When the cast of the 1966 Batman series returned for an animated revival, Star Trek's William Shatner joined them as a villain who wasn't in the original show.
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Michael Cera was something of a last-minute addition to the Barbie cast and only joined the film after this other, well-known actor vacated the role of Allan.
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The underrated Stephen King werewolf movie Silver Bullet is now streaming for free if you're up for some lycanthropy action.
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A third-wall breaking gag from the theatrical cut of Gremlins 2 was retooled into something different for the VHS release.
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The similarities between the Harry Potter franchise and this '80s fantasy movie have given rise to claims of plagiarism and even threats of legal action.
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The prime inspiration for Clint Eastwood's Dirty Harry sequel Magnum Force was a classic noir directed by Akira Kurosawa.
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Plenty of iconic movies came out of the 1980s, but these are the most underrated movies of the decade, including silly comedies, overlooked thrillers, and more.
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Batman's alter ego Bruce Wayne has always been wealthy, but his pile of money has grown over time from millions to billions - and beyond.
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This 3D creature feature found a way to (unofficially, of course) kill off a major character from Jaws in spectacularly nasty fashion during its opening scene.
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Matt Smith's extensive filmography expands far beyond "House of the Dragon" and "Doctor Who". So let's take a look at his 12 best movies and TV shows.
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Many years before he became well-known for his horror movies, John Carpenter directed this sci-fi parody of "2001: A Space Odyssey" as a graduation project.
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One of the best, yet less-appreciated, scenes in Jaws makes for a tender character study, and it inspired a memorable moment in another Steven Spielberg hit.
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When done right, a movie death scene can leave a lasting, if often unpleasant, impression on the viewer, as evidenced by these 15 cinematic deaths.
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John Wick: Chapter 4 came close to getting a subtitle that almost certainly would have given away the film's biggest surprise.
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The way Mark Hamill remembers it, George Lucas has a specific reason for not killing any of the main characters in the original Star Wars trilogy.
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Clint Eastwood once got honest and spoke candidly about the amusing time he had working with one of his more infamous co-stars.
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The Avengers are Earth's Mightiest Heroes, and some times, even they make mistakes. Okay, very major mistakes; here are 15 terrible examples.
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The live-action remake of How To Train Your Dragon is an excuse for us to talk about another live-action remake about a dragon.
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Every now and then, we drive to the theater to watch films about people who drive much faster than we do. Here are the 12 best movies about auto racing.
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The elusive No-Face is one of the most mysterious characters in Studio Ghibli's filmography, but Hayao Miyazaki has explained what the character represents.
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Before Robert Pattinson and Zoë Kravitz, Matt Reeves's "The Batman" saw a whole host of other actors audition for some very important roles.
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The very first movie featuring Agatha Christie's famous detective character Hercule Poirot is impossible to watch today.
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BD Wong didn't love the way his character, Dr. Henry Wu, was treated in Steven Spielberg's original Jurassic Park (though later sequels would correct that).
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Disney+ is packed with some of the best movies ever, but for this list, we went outside the box with some picks, even though they're still among the best.
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For viewers looking for a new political thriller to binge, then this underrated gem starring Russell Crowe and Ben Affleck is the flick to watch.
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Steven Spielberg filmed E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial in a manner that, while not exactly common, was logical given the nature of the production.
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Here's why the "movie movies" of the 2000s, including those from Seltzer and Friedberg, might have some merit despite being ostensibly awful on many levels.
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