Borat's Journey To The Big Screen Is As Wild As You'd Expect
The first "Borat" movie became an instant classic. It was also a wild shoot that had people nearly getting arrested, flimsy truths and other Hollywood tactics.
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Geena Davis Recounts Her Terrible First Impression Of Bill Murray
Geena Davis' memoir describes her first meeting with Bill Murray and what it was like to work with him on the set of the 1990 film "Quick Change."
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Here's How Courtney Love Could Have Played Harley Quinn
In the late '90s, there was a possibility of Harley Quinn making her live-action adaption debut in a Batman film. Courtney Love was interested in playing her.
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The Hilarious Way David Bruckner Once Used A Bad Review As Inspiration For A Sequel Villain
"The Signal" received mixed reviews, but it kickstarted three filmmakers' careers. However, one vocal film critic had a villain in the sequel named after him.
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Cloud Atlas Facts Fans Will Love
For the Wachowski sisters and co-director Tom Tykwer, making Cloud Atlas took some big creative swings with flawed but fascinating results.
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Take A Bite Out Of These Jaws: The Revenge Stories
Jaws: The Revenge is easily one of the worst films ever made. What went wrong? How did the film end up so laughably bad? Here's what happened behind the scenes.
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The Grinch Is Here To Haunt Your Dreams In The Mean One First-Look
"The Mean One" is a Christmas slasher coming out later this year that definitely isn't appropriate for Dr. Seuss' target audience.
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Everything Goodfellas Doesn't Tell You About The True Story
In adapting Nicholas Pileggi's "Wiseguy," Martin Scorsese made some cuts and changes. Here's everything "Goodfellas" doesn't tell you about the true story.
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Here's What Amsterdam Flopping Could Mean For The Future Of Cinema
For all the anticipation and marketing, "Amsterdam" missed the mark. But for some commentators, the film's dismal performance may impact other similar films.
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The Festive Story Behind National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
Take a deep dive into the details and stories around the creation of one of the most popular Christmas movies, "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation."
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One Piece Film: Red Already Broke A Mind-Blowing Record In Japan
The new "One Piece Film: Red" hasn't premiered in the U.S. yet, but it is breaking huge box office records in its home country of Japan.
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Are Kristen Stewart And Robert Pattinson From Twilight Friends In Real Life?
The two celebrities rose to incredible fame amidst a public relationship -- and then a very public break up. How do they feel about each other now?
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Red Notice Already Has Not One, But Two Sequel Scripts In The Works
After the immense success of "Red Notice" on Netflix, two sequels are in the works that should have Dwayne Johnson, Gal Gadot, and Ryan Reynolds returning.
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Jamie Lee Curtis Wants To Be A Helicopter Grandma In A Freaky Friday Sequel
It turns out fans aren't the only ones clamoring for a "Freaky Friday" sequel. Actress Jamie Lee Curtis is too and wanted to be a helicopter grandma.
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Ahsoka's Rosario Dawson Teases The Live-Action Star Wars Villain We've All Been Waiting For
While there are many worthy villains in the "Star Wars" universe, Rosario Dawson teases one villain's arrival in the live-action "Ahsoka."
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Oscar Isaac Confirms The MCU Hasn't Seen The Last Of Moon Knight
Oscar Isaac has some revealing comments about Moon Knight. Might we be seeing the character again soon?
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The Staggering Number Of Voice Actresses Who Auditioned For Suzume In Suzume No Tojimari
"Suzume no Tojimari" is an upcoming anime film from celebrated Japanese filmmaker Makoto Shinkai and they went through hundreds of actors before finding Suzume.
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Here's Why Chris Pratt's Super Mario Will Never Jump To The Heights Of The 1993 Film
The original "Super Mario Bros." movie deserve more respect for its original vision and groundbreaking approach to VFX technology.
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Dwayne Johnson Insists That Black Adam And Superman Will Fight Onscreen
Dwayne Johnson knows what he wants for Black Adam. Will the hero ever fight Superman on screen?
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Early Roles That X-Men Actors Want You To Forget About
The stars of the X-Men film franchise have mostly had fruitful film careers outside of the series, but not every other movie was a solid showcase for the actors
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Smile Director Parker Finn Discusses The Easter Eggs Only Eagle-Eyed Viewers Will Spot - Exclusive
Parker Finn put plenty of nods to the audience in "Smile." He told Looper about some of the most cleverly hidden Easter eggs in the film.
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Here's How To Watch Barbarian At Home
Barbarian was a hit in theaters — and before too long, audiences will be able to enjoy the thrilling story at home too.
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Here's Where You Can Stream Little Nemo: Adventures In Slumberland Online
The little-known animated feature, "Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland" is available for new fans to discover thanks to various online streaming options.
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David Bruckner Addresses The Possibility Of His Return To The Friday The 13th Franchise
Is there any chance that David Bruckner could return to "Friday the 13th"? The director recently addressed this possibility and opened up about it.
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Director Damon Thomas Discusses Balancing Comedy And Horror In My Best Friend's Exorcism - Exclusive
Damon Thomas knows how to keep things level. He told Looper how he balanced comedy and horror in "My Best Friend's Exorcism."
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Why Amsterdam Bombed At The Box Office
Why did "Amsterdam" bomb so spectacularly? Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be any mystery here: the answers are tragically straightforward.
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Back To The Future Fans Couldn't Contain Their Tears Over Christopher Lloyd And Michael J. Fox's Sweet Reunion
"Back to the Future" premiered 37 years ago and fans at New York Comic-Con were treated to an emotional reunion from stars Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd.
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