'I'm Proud': Arnold Schwarzenegger Was Never Supposed To Work For The Terminator. 40 Years Later, James Cameron Looks Back On One Thing He Did Right
In this week's King Beat, William Sadler recounts his tough time making The Green Mile, and Glen Mazzara has made his Dark Tower pilot script available for everyone to read.
Original series director Michael Bay shares a nostalgic look back at kickstarting the franchise at Bad Boys: Ride or Die premiere.
The Garfield Movie's theatrical release has prompted a look back at the history of Jim Davis' creation through TV and movie screens alike.
Tragedy can strike anywhere at anytime. Here are 32 movies where a death, unfortunately, occurred on set.
Steven Spielberg explained why he has no regrets about turning down the chance to direct a Harry Potter movie.
Orlando Bloom shares shirtless workout video while reflecting on the time a doctor told him he would never walk again.
Not just one of the best Stephen King adaptations, but an all-time great thriller.
Daniel Craig has come a long way as James Bond, and No Time To Die promises an epic conclusion.
Original Mortal Kombat director Paul W.S. Anderson explained why the film and its source material are still important to him.
Check out over 40 official photos and artwork from the third entry in the Batman movie franchise -- and Val Kilmer's only time up at Bat. Check out Jim Carrey as Riddler, Tommy Lee Jones as Two-Face, and more.
Who knew the 1996 box office was so ridiculously stacked?
Last week I conducted a live interview with directors Chad Stahelski and David Leitch for our new series Collider Connected. As you’ve hopefully seen in our previous episodes, Collider Connected allows us to go in-depth with our subjects due to the length of the conversations, and this discussion with Stahelski and Leitch was no different. Even though we had talked about the interview running around 45 minutes, we hit the 90-minute mark and I still had questions! I would have kept it going, but Leitch was late for a meeting. If for some reason you're unfamiliar …
The Santa Barbara International Film Festival (SBIFF) presents the annual Outstanding Director of the Year award to a director (or directors, in some previous years) not afraid to push the envelope in the cinematic world, and with an expertise that is both gracious and bold. In 2020, nobody embodies that sentiment more than South Korean filmmaker Bong Joon Ho, whose film Parasite is nominated for six Academy Awards, including both Best Picture and Best International Film. During the two-hour presentation, featuring clips from all of director Bong’s films, the filmmaker (accompanied by his translator Sharon Choi) spoke in-…
The 35th Santa Barbara International Film Festival (SBIFF) presented its highest honor, the Maltin Modern Master Award (established in 1995, and then re-named to recognize long-time renowned film critic Leonard Maltin in 2015), to actor Brad Pitt at the Arlington Theatre on January 21st. The award was created to honor an individual who has enriched our culture through accomplishments in the motion picture industry, and the evening was a celebration of his work, not only in his two most recent films, Once Upon A Time in Hollywood and Ad Astra, but also his entire film catalog. During the …
https://youtu.be/nRAGD_jwozA Listen / download here: In our final interview with Harvey Girls Forever executive producer Brendan Hay and supervising producer Aliki Theofilopoulos, we look back over four seasons and 52 episodes of the Harvey Street Kids series. Season 4 was an absolute delight, one that continued the trend of successful storytelling that the previous seasons delivered while having the unenviable task of tying up the stories of Audrey, Lotta, Dot, and all the other kids before they were called in for dinner. It's a bittersweet ending, because even though the finale gave us a fitting send-off, …
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