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Jurassic Park Had A Surprisingly Simple Solution To Self-Driving Cars

By Ryan Scott

We all know about the groundbreaking effects that were pioneered for this movie. But how'd they get those cars to look like they were moving on their own?

Sony's Spider-Man Universe Has A Big Problem After Morbius

By Ryan Scott

Sony's burgeoning little cinematic universe may be facing a gigantic problem — one that will need to be addressed sooner rather than later.

George Clooney Put Himself Through The Wringer To Prepare For Syriana

By Witney Seibold

He had to gain 30 pounds in one month, which just sounds like a regular ol' month to us.

Superhero Bits: Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness Character Posters, The Batman HBO Max Teaser & More

By Ryan Scott

In today's Superhero Bits, a Jurassic World dinosaur is apparently taking a page out of the Joker's playbook, there's yet another Morbius clip, and more.

Still from Everything Everywhere All At Once

Daniels Took A Hard Stance On The LGBTQ+ Plotline In Everything Everywhere All At Once

By Danielle Ryan

This means no release in China.

Sonic The Hedgehog 2 Ending Explained: Families Come In All Shapes And Sizes

By Rafael Motamayor

Most of Sonic the Hedgehog 2 plays out like a kid-friendly Batman v Superman.

The Dark Knight Rises' Most Explosive Scene Was Especially Rough On Its Extras

By Christian Gainey

Extras braved rain delays and winter jackets in the August heat for one of The Dark Knight Rises' coolest scenes.

Tokyo Vice Actor Ken Watanabe On The Duality Of His Character And Working With Michael Mann [Interview]

By Ben Pearson

The Batman Begins and Inception actor tells us about the moral gray area of his character in Tokyo Vice, the new crime drama series on HBO Max.

Blade Runner Was A Surprisingly Personal Project For Ridley Scott

By Travis Yates

If the classic sci-fi movie feels powered by sadness, that's because it is.

Hero Marked A Long-Awaited Rematch For Two Martial Arts Legends

By Lyvie Scott

Hero was packed with martial arts movie greats, but two co-stars in particular earned the attention of fans longing for a rematch.

The Scrapped Sequel To Star Trek: Nemesis Could Have Been Something Special

By Collier Jennings

Brent Spiner John Logan had an idea for a Star Trek: Nemesis sequel that would have assembled the "Justice League of Star Trek."

Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson in Shanghai Noon

Underrated Buddy Comedies That You Should Really Check Out

By Scott Thomas

There are many famous comedic movie duos, but they don't all get the appreciation they deserve. Here are 18 buddy comedies to add to your watchlist.

Tales From The Box Office: Bruce Willis Helped Make Armageddon The Biggest Movie Of 1998

By Ryan Scott

In 1998, Bruce Willis led an intrepid crew of oil drillers into space to blow up an asteroid. It. Was. Awesome.

Alfonso Cuarón's Gravity Had A Bigger Budget Than The Mars Orbiter Mission

By Fatemeh Mirjalili

There may be zero gravity in space, but there were quite a few zeroes in the budget of Alfonso Cuarón's Gravity.

Rachel Zegler Will Voice The Lead Role In Apple's Animated Feature Spellbound

By Jenna Busch

Alan Menken and Glenn Slater are handling the songs.

Setting The Tone For Re-Animator Was A Delicate Balancing Act

By Miyako Pleines

'Laughter is the antidote for fear.'

How Filming Spiral Terrified Chris Rock In Real Life

By Witney Seibold

Chris Rock loved horror movies, but he was still taken aback by all the gore on set.

Natalie Portman looking scared in Annihilation

Annihilation's Biggest Scare Was Just As Terrifying Behind The Scenes

By Quinn Bilodeau

Annihilation delivers the grotesque beauty of an enigmatic alien environment called the Shimmer, and the cast was frightened by one of the creatures on set.

Alec Guinness, Herbert Lom, Peter Sellers, Cecil Parker, and Danny Green in The Ladykillers (1955)

The Ladykillers Could Have Been The End For Alec Guinness

By Ryan Leston

It's like the motion picture industry conspired to kill one of its greatest actors.

Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart in Twilight

Year Of The Vampire: Twilight Is Vampire Comedy At It's Best

By Fatemeh Mirjalili

Twilight was a punchline for a long time, but its influence on pop culture at large cannot be denied, especially when it comes to female-led blockbusters.

The Mist's Opening Scene Nearly Spoiled Its Biggest Mystery

By Eric Vespe

One writer shares his firsthand account of how a major decision was made on the set of The Mist.

The Coming-Of-Age Romantic Comedy That Inspired Fight Club

By Caroline Madden

You might be surprised to learn that Fight Club intentionally shares some thematic DNA with a Best Picture nominee from 1967.

Jay Baruchel, Seth Rogen, and Jonah Hill in This Is The End.

This Is The End Was Almost A Completely Different Movie Staring Seth Rogen And Brad Pitt

By Collier Jennings

This Is The End is a cameo-filled parody of celebrity culture (and the apocalypse), but the original plan would have been a very different kind of movie.

How Brian Cox Ended Up With His Surprising Role In Super Troopers

By Devin Meenan

Brian Cox has a surprising role in the 2001 Broken Lizard comedy, Super Troopers — but what's even more surprising is how he landed the part of Captain O'Hagen.