Watch This Montage Of The Greatest Explosions In The History Of Movies

Today is the day when, all around the world, fireworks are ignited as people celebrate the departure of 2014 and the arrival of 2015. So it seems only appropriate that we would end our year in cinema with a bang as well: This is the latest supercut to come our way from the folks over at Screen Junkies, and it's pretty hard to argue with their choices for the most memorable cinematic explosions. They borrow from multiple genres and multiple generations to assemble what is a pretty fantastic collection of big boom moments from his history of blockbusters. Some of these explosions ...

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What George Lucas Said To Steven Spielberg Before The 1982 Oscars

George Lucas and Steven Spielberg share one of the most endearing friendships in Hollywood. The pair have been close chums since the early 1970s, and they've not only assisted each other during their cinematic trials and tribulations, but they've also collaborated on a number of projects together too. Certainly one of their most notable shared projects was Raiders of the Lost Ark, and, in fact just before the 1982 Oscars, George Lucas sent a rather adorable telegram to his pal. You can read it below. GEORGE LUCAS' telegram to STEVEN SPIELBERG regarding RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK on Oscar night. pic. ...

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Gilmore Girls, Lost Boys Star Edward Herrmann Dies at 71

Edward Herrmann, best known for playing the beloved Richard Gilmore on Gilmore Girls , died Wednesday morning, TMZ reports. He was 71.

The Emmy winner was battling brain cancer and had been in the intensive care unit for...

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Jean-Claude Van Damme's Kickboxer Wrapped Weeks Ago, So Why Hasn't The Crew Been Paid?

There's trouble a brewing over at the remake of Jean-Claude Van Damme's Kickboxer after it was revealed that around 150 crew members on the film haven't actually been paid. This is despite the fact that production on the martial arts remake actually wrapped a number of weeks ago. According to Variety, the president of the Intl. Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees' motion picture division, Mike Miller, has been left fuming due to the fact that Radar Pictures has not yet compensated workers who were employed on the upcoming Kickboxer remake. An attorney representing the studio has said that the owed money ...

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2014: 10 Weirdo Foreign Movies That Made A Fortune In Other Countries

We already have a pretty good idea as to which movies will top the 2015 box office -- Avengers: Age of Ultron and Star Wars: Episode 7 instantly come to mind -- but 2014 was dominated by comic book movies and Ms. Katniss Everdeen. Guardians of the Galaxy topped the yearly domestic box office, followed closely by The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1, and titles like Captain America: The Winter Soldier and X-Men: Days of Future Past also earned big bucks. But what about the movies that were massive hits abroad, but never found their way to our cinemas? It turns out that's ...

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Emily Blunt Is Still Pissed About How Edge Of Tomorrow's Title Was Handled

One of the biggest blockbuster surprises of 2014 was certainly Doug Liman's sci-fi action thriller Edge of Tomorrow. However, from the very start of Warner Bros. advertising campaign things were off, most notably the handling of the film's title. And though it's been months since the theatrical release of The Edge of Tomorrow, Emily Blunt is still not happy with how the studio handled the actual name of the film. As you can see in the official artwork up top, he film's actual title, Edge of Tomorrow, is basically equal to the presentation of the movie's tagline, "Live, Die, Repeat." For ...

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Why Angelina Jolie's Unbroken Is Doing Better Than Expected

Considering the impressive amount of Christmas competition it faced at the box office last week, Angelina Jolie's Unbroken has actually had a startlingly good opening in its first few days at the box office. The film's $15.59 million gross was the third highest Christmas Day debut ever, and it has already amassed $53.9 million worldwide - which means that it is well on its way to grossing its $65 million budget back and then some. But why have moviegoers been so charmed by Angelina Jolie's film? It's been alleged that audiences have been flocking to see Unbroken because of both its inspirational tone ...

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