Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story Review: A Royal Romance With All The Froth, Fun, And Flaws Of Bridgerton
The Bridgerton prequel Queen Charlotte may share the flaws of its mothership series, but it also offers all the same virtues.
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Humphrey Bogart & Ingrid Bergman's Casablanca Chemistry Stopped When The Cameras Cut
Cinema's greatest love story was performed by two people who couldn't stand each other. -
Jason Momoa Will Battle Creepers In The Minecraft Movie In 2025
Here's what we know about the upcoming video game movie from director Jared Hess (Napoleon Dynamite). -
John Travolta Fought Tooth And Nail To Hire Olivia Newton-John For Grease
John Travolta said, 'she's the one that I want! She is the one I want! (Ooo ooo ooo, honey).' -
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True Romance Evolved Out Of The Same Project As Natural Born Killers And Pulp Fiction
Roger Avary played an essential role in putting Quentin Tarantino on the road to success. -
Paul Rudd Felt Rather Self-Conscious About A Key Romantic Scene In Clueless
Josh and Cher's 'not good' kiss might've saved the movie from being a far more uncomfortable watch. -
James Cameron Made Titanic On A 'Mathematically Impossible' Schedule
Titanic was filmed on an unprecedented production schedule — one that director James Cameron would later describe as 'mathematically impossible.' -
Why Shooting Jack's Rescue Of Rose In Titanic Took James Cameron Several Months
It was a pivotal scene, so it had to be done right. Which, for Cameron, means perfection. -
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Building Just One Side Of Titanic Meant James Cameron Had To Use Some Mirror Image Trickery
The magic of Titanic is in the camera work. -
James Cameron Regrets Getting 'Carried Away' With One Grim Titanic Scene
He didn't consider the impact things would have on the families of the survivors. -
The Amazing True Story Of The Chef Who Survived The Sinking Of The Titanic
We pay our respects to a drunken master. -
Kate Winslet's Titanic Character Was Inspired By A Real Woman Who Wasn't Part Of The Tragedy
Titanic subverts a fictional story onto a real one. The ship and the tragedy were real, but neither Jack, Rose, nor the passion they shared. -
The Titanic Survivor Who Starred In The First Movie About The Titanic
The film starring Dorothy Gibson came out a month after Titanic sank. -
James Cameron Made The Decision To Focus More On Jack And Rose In Titanic's Editing Room
It helped the overall impact of the film and emphasized the significance of the real-life tragedy. -
James Cameron Once Compared Titanic's Success To Getting His First Taste Of Cocaine
It's certainly a very James Cameron thing for James Cameron to say. -
A Tribute To Kate Winslet In Titanic, The Performance That Makes The Movie Work
No one could have played Rose as well as Kate Winslet. -
12 Star Wars Romances That Should Have Been
Love is even more powerful than the Force. The following ships may not be canon, but we'd love to see these Star Wars characters get together anyway. -
Kate Winslet's Titanic Screen Test Was Almost As Epic As The Movie
Kate Winslet is the only Rose we can imagine. -
Titanic Is The Best Possible Defense Of The Movie Sex Scene
James Cameron's PG-13 historical drama Titanic is the perfect example of how cinematic sex scenes can elevate the material. -
James Cameron Gave Up His Backend Box Office Profit Potential To Boost Titanic's Budget
Cameron made the sacrifices he had to to get Titanic made, because he knew what a massive success it would be. -
Every Movie Titanic Defeated At The Box Office During Its Initial Run
James Cameron's epic film was unsinkable at the box office for nearly four months. -
A Midnight Meeting Sent James Cameron Storming Off Of The Titanic Set
It was hard work keeping the production afloat. -
James Cameron Stood In For Leonardo DiCaprio During One Of Titanic's Most Famous Scenes
Paint me like one of your French girls, Jim! -
Hollywood Doubted Titanic In A Huge Way Before Its Release — Here Are The Receipts
Titanic was so expensive, so delayed, that Hollywood thought the whole production was as doomed as the titular voyage. -
Decades Later, No Movie Theme Song Has Topped Titanic And Celine Dion
You're here, there's nothing to fear — and I know that my heart will go on.
