Peter Jackson Knows The First Hobbit Film Didn't Nail 48 Frames Per Second
A grand, ambitious, and perhaps foolhardy experiment.
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Blonde Review: Ana De Armas' Powerhouse Performance Tries Hard To Save An Ambitious Mess [Venice]
Ana de Armas is a marvel as Marilyn Monroe, but it's not enough to pull this film out of the mess it makes of itself.
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Darren Aronofsky Fought The Studio To Keep Mickey Rourke In The Wrestler
'He really fought for me to do this role when he had a lot of resistance, and he kept fighting for me to do it.'
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A Bug's Life Vs Antz: How 1998 Gave Us Twin Ant-Centric CGI Movies Within 49 Days
There was, in 1998, merely something in the water when it came to ants.
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Pixar And The Criterion Collection Are Teaming Up For A 4K Release Of WALL-E
The 4K edition of WALL-E will be hitting shelves in November, full of director-approved bonus features.
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Barbarian's Georgina Campbell And Justin Long On Their 'Intense' New Horror Mystery [Exclusive Interview]
Georgina Campbell and Justin Long tell us about what draws them to their projects, how "Barbarian" is both "intense" but also "fun," and more.
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A Forrest Gump Sequel Was Entertained For All Of 40 Minutes
Life is like a bigger box of chocolates, anyone?
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Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 3 Brings Back A Trek Character With A Bizarre History
One of the creepiest Star Trek: The Next Generation subplots just got a shout-out.
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Clerks III Review: Kevin Smith's Deeply Personal Goodbye To The Past
Clerks III brings things full circle at the Quick Stop in many ways, and it feels like a definitive ending to Kevin Smith's saga.
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She-Hulk Director Kat Coiro Has No Regrets Over The Show's The Sopranos Spoilers
'They should do their homework and watch The Sopranos.'
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Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery Trailer: Benoit Blanc Is Back On The Case
'I suspect foul play.'
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12 Fantasy Novels That Deserve To Be Adapted To TV That Aren't Game Of Thrones
If Hollywood doesn't listen to these suggestions, maybe you'll find some new things to add to your reading list.
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A Slap From James Woods During True Believer Taught Robert Downey Jr. A Lifelong Lesson
James Woods and Robert Downey Jr. came to blows on the set of True Believer -- actor nonsense? Sure. Did it improve the quality of the film? Undoubtedly.
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Disney's Pinocchio Review: Re-Watch The Original Instead Of This Wooden Remake
Maybe it's time Disney gives these live-action remakes a break.
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Tim Burton Used Robin Williams As Bait To Get Jack Nicholson As His Batman's Joker
'It was just to get Jack off the pot.'
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Julia Roberts Knows We Didn't Appreciate The '90s Rom-Com Boom Until It Was Too Late
We need a rom-com revival now more than ever.
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The Lord Of The Rings' Valinor Explained: How The Blessed Realm Differs In The Books, Peter Jackson's Films, And The Rings Of Power
The Trees shone on Valinor, and Valinor gave back their light in a thousand scintillations of splintered colours.
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Rosie O'Donnell Defied The Director To Keep Her A League Of Their Own Character Gay
It would be another 10 years before O'Donnell herself would come out as gay, but she made sure to do her best to tell Doris' authentic story.
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The Karate Kid Part III Didn't Have Romance For Daniel LaRusso For One Very Good Reason
The Karate Kid movies always built a romance plot into Ralph Macchio's storylines, with The Karate Kid III being the exception - for decidedly good reason.
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The Conjuring 2's Original Valak Looked Nothing Like The Nun
Before the Nun emerged as the main villain of The Conjuring 2, director James Wan had a very different vision for the character.
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Tom Hardy Turned His 'Gangster' Roles Into A Career-Long Character Study
'I enjoy the nuttery in my work.'
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Superhero Bits: New Black Adam Posters, Kim Kardashian Wants To Do A Marvel Movie & More
Black Adam gets a bunch of new posters, and more.
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A Bidding War Has Erupted Over The Rights To The NeverEnding Story
Reach the stars, and fly a fantasy, yeah, dream a dream, and what you see will be, yeah yeah yeah–
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The Daily Stream: Evil Is Small-Screen Horror At Its Best And Strangest
There is nothing on TV quite like Evil.
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The Box Office Flop That Taught Alfred Hitchcock How Important Casting Could Be
Even the most legendary of filmmakers sometimes under-deliver.
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Samara Weaving To Star In '90s-Set Comedy Thriller Borderline
The star of Ready or Not will play a '90s pop star who has an encounter with a sociopath in her own house.
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