The Only Major Actors Still Alive From The Cast Of The Dirty Dozen
Although "The Dirty Dozen" is an enduring classic of the war genre, there are only a few members of its cast still with us these days.
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The Untold Truth Of The Terrifier Franchise
You may have heard that the "Terrifier" films are among the most brutal horror movies ever made, but what else do you know about this hit low budget franchise?
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Orlando Bloom Absolutely Hated A Huge Role - 'I Didn't Want To Do The Movie'
Orlando Bloom loved his Pirates of the Caribbean & Lord of the Rings roles, but one film he would rather forget is Troy. Here’s why he hated it.
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The Ending Of Places In The Heart Explained
The 1980s were also a kind of golden age for prestige family dramas, including Places in the Heart. Here's the explanation of that film's ending.
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Bizarre Things That Happened On The Set Of The Passion Of The Christ
As surreal as things can get during the movie itself, there were also quite a few bizarre happenings behind the scenes.
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The Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare Assistant Is More Important Than You Think
M's assistant in "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare" is a real-life figure who later became an accomplished novelist and the creator of a pop culture icon.
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The Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare Review: The Best & Worst Of Guy Ritchie In One Thrill-Ride
Guy Ritchie's "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare" gets bored of its own dialogue scenes, but the WWII action film will more than delight with its shootouts.
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This Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare Cast Connection Is Unbelievable - But True
"The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare" hits theaters on April 19. Fans should learn about one cast member's significant familial connection to the film's plot.
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5 Essential Team-Up Movies To See Before The Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare
"The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare" is the latest movie that features a ragtag group teaming up to cause trouble. Here are some similar films to check out.
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We Rewatched Oppenheimer And It's Completely Different Now
Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer" only gets better on rewatch. So we consumed a bunch of behind-the-scenes info, and the film seems completely different now.
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The 2024 Oscars Continued A Sad Streak That Started In 2013
Martin Scorsese is in the midst of an Academy Award losing streak that began over a decade ago, despite "Killer of the Flower Moon's" critical acclaim.
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Al Pacino's Awkward 2024 Oscars Flub Made A Mess Of The Night's Biggest Award
The 96th Academy Awards had several memorable moments, but perhaps none were as surprising as Al Pacino's unusual approach to announcing the Best Picture.
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Russell Crowe's Controversial 2014 Movie Is Getting A Second Life On Netflix
Viewers on Netflix are checking out Russell Crowe's controversial 2014 film "Noah," which drew the ire of many for its depiction of the Biblical figure's life.
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Why Brad Pitt Almost Quit One Of His Most Iconic '90s Movies After A Table Read
"Legends of the Fall" director Ed Zwick revealed that Brad Pitt didn't like the script after the table read, and problems continued during filming.
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Kate Winslet's Titanic Nude Scene Led To Some Extremely Awkward Moments
Kate Winslet has spoken about how Rose's nude scene in "Titanic" has led to awkward fan encounters, even decades later: "I don't sign that [picture]."
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5 Exciting Henry Cavill Movies To Help You Move On From Superman
If you're looking for more Henry Cavill following his Superman and "Witcher" departures and now his new movie, "Argylle," he's got plenty of projects upcoming.
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How Austin Butler's Elvis Accent Created A Problem For Masters Of The Air
After completing his work on "Elvis," Austin Butler had some challenges when getting started on Apple TV's WWII series, "Masters of the Air."
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Jeffrey Wright's Dialogue Was Replaced In An Ang Lee Movie For A Shocking Reason
Earlier in his career, "Westworld" star Jeffrey Wright had to deal with some hefty studio interference when taking part in an Ang Lee movie.
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Real People Who Were Worse Than Their Biopic Portrayed
Hollywood doesn't always get it right. From Napoleon Bonaparte to P.T. Barnum, here are some real people who are way worse than their biopics portrayed.
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Vincent Gallo Accused Of Sexually Explicit Language During The Policeman Auditions
Multiple actresses are accusing actor Vincent Gallo of misconduct during the auditions for "The Policeman," in which he plays the Golden State Killer.
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Is Marisa Abela Really Singing In The Amy Winehouse Biopic Back To Black?
Playing a late, legendary singer like Amy Winehouse may be hard enough, but sounding like her may arguably be the more difficult -- if not impossible -- task.
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Lily Gladstone's Historic Golden Globe Speech Sends Searches For Blackfeet Language Skyrocketing
At the 81st annual Golden Globes, Lily Gladstone made history by becoming the first Indigenous actor to win a best actress award and speak in Blackfeet.
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Almost All Of Kate Hudson's Highest Box Office Films Share One Thing In Common
Kate Hudson is known primarily for rom-coms, but she's had successful films in other genres too. Here's what most of her highest-grossing films have in common.
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Was Gladiator's Maximus A Real Person?
"Gladiator's" Maximus wasn't a real person, but Russell Crowe's iconic character was absolutely influenced by multiple historical figures.
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Bruce Willis' John McClane 'Cameo' In Pearl Harbor - An Urban Myth Explained
Online legend has it that John McClane of "Die Hard" can be seen in the background of "Pearl Harbor," Michael Bay's 2001 historical epic. Can you see it?
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The Most Laughably Inaccurate Historical Films
Fictionalized cinematic versions of actual events aren't supposed to be documentaries, but these movies go way off the rails.
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Margot Robbie Explains Barbie & Oppenheimer's Shared Release Date & Why It Worked
'Barbenheimer' took the world by storm during the 2023 summer. According to Margot Robbie, both films ended up having the same release date for one reason.
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