film history

Steven Spielberg quietly co-directed Scarface’s unforgettable final shootout, stepping in to help Brian De Palma when Al Pacino was sidelined by injury. Their teamwork reveals the close-knit spirit of New Hollywood’s greatest directors.

Michael B. Jordan opens up about his role as Killmonger in Black Panther and shares which two iconic villains from film history he considers the greatest: Heath Ledger’s Joker and Michael Fassbender’s Magneto.

As Netflix moves to acquire Warner Bros., concerns rise about the future of movie theaters. The streaming giant addresses fears and clarifies its stance on theatrical releases.

Quentin Tarantino names his choice for the greatest directorial debut ever, spotlighting Edgar Wright’s Shaun of the Dead—despite it not technically being Wright’s first film. Discover why Tarantino stands by his pick and what makes this film so special in his eyes.

Leonardo DiCaprio opens up about his lifelong ambition to create a true cinematic masterpiece, admitting that despite his celebrated career, he’s unsure he’ll ever reach the artistic heights he dreams of.

Clint Eastwood singles out John Wayne’s work in The Searchers as a standout, praising the depth and courage Wayne brought to a challenging role. Despite their differences, Eastwood never shied away from honoring Wayne’s legendary impact on Western films.

Macaulay Culkin opens up about the unforgettable 'My Girl' bee scene, revealing unexpected behind-the-scenes secrets that shaped one of the most emotional moments in film history.

While popular time travel movies like Back to the Future have become part of film history, these are worth watching too.