Stanley Kubrick And Tom Cruise Pushed TAR's Todd Field To Start Directing His Own Movies
Todd Field got his start in Hollywood as an actor, but after landing a gig on "Eyes Wide Shut," Stanley Kubrick and Tom Cruise convinced him to direct.
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Glass Onion Just Changed The Hierarchy Of Power For Wrestlers In Hollywood (Sorry, Dwayne)
"Glass Onion" just changed the hierarchy of power for wrestlers in Hollywood. But what is it that sets Dave Bautista apart from other wrestlers turned actors? -
After Glass Onion, Knives Out Fans Desperately Want A Muppets Crossover
After the release of the second "Knives Out" story, "Glass Onion," fans are calling for Daniel Craig to star as Benoit Blanc in a Muppets crossover. -
Chris Miller Thinks Sony Is The Only Studio That Could've Made Into The Spider-Verse
"Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" co-creator Chris Miller believes Sony is likely the only studio where "Into the Spider-Verse" could've been made. -
Everything American Hustle Doesn't Tell You About The True Story
American Hustle is an engaging and hilarious period movie about a real-life corruption scandal. But the movie doesn't tell you everything about the true story. -
M. Night Shyamalan's Knock At The Cabin Is Getting A VR Experience
M. Night Shyamalan's "Knock at the Cabin" is one of the most anticipated movies of 2023, and it's getting a VR experience at CES. -
Finn Wolfhard Gushes Over Getting To Work With Julianne Moore On When You Finish Saving The World
The young Stranger Things star was understandably intimidated by the Oscar winner, but Finn Wolfhard was surprised by Julianne Moore's graciousness. -
James Corden Thankfully Didn't Get A Third Callback To Play Samwise In The Lord Of The Rings
Before The Late Late Show, before his stint on Doctor Who, before he was Bustopher Jones, James Corden could've made the journey to Mordor. -
The Underappreciated Pelé Biopic That's Definitely Worth Your Time
Football legend Pelé tragically passed away in 2022. As the world mourns the sporting treasure, here is an underappreciated biopic about the Brazilian icon. -
Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania Director Explains Kang's Thematic Importance (& What That Reveals About The Film)
Director Peyton Reed talked about the importance of Kang the Conqueror's thematic importance specifically to "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania." -
Is Eternals 2 Really Happening?
Despite the critical failure of "Eternals," there is some substance to the idea of Marvel Studios creating a sequel film in its upcoming Phase Five of the MCU. -
John Belushi And Jack Nicholson's Bizarre Feud Explained
John Belushi and Jack Nicholson had a strained relationship after the former starred in Nicholson's "Goin' South" production. Here's what happened to the pair. -
John Krasinski Was A Little Shocked By Reed Richards' End In Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness - Exclusive
While promoting "Jack Ryan," John Krasinski discussed his Reed Richards cameo in "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" and the character's brutal end. -
The Hollywood Legend Behind Li Jun Li's Role In Babylon - Exclusive
"Babylon" star Li Jun Li told Looper about the real-life Hollywood legend that inspired her character in the film, Lady Fay Zhu. -
Avatar: The Way Of Water's Costume Designer Praises James Cameron's Immersive 3D Technique - Exclusive
Costume designer Deborah L. Scott shared why she loves James Cameron's immersive 3D techniques in "Avatar: The Way of Water." -
The Biggest Film And TV Disappointments Of 2022 - Looper Staff Picks
Nothing stings like unfulfilled potential. Our Looper writers have chosen their biggest film or TV disappointment of 2022. These flops will haunt us forever. -
Nicolas Cage Says His Various Pets Have Inspired His Performances
Nicolas Cage has revealed one source of inspiration for some of his film performances: his pets. -
Jason Blum Teases That James Wan Could Help Make An Invisible Man Sequel Happen
For fans who have been left wondering if a sequel to "The Invisible Man" could ever happen, James Wan and Blumhouse's Jason Blum have some good news. -
Landing Stephen Sondheim Was Key To Getting Angela Lansbury In Glass Onion
The late legends Angela Lansbury and Stephen Sondheim both appear in "Glass Onion." Sondheim had a major hand in helping get Lansbury on board. -
Angela Lansbury Wasn't That Interested In Learning The Rules Of Among Us For Her Glass Onion Cameo
Angela Lansbury wasn't too interested in studying up on "Among Us" for her "Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery" cameo. -
James Cameron Had To Teach Zoe Saldaña To Run Properly For Avatar
James Cameron has a reputation for making harsh demands of his actors, and Zoe Saldaña didn't escape the director's exacting scrutiny shooting the first Avatar. -
Avatar: The Way Of Water Hits A Billion And Surpasses The Original In A Big Way
It remains to be seen if "The Way of Water" will surpass "Avatar" at the box office overall, but it already has a major leg-up on the competition. -
Justin Bartha Confirms There's A Script For National Treasure 3
Justin Bartha just confirmed there's a script for National Treasure 3, though the fate of the film is anyone's guess. -
Comedy Fans Compared Jim Carrey And Will Ferrell's Careers (& The Winner Is Clear)
Although both are beloved, fans on Reddit came together to discuss Jim Carrey and Will Ferrell's contributions to comedy, and it's clear who they preferred. -
The Best Reboot Or Remake Of 2022 - Looper Staff Picks
2022 was full of reboots and remakes in the film and television worlds. Looper staff picks the best of this year's old ideas. -
Glass Onion Unpeels On Netflix With A Sizeable Premiere
We now know the impressive number of hours people spent watching "Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery" on Netflix following its holiday premiere. -
Damien Chazelle Shot A 2-Hour Cut Of Babylon On His iPhone
"Babylon" director Damien Chazelle recently confirmed that he shot a two-hour practice version of the film on his iPhone.
