Neck snaps, decapitations and sliced-off fingers: Only The Vampire Diaries' cast and producers would list such bloody and disturbing moments among their favorite scenes. RELATED | Winter…
Read MoreIn the wake of this weekend's successful opening of the 'real Navy SEALs' movie Act of Valor, expect to see other similar movies go into action. While we wait to hear that Kathryn Bigelow is actually rolling on her movie about the SEAL Team 6 hunt for Osama Bin Laden, we've got word of another…
Read MoreYou TVLine readers are a very passionate bunch -- and on this Valentine's Day, that's one of the things we love most about you. To…
Read MoreIt often strikes without warning. The setup almost too flawless: a longing gaze, a tilt of the head, a casual laugh that slowly trails off,…
Read MoreSince the release of American Psycho in 2000, director Mary Harron has made only one feature, the 2005 release The Notorious Bettie Page. She's hardly been idle, and has put a great amount of television work on her resume in the past decade. But now Harron returns to the big screen as the director of…
Read MoreWhen Steve Jobs died in October of last year, it was a blow to us all. The loss was felt especially hard at Pixar, the successful film company he helped not only create, but isolate from the Hollywood machine. John Carter, directed by one of Pixar's most prolific directors, Andrew Stanton, comes out next week…
Read MoreTVLine ranks every episode of "Veronica Mars" Seasons 1-3, from worst to best.
Read MoreAsk the cast and crew of How I Met Your Mother who is the show's real mom, and they'll tell you that it's director extraordinaire…
Read MoreJust over ten years ago, French director Christophe Gans got a lot of attention for helping raise global awareness of Monica Bellucci when he cast her in his movie The Brotherhood of the Wolf, inspired by centuries-old stories of beasts raiding the French countryside. He has only made one film since: Silent Hill, which received…
Read MoreWhat is Page 2? Page 2 is a compilation of stories and news tidbits, which for whatever reason, didn’t make the front page of /Film. After the jump we’ve included 46 different items, fun images, videos, casting tidbits, articles of interest and more. It’s like a mystery grab bag of movie web related goodness. If…
Read MoreWith the strong buzz surrounding his feature debut Chronicle, I've no doubt that director Josh Trank has a bright future ahead of him. But as he plans his next steps, there's one previously rumored project that he's apparently not lined up for, or at least, not yet. In a recent interview, Trank responded to recent…
Read MoreBryan Fuller is no stranger to death. Having written no less than three shows dealing with the subject, the Hannibal showrunner -- and creative mind…
Read MoreOliver Stone, Antoine Fuqua, Joe Carnahan, and Brad Furman have all tried to bring Pablo Escobar to the big screen in recent years, to little avail. But now first-time director Andrea Di Stefano could succeed where his colleagues have not. Sort of. Di Stefano's debut feature Paradise Lost is not exactly an Escobar biopic,…
Read MoreThe passing of Philip Seymour Hoffman shook the film community and audiences everywhere, and we're still processing the loss of one of the greatest acting talents our generation is likely to see. Amy Adams, who co-starred with Hoffman in Doubt (above) and The Master, appeared last night on Inside the Actor's Studio, and the subject…
Read MoreIs this image teasing a new game or some tie-in to the original Predator film, or a new film sequel? We know that Fox has a "surprise" planned for its panel that will also show off footage from The Wolverine (opening right after Comic Con) and Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. But could…
Read MoreThe best episodes of "Boy Meets World," as hand-selected by TVLine.
Read MoreTrailers are an under-appreciated art form insofar that many times they’re seen as vehicles for showing footage, explaining films away, or showing their hand about what moviegoers can expect. Foreign, domestic, independent, big budget: What better way to hone your skills as a thoughtful moviegoer than by deconstructing these little pieces of advertising? This week…
Read MoreUniversal Studios Hollywood reveals the newest maze addition to their Halloween Horror Nights lineup, a Michael Myers maze based on the film Halloween.
Read MoreDeleted Monty Python animation has been discovered and Terry Gilliam explains what happened with it for the new Monty Python and the Holy Grail Blu-ray.
Read MoreWe run through the difficult and awkward Donald Trump Saturday Night Live episode, which wasn't a complete disaster, but certainly wasn't a great time.
Read MoreRead the Simon Pegg Star Trek Beyond trailer comments. Pegg admits he "didn't love" the trailer, while advising unhappy fans to "be patient."
Read MoreRead all about the Aaron Sorkin directorial debut. The Oscar-winning screenwriter will direct an adaptation of the poker memoir Molly's Game.
Read MoreBecause there is no way Warner Bros. is casting Will Smith and then using him once, there are now rumors of a Deadshot Batman appearance.
Read MoreTheres more online buzz about Suicide Squad than the new Star Wars, Star Trek and Harry Potter movies. Look at the Suicide Squad online tracking numbers.
Read MoreDirector Rian Johnson appeared at D23 to introduce the sprawling and talented cast of The Last Jedi, and introduce new details to the film.
Read MoreIn our The Handmaid's Tale Other Women review, June's spirit is slowly broken down as she arrives back to the Waterford's house and faces emotional and mental abuse from both Aunt Lydia and Serena Joy.
Read MoreThe first full I Think We're Alone Now trailer has arrived, showing us even more of the hauntingly beautiful drama starring Peter Dinklage and Elle Fanning.
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