How Jackie Chan's Disappointment In Drunken Master Changed The Sequel
Once he become a superstar, Jackie Chan wanted to create a more wholesome sequel.
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It Follows' Biggest Influence Is Far From A Horror Film
Mitchell revealed that he was inspired by an unlikely film — one that is not at all horrific. -
Josh Safdie Was Relentless When It Came To Writing Good Time
One of the nastiest and most entertaining thrillers of the past decade did not come together easily. -
Why Little Miss Sunshine Writer Michael Arndt Was Fired And Then Rehired
"Little Miss Sunshine" may be the epitome of 2000s indie quirk (in ways both good and bad), and the crew had twists and turns behind the scenes. -
New Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets Of Dumbledore Featurette Is All About Hogwarts, Have You Heard Of It?
A chunk of Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore seems to be taking place exclusively inside Hogwarts. -
Men Trailer: Jessie Buckley Is Haunted In Alex Garland's New A24 Horror Film
Alex Garland is back. -
My Dress-Up Darling Is A Steamy Rom-Com With An Infectious Love For Cosplay
This unusual rom-com is all about embracing your passions, no matter how niche or uncommon they are. -
How Akira's Record-Breaking Use Of Color Resulted In 50 New Shades
There are a whopping 327 shades of color in Akira, 50 of which were allegedly specifically created for the film. -
It Looks Like Rachel Zegler Is Going To The Oscars ... As A Presenter
There's a bit more at play here than oversight or a snub. -
New Ambulance Featurette Is All About How Madman Michael Bay Uses A Drone
Michael Bay may be at his Bay-iest with Ambulance, as evidenced by this specific featurette. -
Spike Lee's Malcolm X Was Decades In The Making
Spike Lee didn't have an easy time getting Malcolm X to the screen. -
Why Paul Dano Was Drawn To Denis Villeneuve's Prisoners
Paul Dano is known for taking on intense roles, and he once gave a deep dive analysis into what drove him to play Alex in Denis Villeneuve's "Prisoners." -
How Mork & Mindy Inspired One Of Robin Williams' Darkest Roles
'I was so angry and hurt, and I was dressed as a frog.' -
How Nosferatu Rewrote The Rules Of Vampires
Although it was nearly destroyed in a lawsuit, the 1922 classic "Nosferatu" helped rewrite the rules of vampire lore. -
Not Everyone Was Embarrassed To Have Their Films On Mystery Science Theater 3000
' I knew then that we were in trouble.' -
Toy Story 2 Was The Biggest Time Crunch Pixar Had Ever Faced
Any movie that makes it past the red tape of a major motion picture production is a miracle, but Pixar's "Toy Story 2" was miraculous even by miracle standards. -
Bill Murray Had An Ulterior Motive For Taking His Ghostbusters Role
Bill Murray used the studio's interest in Ghostbusters to get another movie made that was having trouble drumming up interest. What a rascal! -
The Age Of The Babadook's Star Presented A Unique Problem
A word of advice: Don't watch Jennifer Kent's 2014 horror film "The Babadook" immediately after having your first child. -
Wendell & Wild: Everything We Know So Far
Visionary director Henry Selick is joining forces with Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele for a new stop-motion feature titled "Wendell & Wild." -
Why Clint Eastwood Held Off On Making Unforgiven For Almost A Decade
Unforgiven redefined the Western film, breaking down conventions all while incorporating revisionist themes that influenced a new wave of the genre in the '90s. -
The Best TV Shows And Movies Coming To Disney+ In April 2022
Spring is in the air. So stay inside and watch Disney+. -
This Star Wars Species Is Never Actually Named In The Skywalker Saga
Star Wars is packed full of strange aliens, but one of the most famous species from the original trilogy is never actually named onscreen. -
David Cronenberg's A History Of Violence Marked The End Of VHS
The Oscar-nominated thriller is also a key milestone in a now-dead physical media format. -
Denzel Washington Did More Than Act On The Tragedy Of Macbeth Set
Macbeth has been adapted to film several hundred times in cinema history, the most recent high-profile production being Joel Coen's "The Tragedy of Macbeth." -
Every Batman Movie And The Real-World Fears They Highlight
Batman may not exist in the real world, but the societal issues from his films certainly do. Here are some of the real-world fears highlighted in Batman movies. -
Nicolas Cage Has No Regrets About All Those Direct-To-Video Movies, Says He 'Never Phoned It In'
'I never phoned it in. So if there was a misconception, it was that.' -
Ewan McGregor Is Just Like Us, Uses A Jedi Hand Motion To Open Supermarket Doors
Imagine seeing Ewan McGregor waving his hand to open a grocery store door. You'd probably be happy for the rest of your life. Well, it's actually happened!
