Battlestar Galactica Had A Good Reason For Ending Things After Season 4
Ron Moore had the rare privilege of being able to end a show on its own terms with Battlestar Galactica season 4.
Stories By Collier Jennings
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Michael B. Jordan Learned An Important Lesson From Denzel Washington's Directing
A Journal for Jordan star Michael B. Jordan says that working with Denzel Washington was a "master class" in directing and acting. -
Get Out's Climactic Scene Was Inspired By An Al Pacino Performance
"You know I can't give you the keys, right, babe?" -
Sigourney Weaver's Sci-Fi Background Nearly Cost Her Galaxy Quest
When Harold Ramis was set to direct Galaxy Quest, he specifically did not want actors with sci-fi experience — not even Sigourney Weaver. -
The Origin Of Attack On Titan's Terrifying Giants Explained: Where The Titans Came From
The Titans terrorize the characters of Attack on Titan, but what are their origins? -
The Coming To America TV Show That Never Saw The Light Of Day
Back in 1989 there were plans for a Coming to America spin-off TV show, but it never got beyond the pilot episode. -
The Cult-Classic Action Flicks That Inspired Attack The Block
Joe Cornish's South London-set sci-fi movie Attack the Block drew inspiration from movies like The Warriors and Assault on Precinct 13. -
Little Miss Sunshine Was Surprisingly Inspired By Arnold Schwarzenegger
After Arnold Schwarzenegger spoke about how much he despises "losers," screenwriter Michael Arndt wrote a love letter to losers. -
How The Cannes Film Festival Set The Stage For Lord Of The Rings
A lavish party and a 20-plus-minute footage presentation introduced the world to Peter Jackson's vision of Middle-earth. -
How Pacific Rim Paid A Surprising Homage To John Wayne
When a robot swaggers like a gunslinger. -
Dead Poets Society's Original Ending Was In Desperate Need Of A Rewrite
Dead Poets Society originally ended with the depressing reveal that John Keating was dying of leukemia. -
Denzel Washington Went Off-Script For His Defining Training Day Moment
Alonzo Harris' (Denzel Washington) King Kong speech in Training Day is legendary — and the talented actor actually ad-libbed much of that iconic moment.
