Barbie's Latest Trailer Is Giving Folks Flashbacks Of Rugrats' Cynthia Doll
Barbies are everywhere in the new trailer for "Barbie," and this Barbie bares a striking resemblance to Angelica's doll Cynthia in "Rugrats."
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Why Wes Anderson Set Asteroid City In The '50s
Wes Anderson's newest film "Asteroid City" has premiered at Cannes Film Festival to glowing reviews, and the director shared why he set the movie in the 1950s.
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Quentin Tarantino's Upcoming Movie Isn't About A Famous Movie Critic After All
Quentin Tarantino's upcoming movie isn't about a famous person after all.
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Colin Farrell Didn't Let His Anger Boil Over On Tigerland's Set
Despite the heavy material, Colin Farrell didn't ever let his anger boil over on the "Tigerland" set. Here's what the actor had to say about the experience.
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Here's Where The Color Purple (2023) Was Actually Filmed
"The Color Purple," a new adaptation of the iconic Alice Walker novel-turned-movie-turned-musical, was filmed on location in this U.S. state.
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Is The Color Purple (2023) A Remake Of The Original Movie?
"The Color Purple" is getting a new film adaptation, but fans of Steven Spielberg's original 1985 version may be wondering whether this new one is a remake.
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Tina Satter And Star Sydney Sweeney Face Reality In New HBO Film - Exclusive Interview
"Reality" director Tina Satter and star Sydney Sweeney discussed telling the story of Reality Winner, adapting the transcripts from her interrogation, and more.
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Matt Damon Thinks The Solution To Barbie Vs. Oppenheimer Is An Opening Weekend Double Feature
A rivalry is brewing between "Barbie" and "Oppenheimer," and actor Matt Damon suggests audiences see both the same weekend to settle the score.
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Twilight: What's The Story Behind Jasper Cullen?
Jasper Cullen might have a relatively small role in the "Twilight" movies, but he still has a rich and dramatic background from when he first became a vampire.
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May December Review: A Midnight Movie In Awards Bait Clothing
The female stars in "May December" go full camp, though the film as a whole could have gone further as either comedy or drama.
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The Zone Of Interest Review: The Banality Of Evil
"The Zone of Interest" makes a statement on the banality of evil, yet by its very nature, a lot of the film is slow.
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Florence Pugh Suggests Watching This Dramedy For Anyone New To Her Filmography
According to Florence Pugh, fans wanting to familiarize themselves with her filmography need to start with her wrestling film, Fighting with My Family.
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Killers Of The Flower Moon's Biggest Challenge Was Not Turning It Into A Mystery
Here's why director Martin Scorsese and star Leonardo DiCaprio chose not to turn "Killers of the Flower Moon" into a familiar true-crime mystery.
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The Color Purple: Remake's First Trailer Lives Up To The Original
The Color Purple is circling back all the way to where it started -- the big screen -- in an absolutely faithful way.
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Jude Law Made Sure He Smelt Awful As Henry VIII In Firebrand
Jude Law went to disgusting lengths to play Henry VIII in the upcoming film "Firebrand."
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Firebrand: Why Jude Law Couldn't Consider Henry VIII As A Monster
Jude Law took on the role of Henry VIII for "Firebrand," but approached the character through a different lens than some past interpretations of the monarch.
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The Hugh Jackman Drama Flop Defying Odds And Killing It On Netflix
Many may have already forgotten Hugh Jackman had a drama film come out in 2022, but it's playing now on Netflix with plenty of people tuning in.
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Once Upon A Time In Hollywood: Who Did Austin Butler Play?
Before his star-making role as Elvis Presley in "Elvis," Austin Butler played a small role in Quentin Tarantino's 2019 flick, "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood."
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Helen Mirren Battled The MPAA For A Controversial Film
Helen Mirren starred in the controversial film "The Cook, The Thief, His Wife, & Her Lover," and she personally tried to fight its X rating in the US in 1990.
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Why Sonya From A Man Called Otto Looks So Familiar
In "A Man Called Otto," audiences are introduced to Young Otto's wife, Sonya. Here is a look at the actor who plays Sonya and why she might look familiar.
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The Ending Of Margin Call Explained
"Margin Call" dramatizes the financial collapse of 2007 through 2009 through the perspectives of employees at a fictional firm. Here's the ending explained.
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Is Tom Cruise's A Few Good Men Based On A True Story?
Tom Cruise's "A Few Good Men" showcases the trial of marines accused of the murder of Pfc. William T. Santiago. Are these events based on a true story?
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Killers Of The Flower Moon: First Reviews Heap Praise On Martin Scorsese And Cast
First reviews for Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon out of the Cannes Film Festival are highly positive.
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Why Is The Breakfast Club Rated R? What Parents Should Know Before Letting Their Kids Watch
There are a number of reasons why John Hughes' 1980s classic The Breakfast Club is rated R despite its lack of explicit scenes.
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Where To Watch Hallmark's High Flying Romance Starring Jessica Lowndes
Jessica Lowndes starred in another heartfelt Hallmark film, "High Flying Romance." Potential viewers may be wondering where they can watch it.
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Mission: Impossible 7 Gave Director Christopher McQuarrie His Biggest Challenge Yet
Director Christopher McQuarrie reveals how filming one sequence in "Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One" became the biggest challenge of his career.
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Who Does Leonardo DiCaprio Play In Killers Of The Flower Moon?
"Killers of the Flower Moon" features a pair of starring performances from Robert DeNiro and Leonardo DiCaprio. Here's a look at who DiCaprio plays in the film.
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