American Fiction Review: Jeffrey Wright Excels In One Of The Year's Best
Cord Jefferson's exceptional directorial debut, "American Fiction," features a dazzling performance from Jeffrey Wright and some sharp satire.
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May December: The Disturbing Real Sex Scandal Behind The Netflix Movie Explained
Todd Haynes' latest Netflix film, "May December," isn't an easy watch. But its investigative lens vitally explores a real-life abuse story in a thoughtful way. -
Howard Stern Was Bradley Cooper's First Choice For This A Star Is Born Role
Bradley Cooper and Howard Stern have revealed that Cooper offered Stern a role in his 2018 film "A Star Is Born," and Stern seriously considered accepting. -
Why Did Cary Grant Boycott The Academy Awards?
Some fans may know that Cary Grant boycotted the Academy Awards for quite some time, but how many know the reason that led him to his actions? -
Call Me By Your Name's Peach Scene Is Deeper Than You Think
The memorable peach scene from "Call Me by Your Name" goes even further in the book. Author André Aciman explained the significance of the moment. -
Saltburn's Sex Scenes Are Raunchy And Raw For An Important Reason
"Saltburn" includes some truly shocking sex scenes. As it turns out, this was all done on purpose, setting a very important tone for the film as a whole. -
The Real Reason Napoleon Disobeyed Orders And Left Egypt To Return To France
Ridley Scott's "Napoleon" gives the nascent tyrant an historically inaccurate reason for leaving Egypt, but this is why Bonapart really returned to France. -
Saltburn Director Defends Barry Keoghan's Most Provocative Scene
Director Emerald Fennell breaks down and explains why "Saltburn's" raunchiest moment is also the sexiest scene she's ever shot, much less seen. -
Napoleon Didn't Divorce Josephine - He Was Way More Nefarious
Despite what you may have been taught, Napoleon Bonaparte didn't actually divorce his wife Josephine - it was actually a more conniving machination. -
Why Is Saltburn Rated R?
Emerald Fennell's "Saltburn" is a provocative thriller containing several scenes of explicit content. Here's why the film is rated R. -
Jacob Elordi Didn't Want To Audition For DC's Superman Because It Was Too 'Dark'
Apparently, "Euphoria" star Jacob Elordi turned down auditioning for Superman because it was simply too "dark." -
The Ending Of Maestro Explained
Directed by and starring Bradley Cooper, "Maestro" is a captivating look at the life and career of conductor and composer Leonard Bernstein. -
David Fincher Refuses To Watch Fight Club Again - Here's Why
"Fight Club" may be one of director David Fincher's most popular films, but he hasn't watched it in 20 years and may never view it again. -
The Ending Of May December Explained
Todd Haynes' Netflix drama "May December" stars Natalie Portman as an actress researching a scandal for a role. Here's the ending of the film explained. -
Saltburn Review: A Gorgeous Film That Lacks In Subtlety
Barry Keoghan shines in "Saltburn," an aesthetically gorgeous take on class structure that never fails to engage the audience. -
The Ending Of Saltburn Explained
Led by Barry Keoghan and Jacob Elordi, "Saltburn" contains enough opulence and depravity to make Bret Easton Ellis look wholesome and broke. -
The Killer: Redditors Argue Fincher's Film Is A Dark Comedy - Are They Right?
"The Killer" fans are debating whether the film is a comedy or a drama. There is a clear consensus, but some still have mixed feelings about the genre. -
'F— You': Adam Driver Slams Critical Ferrari Audience Member
Adam Driver has a blunt response when someone criticizes the car crash scenes in "Ferrari" during an audience Q&A event. -
Napoleon Director Ridley Scott Blasts Fact-Checkers With 3 Words
"Napoleon" director Ridley Scott as a curt response to fact-checkers pointing out historical inaccuracies in his film. -
Napoleon Review: Little Man, Big Movie
Joaquin Phoenix takes on one of his biggest roles to date in "Napoleon," co-starring Vanessa Kirby, as Ridley Scott's historical epic covers the emperor's life. -
Edith Piaf Biopic On The Way - But It's Fully AI-Generated
A new Edith Piaf biopic is in the works. However, to the surprise of many, the project is created entirely through artificial intelligence. -
50 Worst Movie Endings Of All-Time
Sometimes a great movie ends terribly. Sometimes a bad movie ends worse. From The Flash to Tim Burton's Planet of the Apes, these are cinema's worst endings. -
American Made: Does The Real Life Barry Seal Look Anything Like Tom Cruise?
In "American Made," Tom Cruise plays real-life pilot Barry Seal. However, there are a lot of differences between the actor's appearance and the real person. -
More Actors Have Played Priscilla Presley Than You Likely Realized
Cailee Spaeny plays Priscilla Presley in Sofia Coppola's "Priscilla," becoming the latest in a long line of actors who have portrayed Elvis' ex-wife. -
Gladiator's Most Iconic Shot Was Unplanned - And It's Deeper Than You Think
Maximus brushing his hand over stalks of wheat is one of the most memorable shots in Ridley Scott's Gladiator, and yet it wasn't planned. -
All The Light We Cannot See: Netflix's Ending Changes Everything - And That's Ok
Netflix's "All the Light We Cannot See" made significant changes to the its source material's conclusion. As it turns out, that change was just fine. -
Enola Holmes 3 Officially In The Works At Netflix
Netflix has revealed that Enola Holmes 3 is in the works for Millie Bobby Brown, but which of the Nancy Springer books will be adapted this time?
