Pachinko Gets A Season 2 Renewal From Apple TV+
Pachinko will continue to adapt the singular multigenerational immigrant story of Sunja.
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The Morning Watch: Doctor Strange 2 Homemade Trailer, The Props Of Star Trek: Picard Season 2 & More
In this edition, watch the Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness get a homemade remake, get up close with the props of Star Trek: Picard, and more. -
Memory Director Martin Campbell On Making Action Scenes Feel Real [Interview]
Director Martin Campbell opens up about his new movie, Memory, in which Liam Neeson plays a hitman with Alzheimer's. -
Jack Nicholson Thought He Should Have Been The Dark Knight's Joker
Never rub another man's rhubarb. -
Fox Thought H.R. Giger Was Too 'Obscene' To Work On Alien
And yet, the Alien is only the best movie creature ever. -
Armageddon's Space Suits Landed Ben Affleck In Real-Life Danger
Michael Bay's 1998 blockbuster Armageddon was the role of a lifetime for Ben Affleck — and ironically, he almost died on set during production. -
The 50 Best Alien Movies Ever, Ranked
Keep watching the skies because we are not alone! These are our picks for the best alien movies of all time. -
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How Terry Gilliam's 12 Monkeys Vision Was Saved By The Film's Cast
Terry Gilliam was prepared to battle the studio over 12 Monkeys, especially after his experience with Brazil. Thankfully, he had back-up this time. -
The Daily Stream: Metropolitan Takes Aim At The Bourgeoisie And Its Critics
Metropolitan takes aim at the old money, preppy young adults of Manhattan's Upper East Side. -
Ridley Scott Knows No Sequel Will Ever Top The Original Alien
As the old saying goes, Ridley Scott wanted to avoid flogging a dead Facehugger. -
The Northman And Massive Talent Made For A Discouraging Weekend At The Box Office
The Northman and The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent had a no good, very bad weekend at the box office. -
It Took Almost Every Technique In The Book To Make The Hoverboards Fly In Back To The Future Part II
Sadly, hoverboards are not real, so Robert Zemeckis had to use a mix of special effects to make them fly. -
Alex Borstein Thinks Her Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Character Is A Bit Of A 40-Year-Old Virgin
There's just no time for romance in the life of Susie Myerson. -
The Best TV Shows And Movies Leaving HBO Max In May 2022
Watch fast – some truly great movies are vanishing from HBO Max soon. -
Every Star Trek Show And Movie In Chronological Order
Do you have questions about the complete Star Trek timeline? We've got you. -
Natasha Lyonne Really Learned How To Speak Hungarian For Russian Doll Season 2
In addition to writing, directing, and showrunning, Natasha Lyonne actually learned to speak Hungarian for the show. -
Pacific Rim Kept A Key Part Of Its Old-School Kaiju Movie Roots
Guillermo del Toro ensure that the kaiju of Pacific Rim adhered to a specific design standard inspired by classic monster movies with rubber monster suits. -
How Dracula And Vampires Influenced Other Movie Monsters, From Zombies To Mummies And More
Zombies and mummies both owe their existence in part to the vampire. -
Audrey Hepburn Had To Fight For One Of Breakfast At Tiffany's Most Memorable Scenes
Wherever you're goin', I'm goin' your way... -
Bruce Willis Joined The Fifth Element In The Most Bruce Willis Way Possible
It involved Demi Moore, dinner, and a lucky guest at dessert. -
Tom Hanks' Catch Me If You Can Casting Completely Changed The Story
It will not surprise you to learn that Tom Hanks has strong instincts. -
The Avatar Love Scene We're Still Thinking About
Avatar is a questionably executed story about the impact of colonialism with an even more questionable portrayal of alien sex. -
Pacific Rim Required Guillermo Del Toro To Rewrite His Rules For Filmmaking
'I made a life decision that this movie needed to be huge in scope but run very, very tight on the production.' -
Life Wasn't Easy Behind The Scenes For Pacific Rim's Jaeger Pilots
Piloting a jaeger in the world of Pacific Rim takes great physical and mental strength, but it was pretty grueling on the film's set too. -
How An Experiment On The Alien Set Became One Of Ridley Scott's Weirdest Calling Cards
'Does anybody have an eyedropper full of milk?' -
The Mighty Ducks' Original Script Was Too Dark For Disney's Standards
The Mighty Ducks is a little more edgy than most Disney movies made today, and that's because the original script was a little more dark and mature.
