Sigourney Weaver Opens Up About Playing A Teenager In Avatar: The Way Of Water
Sigourney Weaver was tasked with remembering what it was like to be 14 years old again for her part as Kiri in "Avatar: The Way of Water."
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Tim Burton First Pitched The Nightmare Before Christmas In 1983
"The Nightmare Before Christmas" has become a holiday staple for many Disney fans, but the House of Mouse initially rejected Tim Burton's pitch back in 1983.
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A Rebooted Easy Rider Will Soon Ride Again
"Easy Rider" has cemented its place as one of the most iconic films of the 1960s. Now, producers are hoping to recapture its counterculture spirit for a reboot.
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Glen Powell's Medal Of Honor Scene In Devotion Pays Tribute To Thomas Hudner
Thomas Hudner was the squad leader for the first African-American naval aviator in history. Here's how his family helped the production of Devotion.
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12 Offbeat Christmas Titles To Watch If You Liked The Guardians Of The Galaxy Holiday Special
Like The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special, these movies, TV specials, and episodes are all unconventional yet heartfelt takes on Christmas.
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The MCU's Most Visually Stunning Moments Of 2022
The Marvel Cinematic Universe again delivered a wonderful and chaotic year on the big and small screen. Here are the most visually stunning moments of 2022.
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The Devastating Death Of Die Hard Star Clarence Gilyard Jr.
"Die Hard" actor, author, and university professor Clarence Gilyard Jr. has passed at the age of 66 on November 28 as reported by the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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Here's Where You Can Stream Scrooged This Holiday Season
Bill Murray's 1980s Christmas classic "Scrooged" remains on the list of some of the best Christmas films of all time. Here's where you can watch it this year.
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Damien Chazelle's Babylon Trailer Captures The Roaring '20s
The trailer for Damien Chazelle's whirlwind movie "Babylon" has been released, and Margot Robbie leads the cast through the dizzying world of 1920s Hollywood.
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Will Smith Explains Why He 'Lost It' During That Oscars Night To Trevor Noah
Will Smith explained to Trevor Noah why he "lost it" at the 2022 Academy Awards. The star said that the incident was the result of several factors.
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Where You've Seen The Cast Of The People We Hate At The Wedding Before
Here's why you recognize the cast of Amazon Prime's "The People We Hate At the Wedding."
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Every Chuck Norris Movie Ranked From Worst To Best
Chuck Norris is known for more than just the jokes he inspired. We ranked every Chuck Norris movie so you'll know where to see the action star at his best.
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The Trailer For Disney's Night At The Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again Will Have Fans Of The Movies Pumped
The trailer for Disney's Night At The Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again will have fans of the movies pumped, as it revisits some of the most memorable characters.
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The 12 Strangest Moments In 1973's The Wicker Man
The original 1973 version of The Wicker Man set the bar for folk horror films. Out of its many strange moments, we picked the 12 most unsettling.
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Why The Strange World Creators Avoided Steampunk Aesthetics Despite The Film's Retro Pulp Origins - Exclusive
The "Strange World" creators intentionally avoided steampunk aesthetics despite the film's retro pulp origins. Here's why.
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Early Roles Blade Runner Actors Would Probably Like You To Forget About
The Blade Runner franchise is one of the most prestigious names in all of science fiction cinema, but its stars have also appeared in some duds over the years.
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Where You've Seen The Cast Of Spirited Before
In the holiday movie Spirited, Will Ferrell and Ryan Reynolds are joined by an Oscar winner, a few TV stars, some Broadway actors, and a rising young talent.
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Nicole Kidman's Knee Kept Her Out Of The Panic Room
Nicole Kidman was originally down to star in "Panic Room" but had to reluctantly exit, and it turns out Fincher had a knee injury to thank for it.
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Sally Originally Went Full Corpse Bride In The Nightmare Before Christmas
Before writer Caroline Thompson joined "The Nightmare Before Christmas," Sally's design was more akin to that of the titular "Corpse Bride."
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Jon Hamm Celebrated The Success Of Top Gun: Maverick By Taking A Shot At Comic Book Films
Jon Hamm celebrated the success of "Top Gun Maverick" by taking a shot at superhero films, saying most blockbusters don't have normal people in them.
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Do The Right Thing's Rosie Perez Didn't Back Down When Faced With Backlash For Her Portrayal Of Tina
Rosie Perez took heat for her portrayal of Tina in "Do The Right Thing." She saw it coming and continues to defend the choices she made in Spike Lee's drama.
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One Piece Film: Red Will Differ From Previous Installments In One Major Way
In "One Piece Film: Red," all eyes are on Uta, and her role in the movie makes "Red" different from past films in the popular anime franchise.
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How To Start Watching One Piece
With "One Piece Film: Red," new fans may wonder how they can start watching the anime, which is over 1000 episodes long and has its fair share of filler.
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Here Is The True Story That Inspired Luckiest Girl Alive
It turns out that much of what you see in "Luckiest Girl Alive" is actually based on a true story.
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The Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom Movie Mistake That Floridians Notice Immediately
There are still some quirks fans have taken issue with in "Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom" — including one that any sharp-eyed Floridian is sure to catch.
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The Captivating History Of The Hunger Games' Katniss Everdeen
Here's what you might not know about Katniss Everdeen from "The Hunger Games" trilogy.
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MCU Phase 4 Report Card: The Good, The Bad, The Thunder
Phase 4 of the MCU is complete, and Looper is taking a look back at the best and the worst. Here's how everything scores when it's all said and done.
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