The Pale Blue Eye Review: Once Upon A Midnight Dreary
The Pale Blue Eye features a pair of interesting performances from its top-tier cast and an exquisite twist ending, but it isn't enough to save the film overall
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James Cameron Doesn't Care If 3D Cinema Catches On In Mainstream Hollywood
Despite "Avatar: The Way of Water" heavily relying on 3D ticket sales, director James Cameron doesn't care if 3D cinema catches on in mainstream Hollywood.
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What Has Evanna Lynch Been Doing Since Harry Potter?
With Evanna Lynch not as active in the industry as some of her "Harry Potter" co-stars, fans might be wondering what she's been doing since the series ended.
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The Unfilmed Twins Scene In Godzilla: King Of The Monsters Would Have Made A Great Callback For Mothra's Return
Godzilla and his many companions are some of the most popular monsters in entertainment, and an unfilmed scene would have shed more light on the "Monsterverse."
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Our Heads Are Spinning Over This Look At Leonardo DiCaprio As Spider-Man
While Tobey Maguire was ultimately cast as the first live-action Spider-Man, famous actor Leonardo DiCaprio was originally sought out to play the webhead.
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Nicolas Cage Is Interested In Making A Musical But There's One Major Caveat
Nicolas Cage is prepared to make the jump to musicals, but there's one major caveat holding him back.
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Rumor Report: Is Gal Gadot Mounting A Fast & Furious Comeback In Fast X?
New rumors suggest Gal Gadot might be returning to the "Fast & Furious" franchise for the series' 10th installment, "Fast X."
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The Flash Will Reportedly Get A Promo Spot During Super Bowl LVII
The long-awaited "The Flash" film, starring Ezra Miller with an anticipated cameo from Michael Keaton, will debut a trailer at Super Bowl LVII in February.
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Ezra Miller From Childhood To The Flash
Ezra Miller is as well known for their erratic behavior and legal woes as for their role as The Flash. Let's retrace Miller's life from childhood to now.
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Avatar: The Way Of Water Screenwriters Say Writing It Was Like Living In James Cameron's Head
Screenwriters RIck Jaffa and Amanda Silver have described the process of writing "Avatar: The Way of Water" was living inside Cameron's head.
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Daniel Craig Was 'Terrified' Of His Accent While Filming The Knives Out Movies
Here's why Daniel Craig was so worried about his Benoit Blanc accent while filming both "Knives Out" movies.
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An Avatar 2 Superfan Thinks They've Figured Out How Pandora Works
How long does a day last on Pandora? What makes the mountains float? And what's up with those eclipses? An Avatar superfan may have made sense of it all.
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Crazy Heart Director Scott Cooper Details The 'Life-Changing Moment' He Had With Jeff Bridges
Scott Cooper recently opened up to Marc Maron about how Jeff Bridges changed his life by signing on to star in "Crazy Heart."
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How Robert Duvall Convinced Scott Cooper To Start Directing
Scott Cooper started as an actor, but Robert Duvall convinced him to get into writing and directing, resulting in several critically-acclaimed films.
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Rick And Morty Made Star Wars Writer Tony Gilroy Nervous About Andor's Aldhani Heist
"Andor" showrunner Tony Gilroy wasn't sure he could outdo a "Rick and Morty" episode that centered on a heist.
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Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance With Somebody Review: A Mere Highlight Reel Of Success
The new Whitney Houston biopic, I Wanna Dance with Somebody, may make good use of her catalog of songs but it doesn't satisfy as a representation of her life
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The Everything Everywhere All At Once Quote That Makes Fans Teary-Eyed
"Everything Everywhere All At Once" is a smorgasbord of emotions, and this one line between leads Evelyn and Waymond has Redditors crying even after the movie.
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Rian Johnson's Exhaustive Writing Approach To Looper Landed Him In Uncharted Territory
Rian Johnson has detailed how his painstaking approach to scripting his 2012 sci-fi mindbender honed the skills he later brought to Star Wars and Knives Out.
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The Two Words Avatar: The Way Of Water's Costume Designer Uses To Describe James Cameron - Exclusive
"Avatar: The Way of Water" costume designer Deborah L. Scott discussed her collaborations with James Cameron and shared the words she thinks best define him.
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Now That Avatar: The Way Of Water Is Out, What Do Those Future Titles Mean?
"Avatar: The Way of Water" was the second installment in James Cameron's saga. Looking ahead, fans are wondering what future titles could mean for the series.
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The Whale's Filming Location Put The Cast Through Less Than Ideal Conditions
The Whale's filming location put the cast through less than ideal conditions, according to Sadie Sink. The actress said that wasps and cold plagued the process.
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Why Patrick Bateman Ended Up On The Cutting Room Floor Of Rules Of Attraction
Bret Easton Ellis considers "Rules of Attraction" to be the best film adaptation of his work. Here, we share the Patrick Bateman scene that was sadly cut.
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Avatar Writers Ran Into The Unusual Challenge Of Having Too Much Material When Creating Avatar 3
"Avatar: The Way of Water" continues the story of the Na'vi. With a slew of follow-up movies soon to come, the filmmakers have a lot of information to include.
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Drew Barrymore's Reaction To The Wedding Singer's Grow Old With You Was Completely Genuine
Drew Barrymore revealed on her show that she didn't want to listen to "Grow Old With You" before it was played for her in "The Wedding Singer."
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Director Scott Cooper Sees Parallels Between Jeff Bridges And Christian Bale
Director Scott Cooper sees a lot of similarities between actors Jeff Bridges and Christian Bale. He says the pair often find reasons not to work.
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Christian Bale's Ties To Leonardo DiCaprio Go Even Further Back Than American Psycho
Christian Bale says Leonardo DiCaprio's turned-down roles have helped him find work, but here's one famous role DiCaprio accepted that could have gone to Bale.
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Spirited's Will Ferrell Explains Why 'Good Afternoon' Is Such A Hostile Phrase
Will Ferrell stars in the musical "Spirited," which contains one musical number about how profane the phrase "Good afternoon" actually is.
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