MOVIES

Nearly 30 years later, Steven Soderbergh’s feature debut is still one of the greatest independent films of all time.

Although a majority of these theories are far-fetched, some make the movie they're about feel more relatable and understandable.

'Best In Show' star and co-writer Eugene Levy wasn't sure how to make a dog show funny. He and Christopher Guest clearly figured it out.

Hollywood might seem like the filmmaking capital of America, but history has shown that filmmakers can't get enough of New York City.

Robert De Niro thought 1976’s Taxi Driver had the potential to be a movie people would still be talking about 50 years later. We’re still a few years away from knowing that for sure, but it’s safe to assume he was right.

The not-quite-romantic comedy introduced the world to Audrey Hepburn—and to Vespa scooters.

It’s been 40 years since David Cronenberg’s Scanners (literally) blew your brains for the first time.

It may be officially old enough to retire, but Walt Disney’s Peter Pan has never grown up.

'Goodfellas,' Martin Scorsese's modern gangster classic, has been called the director's best movie. Others have called it the best movie—period.

Before he became a movie star, one bad audition had Francis Ford Coppola believing that Clooney might be crazy.

UCLA students interview David Lynch in the oil fields in West Hollywood where 'Eraserhead' was filmed.

As if there was any doubt.