Furiosa Villain Dementus Shares Something With Marvel's Thor, And Chris Hemsworth Hates It
Even after years of playing Marvel's Thor, Chris Hemsworth found himself wearing a cape once more in Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga.
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Taking On Furiosa's Villain Role 'Scared The S*** Out Of' Chris Hemsworth
Playing the villain in Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga was a scary prospect for Chris Hemsworth, but also something that felt like the right move.
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Furiosa Star Anya Taylor-Joy Didn't Talk To Charlize Theron Until Filming Was Done
Anya Taylor-Joy drew from Charlize Theron's Mad Max: Fury Road performance for Furiosa but held off meeting the Oscar-winner until after filming had wrapped.
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Furiosa Director George Miller Has One More Mad Max Prequel Up His Sleeve
It sounds like Furiosa director George Miller still isn't done with the world of Mad Max.
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Krall's Bizarre Vampire Powers In Star Trek Beyond Explained
Krall was an intriguing villain in Star Trek: Beyond, but here's his character explained for those who still aren't sure what to make of him.
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Scrapped Netflix Live-Action Masters Of The Universe Movie Saved By Amazon For 2026 Release
The live-action adaptation of Masters of the Universe is saying farewell to Netflix and joining Amazon MGM for a summer 2026 theatrical release.
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Does The Fall Guy Have A Credits Scene? A Spoiler-Free Guide
Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt star in The Fall Guy, kicking off summer blockbuster season. But does it have a credits scene? Here's the spoiler-free answer.
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Star Wars Prequel Fans Can Turn The Phantom Menace Into A Box Office Hit Once Again
Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace was the highest-grossing film of 1999. It was re-released in 2012, but more than a decade later, how high can it go?
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Furiosa Could've Been An Anime – And We Now Know The Original Director
George Miller nearly turned Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga into an anime, with the esteemed Mahiro Maeda attached as director.
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Dwayne Johnson's Christmas Movie Red One May Be A Box Office Disaster In The Making
Dwayne Johnson's Red One may prove to be a box office bomb due to factors including, allegedly, the film's soaring budget and Johnson's unprofessional behavior.
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Godzilla X Kong And Kung Fu Panda 4 Just Passed A Major Box Office Milestone
Adam Wingard's Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire and Mike Mitchell's Kung Fu Panda 4 have delivered the goods at the box office. Here's where things stand.
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DeForest Kelley Made A Change To Star Trek's Dr. McCoy In The Voyage Home
Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy experienced an attitude adjustment toward a particular character in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, thanks to actor DeForest Kelley.
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Ryan Gosling 'Blacked Out' In Fear During One Of The Fall Guy's Stunts
Ryan Gosling had to overcome a fear of heights to perform one of the stunts in The Fall Guy.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Babylon 5 Franchise
The extended universe of Babylon 5 is vast and includes many TV movies. Here's the correct order to watch it all.
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Director Scott Derrickson Breaks Down His Entire Career, From Marvel To The Black Phone [Exclusive Interview]
We interviewed director Scott Derrickson about his entire career, including all the highs (Sinister, Doctor Strange) and lows (The Day The Earth Stood Still).
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Meet The Lion Who Would Be King In The First Mufasa: The Lion King Trailer
The first trailer for Mufasa: The Lion King promises to tell the story of how Simba's father became lion royalty, despite not being born to it.
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How Star Trek: First Contact Found A Replacement For Glenn Corbett's Zefram Cochrane
James Cromwell was already a member of the Star Trek family when he was recruited to take over from Glenn Corbett as Zefram Cochrane in First Contact.
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Austin Butler Surprised Dave Bautista On Set Of Dune In A Deeply Emotional Way
On the set of Dune: Part Two, Dave Bautista was moved by his co-star Austin Butler taking an interest in Bautista's life and pre-film career.
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Guy Ritchie Wrote His Best Movie By Hand On A Pile Of Napkins
Guy Ritchie's 'spectacular dyslexia' led to him writing Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels in an unconventional fashion.
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The 60s Western That Helped Launch Clint Eastwood To Stardom
The Western genre would never be the same again after Clint Eastwood joined forces with Sergio Leone in the '60s for A Fistful of Dollars.
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Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire Had An Issue With Real Pythons On Set
Real pythons were slithering around the set of Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire -- so much so that a wrangler was required. But watch out for the gympie-gympies.
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The Most Confusing Moments In Tenet, Explained
Christopher Nolan's Tenet can be pretty confusing, so we try to explain what the heck is going on right here.
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1960's The Magnificent Seven Faced A Tight Deadline That Could Have Killed The Movie
John Sturges was a crisis-averting machine, which came in handy when he faced an impending actors' strike while making his 1960 classic The Magnificent Seven.
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Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire's Trapper Mixes Three Movie 'Man-Children' Into One
Dan Stevens was inspired by three unlikely figures for his role as Trapper in Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire.
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Dune's VFX Team Had To Create A Whole New Technique For The Hologram Scenes
Denis Villeneuve and his crew added an extra level of visual flair to Dune's Hunter Seeker scene, which called for some VFX ingenuity.
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Leia Wasn't Originally Luke's Sister In Star Wars — And Darth Vader Wasn't His Dad
The Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, and Leia Organa Star Wars family tree almost looked a lot different.
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Kurt Russell Is Responsible For A Signature Snake Detail In Escape From New York
Kurt Russell came up with a specific bit of costuming for Snake Plissken in John Carpenter's Escape From New York.
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