The Video Game That Influenced Star Trek: Picard Years Later
Star Trek Online allowed fans to put together their dream-crews on ships from across the entire franchise, and it ended up influencing Picard years later.
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What Happens To Paul's Sister Alia Atreides In The Dune Books
Paul Atreides' sister Alia may barely appear in Dune: Part Two, but she plays a far larger (and more tragic) role in Frank Herbert's Dune sequel novels.
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Actor Alan Ritchson revealed that his Reacher casting was the scariest moment of his entire career. Here's why he felt that way.
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Michael Fassbender's Video Game Movie Flop Is Finding An Audience On Max
Assassin's Creed, the Michael Fassbender-led video game movie that came out in 2016, is finally finding an audience on Max.
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The Recurring James Gunn Theme That Makes Him Perfect For Superman
Some superhero fans are fearful that James Gunn's love of ensemble casts might not be a good fit for Superman, but that's exactly why he's best for the job.
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The Hellboy Movie Nobody Saw Is Dominating Hulu's Top Charts
The least-watched (and cheapest) Hellboy movie is currently topping the charts on Hulu. Here's why this particular comic book film is worth your time.
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This flop turned cult classic comedy seemed to predict the Red Hulk right before Marvel Comics officially introduced the ruby ruffian.
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How Novocaine Depicts (And Respects) The Lead Character's Unique Medical Condition
Jack Quaid's character in Novocaine has a malady where he doesn't feel pain, but it's actually inspired by a real condition. Here's how the film presents it.
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Kyle MacLachlan Thinks This David Lynch Movie Is The Best To Start With
If you're looking for a good place to dive into the late David Lynch's filmography, one of his most famous collaborators, Kyle MacLachlan, has a suggestion.
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The Electric State Book Is Completely Different (And Way Better) Than The Netflix Movie
The problem isn't that Netflix's The Electric State takes liberties with its source material; it's that the original book is much, much better.
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You May Recognize The Actors Behind These Electric State Characters
Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt lead the live-action cast of sci-fi adventure The Electric State, but the voice cast is just as impressive.
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The 11 Best Movies To Watch On St. Patrick's Day
If you're feeling the luck of the Irish on March 17, try your hand at watching these movies that will make good St. Patrick's Day viewing.
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How Steven Soderbergh's Black Bag Weaponizes A Beloved James Bond Actor
By casting Pierce Brosnan in Black Bag, Steven Soderbergh weaponizes the instant association audiences have with James Bond to the film's benefit.
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10 Years Ago, Disney Struck Box Office Gold With A Remake Of An Animated Classic
Disney's Cinderella remake was not only a box office hit, but it also helped pave the way for many other live-action re-imaginings of Disney animated classics.
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Every Single Sound Matters In A24's Warfare: 'Every Round Has A Purpose,' Says Co-Director
Ray Mendoza, the co-director of A24's Warfare alongside Alex Garland, talks about the importance of sound design in the new movie.
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Jake Gyllenhaal's Creepy Sci-Fi Horror Movie Is A Streaming Hit On Prime Video
Ryan Reynolds and Jake Gyllenhaal's sci-fi horror film Life wasn't a big hit when it first released, but it's found new life on Prime Video.
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A New Starship Troopers Movie Is Happening With A Veteran Sci-Fi Director
A new Starship Troopers movie is in the works, with a veteran sci-fi director looking to adapt the original source material rather than remake Verhoeven's film.
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The Scariest Thing About The New Horror Movie Borderline Is How Much You'll Laugh
The the scariest thing about the new horror comedy Borderline, starring Samara Weaving and Ray Nicholson, is just how often you'll laugh.
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Warfare Co-Director Alex Garland Describes How The Film Is Based On Memory
Alex Garland co-directed the upcoming A24 war movie Warfare. At a recent screening, the director talked about the film's inspirations.
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Novocaine Is More Proof That Horror Filmmakers Make Great, Brutal Action Movies
Novocaine directors Dan Berk & Robert Olsen come from a horror background, and their latest movie proves how well those skills transfer to action.
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Avengers: Doomsday & Secret Wars Concept Art Leak Addressed By Directors
The Russo Brothers say leaked art making the rounds on social media is not from Avengers: Doomsday & Secret Wars, so we'll have take them at their word.
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Jamie Lee Curtis And Lindsay Lohan Swap Bodies Again In First Freakier Friday Trailer
Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan return as a freaky body-swapping mother-daughter duo in the first trailer for comedy sequel Freakier Friday.
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Opus Director Mark Anthony Green Wrote A 350-Page Cult Manual We'll Never Get To Read [Exclusive Interview]
Mark Anthony Green, the writer/director of A24's Opus, tells us about creating credible pop music for his film & writing a cult manual we'll never get to read.
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Every Leprechaun Movie, Ranked Worst To Best
Against all odds, there are eight movies in the Leprechaun franchise that demand to be ranked, and they go from being downright awful to hilariously twisted.
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Novocaine's Big Twist Comes Straight From Classic Hollywood
Novacaine starring Jack Quaid and Amber Midthunder incorporates a classic Hollywood twist in its fresh approach to action-comedy.
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F1 Sounds Like It Had One Of Most Difficult Film Shoots Of All Time
Joseph Kosinski's F1, the new racing movie starring Brad Pitt, had some ridiculous constraints when it came time to actually roll the cameras.
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One Of Josh Hartnett's Best & Creepiest Movies Is Dominating Netlfix's Top Charts
People seem to either love or hate M. Night Shyamalan's Trap. We're fans of it, which is why we're happy to tell you it's now burning up the Netflix charts.
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