When McLean Stevenson Left M*A*S*H, Audiences Were Truly Heartbroken
'Everybody loved Henry Blake.'
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Stories By Anthony Crislip
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Bette Davis' First Film With Humphrey Bogart Was A Low Point For Both
By Dark Victory, they had both firmly established their place in Hollywood.
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The Forgotten '80s Slasher He Knows You're Alone Will Have You Checking Your Surroundings
You probably haven't seen He Knows You're Alone, but horror fans hungering for a forgotten slasher classic will find a lot to love.
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The Story Behind The Most Expensive Shot In Silent Film History
If Buster Keaton was always in competition with fellow silent movie maestro Charlie Chaplin, it would effectively come to an end here.
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Triangle Of Sadness Ending Explained: Models, Grenades, And Bodily Fluids
This is one raucous class satire we won't soon forget.
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The Devil Inside Was A Critical And Commercial Disaster - And It Deserves Further Study
Don't forget to visit The Rossi Files Dot Com.
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I See You Ending Explained: Small Town Secrets
Adam Randall's 2019 small-town crime tale goes in some wild, unpredictable directions.
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Why 2016's Ben-Hur Remake Was A Box Office Flop
Ben-Hur had all the making of a classic remake, but that's far from what happened.
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Some Like It Hot Was Loosely Inspired By A Real-Life Tragedy
If you want a gritter picture of the events Some Like It Hot glancingly depicts, check out the original Scarface.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Pink Panther Movies
Cue the Henry Mancini music, it's time for us to break down all of the Pink Panther movies in order.
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John Wayne Fought A Constant Battle Behind The Scenes Of The Shootist
The Shootist is a touching elegy to a long-gone version of the Old Wes
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North By Northwest Ending Explained: Hitchcock Rushes Through Mount Rushmore
A man on the run meets a beautiful blonde woman with secrets: it's a formula for a classic Hitchcock film. And in North by Northwest, it was perfected.
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A Seven-Day Deadline Miraculously Led To One Of The Twilight Zone's Best Episodes
The Twilight Zone episode Jess-Belle had everything working against it, but somehow turned out to be one of the most unique in the entire series.
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Every Naruto And Boruto Movie Ranked From Worst To Best
Yep, as the title suggests, here's a list of every Naruto and Boruto movie ranked from worst to best. Do you agree with our ranking?
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Star Wars: The Last Jedi's Yoda Backlash Never Made Sense To Frank Oz
Yoda performer Frank Oz has never understood the backlash to The Last Jedi, not least of all given its obvious adoration of classic Star Wars iconography.
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Fox Executives Ruthlessly Recast Futurama At The Very Last Minute
The two main characters of Futurama almost had very different voices, but that changed at the last minute.
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Why A Pivotal M*A*S*H Episode Was Kept On The Backburner For Years
M*A*S*H season 6 turned to a script Alan Alda had written years earlier to resolve the antagonism between Hawkeye and Margaret.
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Jodie Foster's Taxi Driver Experience With Robert De Niro Was Super Awkward
As you might imagine, preparing with Robert De Niro for her role in Taxi Driver wasn't exactly a blast for the 12-year-old Jodie Foster.
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Why Director Paul King Chose To Make Wonka Instead Of Paddington 3
After making two universally celebrated Paddington movies, director Paul King decided it was time to set his sights on a different classic character with Wonka.
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How The Twilight Zone Used TV To Mourn The Death Of Radio
The Twilight Zone episode 'Static' uses the medium of television to criticize both the decline of radio and television itself.
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12 Monkeys Ending Explained: The Inmates Are Running The Asylum
Terry Gilliam's 12 Monkeys remains just as good today as it was back when it hit theaters in 1995. Let's talk about the film's shocking ending.
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Luke's Final Gift To Leia In Star Wars: The Last Jedi Explained
The dice Luke gives Leia in Star Wars: The Last Jedi are a small detail from Han's past - small enough for their significance to not register for many viewers.
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The Django Unchained Sequel Quentin Tarantino Never Made (And The One He Kinda Did)
At one point, Quentin Tarantino's The Hateful Eight was going to be a sequel to Django Unchained, but then things changed.
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Netflix's Top Charts Are Seeing Double Jordan Peele
Jordan Peele's first two horror films, Get Out and Us, are popping up on the global charts on Netflix. Spooky season is well underway.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Gunsmoke
Gunsmoke is the most legendary Western television series of all time, and some of its most timeless stars are still with us.
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The Forgotten Quentin Tarantino Movie That Cast Him As God (Or Something)
Does anyone remember Destiny Turns On the Radio, the 1990s film that had Quentin Tarantino playing a kind of god or something like that?
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How M*A*S*H's Alan Alda Pushed For The Series To Be More Than A Comedy
When it came time to make MASH a TV series, Alan Alda wanted to make sure that the show wasn't only about the wacky comedy from the source material.
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