How Orson Welles Filmed The Impossible For Touch Of Evil
"Touch of Evil" is remembered for Orson Welles' technical mastery. There is one seemingly banal moment in the film that actually required great effort to film.
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The Aviary Trailer: Malin Akerman Escapes A Cult
On the run from a creepy cult: what could go wrong?
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The Chance Meeting That Landed Matthew McConaughey His Dazed And Confused Role
While Richard Linklater's "Dazed and Confused" may stand out as a great representations of '70s adolescence, it's possibly more notable for its massive cast.
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Citizen Kane's Opening Scene Caused Chaos In The Theater
Hollywood legend Orson Welles caused chaos with the early screenings of his masterpiece Citizen Kane, thanks to his unorthodox approach to filmmaking.
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Live-Action Voltron Movie Coming From Red Notice Director Rawson Marshall Thurber
Rawson Marshall Thurber, whose credits include Central Intelligence and Skyscraper, is reportedly going to be at the helm of the long-awaited Voltron movie.
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John Wayne Almost Walked Away From One Of His Most Beloved Roles
In "The Searchers," Ford presents complex themes and a racist protagonist played by an actor that audiences had become programmed to root for.
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The Survivor Trailer: Ben Foster Fights To Keep The Legacy Of Harry Haft Alive
Based on a true story.
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Mad Max: Fury Road's Original Furiosa Design Desperately Needed A Rework
"Mad Max: Fury Road" is an action masterclass that uses incredible visual design to tell its story. That's why it was so important to nail Furiosa's look.
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The Common Theme That Runs Through Most Hayao Miyazaki Works
"My Neighbor Totoro" is about many things — childhood, imagination, family, appreciation for the earth — themes Miyazaki often returns to.
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The Bridge On The River Kwai Ending Explained: When Duty Becomes Hubris
David Lean's 1957 war epic Bridge on the River Kwai has an unforgettable ending that drives home the film's message about humanity and hubris.
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Why Casablanca's Composer Disliked One Of The Film's Most Memorable Moments
You must remember this, a kiss is just a kiss...
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Rififi's Famous Safecracking Scene Was A Little Too Realistic
One of the most intense scenes in movie history was seen as a possible guide for criminals.
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Without The Golden Girls, We Might Not Have Reservoir Dogs
Believe it or not, Quentin Tarantino has "The Golden Girls" to thank for the production of "Reservoir Dogs" and his meteoric rise as a Hollywood director.
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5 Marvel Characters We'd Love To See Joaquin Phoenix Play
Phoenix said no to Doctor Strange, but he expressed interest in a future MCU role. Which Marvel character should he play? We've got a few ideas...
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Daily Podcast: Our Voyage Aboard The Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser
In today's episode of /Film Daily, Peter and Bryan Young recount their adventure at the immersive Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser hotel experience.
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Dolly Parton Wants Kristin Chenoweth To Play Her In A Biopic
Dolly Parton hinted that her life story may be in the works as a musical feature and she already has an idea of the star.
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Hollywood Tried To Erase Lawrence Of Arabia's Writer From History
For decades, blacklisted screenwriter Michael Wilson was denied credit for the work he did in shaping the cinematic masterpiece "Lawrence of Arabia."
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Superhero Bits: Sony Weighs In On Amazing Spider-Man 3, The Suicide Squad Game Gets Delayed Again & More
In this edition of Superhero Bits, there's a new Two-Face in town, Sony knows people want The Amazing Spider-Man 3, and more!
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Hereditary Left Alex Wolff Scarred In More Ways Than One
Ari Aster's "Hereditary," a movie about grief, trauma, and the worshipping of ancient demon spirits, can be a hard film to watch.
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Bill Murray Almost Missed Out On His First Major Film Role
The iconic actor was elusive even before he was a legend.
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The Best New Blu-Ray Releases: West Side Story, The Godfather Trilogy 4K, And More
This week's Blu-ray round-up features films from Spielberg, Coppola, del Toro, Scorsese, and Welles. Not a bad lineup!
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Oscar-Nominated CODA Is Getting A Musical Stage Adaptation
The musical is coming from the Deaf West Theatre, Vendôme Pictures, and Pathé Films.
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Eraser: Reborn Trailer: The '90s Action Flick Gets A Reboot Without Schwarzenegger
Big news for all those Eraser fans out there (or Eraserheads, as they like to be called).
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Dirty Rotten Scoundrels Could've Starred Mick Jagger And David Bowie
"Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" might have looked much different had the original casting choices come together.
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Jim Carrey Wanted Nicolas Cage For Dumb And Dumber, But He Chose Leaving Las Vegas
'I know Jim [Carrey] wanted me to be in [Dumb & Dumber] with him, but I wanted to do a little movie called Leaving Las Vegas instead.'
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Kill Bill's Martial Arts Training Was As Brutal As It Gets
"Kill Bill" is one of the best American martial art films in existence, so it shouldn't come as a surprise that the performers underwent intense training.
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The Best TV Shows And Movies Coming To Netflix In April 2022
New month, new stuff on Netflix!
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