Why Did Director Chris Columbus Leave The Harry Potter Franchise?
Chris Columbus directed the first two "Harry Potter" films before passing the baton. The director explains why he left the franchise and his future hopes.
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Francis Ford Coppola Didn't Want To Direct The Godfather. Here's Why
Perhaps one of the most startling tales from Francis Ford Coppola was that he originally wasn't interested in directing "The Godfather."
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What Sausage Party Had To Change To Remove Its NC-17 Rating
The makers of the raunchy 2016 animated film "Sausage Party" had to make one key adjustment to keep it rated R and avoid the MPAA's dreaded NC-17 rating.
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Dana Carvey's SNL Career Leaves Fans With One Big Question
Something about actor and comedian Dana Carvey's time on "Saturday Night Live" continues to leave fans stumped.
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How Green Lantern: Beware My Power Makes DC Movie History
"Green Lantern: Beware My Power" comes out on July 26, and it marks a significant first in animated DC canon.
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The Real Reason Where The Crawdads Sing Is Rated PG-13
Reese Witherspoon's highly anticipated movie adaptation of Delia Owens' 2018 novel "Where the Crawdads Sing" received a PG-13 rating. Here's why.
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The Compelling Reason Chris Pratt Won't Be Playing Indiana Jones Any Time Soon
Chris Pratt recently explained why he wouldn't want to play Harrison Ford's iconic role as Indiana Jones if the opportunity arises.
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Jean-Claude Van Damme's Greatest Movie Fight Scenes Ranked
From underground fighting rings to explosive set pieces against fiendish assassins, here are the best fight scenes in Jean-Claude Van Damme's impressive career.
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How The Black Phone Was Inspired By The Director's Real-Life Trauma
While "The Black Phone" is inspired by the Joe Hill story of the same name, director Scott Derrickson also used his childhood as inspiration for the film.
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Every Movie In The $100 Million Losers Club Ranked
The bigger they are, the harder they fall. We count down the movies in the $100 million losers club, films that dropped $100 million in their second weekends.
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Jordan Peele's Original Title For Nope Is Very Revealing
Although "Nope" may be a perfect title for a horror movie, Jordan Peele has revealed that his third feature film was originally called something different.
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What Team America: World Police Had To Change To Remove Its NC-17 Rating
Trey Parker and Matt Stone are known for their blend of highbrow and lowbrow humor. You can probably guess which Team America scene got flagged.
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Things That Happen In Every Hunger Games Movie
From Katniss proving she's awesome to her constantly saving Peeta, these are things that happen in every Hunger Games movie.
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Sony And Marvel's Madame Web Just Added A Major Parks And Recreation Star
The Dakota Johnson starring "Madame Web" movie has apparently landed a hot TV star to play an undisclosed role in the upcoming Marvel and Sony collaboration.
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Where You've Seen The Cast Of What We Do In The Shadows Before
From "Law & Order" to "Lady Bird," these are the TV shows and movies in which you've seen the cast of "What We Do in the Shadows" before.
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The Real Reason Thor: Love And Thunder Is Rated PG-13
"Thor: Love and Thunder" received a PG-13 rating for all of the usual reasons that come up with Marvel movies.
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Anthony And Joe Russo Bring The Gray Man Out Of The Shadows - Exclusive Interview
Anthony and Joe Russo are evolving and returning to their roots all at once. Looper spoke to them about their latest project, "The Gray Man."
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These Are The Only MCU Actors That Have Won An Oscar
The Marvel Cinematic Universe features some of the best actors working today. Here are the MCU actors who have won an Oscar recently or in the past.
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The Strange World Cast Is Gorgeous In Real Life
"Strange World" is an intriguing animated film with a trailer that got people talking. Although we'll only hear their voices, here's a breakdown of the cast.
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Every James Caan Movie And TV Cameo Ranked
James Caan made many movie and TV cameos over the course of his long career. From "The Simpsons" to "Dick Tracy," we're ranking them all.
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Will There Be A Black Phone 2?
"The Black Phone" has been a hit with critics and at the box office, which begs the question of whether it will get a sequel. Here's what the director says.
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The Untold Truth Of Peter Jackson
There's more to Peter Jackson, director of the "Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit" trilogies, than meets the eye — here's the untold truth of the filmmaker.
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How Francis Coppola Created A Class System On The Set Of The Outsiders
Francis Ford Coppola saw class as such an important element of "The Outsiders" that he divided his own cast along the class background of their characters.
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The Alice In Wonderland Controversy Disney Probably Doesn't Want You To Remember
Let's look at some of the controversies surrounding Lewis Carroll that Disney probably doesn't want you to remember when you watch "Alice in Wonderland."
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Michael Cera On Why He Loved Working With Samuel L. Jackson On Paws Of Fury - Exclusive
Michael Cera shared why he loved his unusual opportunity to work with Samuel L. Jackson in the new animated film "Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank."
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Chris Williams Discusses What It Was Like To Make The Sea Beast During The Pandemic - Exclusive
Netflix's new film "The Sea Beast" had a long road through production. Director Chris Williams explained how they worked on the project through the pandemic.
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George Takei On The Classic Japanese Movies That Inspired Paws Of Fury - Exclusive
George Takei discussed how "Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank" was inspired not only by "Blazing Saddles," but also several classic Japanese films.
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