Christopher Nolan's Plan To Save Movie Theaters Could Be Just Ambitious Enough To Work
Between Christopher Nolan and Ryan Coogler's championing of IMAX and shooting on film, movie theaters may yet have a prosperous future ahead of them.
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Antonio Banderas' Gripping Historical Action Flop Is Finally Finding An Audience On Tubi
Tubi audiences are finally devouring a notorious Antonio Banderas action movie that flopped at the box office decades ago.
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The Classic Sci-Fi Western That Paved The Way For Westworld And Firefly
Many decades before Westworld and Firefly thought to combine sci-fi and Western elements, this pioneering serial film brought those two genres together.
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How Much Would It Cost To Build The Star Destroyer From Star Wars?
Ever wondered how much it would cost to actually build a full-size Star Destroyer from Star Wars in our real galaxy? We have, too.
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John Wayne's Greatest Contribution To Westerns, According To Himself
John Wayne credited himself with making a major change to how fight scenes played out in Westerns: letting the heroes fight dirty.
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Andor Creator Tony Gilroy Shares New Details About His Next, Non-Star Wars Movie [Exclusive]
Andor creator Tony Gilroy has a new non-Star Wars project in the works, and it just so happens to have a Star Wars actor attached as the lead.
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HBO Max Returns As Warner Bros. Discovery Changes The Name Of Its Streaming Service (Again)
After an elaborate rebranding of its streaming service from HBO Max down to just Max, the service will once again be known as HBO Max starting this summer.
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Alien: Earth - Premiere Date, Cast, Story & Everything We Know So Far
Here's everything we know so far about Noah Hawley's highly anticipated TV series Alien: Earth, including its premiere date.
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John Wayne's Final Movie Was A Perfect Send-Off For His Legendary Western Run
John Wayne's final movie may not be his best, but it is a fitting farewell to the Western legend and, arguably, the biggest film star of the 20th century.
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Steven Spielberg's Game-Changing Sci-Fi Movie Is Finding New Fans On Max
Steven Spielberg is undeniably one of history's greatest filmmakers, because even one of his weakest movies is still inspiring sci-fi fans to stream it.
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Why Someone Jerry Seinfeld Knew In College Sued The NBC Sitcom For $100 Million
Jerry Seinfeld was sued by an old friend after the massive success of his sitcom, and it's a story straight out of a Seinfeld episode.
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A Yellowstone Star Is The Only Actor Who Ever Dared To Clash With Clint Eastwood
Yellowstone star Kevin Costner was keen to work with Clint Eastwood, but wasn't prepared for Eastwood's brisk directing style.
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One Of Kevin Costner's Best Sports Movies Was Rejected By Nearly Every Studio
Kevin Costner has starred in a handful of sports movies, but one of his best almost didn't see the light of day ... or become a massive hit at the box office.
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Why Melissa Rauch's Night Court Was Canceled By NBC
After three seasons, the Night Court revival featuring Melissa Rauch and original series cast member John Larroquette has been canceled by NBC.
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The Fantastic Four: First Steps Reshoot Photos Reveal A Major Silver Surfer Spoiler
Photos from the set of Marvel's Fantastic Four: First Steps reshoots reveal a major detail involving Julia Garner's Shalla-Bal (aka Silver Surfer).
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John Wick's 'Gun-Fu' Action Style Was Originally Designed For A Jason Statham Movie [Exclusive]
John Wick's fight scenes use a combination of gunplay and hand-to-hand combat dubbed 'gun-fu,' which was first pitched for a Jason Statham movie.
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A Critically Acclaimed HBO Series Predicted The First American Pope, With Chaotic Results
Robert Francis Prevost may be the first American pope in the real world, but this gleefully soapy HBO series featured a fictional one years earlier.
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Why Thunderbolts*' Writer Doesn't Expect Us To See Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow Again
No one is ever truly dead in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but after Thunderbolts*, it's starting to look like Black Widow is gone for good.
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The Avengers Multiverse Sequel With Ultron You Probably Didn't Know Existed
True Marvel Cinematic Universe completionists will need to book a cruise to learn the truth of what happened to Ultron after his face-off with Vision.
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Honey Don't! Trailer Reunites Margaret Qualley With Ethan Coen For Another Quirky Crime Caper
Margaret Qualley has reunited with her Drive-Away Dolls director Ethan Coen for a new crime caper called Honey Don't! Check out the trailer here.
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Harrison Ford Addresses His Yellowstone Future After 1923
With the future of the Yellowstone franchise somewhat cloudy right now, Harrison Ford has discussed his potential return as 1923 protagonist Jacob Dutton.
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Why Ron Howard's Richie Cunningham Left Happy Days
Richie Cunningham was a core part of the Happy Days ensemble, but Ron Howard's growing frustrations behind the scenes led to his departure.
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The Greatest Marvel Movie Scene Ever Was Cut Before You Could See It
The original Avengers: Age of Ultron script draft featured what might've gone down as one of the great Marvel Cinematic Universe scenes ever.
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How The Director Of Twister Ended Up On The Wrong End Of A Lion Attack
Twister director Jan de Bont had a decidedly horrifying encounter with a lion while serving as a cinematographer on the 1981 film Roar.
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The Murder Mystery Spoof Agatha Christie Fans Need To Watch
Fans of Agatha Christie and star-studded whodunnits in general should check out this very funny (and somewhat problematic) comedy.
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Why Marvel Hasn't Made Hawkeye Season 2, According To Jeremy Renner
Jeremy Renner revealed why Disney and Marvel have not made Hawkeye season 2 yet, and the reason seems pretty ridiculous.
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The Beloved Tom Cruise Drama That's Dominating Tubi's Charts
One of Tom Cruise's best films is an absolute pleasure to watch, so it's no surprise to see folks are streaming it in large numbers on Tubi.
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