Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret Review: A YA Classic For A New Generation
Judy Blume's "Are You There God? It's Me Margaret" has a brand-new movie adaptation, and it's just as warm-hearted and intelligent as the classic book.
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Chevalier Review: A Soapy Take On The Life Of Joseph Bologne
"Chevalier" offers a vivid take on the life of composer Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges. But do its strengths outweigh its flaws? -
Why Is Air Rated R? What Parents Should Know Before Letting Their Kids Watch
Kids love to wear Air Jordans, but should their parents bring them to see Air, or not? -
What's The Song In Netflix's All The Light We Cannot See Teaser Trailer?
The teaser trailer for Netflix's "All the Light We Cannot See" uses an instrumental piece of classical music to set the tone for the limited series. -
Martin Scorsese's Killers Of The Flower Moon Is One Of The Longest Films In Modern Times
No stranger to long flicks, Martin Scorsese's "Killers of the Flower Moon" is one of the longest films in modern times. And it's not too far from previous work. -
Goodfellas: Whatever Happened To The Real-Life Jimmy Conway?
Here's what really happened to James Burke, the real-life mob figure who inspired Robert De Niro's Jimmy Conway in Goodfellas, after the film's events. -
John Leguizamo Turned Down Carlito's Way Three Times Before Saying Yes
John Leguizamo starred as Benny Blanco in the 1993 film "Carlito's Way" alongside Al Pacino and Sean Penn, but he originally said no to the role multiple times. -
Seven Kings Must Die's Debut Was A Hit (But It Couldn't Beat Murder Mystery 2)
"The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die" had an impressive opening week on Netflix, but it didn't come close to the success of "Murder Mystery 2." -
Who Is Playing Nani In Disney's Live-Action Lilo & Stitch?
After the announcement that there would be a live action "Lilo and Stitch," fans may be wondering who will be taking up the role of Lilo's sister Nani. -
The Ending Of The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die Explained
Netflix's "The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die" is a movie that tells the tale of a prophecy, a power vacuum, and a united England. But how much is fact? -
Netflix's Hunger Is An Intense Thriller That Fans Of The Menu Need To See
Anyone who loved "The Menu" should watch Netflix's "Hunger," as it tackles many of the same themes while targetting the ultra-wealthy. -
Did Uhtred Die In The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die? His Fate Explained
For those who want to know whether or not Uhtred dies in The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die, here's his fate explained. -
Why The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die Left Out Lady Aelswith & King Edward
"The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die" leaves out some key characters from the show, and the team behind the production had a few reasons for doing so. -
The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die - Why Queen Eadgifu Was Recast For The Movie
Queen Eadgifu is played by a new actress in "The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die," and fans may recognize her from her previous work. -
White Noise: Is Dylar An Actual Drug?
While Dylar may be a major plot device in both the novel and film versions of White Noise, it doesn't actually exist. But what does it represent? -
Jake Gyllenhaal Thinks He Lost Brain Cells During His Everest Training
"I think I lost a number of brain cells which is how I'm getting through this today," Jake Gyllenhaal said about his experience filming the 2015 film "Everest." -
How Jake Gyllenhaal Completely Evolved His Prisoners Role From Script To Screen
Jake Gyllenhaal detailed how his role in "Prisoners" evolved from the initial script, saying he saw the "essence of something else" in the character. -
Why Al Pacino Was Genuinely Relieved To Not Win The Best Actor Oscar For Serpico
Al Pacino explains why he was actually relieved when he didn't win the best actor Oscar in 1974, when he was nominated for his performance in "Serpico." -
Air's Chris Tucker Wrote His Scenes After Phone Calls With Howard White Himself
After having his role written into the film, Chris Tucker wrote his "Air" scenes after some phone calls with none other than Howard White himself. -
Rare Objects: Katie Holmes Dedicates Film To Daughter Suri Cruise In Tender Way
Katie Holmes has dedicated her most recent film, "Rare Objects," to her daughter, Suri Cruise. It's the second time she's done so. -
Who Plays Chef Paul In Netflix's Hunger?
Netflix's "Hunger" is another scathing critique of the upper class, and it stars Thai movie star Nopachai Chaiyanam as the intense Chef Paul. -
Between Tetris And Air, Today's Product Movies Honor The Middlemen & Do The Creators Dirty
Recent films, like "Tetris" and "Air," focus on great societal innovations, even if they usually neglect the person who inspired the innovation initially. -
Everything Air Gets Wrong (Or Doesn't Tell You) About The True Story
Air may be based on a true story, but there are still plenty of details that aren't quite accurate. -
Joel Coen Lied To Steve Buscemi's Face About His Character In Fargo
"Fargo" star Steve Buscemi reveals how director Joel Coen was dishonest with him during pre-production of the Oscar-winning movie. -
The Green Mile Facts That Are Still Behind Bars
"The Green Mile" tackled some big themes while telling the story of John Coffey. Here are "The Green Mile" facts that are still behind bars. -
The Mandalorian Ch. 19's Taxi Driver Drops Some Deep Cut Star Wars References
The Mysess Blossom and the Mantabog of Malastre might seem like throwaway lines from the cab driver, but they are actually some obscure "Star Wars" references. -
Stand By Me Facts That Got Buried In Castle Rock
Stand By Me is the story of four boys, but it belongs to everyone who's walked in the twilight world between childhood and adulthood.
