A Clueless Studio Exec Tried To Cut The Drumming From Whiplash
In the pantheon of boneheaded notes from studio execs, the suggestion to cut the final drum scene from Damien Chazelle's Whiplash may be in a class all its own.
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Deadpool & Wolverine Becomes Second R-Rated Movie To Gross $1 Billion Worldwide
Deadpool & Wolverine has become only the second R-rated movie ever to cross the $1 billion milestone at the global box office. -
The Stuntman - Release Window, Producer, Director And More Info
The Stuntman is one of three upcoming films set in the rebooted Kick-Ass universe. Here's what we know about the movie so far. -
The Thing Almost Got A Sequel Series From Frank Darabont - Here's Why It Didn't Happen
Before Kurt Russell and John Carpenter's The Thing got a prequel movie, it nearly got a sequel series from The Walking Dead alum Frank Darabont. -
The Story Behind Buffy The Vampire Slayer's Many, Many Star Wars Easter Eggs
Buffy the Vampire Slayer's countless nods to Star Wars were the result of a very geeky writers' room. -
Warner Bros. Had A Strict Batman Rule For Halle Berry's Catwoman Movie
Halle Berry's Catwoman film just turned 20, and the cast and crew are finally revealing the Warner Bros. studio mandates for the story. -
From Art To Pennywise, Ranking The 11 Scariest Clowns In Horror
Clowns are terrifying to millions, and some of that can be blamed on movies and TV shows making them monsters. Here's a list of the scariest clowns in horror. -
Aliens Had To Trim Down An Essential Moment Between Ripley And Her Daughter
The theatrical cut of Aliens removes some key context for Ripley's (Sigourney Weaver) desire to protect Newt (Rebecca Jorden) in the film. -
The Borg Heads In Star Trek: First Contact Contain Hidden Messages
There was a hidden detail in Star Trek: First Contact that no one watching the film could've noticed. -
Stephen King Had One Requirement For The 2017 Adaptation Of It
When Hollywood wanted to adapt It to the big screen, Stephen King had one requirement that would make it different from the 1990 miniseries. -
One Boogie Nights Scene Had Extras Walking Off The Set, But It Wasn't A Sex Scene
While shooting one scene in Boogie Nights, Paul Thomas Anderson saw some of his extras walking off set. -
Borderlands Bombs At The Box Office With $10 Million Opening Weekend
Eli Roth's Borderlands, based on the sci-fi shooter game franchise, is off to a dismal start at the box office in its opening weekend. -
Ryan Reynolds' Best Movie Happened Because Of His Financeable Face
What might very well be Ryan Reynolds' best movie almost didn't happen until he came on board the project. -
Drive Angry's Unmade Sequel Would Have Been Epic
Had Drive Angry gotten a sequel, Nic Cage would have been on a vengeance mission ... for the devil. -
The Best Star Trek Movie According To Rotten Tomatoes
Every Trekkie has their favorite Star Trek movie, but one film in the franchise is rated higher than all the rest on Rotten Tomatoes. -
Lady Deadpool Herself Kicks Deadpool & Wolverine Out Of The Box Office No. 1 Spot
Romantic drama It Ends With Us, starring Blake Lively, ended Deadpool & Wolverine's No. 1 streak at the box office on Friday. -
The Scientist Scene In 12 Monkeys That Caused Arguments Behind The Scenes
A pivotal 12 Monkeys scene involving one of the scientists from the movie's post-apocalyptic future caused trouble for the film's writers. -
The Gladiator 2 Character Barry Keoghan Almost Played
Barry Keoghan, whose credits include Saltburn, Dunkirk, and many more, nearly joined the cast of Ridley Scott's Gladiator 2. Here's who he would have played. -
Chris Pine Once Got A Black Eye From One Of His Star Trek Co-Stars
Star Trek Beyond features lots of slick action scenes, one of which resulted in Chris Pine getting accidentally socked in the eye. -
The First PG-13 Movie Was Called The Most Violent Movie Ever Made
This action movie sparked controversy when heated debates over violent movies and the creation of the PG-13 rating were rampant. So what happened? -
Why Marvel's Avengers: Age Of Ultron Has A Thanks To Studio Ghibli In Its Credits
Marvel's Avengers take on a robot menace in Age of Ultron, but there's a familiar Studio Ghibli robot lurking in the movie as well. -
25 Years Ago, The Sixth Sense Became The Must-See Box Office Sensation Of The '90s
The Sixth Sense was a huge hit upon its release in 1999, so much so that M. Night Shyamalan is still living in its shadow today. -
Deadpool & Wolverine's Messy Logan Co-Creator Credit Controversy, Explained
Deadpool & Wolverine has brought renewed attention to the situation around Logan's creation in Marvel's comic books. -
Why Star Trek's Rebecca Romijn Finds Trekkies Less Scary Than Marvel Fans
Rebecca Romijn knows a thing or two about fandoms, but even the X-Men and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds star finds Marvel fans intimidating. -
Deadpool & Wolverine Continues A Chris Evans Marvel Record That Will Be Hard To Beat
Thanks to Deadpool & Wolverine, Chris Evans continues to hold a Marvel record that no other MCU actor is close to matching. -
Great Sci-Fi Movies That Shouldn't Have Skipped Theaters
In the age of streaming, plenty of sci-fi movies debuted on the small screen when they should have gotten a wide theatrical release. Here are some of the best. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From 1974's Blazing Saddles
After losing folks like Cleavon Little and Gene Wilder, there are only two major actors still alive from Mel Brooks' classic satire Blazing Saddles.
