The Last Jedi Director Rian Johnson Discusses The Inherent Humor Of Star Wars
No matter how serious "Star Wars" can get, there is always humor in the franchise, which Rian Johnson explored in "Star Wars" The Last Jedi."
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Joseph Kosinski Loved Working With Tom Cruise On Top Gun: Maverick
"Top Gun: Maverick" director Joseph Kosinski loved working with Tom Cruise on the film for a number of reasons, including Cruise's collaborative approach. -
Rian Johnson Had A Terrifying First Encounter With The Star Wars Franchise
Before Rian Johnson entered the world of "Star Wars" as a director, an early theatrical experience with "Return of the Jedi" terrified him at a young age. -
Zachary Levi Seems To Confirm That He's Staying On As The DCU's Shazam
According to Zachary Levi, his version of Shazam will remain a part of the DC Universe going forward. -
Rian Johnson Admits He Was Nervous To Work With Knives Out's Star-Studded Cast
In an interview with GQ, Rian Johnson revealed he was nervous to work with so many stars on "Knives Out," but his fears were unfounded. -
Rian Johnson Worked On Knives Out For A Decade
The world of "Knives Out" keeps expanding with "Glass Onion" and another film in the works, but the first film took a decade to come to fruition. -
Avatar Superfans Have Expanded The Na'vi Language In Mindblowing Ways
One of the lasting cultural contributions made by James Cameron's "Avatar" franchise is the Na'vi language, which superfans have helped expand. -
The Ending Of Emily The Criminal Explained
Some crime movies leave things a bit open-ended, but there's no reason to be confused by this one. Here is the ending of "Emily the Criminal" explained. -
Alejandro Iñárritu Talks About Bringing Birdman's Iconic Times Square Scene To Life
"Birdman" captivated audiences with its unique approach to cinematography, and director Alejandro G. Iñárritu broke down how one iconic scene was accomplished. -
Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu Needed Vocal Surgery After Directing 21 Grams
Alejandro González Iñárritu, known for his deep, dark, and haunting films, explains how directing "21 Grams" took a surprising physical toll on him. -
Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse Poster Reveals Scarlet Spider, Julie Carpenter, And More
The recently-released poster for "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" has just revealed a slew of new Spider-People we might see in the upcoming film. -
Hugh Jackman Explains Why Deadpool 3 Won't Mess With Logan's Timeline
Wolverine actor Hugh Jackman has sunk his claws into why "Deadpool 3" won't mess with the timeline of "Logan." -
Ray Fisher Jumps Into The James Gunn DC Debate With A Biting Tweet
Ray Fisher jumped into the James Gunn DC debate with a biting tweet against the director, claiming that he supports toxic behavior on set. -
Avatar Director James Cameron Weighs In On The Debate About CGI Actors
CGI plays a very crucial role in the "Avatar" franchise. Fans may be curious to know what James Cameron's overall thoughts about overall CGI are. -
Avatar 2's Opening Weekend Wasn't Huge Enough To Fight Back Against Dropping Movie Theater Stocks
Not even a massive opening for "Avatar: The Way of Water" couldn't solve an industry's continuing struggles, and the stock market proves just that. -
How Paul Dano Got In Character To Play The Riddler
Here's how Paul Dano became the Riddler for director Matt Reeves' "The Batman." -
James Cameron Hasn't Ruled Out Relaunching The Terminator Franchise
Could James Cameron finally give the Terminator franchise successful reboot? Well, he's thought about it. -
Guillermo Del Toro Believes His Pinocchio Is Great For Family Viewing
While Netflix's "Pinocchio" is a darker animated film, director and co-writer Guillermo del Toro explained how it can still be enjoyed by the whole family. -
Galactus Almost Made His MCU Debut In Thor: Love & Thunder
Marvel fans came this close to seeing that massive Jack Kirby-designed helmet onscreen. -
Jerry Bruckheimer Insists Margot Robbie's Pirates Of The Caribbean Movie Is Still Happening
The "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise has been dormant for years, but producer Jerry Bruckheimer is claiming a Margot Robbie-led film is still happening. -
Spider-Man 2099 Won't Be The Villain Of Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse
"Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" will give fans a showdown between the two Spideys, although Spider-Man 2099 will not be the film's villain. -
Avatar 2's Stephen Lang Hints At The Drama And Tragedy To Come In The Saga
There's a good chance we'll see a lot more "Avatar" in the future, and star Stephen Lang has teased what's to come in future installments. -
James Mangold Says Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny Will Have A Very Different Tone Than Logan
Director James Mangold has said that "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" will have a very different tone than "Logan," though both show "a hero at sunset." -
Looper Unearths Which New Cast Member Avatar Fans Are Most Excited About In The Way Of Water - Exclusive Survey
Avatar fans have finally opened up about which new cast member they're most excited to see in the recently-released The Way of Water. -
Babylon's Margot Robbie Initially Doubted The Script's Wild Hollywood Debauchery Would Make It To Screen
Margot Robbie initially doubted that the wild Hollywood debauchery depictured in so many scenes in the script of "Babylon" would make it to the screen. -
Babylon's Jovan Adepo On The Movie's Music, History, And More - Exclusive Interview
"Babylon" is set in 1920s Hollywood as the advent of sound in film revolutionizes the industry. Jovan Adepo discusses his role as Black trumpet player Sidney. -
Avatar 2's Box Office Is A Test Of Endurance
"Avatar 2" is now released and interested movie buffs may be curious to know how the film is currently doing financially at the box office.
