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In 1967, Michelle Phillips protested TV lip-syncing rules by casually eating a banana on camera during a performance with THE MAMAS &amp; THE PAPAS. A small act of rebellion that became iconic.

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SEX EDUCATION slipped in a clever 1917 reference.

Still recovering from this scene.

BLOODSPORT (1988) basically created the blueprint for a generation of tournament movies and fighting games. The Kumite, the rivalries, Bolo Yeung stealing every scene he’s in. So much of the genre spent the next few decades borrowing from it.

In Staying Alive (1983), Rocky Balboa briefly crosses paths with Tony Manero A blink-and-you-miss-it moment.

Day 11,009 of posting the hand flex scene from Pride &amp; Prejudice to cleanse the timeline.

just margot robbie performing her own stunt as harley quinn in birds of prey

Gennedy Tartakovsky introducing General Grievous in STAR WARS: CLONE WARS (2003–2005) remains one of the greatest villain debuts ever.

ORPHAN (2009) delivering one of the wildest gags in movie history.

Keira Knightley and Rosamund Pike recalling how the PRIDE &amp; PREJUDICE (2005) cast got up at 3 a.m. to film and watch the dawn scene between Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy makes that moment feel even more magical.

James Gunn almost cut this scene of Superman after test audiences questioned it. “They’re like, ‘Why the fuck is he saving a squirrel? Why is he taking time out saving a squirrel?’” Gunn kept the moment, believing it captured exactly who Superman is.

THE BREAK-UP was released 20 years ago today. The film was inspired in part by an idea from Vince Vaughn, who wanted to make a romantic comedy that started where most rom-coms end: after the couple has already fallen in love and begun falling apart.

Jennifer Lawrence says online backlash cost her a role in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood: “Tarantino did want me for the role &amp; then everyone was like, ‘She’s not pretty enough to play Sharon Tate.’ &amp; then he [didn’t cast me]. I’m pretty sure it is true.”

Timothée Chalamet’s reaction after Michael B. Jordan was announced as the Best Actor winner.

VAN HELSING (2004) has a 24% on Rotten Tomatoes and honestly, who cares? It’s a movie where Hugh Jackman hunts vampires, fights werewolves, teams up with Frankenstein’s monster, and treats every scene like the fate of the world is at stake. That’s the fun.

Ethan Hawke &amp; Gwyneth Paltrow’s Central Park kiss in Great Expectations (1998) is iconic. When Hawke later asked if she kissed Timothée Chalamet in Marty Supreme at that same spot, she replied, “No, honey. I never would have desecrated our make-out spot.”

One of the best little acting moments in Speed (1994) is Jeff Daniels realizing what’s about to happen before anyone else does. Hardly any dialogue, just the expression on his face slowly collapsing into acceptance.

POSSESSION was released 45 years ago today. The film was banned or heavily censored in several countries during the 80s because of its disturbing imagery, and graphic horror, which made it infamous as part of the era’s “video nasty” panic.

“We’ve got one bullet.”

Fantasia was released 85 years ago today.

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Andrew Garfield says he recently watched the HARRY POTTER films for the first time, but added: “We shouldn’t be putting money in the pocket of inhumane legislation right now through she that shall remain nameless.” 🎬

Maya Rudolph is one of those rare nepotism stories where the conversation barely lasts. Being the daughter of a legend got attention early. Becoming one of the funniest and most versatile performers of her generation is what kept it.

One of the all time great Jackass moments is Brad Pitt letting the crew fake kidnap him on a busy Hollywood street in 2002. Random pedestrians, real panic, Pitt genuinely screaming and fighting to get away. Completely unhinged.

During a kissing scene in WEIRD SCIENCE (1985), Kelly LeBrock said 16 year old Ilan got a little too enthusiastic and unexpectedly went full French kiss. After the take, she reportedly told him: “If you ever do that again, I’m going to kick your ass!”

After 7 years, EUPHORIA has officially ended.

