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In an interview about his new book, Cameron describes the greatest film he never made.

In an interview about his new book, Cameron describes the greatest film he never made.

In an interview about his new book, Cameron describes the greatest film he never made.

It's no secret that Avatar and The Terminator director James Cameron was once developing a Spider-Man movie, but the filmmaker has now shed a little more light on what he had planned for the wall-crawler.

In an interview about his new book, Cameron describes the greatest film he never made.

Books, Tech, Toys, and Discs! We've cobbled together a Holiday Gift Guide for the Movie Obsessed. We certainly need a Rancor under our tree.

The Terminator came to me in a dream: a new interview with James Cameron James Cameron recalls the inspiration behind one of the definitive sci-fi action films, how he turned down O.J. Simpson for the lead, and why he was ready to tell the crew that casting Arnold Schwarzenegger would “never work”. 21 April 2021 The Terminator (1984) © Park Circus Almost four decades ago, a filmmaker with one previous director credit to his name changed the face of science-fiction movies forever. J...

Such was electro-punks Suicide Alan Vega’s productivity, that Mutator is the second album of his work to be released following his death.

Some serious firepower on those lists, right? And now, finally, the choices for week four. What are The Top 25 Coolest Movie Guns, numbers 10 through 6? The Top 25 Coolest Movie Guns- #10-#6 10- 4 shot rocket launcher- Commando: The first time we see this 4 shot rocket launcher is when Ahnold Schwarzenegger’s John Matrix gives it to Rae Dawn Chong’s Cindy after they break into the gun shop. The first time we actually see it used is when Cindy accidentally fires it backwards while trying t...

Last modified on Fri 19 Feb 2021 00.26 EST Mektoub, My Love: Intermezzo There have been many notable nightclubs in film history. The Blue Angel in the Marlene Dietrich movie; the Copacabana in Goodfellas, accessible to privileged wiseguys via the kitchen; the Slow Club in Blue Velvet, with the emotionally damaged star turn Isabella Rossellini singing the song of the same name. But the most staggering nightclub scene has to be in the 2019 film Mektoub, My Love: Intermezzo, by the prize-winning d...