trilogy a strong foundation to work from, and ended on the perfect note to set up The Two Towers. -
How The Crow Inspired Dark City's Building-Bending Weirdness
'And I just remember thinking that was really cool and I'd have to use that in some way.'
