James Gunn's Superman Turns The DC Comics Hero Into An Anime Icon (And It Rules)
Clark Kent's relationship with Krypton in James Gunn's Superman echoes an anime series that itself was inspired by Superman comics.
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Matt Damon's Controversial Oil Drama Is A Must-Watch For Landman Fans
If you're a fan of Taylor Sheridan's Landman and want more oil drama in your life, check out this controversial drama starring Matt Damon and John Krasinski.
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The Big Bang Theory's Kaley Cuoco Missed Out On A Major Murder Mystery Movie
Kaley Cuoco nearly landed a role in a major whodunnit movie after The Big Bang Theory ended, but her missing out on it may've been a blessing in disguise.
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Sylvester Stallone's Favorite Action Movie From His Career Is Surprising
Sylvester Stallone has made a lot of action movies during the course of his long career, but his favorite of the bunch might come as a surprise.
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The Thing's Dog Became A Sci-Fi Horror Icon — And Had An Incredible Tribute When They Passed
Jed the wolfdog is one of the best boys in movie history and led an impressive career that extended beyond his role in the sci-fi horror classic The Thing.
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Superman: DC Comics' 10 Strongest Kryptonians, Ranked
Superman might be incredibly powerful, but plenty of other Kryptonians have given him a run for his money, and these are the strongest in DC Comics.
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Superman's Weirdest Gag Lets James Gunn Declare War On The Online Haters
James Gunn's Superman has a moment that feels especially personal for Gunn, who's endured his fair share of mob-like anger being directed at him over the years.
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Why Stephen King Didn't Like The Ending Of Alien
While Stephen King admired Alien as a whole when it first came out, he had some problems with the end of Ridley Scott's sci-fi horror classic.
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How Magnum Force Director Ted Post Really Felt About Clint Eastwood's On-Set Behavior
The Dirty Harry sequel Magnum Force was another hit for star Clint Eastwood, but his relationship with director Ted Post during filming was far from friendly.
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15 Best Romantic Comedies Of All Time, Ranked
Here's our ranking of the 15 best romantic comedies in all of cinema history, all of which have become must-watch movies for any fan of the genre.
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How John Wayne Got His Name (And The Duke Nickname)
John Wayne was not born John Wayne. Here's how the legendary actor got his stage name, as well as his famous nickname Duke.
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The 15 Best Ryan Gosling Movies Ranked
Ryan Gosling has come a long way from Mickey Mouse Club child star to go-to Hollywood leading man. Here's our ranking of his 15 best movies ever.
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Before Ballerina, Ana De Armas Appeared In Two Very Different Movies With Keanu Reeves
Before Ballerina stars Ana de Armas and Keanu Reeves faced off in the John Wick spin-off, they co-starred in two very different films.
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The One Movie That Director Alfred Hitchcock Couldn't Complete
One of the earliest movies ever directed by Alfred Hitchcock has been lost to time ... or, more accurately, was never actually finished to begin with.
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How Realistic Brad Pitt's F1 Movie Was, According To Real F1 Drivers
If you're wondering just how realistic Joseph Kosinski and Brad Pitt's F1 movie was, here's what real F1 drivers think about the film.
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Christopher Nolan's First Crime Movie Is Impossible To Watch Today
Completionists of Christopher Nolan's filmography will have to settle knowing that one of his earliest short films will likely never be seen.
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Every Live-Action Batman Actor, Ranked
Ever since his comic book debut, fans have now had nearly a dozen live-action Batmen. Let's try and rank each and every live-action version of the Dark Knight.
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Nicholas Hoult's Lex Luthor Gets One Thing Right That Other Superman Movies Missed
Out of all the iterations of Lex Luthor in the Superman film franchise, Nicholas Hoult's version was the first to nail this aspect of the villain's character.
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The Shawshank Redemption Detail That Makes No Sense
The Shawshank Redemption is one of the most beloved movies of all time but there's a certain detail that might bug you if you notice it.
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Steven Spielberg's Reaction To A Fabelmans Scene Had Seth Rogen Thinking He Was Fired
Seth Rogen was shocked when Steven Spielberg asked him to star in The Fabelmans, and the funnyman was certain he'd be fired.
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12 Movies That Almost Got The Infamous NC-17 Rating
Every now and then, a movie pushes the envelope too far and (temporarily) gets an NC-17 rating. Here are some movies that almost received the infamous label.
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Why Ben Whishaw Replaced Colin Firth As Paddington
Ben Whishaw's voice is a major reason why so many people love Paddington in the film trilogy, but an Oscar-winner nearly had the role.
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Angelina Jolie's First Major Movie Was A Panned Sci-Fi Sequel
Even Academy Award-winning actors like Angelina Jolie sometimes star in real stinkers, like her leading debut in this bonkers sci-fi sequel.
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Stephen King's Disdain For Kubrick's The Shining Made Him Produce This Horror Miniseries
Horror author Stephen King was so dissatisfied with Stanley Kubrick's adaptation of The Shining that he decided to make his own.
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John Wayne Gave Bruce Dern A Warning Before Shooting Their Climactic Scene In The Cowboys
John Wayne gave his The Cowboys co-star Bruce Dern a friendly, amusing warning before they shot a climactic scene together.
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Matt Damon's Early Western Flop Found A Fan In Quentin Tarantino
It doesn't matter how badly a movie flops, if Quentin Tarantino likes it, he'll be honest about it. Good news for a Walter Hill Western starring Matt Damon.
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12 Movies You Didn't Know Were Inspired By Greek Mythology
You may not have even been aware of it upon first watching them, but these 12 movies all drew some form of inspiration from the works of Greek mythology.
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