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The Forgotten, Troubled TV History Of The James Bond Franchise

By Adam Wescott March 25th, 2022

Before he became an icon of the big screen, Agent 007 seemed destined for television.

The Alternate Ending In Super Troopers That We're Glad Didn't Make The Cut

By Ben F. Silverio March 25th, 2022

Super Troopers became an indie comedy sensation, but it almost had an ending that didn't work nearly as well as what audiences saw in theaters.

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In Space, No One Can Hear You Scream At Legendary Encounters: An Alien Deck Building Game

By Matthew Monagle March 25th, 2022

They mostly deckbuild at night, Mostly.

Edward Norton and Helena Bonham Carter in Fight Club

The Studio Wanted To Cut One Of Fight Club's Defining Features

By Michael Boyle March 25th, 2022

I am Jack's stylized narration.

Peter O'Toole Nearly Turned Down His Lawrence Of Arabia Role

By Mike Shutt March 25th, 2022

For the future legend, it was all about some bad blood with a producer.

Why The Innocents Is One Of Martin Scorsese's Favorite Horror Films

By Devin Meenan March 25th, 2022

The 1961 classic seems to have everything the legendary filmmaker wants in a horror picture.

How The Adam Project Managed To Dodge Disney's Legal Department

By Ryan Leston March 25th, 2022

The Adam Project features a weapon that director Shawn Levy swears is not a lightsaber, but it does bear a resemblance. Here's how the movie avoided a lawsuit.

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Jim Carrey Was Paid 20 Times More Than Jeff Daniels For Dumb & Dumber

By Travis Yates March 25th, 2022

Jim Carrey has received some of the highest paychecks for a comedic actor in Hollywood, and it all started with a big payday on Dumb & Dumber.

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A Quiet Place Can Be Traced Back To A Single Steven Spielberg Scene

By Michael Boyle March 25th, 2022

You already know the scene, and it's a great one.

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A Stroke Of Luck Saved Orson Welles' Touch Of Evil

By Devin Meenan March 25th, 2022

Orson Welles never met a studio that he couldn't make his enemy.

How Steven Spielberg's Love Of James Bond Led To Indiana Jones (And A Few Cinematic Easter Eggs)

By Caroline Madden March 25th, 2022

Steven Spielberg always wanted to direct a James Bond movie, but it never worked out. So Spielberg ended up making his own James Bond franchise.

That Metal Gear Solid Movie Is Still Happening, Says Oscar Isaac

By Debopriyaa Dutta March 25th, 2022

They're still searching for the right story.

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Guillermo Del Toro Shot Two Pacific Rim Endings We Didn't Get To See

By Devin Meenan March 25th, 2022

But really, the current ending is the right one.

Helena Bonham Carter Had Her Doubts About Filming Fight Club

By Steven Ward March 25th, 2022

Today, it's hard to imagine anyone else embodying the whirlwind of razzled complexity that is Marla Singer other than Carter... but she was hesitant.

Why The Stars Of Let The Right One In Never Got To See The Script

By Joshua Meyer March 25th, 2022

When you're making a bloody vampire movie, you gotta think of the children.

The Differences Between The Real-Life Mulan And Disney's Adaptation

By Fatemeh Mirjalili March 25th, 2022

Both of Disney's adaptations of Mulan are based on an ancient poem, which means there are plenty of liberties taken, but there's one pivotal difference.

Quentin Tarantino Took A Novel Approach To The Structure Of Reservoir Dogs' Script

By Joshua Meyer March 25th, 2022

What is typical now felt revolutionary in 1992.

Every Time Power Of The Dog Is Said At The Oscars, $10,000 Will Be Donated To Animal Charities

By Jeremy Mathai March 25th, 2022

Good news for animal lovers.

Paul Dano Only Had Four Days To Prepare For There Will Be Blood

By Joshua Meyer March 25th, 2022

One of the great modern movie villains was a last-minute ordeal.

Danielle Macdonald and Jennifer Aniston in Dumplin'

Underrated Coming-Of-Age Dramas You Should Definitely Check Out

By Leah Marilla Thomas March 25th, 2022

The coming-of-age genre is overflowing with great films, but there are a few hidden gems you may have overlooked. Here are the underrated dramas we recommend.