Chris Evans Wanted To Go The 'Full Nine Yards' With His Role In The Gray Man
Chris Evans is in his villain era.
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The Comic Series That Made Joe And Anthony Russo Fall In Love With Marvel
This is probably the only way they could top Avengers: Endgame.
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Ms. Marvel's Family Dynamics Are A Refreshing Spin On The Teen Superhero Story
Unlike many MCU superheroes, Kamala has a family that loves and supports both her identities.
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How Ernest Hemingway Got Humphrey Bogart And Howard Hawks Together
Ernest Hemingway changed the face of American literature forever, but he was also a considerable influence in Hollywood.
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Ana De Armas' Character In The Gray Man Is More Than Just A Love Interest
The film reunites Ana de Armas with Chris Evans and Ryan Gosling.
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Christian Bale Would Return To The Role Of Batman On One Condition
'I had a pact with Chris Nolan.'
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Making Taxi Driver Rated R Was A Struggle For Martin Scorsese
Taxi Driver was almost slapped with the dreaded X rating.
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The Gray Man Review: An Aggressively Mediocre Action Flick
The Gray Man is fifty shades of okay.
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The MCU's Multiverse Vs. Dimensions: Ms. Marvel Finally Clears Up The Confusion
Confused about the differences between universes, dimensions, and timelines in the MCU? The new season Ms. Marvel offers a handy definition.
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All The Oranges In The Godfather Ranked By How Much We'd Eat Them
So much has been written about Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather — but what about all the oranges in the film? What about how much we want to eat each one?
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The 12 Best Arnold Schwarzenegger Films, Ranked
Arnold Schwarzenegger's muscles may have made him famous, but it was performances in films like these that made him a real star.
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The Sandman's had a long run working with Netflix, and this latest project looks like it could be a fun time.
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The Child Stars Of Thor: Love & Thunder Created The Shadow Monsters
We knew this was a family affair, but that family involvement actually went far deeper than we thought.
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Superhero Bits: More Kate Bishop In The MCU, The Madame Web Movie Is Now Filming & More
In this edition of Superhero Bits, Hailee Steinfeld is returning as Kate Bishop in the MCU, Sony's Madame Web movie is reportedly underway, and more!
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Martin Scorsese Had To Scrap Another Movie To Make The Irishman
Robert De Niro and Martin Scorsese had settled on a totally different book to adapt, but De Niro was compelled to tell a different story.
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Every Netflix Exclusive Horror Movie Ranked Worst To Best
From foreign shockers and hip indie thrillers to big event horror movies, Netflix is the go-to streamer for original scares.
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Did Elizabeth Taylor's Cleopatra Casting Almost Bankrupt Fox?
The answer is more complicated than you might think.
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Daniel Kaluuya Will Not Appear In Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Schedule Conflicted With Nope
Is Daniel Kaluuya in Black Panther 2? Nope.
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Why Javier Bardem Hates Watching His Own Movies
Lots of people don't like watching recordings of themselves — Javier Bardem included.
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Christian Bale Entertained Thor: Love & Thunder's Young Cast With Gorr's Black Goop
'We don't see it that much in the film, but I always had bile in my mouth, which I would still dribble in front of them.'
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The Munsters Trailer: The Ghoulish Family Returns In Full Glory
Your favorite ghoulish family is back.
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Dances With Wolves Ending Explained: The New Old West
The movie that revitalized the Western.
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The Idea Behind Sinister's Story Started With A Viewing Of The Ring
The very first scene in Sinister came to C. Robert Cargill after seeing the U.S. version of The Ring in theaters 10 years earlier.
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Ms. Marvel Is The Rare Marvel Show That Justified Not Being A Movie
Like WandaVision before it, Ms. Marvel actually makes more sense as a show than a movie.
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