The Wonder Ending Explained: Florence Pugh And A Fasting Girl
Sebastián Lelio's moody period drama asks the question: How can one know the experience of another?
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Stories By Anthony Crislip
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Spike Lee And Ernest Dickerson Didn't Want Do The Right Thing To Feel Like A Documentary
Do The Right Thing cinematographer Ernest Dickerson used old-fashioned lighting and warm tones to make the movie feel immersive, yet stylized. -
The Bridge On The River Kwai's Real Screenwriters Didn't Get Credit For Decades
The Red Scare and House Un-American Activities Committee strike again. -
Toy Story 3 Ending Explained: So Long, Partner
Get ready for the most emotional children's movie of your life. -
Clark Gable Fought John Huston To Save Marilyn Monroe's The Misfits Role
It was not an easy film shoot. -
All 16 Humphrey Bogart Noir Films, Ranked
Bogart had several compelling roles in noir films. Here they all are, ranked worst to best. -
One Brutal Boardwalk Empire Scene Is A Standout For Charlie Cox
Charlie Cox, who played Irish mercenary Owen Sleater, has one of the most violent scenes in all of Boardwalk Empire. -
Clint Eastwood's Directing Career Started With Some Major Encouragement From Don Siegel
'You should direct it.' -
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How High Sierra Made Humphrey Bogart A Bonafide Movie Star
Before this film, the legendary actor played goons and henchmen. -
Christopher Walken Thinks Heaven's Gate Got More Hate Than It Deserved
The actor has always stood by the notorious 1980 flop. -
High Noon Saved Gary Cooper From A Sea Of 'Crappy Scripts'
'...at some point you have to do one of them.' -
Ari Aster Had A Practical Reason For Putting Paimon In Hereditary
In Aster's case, it was better to go with the devil you don't know. -
The Wire Ending Explained: Way Down In The Hole
The Wire co-creator David Simon often compares the show to a modern Greek tragedy. -
Mike Judge Holds Three King Of The Hill Episodes In Particularly High Regard
'...my strength is just more observational stuff...' -
Why Charlton Heston Had 'No Desire' To Get Into The Director's Chair
In 1970, Heston was adamant he would not get behind the camera. -
A Little White Lie Cranked Up The Tension During Idris Elba's The Wire Audition
Oi, it's just a bit of a fib then, innit? -
Russian Anarchists And Winston Churchill Had Censors Worried About The Man Who Knew Too Much
Alfred Hitchcock drew from reality for his grand climax, and it bit him in the butt. -
How Clint Eastwood Knew Hilary Swank Was Perfect For Million Dollar Baby
Hilary Swank's background made her the perfect star for Million Dollar Baby. -
It Took Seth MacFarlane An Entire Season To Figure Out What The Orville Should Be
You don't find your show. Your show finds you. -
The Harder They Fall's Cast Made It An Awkward Prospect For Humphrey Bogart
Humphrey Bogart's final film would have him working with new-age stars whom he referred to as 'scratch your ass and mumble' actors. -
Scrubs Didn't Expect To Be As Weird As It Eventually Became
The show's most endearing quality is in the extent to which it goes for broke, comedically. -
American History X Ending Explained: Racism Begins At Home
Tony Kaye's provocative 1998 film features Edward Norton in one of his best roles. -
John Wayne Fought A Constant Battle Behind The Scenes Of The Shootist
The Shootist is a touching elegy to a long-gone version of the Old Wes -
How Bobby Cannavale Made His Boardwalk Empire Mobster His Own
'He wants to be remembered and he wants to be feared.' -
Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets Of Dumbledore Had To Recreate Staple Harry Potter Sets With VFX
The process of rebuilding Hogwarts was not a simple one. -
Liam Cunningham Didn't Exactly Jump At The Chance To Join Game Of Thrones
When Liam Cunningham was first offered a role on Game of Thrones, he turned it down. But then he became very protective of Ser Davos.
