What A Code Red Really Means In A Few Good Men
A Few Good Men was a turning point in the careers of director Rob Reiner and writer Aaron Sorkin. This is what code red orders really mean in the film.
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Here's Where You Can Watch A Few Good Men
The Oscar-nominated 1992 film A Few Good Men is still worth a watch in 2021. Here's where you can watch the movie via streaming services. -
The Ending Of High Plains Drifter Explained
High Plains Drifter sees Clint Eastwood playing the Stranger, a man who shows up in town and dispenses justice and revenge. Here's its ending explained. -
How Accurate Is Dark Waters?
There are several journalistic resources to compare Dark Water to the true story of what happened in Parkersburg, West Virginia. -
The Movie Like The Outsiders That Coming-Of-Age Drama Fans Need To See
For all its mega-watt names and lasting cultural impact, even fans of "The Outsiders" might not know about the other film adaptation of S.E. Hinton's work. -
The Ending Of Uncut Gems Explained
There's one big question left lingering in the air at the end of the critically beloved 2019 film "Uncut Gems." Let's explore the movie's ending now. -
The Movie Like Gladiator The Historical Action Fans Need To See
Ridley Scott's "Gladiator" is one of the greatest sword-and-sandal epics of all time. If you want to see something close to it, that film also comes from Scott. -
What The Cast Of Gladiator Is Doing Now
Most of the cast of "Gladiator" have become household names over the last 20 years. Here's what the actors who starred in the epic are doing now. -
Those Who Wish Me Dead Review: Smoke From A Distant Fire
This Angelina Jolie-led action thriller set in the Montana wilderness is a rebound for director Taylor Sheridan -- but it still falls short of his best work. -
Killers Of The Flower Moon Release Date, Cast, Trailer, Plot And More Details
Killers of the Flower Moon tells the story of the mysterious murders of members of the Osage tribe in the 1920s. Here's what we know about the film so far. -
Wrath Of Man Review: Ritchie's Got A Brand New Bag
"Wrath of Man" reunites Guy Ritchie with his old pal (and three-time collaborator) Jason Statham, but it also gives us a brand new version of the director. -
The Ending Of Eyes Wide Shut Explained
Stanley Kubrick's last film was a mystery drama called Eyes Wide Shut starring Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise. Here's the 1999 film's ending explained. -
What The Cast Of No Country For Old Men Is Doing Today
2007's No Country for Old Men still registers, even today, as an unusual choice for the Oscars' top prize. Here's what the film's cast is doing today. -
The Ending Of Mystic River Explained
The ending of "Mystic River" is tragic enough, but there's also tons to unpack about what it all means. -
The Ending Of Gladiator Explained
The powerful ending of Gladiator makes it one of those movies guaranteed to make anyone cry, but it's also oddly satisfying. We'll explain. -
The Outside Story Review: Undercut By The Pandemic
While "The Outside Story" doesn't exactly work in 2021, Brian Tyree Henry delivers a strong lead performance in this film about a man locked outside. -
What The Blind Side Doesn't Tell You About The True Story
The Blind Side oversimplifies the journey of Michael Oher. This is this true story, as well as what he thinks of the movie about his early life. -
The Most Accurate Part Of The Social Network Isn't What You Think
Mark Zuckerberg doesn't think the 'The Social Network' got much right, but he admits that the film did nail this one personal detail. -
Stowaway Review: An Intergalactic Bore
"Stowaway" is a sci-fi thriller with a simple yet ingenious premise -- but it takes more than a great idea to deliver a movie worth watching. -
Things You Only Notice In Shutter Island After Watching It More Than Once
If you want to dig deeper into Ashecliffe's mysteries, here are some details you might've missed the first time you watched Shutter Island. -
Together Together Review: An Alternative Love Story
Nikole Beckwith's "Together Together" is the rare indie dramedy whose narrow focus allows it to resonate deeply without overstaying its welcome. -
The Surprising Reason Renee Zellweger Allegedly Demanded A Body Double On Cinderella Man
Russell Crowe allegedly put Renee Zellweger through a lot during the making of 2005's Cinderella Man. Here's why she allegedly demanded a body double for Crowe. -
Things About The Departed That Don't Make Any Sense
If you've been through Martin Scorsese's awards giant The Departed, then you know there are a few things about the plot that just don't make a lot of sense. -
Everything The Social Network Got Wrong About The True Story
The Social Network is regarded as one of the best films of its decade. Plenty of changes were necessary to turn the facts behind Facebook into fiction. -
The Ending Of The Good, The Bad And The Ugly Explained
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly is one of many iconic westerns from Sergio Leone. The film's ending has consequences that reach beyond movies. -
Concrete Cowboy Review: A Disappointing Modern Western
"Concrete Cowboys" boasts a strong cast led by Idris Elba and all kinds of good intentions. Is that enough to outweigh a sometimes frustrating story? -
Shiva Baby Review: The Most Anxiety-Inducing Comedy In Years
Emma Seligman's directorial debut, the Mubi release "Shiva Baby," walks a fine line between cringe comedy and anxiety-inducing character study.
