What Has Gary Oldman Been Doing Since Playing Sirius Black In Harry Potter?
Actor Gary Oldman is a fixture in the entertainment business - he has been acting since the early 1980s, meaning his career entered its fifth decade in 2023.
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Steven Seagal Facts That Are Worthy Of A Black Belt
While his career is often derided by critics, there's no denying Steven Seagal lives one wild life.
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Julia Roberts Cost Universal Pictures Serious Dough After Shakespeare In Love Debacle
Julia Roberts almost derailed "Shakespeare in Love" with her bad behavior - here's how.
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Why Creed III Blew Everyone Away At The Box Office
Let's break down the opening weekend box office number for "Creed III" to understand why its success managed to blow everyone away in Hollywood.
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The Best Movies To Watch On St. Patrick's Day
The luck of the Irish is with film fans this St. Patrick's Day, as there are a ton of great movies about the Emerald Isle that fans can watch right now
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Jonathan Majors Trained So Hard For Creed III That It Started To Ruin His Physique
Jonathan Majors revealed in an exclusive interview for "Creed III" that he trained so hard to look and act like a boxer that he had to tone it down.
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James Gunn Is Right To Tap Into The Authority, But WildStorm's Too Weird For The DCU & Deserves To Break Free
"The Authority" movie is a cool idea, but the larger WildStorm universe should exist outside the DCU. Let's take a look at the opportunities this would present.
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Horror Movies Banned For Being Too Disturbing
Jump scares aren't even the worst parts of these movies...
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Roles Meryl Streep Should Have Said No To
Meryl Streep has made so many classics - but "She-Devil," "The Giver", "Dark Matter" and "Evening" are among the clunkers that wasted her Oscar-winning talents.
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20 Best Genre Movies On The Criterion Channel
From horror movies to action flicks, these are the best genre movies streaming on the Criterion Channel.
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The Shocking Criminal History Of The Real-Life Historical Figure Featured In Nope
Few people know about the shocking criminal history of the real-life historical figure featured in Jordan Peele's "Nope," Eadweard Muybridge.
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The Ending Of Seraphim Falls Explained
Seraphim Falls was a Western film, starring Liam Neeson and Pierce Brosnan, that explored a deep-rooted rivalry between two veteran gunslingers
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Idris Elba's Luther: The Fallen Sun Gets In The Perfect James Bond Crack
One particular instance in Netflix's Luther: The Fallen Sun pokes fun at the iconic James Bond franchise and Idris Elba's interesting connection to it.
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Nicolas Cage Thinks Mars Attacks Killed Tim Burton's Superman Lives
Nicolas Cage recently reflected on what could have been for Superman Lives, which he says was shelved due to Mars Attacks' subpar performance.
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Lucasfilm Is Actively Working Out Star Wars' Post-Sequel Trilogy Future
While "Star Wars" has primarily been made for television recently, there is still a future for other cinematic stories to be explored after the sequel trilogy.
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Who Played Gretchen Steel On Law & Order?
The vile Gretchen Steel left quite an impression on fans of "Law & Order," and the actor behind this character has had her fair share of roles under her belt.
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Yellowstone's Wes Bentley Compares The Show To The Godfather
"Yellowstone" star Wes Bentley discussed his belief that the hit Paramount Network series is, in some ways, like the iconic gangster film, "The Godfather."
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Chris Evans Reunites With Ana De Armas In The First Trailer For Ghosted
Ana de Armas and Chris Evans are unsurprisingly joining forces for a third time - albeit in a romantic comedy this time. Watch the new trailer for "Ghosted."
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Hugh Grant Admits To Making A Christian Bale-Like Mistake On Dungeons & Dragons Set
Kicking off his career in 1982, Hugh Grant starred in a string of productions in his native U.K. until finally breaking into Hollywood in 1994.
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The Most Disastrous Test Screenings In Movie And TV History
Test screenings can be useful, but they sometimes make projects significantly worse or hurt a studio's perception of a good project before it is released.
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Where Can You Watch The 1984 Ghostbusters?
Here's where viewers in watching the original 1984 Ghostbusters film can either stream, rent, or purchase it online.
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NCIS: LA Fans Are Buzzing Over Callen And Anna Planning Their Wedding
"NCIS: Los Angeles" may be swiftly coming to a close, but one of its last storylines has fans buzzing about Anna and Callen's upcoming nuptials.
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Shawn Levy Is Grateful For This Is Where I Leave You's Second Wind On Netflix
Before "Deadpool 3" and "Stranger Things," Shawn Levy directed an all-star cast in the comedy "This Is Where I Leave You." Now it's getting a second wind.
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How Creed 3 Star Jonathan Majors Handles Co-Stars' Clashing Acting Styles
While every actor has their own approach, sometimes these styles can clash, but Jonathan Majors from "Creed 3" knows how to handle situations like this.
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Giacomo Gianniotti's First Grey's Anatomy Surgery Was A Complete Disaster
Giacomo Gianniotti's first on-screen surgery on "Grey's Anatomy" went pretty poorly.
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Why Guy Ritchie's Operation Fortune: Ruse De Guerre Bombed At The Box Office
Despite a promising foundation, Guy Ritchie's spy blockbuster "Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre" was a major box office flop. Here's all the reasons why.
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Here's What The Critics Are Saying About Dune
"Dune" has arrived, and every critic has had their chance to take in the space epic. We gathered a consensus from a number of opinions.
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