Tom Hardy played Charles Bronson in Bronson, Britain’s most notorious prisoner, &amp; wasn’t allowed to see the film. Bronson said if his mother liked it, that was enough. She loved it. He loved Hardy so much he cut off his mustache &amp; mailed it to him.

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Charlize Theron says marriage has never been a priority for her. “I recently f*cked a 26-year-old and it was amazing.”

Jon Bernthal actually grew a real mustache for The Wolf of Wall Street (2013). DiCaprio constantly mocked him, and the cast laughed at his tiny shorts, joking he looked like an “’80s porn cop” every time he came out of his trailer.

The opening of Spectre (2015) is so good it almost tricks the brain into thinking the entire movie is about to be a masterpiece. That Día de los Muertos tracking shot through Mexico City is pure Bond flexing for five straight minutes.

At the 2010 Oscars, THE HURT LOCKER beat AVATAR for Best Picture. Kathryn Bigelow became the first woman to win Best Director. The director she beat was James Cameron, her ex-husband.

Martin Scorsese refused to remove the Twin Towers from the final shot of Gangs of New York (2002), even though it released just after 9/11. He said the film was about who built New York &amp; the towers were part of that legacy, meant to be honored, not erased.

While filming the The Room (2003), the crew openly laughed at the chaos unfolding on set. At times, the laughter was so contagious that it caused the camera to “jump.”

Emmy Rossum was just 16 during filming for THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (2004). She sang the entire role live on set, hit operatic notes most trained singers struggle with, and did it while acting opposite seasoned stage veterans.

underrated scene from garfield’s spider-man

Nicolas Cage’s transformation into Ghost Rider still goes hard.

EUROTRIP (2004) sitting at 46% on Rotten Tomatoes is funny when so many comedies from that era have been forgotten. Twenty years later people still know Scotty Doesn’t Know, still quote Cooper, and still laugh at how aggressively stupid the whole movie is.

Christian Bale turned down TERMINATOR SALVATION (2009) 3 times. Then a friend told him, “There’s no way you can pull off that role.” Bale replied: “Oh, really? All right. Well, watch this then.” He broke his hand punching a T-600 prop during filming.

THE TOWN (2010) could have easily been remembered as another post-THE DEPARTED (2006) Boston crime movie. Instead, Ben Affleck made something so tightly constructed and endlessly watchable that it somehow gets better every time it’s on TV.

Katniss aiming at Snow and suddenly killing Coin instead is one of those twists that makes the entire theater go silent for a second.

TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES: OUT OF THE SHADOWS was released 10 years ago today. The film marked Megan Fox’s second outing as April O’Neil and helped continue her reconciliation with Michael Bay after their publicized fallout during the TRANSFORMERS era.

In 1967, Michelle Phillips protested TV lip-syncing rules by casually eating a banana on camera during a performance with THE MAMAS & THE PAPAS. A small act of rebellion that became iconic.

Day 11,009 of posting the hand flex scene from Pride & Prejudice to cleanse the timeline.

Keira Knightley and Rosamund Pike recalling how the PRIDE & PREJUDICE (2005) cast got up at 3 a.m. to film and watch the dawn scene between Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy makes that moment feel even more magical.

Jennifer Lawrence says online backlash cost her a role in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood: “Tarantino did want me for the role & then everyone was like, ‘She’s not pretty enough to play Sharon Tate.’ & then he [didn’t cast me]. I’m pretty sure it is true.”

Ethan Hawke & Gwyneth Paltrow’s Central Park kiss in Great Expectations (1998) is iconic. When Hawke later asked if she kissed Timothée Chalamet in Marty Supreme at that same spot, she replied, “No, honey. I never would have desecrated our make-out spot.”

Tom Hardy played Charles Bronson in Bronson, Britain’s most notorious prisoner, & wasn’t allowed to see the film. Bronson said if his mother liked it, that was enough. She loved it. He loved Hardy so much he cut off his mustache & mailed it to him.

Martin Scorsese refused to remove the Twin Towers from the final shot of Gangs of New York (2002), even though it released just after 9/11. He said the film was about who built New York & the towers were part of that legacy, meant to be honored, not erased.