Guillermo Del Toro's Poignant Advice For Young Directors Everywhere
Guillermo del Toro is a veteran and accomplished filmmaker and director and many aspiring artists may be interested in any advice he has to offer.
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Fede Alvarez's Alien: Romulus Starts Filming Early Next Year
Director Fede Alvarez is reportedly set to begin shooting the tentatively titled "Alien: Romulus" early next year.
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Aladdin Animator Eric Goldberg Sat In On Robin Williams' Recordings To Perfect Genie's Mannerisms
Disney animator Eric Goldberg made sure to closely observe Robin Williams during his "Aladdin" recording sessions to perfect the Genie's mannerisms.
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We'll Never See A Director's Cut Of Avatar: The Way Of Water, And That's A Good Thing
The option for an "Avatar: The Way of Water" director's cut just isn't on the table right now — and honestly, we will all be better off because of it.
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Guillermo Del Toro Hilariously Calls Out Ron Perlman With Funny Hellboy Secret
Guillermo del Toro called out Ron Perlman with a hilarious "Hellboy" secret that the actor likely would've wanted to keep private.
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The Unfilmed Luke Training Scene For Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back Fixes A Weird Moment
"Star Wars" fans often wondered how Luke learned to high jump in "Empire Strikes Back." There was an answer, only it was in a scene scripted but not filmed.
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The Unfilmed Funding Scene From Ferris Bueller's Day Off Is Sigh-Inducing
Fans may wonder how Ferris Bueller funded his extravagant day off. An unfilmed scene in the movie's script provides the answer to where he found the money.
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James Cameron Claims Avatar's Performance Capture Prevents On-Set Distractions
"Avatar 2: The Way of Water" sees director James Cameron and his team reach new VFX heights, and Cameron says using this tech helps avoid on-set distractions.
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Avatar: The Way Of Water Moments That Made Fans Furious
Audience and critical reactions to Avatar: The Way of Water vary wildly, but there are a few things that the majority of fans agree made them unhappy.
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The Avatar 2 Scene That Proves Humans Still Beat CGI
Not every "Avatar: The Way of Water" viewer was completely impressed by the film's use of CGI.
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Babylon Director Explains The Decision To Not Include An Intermission
Babylon will be, essentially, the world's longest roller coaster ride ... with no stops.
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Rooster's Story Was The Key To Getting Tom Cruise On Board For Top Gun: Maverick
While it's hard to imagine a lack of a sequel to "Top Gun," it turns out Rooster's storyline was the key to getting Tom Cruise on board for "Maverick."
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What The Cast Of District 9 Is Doing Now
District 9 broke new ground in the sci-fi genre and introduced a cast of actors mostly unknown to American audiences. So what's the District 9 cast up to today?
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Steven Spielberg Sees A Goodfellas Parallel To The Godfather That Most Viewers Miss
In an essay for Variety's 100 Greatest Movies of All Time, Steven Spielberg talked about a poignant connection between "Goodfellas" and "The Godfather."
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Reddit Crowns Trading Places As Its Favorite Unofficial Christmas Movie
Redditors crowned Trading Places as its favorite unofficial Christmas movie. The film embraces the holiday spirit, even if it's not all about Christmas.
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James Cameron Just Coined The Term 'Stranger Things Effect' To Describe Aging Young Actors
James Cameron revealed that part of the reason he filmed his "Avatar" sequels back-to-back was so he could avoid what he coined the "'Stranger Things' effect."
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Dumb Things In Avatar: The Way Of Water Everyone Ignored
Avatar: The Way of Water is a visual spectacular just like the film it's following up, but there are some plot points and events that just don't make sense
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Babylon Director Damien Chazelle Explains Why The Movie Took 15 Years To Come Together
Damien Chazelle explains why his new film Babylon took 15 years to finally come together. Instead of working on Babylon, Chazelle pursued other projects.
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The Whale's 12 Most Heart-Wrenching Moments Ranked
Darren Aronofsky's The Whale is a drama about the downfall of a man who has eaten himself nearly to death amid his grief over a lost love, full of sad moments
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James Cameron Lost Some Serious Bets On Avatar Star Zoe Saldaña's Archery Skills
It seems that Zoe Saldaña shares a number of traits with her Avatar: The Way of Water character, Neytiri. James Cameron learned this the hard way.
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Hugh Jackman Calls For Mental Health Support On Movie Sets
Hugh Jackman calls for better mental health support on the set of movies after having his own transformative experience with a mental health professional.
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Val Kilmer Came Up With The Iceman Storyline For Top Gun: Maverick
Iceman's storyline is the emotional backbone of "Top Gun: Maverick," and Val Kilmer was the one to suggest his character mimic his real-life struggles.
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Avatar Director James Cameron Weighs In On The Debate About CGI Actors
CGI plays a very crucial role in the "Avatar" franchise. Fans may be curious to know what James Cameron's overall thoughts about overall CGI are.
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The Steamiest Movies And Shows On Amazon Prime Right Now
Amazon Prime has plenty of steamy movies and shows available to stream. These are the steamiest of the bunch.
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12 Indie Films Directed By Women To Watch After Women Talking
With Sarah Polley's celebrated adaptation "Women Talking" hitting theaters, here are some other great indie films directed by women to watch after the film.
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Did Willow's Tony Revolori Just Tease That He Wants To Play Agent Venom In An Upcoming Spider-Man Film? - Exclusive
Tony Revolori discussed his willingness to reprise his role as Flash Thompson in a potential "Spider-Man 4" and shared his hopes for his character arc.
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The Simpsons' Harry Shearer's First Film Role Was In An Abbott And Costello Movie
Harry Shearer is known for his voice roles in "The Simpsons," but the actor's been working so long that his first role was in an "Abbott and Costello" film.
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