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Hans Zimmer has composed music for Batman, Superman, and Spider-Man, but he's never scored a movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Here's why.
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The Steven Spielberg-Produced Cartoon That Comic Book Fans Accused Of Plagiarism
Steven Spielberg helped usher in a TV animation renaissance in the 1990s. However, one of the shows he backed was accused of plagiarizing a cult comic book. -
The Weird Late-90s Gilligan's Island Reunion That Never Aired In The U.S.
Several members of the Gilligan's Island cast reunited on television one last time in the late 1990s ... although it never aired in the States. -
The First Live-Action Harley Quinn Was Played By A Twin Peaks Star In A Forgotten TV Pilot
Long before Margot Robbie played Harley Quinn, the first live-action version of that beloved DC character appeared in a forgotten series that aired on The WB. -
The Deadliest Character In Star Trek History
In Star Trek, justice wins out, killers are remorseful, and peace is attainable. But one villain lives on in shame as the deadliest in the galaxy. -
Marvel's First Live-Action X-Men Attempt Went Horribly Wrong
Before the X-Men made it to the big screen in 2000, there was an attempt to launch a live-action X-Men-adjacent TV series. It didn't go well. -
The Star Trek Comic That Resurrected Data Years Before Picard
Brent Spiner wanted Star Trek to kill off his character, Data, but he has returned through resurrection multiple times in various forms. -
The Dr. Seuss Book Worth Thousands That May Be Hiding In Your Bookcase
If you have an old copy of Dr. Seuss' most famous book lurking around, take a closer look: you maybe sitting on a small fortune. -
The Incredible Box Office Feat Only Achieved By Sylvester Stallone & Harrison Ford
Sylvester Stallone and Harrison Ford, who co-starred in 2014's The Expendables 3, share a spectacular box office feat that no one else has accomplished. -
First Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Photo Revealed As Production Begins
Production has begun on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 4, even while audiences and critics have not yet seen any of season 3. -
Star Trek's Stardates Explained
The stardates in the Star Trek franchise can be a little confusing, so join us as we get super nerdy and try to explain what they mean. -
The '80s Sci-Fi Sitcom That Returned The Castaways To Gilligan's Island
Decades after Gilligan's Island ended, several castaways reprised their roles on a 1980s sci-fi comedy show and taught the main character a valuable lesson. -
Is Twisters Scientifically Accurate?
Twister is not at all scientifically accurate. But what about its sequel, Twisters? Here's a rundown of that film's accuracies and inaccuracies alike. -
The One Character That Connects Star Trek, MacGyver, And 12 Monkeys
Connected universes through character cameos are nothing new, but one character has shown up on Star Trek, MacGyver, 12 Monkeys, and ... Impractical Jokers. -
The Longest Movie Franchise Of All Time Probably Isn't What You Think
What is the longest movie franchise of all time? It's not the Marvel Cinematic Universe, bud. In fact, one franchise has nearly 100 entries. We'll explain. -
Actresses Who Were Almost Cast As Star Trek's Beverly Crusher Before Gates McFadden
Before Gates McFadden was locked in to play Star Trek's Dr. Beverly Crusher, two other high-profile actresses were considered for the role. -
Why The First Star Trek: Enterprise Novel Infuriated The Show's Co-Creator
Star Trek: Enterprise co-creator Brannon Braga didn't care for some of the extra material Diane Carey added to her novelization of the show's pilot. -
Walt Disney Tried To Sabotage The Career Of Snow White's Voice Actress
The leading voice behind the first feature-length animated movie never had the career she deserved, thanks the machinations of Walt Disney. -
Disney Rejected A Crossover Between Some Of Its Cutest (And Tiniest) Characters
The mice characters from The Great Mouse Detective and The Rescuers could've had their own spin-off, but Disney shot it down. -
Star Trek: The Founders Of The United Federation Of Planets, Explained
If you've ever wondered about the origins of Star Trek's United Federation of Planets, check out our handy an explainer about that very topic. -
Actors Who Were Almost Cast As Star Trek's Data Before Brent Spiner
Data helped turn Brent Spiner into a household name, but there were a handful of other great actors who could have joined Star Trek in his place. -
Warner Bros. Had One Rule For Its Biggest Characters In Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Who Framed Roger Rabbit miraculously managed to have both Disney and Warner Bros. characters in the movie, but there were some rules set to make it happen. -
The Musical Comedy Flop That Pitted Sylvester Stallone Against Dolly Parton
Rhinestone is largely considered a pretty terrible movie that found Dolly Parton trying to turn Sylvester Stallone into a country singer. -
Disney Cancelled An Animated Adaptation From The Creator Of Blade Runner — Twice
Philip K. Dick is responsible for sci-fi stories like the one that became Blade Runner, but Disney turned down two chances to adapt one of his fantasy tales. -
Tom Cruise Was Injured While Filming Mission: Impossible 2's Scariest Stunt
Superstar Tom Cruise was already injured while filming a Mission: Impossible 2 scene that terrified director John Woo, but Cruise kept his injury to himself. -
One Of The X-Files' Worst Episodes Was Written By A Sci-Fi Legend
A legendary science fiction author co-wrote arguably the worst episode of The X-Files. But even though fans didn't care for it, Gillian Anderson loved it. -
Charlize Theron Had A Frustrating Acting Debut In A Low-Rated Stephen King Adaptation
Charlize Theron has been nominated for three Academy Awards, winning one, but her big screen debut took place in a notoriously awful Stephen King movie.