Rutger Hauer: The Gentle Badass of ‘Blind Fury’
Hauer made his mark in numerous iconic performances, but his spin on Zatoichi should not be ignored.
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Jason Mewes Talks Stan Lee, Comic-Con, And His Therapeutic Directorial Debut
We spoke to the actor-turned-director about his new film 'Madness in the Method' and how it helped shed the torment of typecasting.
Talking Greek Gods and ‘Astronaut’ with Richard Dreyfuss
We try to talk with the actor about his new film 'Astronaut,' but we quickly sidetrack into a philosophical exploration of the only rageful gods humanity deserves.
Ira Steven Behr Confronts His Legacy and Fandom in ‘What We Left Behind’
We chat with the showrunner about his experience with the 'Star Trek' fan community and how that relationship has evolved throughout filming his celebratory documentary.
Revisiting ‘True Lies,’ The First Movie to Break the $100 Million Budget
The promise of neverending 'Avatar' sequels begins with this remake of a French comedy.
How Production Designer Rick Heinrichs Brought Oz to Kansas for Tim Burton’s ‘Dumbo’
We chat with the production designer about his long collaboration with Tim Burton and why we shouldn't worry about remakes when they get together.
The ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ Reading List
We select the essential Spidey comics to chase the movie.
Shot by Shot with the ‘Knives Out’ Trailer
With a cast impossible to ignore, Rian Johnson's 'Knives Out' immediately rises to the top of our most anticipated films of the year list.
The Unanswered Questions of ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’
We answer a few friendly neighborhood questions regarding the wall-crawler's future.
The ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ Ending and Post-Credits Scenes Explained
Even dead, the ego of Tony Stark looms large in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
