5 Comics To Read Before Watching Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness
Prepare for madness and the multiverse by adding these Marvel comics to your reading list.
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The Brutal Toll Singin' In The Rain Took On Its Stars
One of the most joyous movies ever made required a number of physical hardships to complete. -
Final Cut, French Remake Of One Cut Of The Dead, Drops Out Of Sundance Following Fest's Digital Move
Final Cut, the French remake of One Cut of the Dead, has dropped out of the Sundance Film Festival. -
Rise Of Skywalker Concept Art Reveals Unused Design For Dark Rey's Double-Sided Lightsaber
Take a closer look at one of the cooler lightsaber designs out there – one we barely saw on the big screen. -
The Behind-The-Scenes Drama That Almost Kept Citizen Kane From Theaters
Classic Hollywood feuds were par for the course, but the feud behind Citizen Kane took on political and even criminal layers. -
Hoai-Tran Bui's Top 10 Movies Of 2021
From Petite Maman, to Nightmare Alley, to Dune, here are Hoai-Tran Bui's favorite movies of 2021. -
Scream Final Trailer: Revisit The Rules For Survival
The final trailer for Scream is here, ahead of the sequel's release this week. -
The Bob's Burgers Movie Trailer: The Belcher Family Hit The Big Screen
We hope you brought your appetite, because we're serving up the first trailer for The Bob's Burgers Movie. -
Batgirl Images Confirm The Return Of Michael Keaton's Batman And Another Key DC Character
The Bat is back, or at least potentially as suggested by photos from the Batgirl set that look to portray Keaton's iteration of the caped crusader. -
Warner Bros. Has No Plans To Move The Batman Just Yet
Warner Bros. is showing no signs of changing The Batman's theatrical release date, despite the rising Covid numbers. -
Nicolas Cage Says Acting Is Like Mixed Martial Arts, Which Explains A Lot
The often intense and always mesmerizing actor had some fascinating insights to contribute during the THR roundtable. -
Why Quentin Tarantino Has A Problem With Biopics
The director of Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs isn't a fan of cradle to the grave biopics ... but he has ideas for how to make movies about real people. -
/Film's 30 Most Anticipated Movies Of 2022
Several of the /Film editors gathered to compile their most anticipated films of 2022, so go ahead and add these release dates to your calendars now. -
The Human Torch Easter Egg You May Have Missed In Captain America: The First Avenger
However, it's not the Human Torch you're thinking of, though the mere mention of the character is amusing with the casting of Chris Evans as Captain America. -
The Raid Remake Coming To Netflix With Michael Bay Producing
The director of The Expendables 3 and The Hitman's Bodyguard movies has been hired to direct an Americanized version of the martial arts classic The Raid. -
Daily Podcast: Looking Back On One Of The Most Interesting Star Wars Novels
On today's episode of /Film Daily, Peter and Ryan talk about the ten year anniversary of Star Wars: Darth Plagueis. -
The Encanto Soundtrack Is Now The Biggest Thing In The World
Time to let go of Frozen 2 supremacy, Disney's Encanto is taking over the music charts now. -
Why Star Wars' Most Famous Droids Couldn't Get Along On Set
In the Star Wars saga, C-3PO and R2-D2 may be inseparable friends, but the actors who brought them to life don't have much respect for each other at all. -
The 10 Most Iconic Moments Of Bob Saget's Career
More than just a sitcom star, Bob Saget leaves behind a legacy of filthy humor and sweet moments. -
Sony Is Bundling All Eight Live-Action Spider-Man Movies In Advance Of No Way Home's Digital Release
With great power comes great responsibility ... to marathon all the Spider-Man movies. -
The Silence Of The Lambs Ending Explained: A Game Of Cat And Mouse
As Clarice Starling tracks down Buffalo Bill, Hannibal Lecter makes his own movies in the tense finale of The Silence of the Lambs. -
Star Wars And James Luceno's Tragedy Of Darth Plagueis The Wise, 10 Years Later
Ten years after the publication of Star Wars: Darth Plagueis, author James Luceno reflects on his approach to writing the beloved novel. -
The Real-Life Murders That Inspired Rear Window
Alfred Hitchcock borrowed elements from two grisly murders for his 1954 classic. -
The 355 Bombs At The Box Office While Spider-Man Continues To Thrive, And That's Concerning
2022 had its first box office bomb of the year with the female-led action flick The 355. Things aren't looking good for non-IP movies. -
What Spider-Man: No Way Home's Oscar Buzz Owes To Superhero Movie Darlings That Came Before
With Spider-Man: No Way Home getting Best Picture buzz, we look back on the Oscars disruption of The Dark Knight, Black Panther, and Joker. -
Dirty Work, Bob Saget's Hilarious Feature Directorial Debut, Is Now Streaming On HBO Max
Note to self: Remember no matter how bad life gets, there is always beer! -
Movies Like Wedding Crashers That Comedy Fans Need To Watch
In lieu of an actual "Wedding Crashers 2," here is a list of comedies with a similar vibe to "Wedding Crashers" that are definitely worth watching.
