A David Fincher Masterpiece Is Getting A Surprise IMAX Release In 2025
One of David Fincher's masterpieces is getting an unexpected IMAX theatrical release in 2025 to commemorate a major anniversary.
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One Of Matt Damon's Biggest Box Office Hits Had An 'Embarrassing' First Draft Script
Matt Damon was not pleased with Tony Gilroy's first draft of the script for The Bourne Ultimatum, calling it "terrible," "embarrassing," and "a career-ender." -
Colin Farrell Doesn't Like One Of His Most Popular Crime Thrillers
Colin Farrell isn't a fan of Michael Mann's cult favorite Miami Vice movie, but he has a pretty good excuse for feeling that way. -
Alfred Hitchcock's Favorite Movie Directed By Himself Is A 1943 Thriller
Alfred Hitchcock's favorite movie of his wasn't Psycho, Rear Window, or Vertigo. Instead, he appreciated this 1943 thriller about a family member with a secret. -
Why Robin Wright Replaced An Oscar Winner In Unbreakable
Before Robin Wright was cast, an Oscar-winner was set to play her role in M. Night Shyamalan's Unbreakable. Here's why things changed. -
Why Are There So Many Company Logos In Front Of Movies? Film Producers Explain [Exclusive]
Ever wonder why there are so many production company logos in front of movies? What did each of those companies actually do, anyway? Here's the answer. -
Quentin Tarantino's Best Movie According To Rotten Tomatoes
Quentin Tarantino's highest-rated movie on Rotten Tomatoes is a pretty obvious choice, but sometimes the obvious choice is the right one. -
The Tom Cruise Sci-Fi Movie That J.J. Abrams Turned Down
Before they worked on Mission: Impossible III together, Tom Cruise and J.J. Abrams nearly collaborated on one of Cruise's sci-fi movies. -
The Worst Mission: Impossible Movie, According To IMDb
IMDb users have made their voices known and almost unanimously agreed that one Mission: Impossible movie is the weak link in Tom Cruise's action franchise. -
Al Pacino Fought To Get A Scene Cut From Dog Day Afternoon
Al Pacino objected to a key scene from the original script for Dog Day Afternoon, feeling it was in poor taste and detracted from the film. -
Every Leonardo DiCaprio And Martin Scorsese Movie, Ranked According To Rotten Tomatoes
Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio have formed one of the best director/actor partnerships of all time. Here's how their films rank on Rotten Tomatoes. -
Zack Snyder's 4 Favorite Movies Of All Time
Director Zack Snyder revealed his four favorite movies of all time and although a few may seem obvious, they all have one thing in common. -
The Best Movie Of 2024 Teaches Hollywood A Lesson It's Been Ignoring For Years
Sean Baker, the writer/director of Anora, has some advice for Hollywood about how to create authentic representation for marginalized groups on screen. -
Denzel Washington's 2010 Thriller From An Action Legend Is Getting A Second Life On Max
Denzel Washington has found his way into the top 10 on Max thanks to one of his finest collaborations with an action filmmaking legend. -
There's An Official Reason Why Batman Never Showed Up In The Penguin
Batman's absence in The Penguin might seem like a glaring issue, but producer Matt Reeves has a pretty logical explanation for why he doesn't show up. -
Glen Powell Has A Hilarious Response To Those Mission: Impossible Rumors
Glen Powell has responded to the rumor that he's being eyed to take over the Mission: Impossible franchise from Tom Cruise. -
The Best Streaming Releases You Didn't Watch In October 2024
Netflix released several streaming titles that deserved more attention in October 2024, ranging from political thrillers to twisted crowd-pleasers. -
Clint Eastwood And Paul Newman Declined Roles In This M. Night Shyamalan Classic
M. Night Shyamalan had his eye on casting Clint Eastwood and Paul Newman in Signs at one point. Here's why they passed on his alien invasion thriller. -
Eddie Redmayne Takes Over A Classic Bruce Willis Role In A TV Series Worth Your Time
In the new Peacock show The Day of the Jackal, Oscar winner Eddie Redmayne has taken over a role once played by Bruce Willis in a movie version of the story. -
Arnold Schwarzenegger's Favorite Movies Include An Oscar-Winning Clint Eastwood Western
Arnold Schwarzenegger is vocal about his love of Clint Eastwood, so it's no surprise he loves his Westerns. Surprisingly, his favorite isn't the obvious one. -
The Four Best Ben Affleck Movies On Rotten Tomatoes Have One Thing In Common
Ben Affleck has had a heck of a storied career in front of and behind the camera, but his Rotten Tomatoes score prove a pattern exists with his best work. -
The Real Reason Jack Nicholson Disappeared From Hollywood
Jack Nicholson is one of the greatest living actors, but he's not been on screen for over a decade. Here's what happened to one of Hollywood's best. -
The 10 Best Movies With Only One Main Actor, Ranked
From Tom Hardy's stressful drive in Locke to Sandra Bullock's outer space mishaps in Gravity, here are the best movies centered around a single actor. -
Tom Hanks And The Somali Pirates Had To Be Kept Separate During Captain Phillips
Paul Greengrass' strategy for ratcheting up the tension in Captain Phillips included keeping Tom Hanks and the actors playing Somali pirates separate. -
Emily Blunt's Favorite Movie Is A Steven Spielberg-Directed Classic
Emily Blunt has talked about her favorite movie so frequently that fans have made video compilations of her gushing about this Steven Spielberg classic. -
A Martin Scorsese-Directed Crime Masterpiece Is A Streaming Success On Max
One of Martin Scorsese's many classic crime flicks is currently occupying a spot among the top 10 most-streamed movies on Max. -
The Bryan Cranston Crime Thriller Flop That's Taking Over Netflix's Top Charts
Bryan Cranston is making his way up Netflix's top charts thanks to a crime thriller that many people have probably never even heard of.
