Why The Boxer Who Inspired Rocky Never Appeared In The Sylvester Stallone Franchise
Rocky Balboa is loosely based on a real-life boxer, but when he was offered a screen test for Rocky II, the man known as The Bayonne Bleeder tapped out.
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Marvel's Thunderbolts Deserves To Find A Bigger Audience On Home Media
Thunderbolts wasn't a flop, but it wasn't exactly a huge hit, either. Now that it's on home media, it deserves to find a bigger audience.
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Bob Odenkirk Had One Condition To Star In Nobody 2
Nobody was a hit back in 2021, but Bob Odenkirk wasn't willing to sign on for a sequel to the action-comedy just to make a sequel.
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Jennifer Lopez And Owen Wilson Starred Together In A Cult Classic Horror Movie
It's always the right time to look back fondly at Anaconda, the ridiculously fun cult classic that has Jennifer Lopez fighting a giant snake.
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Brandon Sanderson's Stormlight Archive Books Ranked
Brandon Sanderson is an absolute legend and fantasy juggernaut. So, let's try and rank his greatest "Stormlight Archive" books—not an easy task, we know!
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How Tom Selleck Feels About Missing Out On The Indiana Jones Franchise
Tom Selleck infamously missed out on playing Indiana Jones in Raiders of the Lost Ark; here's what he had to say about that several decades after the fact.
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Ron Howard's Directorial Debut Was An Underrated Crime Comedy Fans Need To Watch
Before Ron Howard had his first big hits as a director, like Splash and Cocoon, he cut his teeth on a microbudget comedy caper that's worth watching.
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The 15 Worst Movies Based On Books
It isn't always easy to adapt a novel for the silver screen. These 15 films are perfect (or horrible, depending on how you look at it) examples.
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Marvel's Scarlett Johansson And Samuel L. Jackson First Crossed Paths In This Awful DC Movie
Before they were Marvel's Black Widow and Agent Nick Fury, Scarlett Johansson and Samuel L. Jackson appeared in a movie based on a DC comic.
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How Sharon Stone Saved Nobody 2's Cast & Crew From A Massive Tornado
In a Q&A screening of Nobody 2, Sharon Stone told the story of how she saved the film's cast and crew from a tornado that was approaching the set.
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Fantastic Four's Paul Walter Hauser Has One Complaint About The Marvel Movie In His Review
Fantastic Four: The First Steps actor Paul Walter Hauser, who plays Mole Man, gave the movie a good review - with one complaint.
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Netflix's KPop Demon Hunters Has A Surprising Squid Game Connection
Part of the success of Netflix's KPop Demon Hunters belongs to its cast, which includes a prolific Korean actor who previously starred in Squid Game.
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One Of The Best (But Most Overlooked) Movies Of The 21st Century Is Finally On 4K
At long last, Peter Weir's magnificent epic Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World, starring Russell Crowe, is available in 4K.
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Before Peacemaker, John Cena And Robert Patrick Teamed Up For This Awful Action Movie
Long before they played father and son in DC's Peacemaker, Robert Patrick and John Cena co-starred in an action movie produced by WWE Studios.
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Mortal Kombat Was A Box Office Hit That Doomed Video Game Movies For Decades
For decades, Mortal Kombat was the highest-grossing video game movie ever made. 30 years later, it has been dethroned, but its legacy remains.
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The 10 Worst Matt Damon Movies Ranked
Matt Damon's filmography may include gems such as Good Will Hunting and The Talented Mr. Ripley, but it also has some underwhelming outings like these 10 films.
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Nobody 2's Director Already Made The Most Violent Action Movie Ever
Nobody 2 features plenty of bloody fighting, but it's got nothing compared to director Timo Tjahjanto's most violent previous entry in the action genre.
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10 Blockbuster Movies That Didn't Live Up To The Hype
From Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull to Spider-Man 3, here are some blockbuster movies that didn't live up to the hype that preceded them.
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The Plot Of James Gunn's Superman Sequel May Have Been Sneakily Revealed
One of the special features for the home media release of James Gunn's Superman may hint at the filmmaker's plans for the follow-up (specifically, its villain).
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Nobody 2's Biggest Sin Has Nothing To Do With The Action
Nobody 2 remembered that audiences love watching Bob Odenkirk kick butt, unfortunately, the film commits an action movie cardinal sin.
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A Movie Most Americans Have Never Seen Could Make Box Office History
A24 is dropping an English version of the Chinese animated film Ne Zha 2 into theaters, and if it crosses this box office threshold, the film will make history.
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A New World War Z Movie Might Finally Happen - And It Shouldn't Be A Sequel
Over a decade ago, World War Z became the highest-grossing zombie film of all time. Now, a new film is in the works and we hope it's not a sequel.
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Jurassic Park's Aftermath Will Finally Be Explored (But Not How You Think)
The video game Jurassic Park: Survival will explore the immediate aftermath of the first Jurassic Park movie in a way the previous film sequels haven't.
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KPop Demon Hunters Coming To Theaters Reveals The Real Reason For Its Massive Success
After becoming a sensation on Netflix and the Billboard charts, KPop Demon Hunters is heading to theaters for sing-along screenings.
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Marvel's Thunderbolts* Ending Caused A Disagreement Between The Writer And Director
Thunderbolts* co-writer Eric Pearson and director Jake Schreier disagreed about how to best convey a crucial aspect of the Marvel movie's poignant ending.
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Leonardo DiCaprio's Biggest Hollywood Regret Is Missing Out On This Classic 1997 Movie
When One Battle After Another director Paul Thomas Anderson asked Leonardo DiCaprio if the actor had any regrets, Leo cited not starring in one of PTA's movies.
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Nobody 2 Review: Bob Odenkirk Is Invincible In A Violent, Fun Sequel That Wastes No Time
Nobody 2 cuts right to the chase to give us a brisk, violent 89 minutes of Bob Odenkirk beating up bad guys. Here's our review.
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