A Love Of Shakespeare Landed Chris Plummer His Star Trek VI Role
The secret to getting cast in Star Trek VI is understanding Shakespeare. At least, it was for Chris Plummer.
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Darth Vader Originally Did Even More Force-Choking In Star Wars: Return Of The Jedi
Darth Vader loves Force-choking people in Star Wars, and George Lucas almost had him doing some more strangling in Return of the Jedi, but the scene got cut. -
The Dune: Part Two Moment That Timothée Chalamet Dreamed About Since Part One
Dune: Part Two features a big scene that star Timothée Chalamet had been anticipating for years -- and surprisingly, it didn't involve riding a giant sandworm. -
Ex Machina's VFX Team Followed One Rule When Creating Ava
The Ex Machina VFX team went out of their way to avoid copying other movie robots while designing Ava (Alicia Vikander). -
The Reaction To Godzilla's Premiere Wasn't Terror – It Was Tears
The 1954 Godzilla was an incredibly emotional viewing experience for Japanese moviegoers less than a decade after WWII. -
Brad Pitt Is Responsible For His Distinct 12 Monkeys Look
Brad Pitt is well disguised in 12 Monkeys, utilizing a look that he, in part, cooked up himself. -
Why Star Wars' Ian McDiarmid Refused To Learn Palpatine's Backstory
Star Wars' Ian McDiarmid feels it's best to let Palpatine remain something of a shadowy mystery. -
Dune's Denis Villeneuve Echoed A Promise To Florence Pugh About Messiah
Dune: Part Two doesn't give Florence Pugh much to do, but that will change in Denis Villeneuve's Dune Messiah adaptation. -
The Borderlands Movie Was Inspired By Eli Roth Watching His Dog Poop
A key scene in the Borderlands movie was inspired by Eli Roth watching his dog poop. 'That was my pitch to Lionsgate. They were laughing so hard.' -
The Original Plan For Rogue One Had Jyn As A Jedi's Daughter
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story protagonist Jyn Erso was initially the daughter of a Jedi, but the idea was (wisely) dropped. -
The Harrison Ford Box Office Bomb That Inspired Star Wars: Rogue One
A 1978 Harrison Ford war movie that flopped at the box office inspired Star Wars: Rogue One. -
Styling Ted's Hair In Bill & Ted Was No Easy Task
Ted's hair (Keanu Reeves) in Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure is a thing of beauty, but it took a bit of finagling to get just right. -
The Flesh Fair In Steven Spielberg's A.I. (Dangerously) Didn't Use CGI
When it came time to shoot the Flesh Fair scene in Steven Spielberg's sci-fi movie A.I., Spielberg and company opted to do things practically. -
Why Soylent Green's Original Author Absolutely Hated The Film's Script
Harry Harrison, the author of the book on which the cult favorite sci-fi film Soylent Green was based, despised the movie adaptation's screenplay. -
Star Trek Into Darkness Cut An Emotional Scene Between Kirk And Rima's Daughter
You can watch this Star Trek Into Darkness deleted scene in which Chris Pine's Kirk shares a moment with a young character who has something in common with him. -
The Twilight Zone Episode That Inspired One Of Hugh Jackman's Best Films
The Twilight Zone episode 'Steel' inspired Hugh Jackman's sci-fi movie Real Steel, although the latter's message runs counter to that of the episode. -
Why Was Alice Eve Not In Star Trek Beyond?
Here's why Alice Eve didn't return for the sequel Star Trek Beyond. -
Denis Villeneuve's Original Scheduling Ambitions For Dune Would Have Been Brutal
Director Denis Villeneuve originally planned on shooting Dune and Dune: Part Two back to back. -
The Most Confusing Moments In Predestination, Explained
Predestination can be heady to absorb during one's first watch. The key to unraveling the sci-fi film's most confusing moments lies with its ending. -
The Head Of Fox Once Taught Legendary Director Howard Hawks A Lesson He Never Forgot
Early in director Howard Hawks' career, he learned a crucial lesson from the head of Fox about the tension of making movies for studios and audiences. -
Austin Butler's Best Movie, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Austin Butler may have lost himself for his role in Elvis, but that's not his top-rated movie on Rotten Tomatoes. -
A Quiet Place: Day One Pulls Off One Thing Marvel Has Always Tried To Do
A Quiet Place: Day One shows what it means to be a director-friendly franchise (unlike the Marvel Cinematic Universe). -
How Multiple Simpsons Actors Ended Up In 1998's Godzilla
Fans of The Simpsons know the voices of the characters very well, but their faces made an appearance in Godzilla 1998. -
One A Quiet Place: Day One Character Connects The Prequel To The Original Films
A character from A Quiet Place Part II shows up in the new prequel A Quiet Place: Day One. -
A Quiet Place: Day One Is Gloriously, Blissfully, Mercifully Short – Take Note, Movies
What a relief: A Quiet Place: Day One doesn't follow the modern blockbuster trend of running over 2 hours. -
A Quiet Place: Day One Ending Explained: I'll Have One Pizza Slice To Go, Please
Grab your cat and a slice of pizza, and watch out for aliens and spoilers: we're breaking down the ending of A Quiet Place: Day One. -
A Quiet Place: Day One Review: The Best Movie In The Series
Believe it or not, the prequel A Quiet Place: Day One is the best entry in the series, thanks in no small part to Pig director Michael Sarnoski.
