Did Kevin Bacon Do His Own Dancing In Footloose?
Kevin Bacon is known for his roles in a long list of movies - Mystic River, JFK and Apollo 13 to name a few - but it was Footloose that first made him a star.
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The Surprising Reason Al Pacino Couldn't Believe He Was Cast In The Godfather
Al Pacino recently spoke to The New York Times and revealed why he was surprised to get the role of Michael Corleone in "The Godfather." -
The Untold Truth Of Natural Born Killers
Whatever you think of Natural Born Killers, there's no denying that it's still important today. Here is the untold truth of Oliver Stone's shocking satire. -
Is To Kill A Mockingbird Based On A True Story?
When examined closely, readers will notice that certain aspects of the plot draw a parallel with author Harper Lee's own childhood. -
Where Was The Truman Show Actually Filmed?
The 1998 psychological dramedy "The Truman Show," starring Jim Carrey, takes place in picture-perfect suburbia. Here's where it was really filmed. -
The Big Clue You Probably Missed Early In The Truman Show
One TikTok user pointed out a subtle clue that should have revealed the plot of The Truman Show right away. -
The Improvised Richard Castellano Line That Changed The Godfather Forever
One of the most infamous and coldblooded lines in cinematic history wasn't in the script. -
The Character You Likely Forgot Adam Scott Played In The Aviator
Long before Adam Scott starred in 'Parks and Recreation,' he played a role in 'The Aviator,' Martin Scorsese's 2004 biopic about aviation pioneer Howard Hughes. -
Is The Departed Based On A True Story?
The Martin Scorsese film The Departed is a remake of the Hong Kong film Infernal Affairs. But how much of the movie is based on a true story? -
Cyrano Review: Not The Bergerac Everyone Nose
There's something surprisingly empowering about this adaptation that may not make itself apparent at first glance. -
Francis Ford Coppola Has One Major Regret About The Godfather Franchise
Director Francis Ford Coppola discusses his films with GQ and reveals one major regret about The Godfather trilogy regarding how he wanted to title the sequels. -
How Accurate Is Captain Phillips?
Hollywood has often applied a starlit shimmer over some truly incredible true stories, but just how much reality made it into this award-winning film? -
The Requiem For A Dream Scene That Went Too Far
It's a brilliant movie, but there's one scene that comes off as cheap, if not outright insensitive. -
30 Movies Like Goodfellas That Are Worth Your Time
You can only watch "Goodfellas" so many times before you crave something ... like "Goodfellas." From "Casino" to "Miller's Crossing," here's your gangster fix. -
The Ending Of Vanilla Sky Explained
The 2001 movie Vanilla Sky, starring Tom Cruise and Penélope Cruz, is quite hard to understand. To help you out, here's the ending of Vanilla Sky explained. -
The Ending Of Moonlight Explained
It's a beautiful ending, but what does it mean? Here's how it plays into the film's themes. -
The Ending Of The Devil Wears Prada Explained
The decisions that Andy makes throughout the movie, particularly at the end, paint a complex picture of the fashion industry. -
How Historically Accurate Is Argo?
Even as the movie recounted a real crisis and a perilous rescue, one has to wonder how much of the movie was true and how much was not. -
The Color Purple Release Date, Cast, Trailer, Plot And More Details
"The Color Purple" has won accolades as a book, a movie, and a stage musical. Now, it's returning as a musical film. Let's take a closer look at the project. -
The Goodfellas Legend You Likely Forgot Starred On Law & Order
The stoic "Law & Order" sergeant is a far cry from the role and method of garlic cutting this "Goodfellas" legend is now synonymous with. -
The Stand By Me Reference You Missed On Rick And Morty
Rick and Morty is a show that likes using pop-culture references, but one reference to Stand By Me may be more subtle than its predecessors. -
Why The Xs In The Departed Mean More Than You Think
In the 2006 crime drama film "The Departed," director Martin Scorsese incorporated a visual motif of the letter 'x' that has a secret dark meaning. -
Why The Pipe Dream Scene From Shawshank Redemption Means More Than You Think
Red's passing comment in the pipe dream scene from "The Shawshank Redemption" means more than you think, offering a bit of foreshadowing for the final act. -
Why Whiplash's Costume In Iron Man 2 Makes No Sense
With everything Ivan Vanko, aka Whiplash, knows about physics and Arc Reactor technology, his first costume in "Iron Man 2" makes no sense. -
The Character You Forgot Ryan Gosling Played In Remember The Titans
Remember the Titans served as a proving ground for some would-be big names, including a young Ryan Gosling. -
The Apocalypse Now Scene Martin Sheen Regrets Filming
The Vietnam War film "Apocalypse Now" became iconic, but there is one scene actor Martin Sheen regrets filming. -
Why The Oranges In The Godfather Mean More Than You Think
The classic film is so rich that you never really stop noticing new details and sly strokes of genius in it.
