Denzel Washington Refused To Shoot These Pelican Brief Scenes With Julia Roberts
The Pelican Brief got a lot of attention when it came to light that Denzel Washington refused to film certain scenes with his co-star, Julia Roberts.
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New Awkwafina & John Cena Comedy Is A Prime Video Hit – Despite Being A Rotten Tomatoes Flop
Paul Feig's new film Jackpot!, starring Awkwafina and John Cena, didn't go over well with critics, but audiences are watching it in droves on Prime Video. -
Snowpiercer's Disgusting Protein Bars Were Based On A Real-Life Food
We spoke to some experts to see if the passengers in Bong Joon-ho's Snowpiercer could have actually survived on those disgusting protein bars. -
David Corenswet's Best Movie On Rotten Tomatoes Ahead Of His Superman Debut
David Corenswet will soon fly onto screens as Superman, but before that happens, here is his highest-rated movie on Rotten Tomatoes. -
The Crow 1994's Director Alex Proyas Is Not Holding Back On Bill Skarsgard's Remake
Alex Proyas, who directed the 1994 film adaptation of The Crow, has made multiple social media posts mocking the 2024 remake and its poor reception. -
One Of Daniel Craig's Best Movies Is Blowing Up On Netflix
A perfectly entertaining Steven Soderbergh flick featuring Daniel Craig is currently climbing the top charts on Netflix. -
Matt Damon Gave Key Advice To Oppenheimer Co-Star Josh Harnett At The Worst Time Possible
Josh Hartnett's Oppenheimer costar Matt Damon had some useful acting advice to offer, but his timing was completely off. -
The Correct Order To Watch The Divergent Movies
The final movie in the Divergent franchise was canceled, but here's the correct viewing order for the first three movies in the would-be quadrilogy. -
Jaws' Original Ending Couldn't Be More Different Than The Steven Spielberg Version
The ending of Jaws the book is much, much different (and less explosive) than the ending of Steven Spielberg's classic movie. -
Why Blink Twice Has A Trigger Warning (And Why It's Caused Controversy)
Zoë Kravitz's new thriller Blink Twice is prefaced with a trigger warning, which has caused some controversy over whether or not it's necessary. -
The Crow 2024 Resembles An Infamously Reviled '90s Superhero Movie (And That's Not Necessarily A Bad Thing)
The Crow is a reimagining of the Brandon Lee film from 1994, but the new flick starring Bill Skarsgard is reminiscent of another infamous '90s cult film. -
Blink Twice Ending Explained: No One Man Should Have All That Power
Zoe Kravitz proved that she has the juice as a director with Blink Twice, her fascinating, subversive feature directorial debut. Here's our take on the ending. -
How To Watch M. Night Shyamalan's Trap At Home
M. Night Shyamalan's Trap, starring Josh Hartnett as a serial killer at a pop concert, is coming to digital, 4K, and Blu-ray soon. -
Winona Ryder's Best Movie, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Beetlejuice made Winona Ryder a goth girl icon, but it's not the movie currently sitting at the top of the actor's Rotten Tomatoes rankings. -
The Crow Ending Explained: Laugh Now, Cry Later
Bill Skarsgard is the latest actor to play The Crow, but does the ending set up a new franchise? Let us explain. -
Disney Pushed Back On One Alien: Romulus Character, But It's Not Who You Think
Disney questioned if Alien: Romulus director Fede Alvarez needed to include a certain character in the movie, but it's probably not the character you think. -
Lionsgate Deletes Francis Ford Coppola's Megalopolis Trailer After Unexpected Controversy
A trailer for Francis Ford Coppola's Megalopolis has been pulled by Lionsgate after fake movie critic quotes caused controversy. -
Todd Phillips Doesn't Understand Concern Over Joker 2's Big Budget, And That's A Problem
Joker: Folie a Deux has generated a lot of discussion over its budget, and it's a discussion that director Todd Phillips doesn't quite seem to understand. -
The Crow 2024 Remake Banned Real Guns On Set After The Brandon Lee & Rust Tragedies
The Crow remake banned any and all guns from set. Perhaps this could set a precedent for all films moving forward. -
Why The Musical Sequences In Joker 2 Created A Nightmare For Todd Phillips In The Editing Room
It sounds like the musical sequences in Joker: Folie à Deux were a labor of love for all involved, not least of all director Todd Phillips. -
Joker 2's Opening Sequence Takes A Bold, Looney Tunes-Inspired Gamble
Joker: Folie à Deux kicks off with a Looney Tunes-inspired animated opening developed by none other than a famed French animator and director. -
Director Todd Phillips Has A Blunt Response To A Potential Joker 3
Joker: Folie à Deux was surprising enough, but is director Todd Phillips open to the possibility of Joker 3? Here's what he had to say on the subject. -
Strange Darling Review: Nothing Is As It Seems In This Clever, Hyper-Stylish Thriller
The twisty, stylish Strange Darling is a flashy thriller that will keep you guessing. Here's our review. -
Steven Spielberg's Aliens Pitch To James Cameron Would Have Ruined The Xenomorphs
Before James Cameron was a household name, Steven Spielberg offered a suggestion about how to write the Xenomorphs in Aliens. Thankfully, Cameron didn't listen. -
There Are Only Two Perfect Alain Delon Movies, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Legendary, and legendarily handsome, French film star Alain Delon had a remarkable career, yet only two of his movies have perfect Rotten Tomatoes scores. -
The Ending Of Somewhere Quiet Explained
Olivia West Lloyd's movie Somewhere Quiet is purposefully enigmatic, reflecting the perspective of the story's protagonist. Here's our take on the ending. -
Josh Hartnett's Shirtless Trap Scene Is Deeper Than You Think
Josh Hartnett goes shirtless for a scene in M. Night Shyamalan's Trap, and there was more to the moment than meets the eye.
