Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 2 Has An Extended Cut That Makes The Movie Worse
The extended cut of Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 2 is finally coming to theaters, a questionable choice if you ask any of the fans who have already seen it.
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Clint Eastwood And Jim Carrey Crossed Paths In This Forgotten '80s Comedy
If you have a hard time imagining Clint Eastwood sanctioning Jim Carrey's buffoonery, you won't be surprised by their scene together in this '80s action-comedy.
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Why The Jurassic Park Comics Are Almost Impossible To Read Today
The Jurassic Park adventures continued in a series of comic books, but they're out of print and almost impossible to read today.
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Before Reacher, Alan Ritchson Starred In An Overlooked MMA Movie On Prime Video
Prior to his breakout role on Reacher, Alan Ritchson appeared in an MMA movie that only got a limited theatrical release but can now be streamed on Prime Video.
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Frank Sinatra's Advice Changed One Of Clint Eastwood's Biggest Movies
Frank Sinatra was once attached to play a role that was eventually played by Clint Eastwood, but Sinatra left his mark on the project anyway.
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Liam Neeson And Pierce Brosnan Starred In A Colossal Western Flop You Never Knew Existed
This forgotten Liam Neeson and Pierce Brosnan-starring Western flop isn't a bad film so much as one that simply didn't realize its full potential.
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What House Was Hagrid In Before Harry Potter And The Sorcerer's Stone?
Why doesn't Hagrid care about the house rivalries at Hogwarts in the Harry Potter franchise? And what house was he even sorted into? Read on for the answers.
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John Wick's Church Shootout Scene Made No Sense Because Of One Obvious Mistake
The John Wick movies boast some pretty impressive shootouts, but the first film in the franchise made a glaring error with its setting.
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M3GAN 2.0's Best Running Gag Pays Homage To One Of The Goofiest Action Actors Ever
M3GAN 2.0 pivots away from horror and thrusts itself into sci-fi action territory, complete with a running gag about one of action's most ridiculous heroes.
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Burt Reynolds' Most Beloved Movie Spawned A High-Speed '80s Franchise
This surprise hit Burt Reynolds action-comedy not only gave rise to a franchise in the '80s, but it even led to a small screen continuation a decade later.
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Netflix's New Chart-Topping Movie Proves Animation Can Still Thrive
Original animation is still very much alive, and Netflix's excellent animated action fantasy KPop Demon Hunters is here to prove it.
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Do Jurassic Park And Face/Off Exist In The Same Universe?
A single shot from Face/Off suggests John Woo's action classic takes place in the same universe as Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park. Let's dig in.
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Ralph Macchio Had One Big Request For Karate Kid: Legends
Cobra Kai fans weren't the only ones worried about Karate Kid: Legends and its connection to the show, as star Ralph Macchio also had concerns of his own.
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The 15 Best Prison Movies Of All Time, Ranked
Here's our ranking of the best prison movies ever made, all of which paint compelling pictures of the humanity behind the films' troubled protagonists.
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Sylvester Stallone Created The 'Rocky Of Racing Movies' Before Brad Pitt's F1
F1 stars Brad Pitt as a former race driver who comes out of retirement and butts heads with his protégé, echoing the plot of Sylvester Stallone's Driven.
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Brad Pitt's F1 Does For Driving What Top: Gun Maverick Did For Flying
With Brad Pitt leading the way on-screen, Joseph Kosinski's F1 does for Formula One racing what the director previously did for jet flying in Top Gun: Maverick.
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Why Jack Nicholson Didn't Make A Lot Of Westerns
Jack Nicholson starred in a handful of Westerns earlier on in his acting career. Here's why he deliberately avoided the genre in the decades that followed.
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Brad Pitt's F1 Movie Leaves Out One Huge Piece Of The Real Sport (And It's A Big Problem)
Joseph Kosinski's new F1 movie, starring Brad Pitt, conveniently ignores a crucial component of the real Formula 1 experience.
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10 Best 'Steven Spielberg Presents' Movies, Ranked
Steven Spielberg has produced plenty of movies across his impressive career, but we're ranking just the "Steven Spielberg Presents" movies here.
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A Gritty Clint Eastwood Western Inspired A Beloved My Chemical Romance Song
Clint Eastwood Westerns (and their scores) have inspired many songs over the years, including a killer track by My Chemical Romance.
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Why John Wayne And John Ford Briefly Clashed On The Set Of Stagecoach
John Wayne butted heads with John Ford during production on Stagecoach, but that was seemingly all part of the legendary director's plan for the actor.
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Why Roland Emmerich's 2012 Spin-Off TV Series Was Canceled
Roland Emmerich's 2012 made huge profits at the box office and seemed like a franchise builder, but the TV spin-off was canceled before it could begin.
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Marvel Kept The Real Thunderbolts Title A Secret With A Clever Trick
Marvel Studios managed to keep Thunderbolts*' actual title under wraps for a long time, though it required some extra measures during filming to pull off.
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F1: Every Major Racing Cameo In Brad Pitt's Formula One Movie
F1 tips its hat to the larger Formula One world by including real-life racers and other figures among the fictional characters played by the likes of Brad Pitt.
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20 Years Ago, Tom Cruise Nearly Derailed One Of Steven Spielberg's Biggest Box Office Hits
It's been 20 years since Tom Cruise jumped on Oprah's couch while promoting War of the Worlds. Let's go back and time and look at the film's box office journey.
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Why The Head Of Brad Pitt's F1 Pit Crew Looks So Familiar
If you recognized the actor who plays the head of Brad Pitt's pit crew in F1 but can't quite place where you've seen him before, we've got you covered.
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Why F1's High Speed Racing Scenes Look So Realistic
In an age where it seems easier to use visible CG to simulate danger, it's great that entire crew of F1 were committed to capturing in-camera thrills.
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