A Seemingly Simple Shot From Asteroid City Took 60 Takes And Four Hours To Film
A lot of detail goes into Wes Anderson's films, as Jeffrey Wright learned all too well trying to get one simple shot just right while filming "Asteroid City."
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Asteroid City: Why Maya Hawke & Rupert Friend's Onscreen Romance Is Unique - Exclusive Interview
Maya Hawke and Rupert Friend told Looper about the aspects of their onscreen "Asteroid City" romance that you won't see anywhere else. -
Asteroid City Flips Wes Anderson's Meta Approach & Saves The Film
Asteroid City is, quite cleverly, the opposite of every other Wes Anderson movie to date. -
Asteroid City: Scarlett Johansson And Jason Schwartzman Enjoy The Small Things About Wes Anderson - Exclusive Interview
Scarlett Johansson and Jason Schwartzman spoke to Looper about their 1950s-set film, "Asteroid City," and what was new about Wes Anderson's directorial style. -
Where To Watch Galaxy Quest - And How To Read The Sequels
If you can't get enough of 1999's "Star Trek" parody "Galaxy Quest," the film has a couple of comic book sequels. Here's how you can read them. -
Why Barbie Made Warner Bros. And Mattel Nervous, According To Margot Robbie
Making a "Barbie" film might sound like a slam dunk, but Margot Robbie says Warner Bros. and Mattel alike approached the project with caution at first. -
Bill Murray Had A Hilarious Moment Behind The Camera On The Asteroid City Set
While Bill Murray is often a staple in Wes Anderson films, he missed out on being in "Asteroid City;" although he was hilariously behind the camera. -
No Hard Feelings: Why The Raunchy Teen Comedy Is R-Rated & What Parents Should Know
Why is "No Hard Feelings" rated R? Jennifer Lawrence's new movie revels in its raunchiness and definitely isn't appropriate for young kids. -
Scarlett Johansson's Asteroid City Character Was Inspired By An Old Hollywood Starlet
Scarlett Johansson shared that she was inspired by this Old Hollywood starlet when crafting her character Midge Campbell for Wes Anderson's "Asteroid City." -
An R-Rated Mrs. Doubtfire Exists - But There's Only One Way We'll See It
There is indeed an R-rated cut of "Mrs. Doubtfire" out there, but there's only one way fans will potentially get to see it. -
Best Comedy Movies Of 2023 So Far
2023 has already been a great showcase for a wide variety of comedies in almost every type of subgenre imaginable, but these are the year's best sp far. -
Father Of The Bride: Where To Watch The Original And The Reboot
Fans of the "Father of the Bride" franchise will be excited to know that the entire series of films is now available to stream. Here's where you can watch them. -
Galaxy Quest Had An 'Alien School' For Thermians - And It Got A Little Weird
"Galaxy Quest" was a love letter to the classic "Star Trek" series, and it even had an "Alien School" of sorts for the film's actors. -
Asteroid City: Tom Hanks And Wes Anderson's Collaboration Was A Long Time Coming
Wes Anderson's sci-fi comedy "Asteroid City" comes some 15 years after he and Tom Hanks first became friends through one of the director's regular actors. -
Scary Movie 1: How Anna Faris Landed The Impossible-To-Cast Role Of Cindy
Though Anna Faris was eventually cast in the role of Cindy, as "Scary Movie" director Keenen Ivory Wayans explained, it was only after a long search for talent. -
The R-Rated Johnny Depp Movie That Got A PG-13 Cut On Home Video
While the film has become known as one of Johnny Depp's biggest flops, it underwent a recut for home video to earn a PG-13 rating. -
The Blackening Review: Play No Games
Marketed as a throwback to mid-aughts parody fare like the "Scary Movie" films, "The Blackening" is both more interesting and less laugh-out-loud funny. -
Movies We Regret Watching
Some movies are bad whereas others make you regret ever watching them in the first place. From Cats to Street Fighter, here are the movies we wished we avoided. -
Red, White, & Royal Blue: How Faithfully Will The Rom-Com Movie Adapt The Book?
If you've read and loved "Red, White & Royal Blue" by Casey McQuiston, you're probably gearing up for the movie; here's how similar it'll be to the book. -
Bridesmaids 2: Rose Byrne Would Do A Sequel - But Only If One Thing Happens
Rose Byrne has one condition for a "Bridesmaids" sequel, and it's pretty important. -
A Galaxy Quest Sequel Could Happen - But Alan Rickman's Passing Makes It Unlikely
"Galaxy Quest 2," the sequel to the classic starring Tim Allen, Sigourney Weaver, and Alan Rickman, already exists - here's why it could never be filmed today. -
Leprechaun 9 Is Coming From The Creator Of Milk Teeth
The long-running cinematic "Leprechaun" saga still has a little more gold left in the pot. Lionsgate is developing a ninth "Leprechaun" installment. -
Magic Mike's Last Dance Was Inspired By Channing Tatum's Live Show
Some fans may not know it, but the film "Magic Mike's Last Dance" was actually inspired by Channing Tatum's live show. Here's how it happened. -
Was The Original Beetlejuice Script Really Too Disturbing For Hollywood?
As suggested by the original 1985 draft of its script, "Beetlejuice" originally had a much darker tone and a different ending. -
How Wes Anderson Fought Asteroid City's R Rating And Won
Wes Anderson has won his appeal about "Asteroid City"'s R rating, meaning the film will now release rated PG-13; and this calls into question the MPA's system. -
The Jim Carrey Comedy Rotten Tomatoes Hated But Netflix Revived
An early-2000s flick is finding new life on Netflix, with fans tuning in to watch the once critically-hated comedy film starring Jim Carrey and Morgan Freeman. -
The Blackening: How Dewayne Perkins' Improv Background Shaped The Film - Exclusive
Dewayne Perkins, writer and star of the new horror-comedy "The Blackening," told Looper how improvisation played an important role in shaping the film.
