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Days of Thunder: the movie that became a marriage, and the sequel that just became news

Days of Thunder: the movie that became a marriage, and the sequel that just became news

Some things in Hollywood start out as a project and quietly turn into legend without anyone noticing the exact moment

Erin Brockovich: The Night the Real Woman Behind the Movie Couldn’t Stop Shaking

Erin Brockovich: The Night the Real Woman Behind the Movie Couldn’t Stop Shaking

There was a woman in Westwood on the night of March 14, 2000, who knew that story better than anyone

Dirty Dancing: The Night the Music Caught Fire and Doubt Turned to Joy

Dirty Dancing: The Night the Music Caught Fire and Doubt Turned to Joy

They expected it to slip quietly into a few theaters, play briefly, then head straight to home video — a

Tom Holland’s Journey as Spider-Man: What We Really Know About His Contract

Tom Holland’s Journey as Spider-Man: What We Really Know About His Contract

It all began with the rights structure that has governed this character for decades: Sony Pictures holds the exclusive film

Legends of the Fall: The Winter Brad Pitt Became Every Teenage Bedroom Wall in America

Legends of the Fall: The Winter Brad Pitt Became Every Teenage Bedroom Wall in America

Legends of the Fall opened on December 23, 1994, which meant it arrived in theaters the way certain movies used

The Summer Before Iron Man, Robert Downey Jr. Fell in Love in Venice

The Summer Before Iron Man, Robert Downey Jr. Fell in Love in Venice

There's a particular kind of romantic comedy that Hollywood mostly stopped making after the 1990s — the kind where the

She’s All That: The Bet That Became a Generation’s Love Story

She’s All That: The Bet That Became a Generation’s Love Story

There's a scene every '90s kid can still hear in their head without even trying — Rachael Leigh Cook walking

The Shining: A Summer of Pretend

The Shining: A Summer of Pretend

The line comes from a 2017 interview with The Guardian, decades after the film wrapped, and it's delivered almost casually:

There’s a knee slide that never made it into “Footloose” — and without it, the movie we know might not even exist.

There’s a knee slide that never made it into “Footloose” — and without it, the movie we know might not even exist.

Rob Lowe told the story on Kevin Bacon’s own podcast, "Six Degrees with Kevin Bacon", decades after it happened, still