Kurt Russell Helped Save James Cameron's Titanic From Bombing
Studios had their doubts about James Cameron's Titanic, but Kurt Russell had faith in it from the moment he first saw the four-minute trailer.
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The 20 Best Batman Comics You Need To Read
Curious about the comics that inspired The Dark Knight, Batman v Superman, and Robert Pattinson's The Batman? You'll find those - and many more - here.
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One Of The Most Controversial Horror Movies Of All Time Features Demi Moore On Its Poster
This notorious (and highly controversial) horror movie features Demi Moore on its poster rather than the movie's star. Here's how that happened.
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The 1967 biographical drama Bonnie and Clyde, directed by Arthur Penn, depicts the brutal ending of America's most notorious couple.
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14 Family Horror Films That Were Too Scary For Kids
There's a good chance that at least one family horror film scarred you for life. Hold your breath and see if the source of your personal trauma appears here.
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The One Major Difference Between Working For Marvel And DC, According To Frank Grillo
Frank Grillo has worked on both the Marvel Cinematic Universe and DC Universe, but he says there's a key difference in the latter franchise's approach.
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How Christopher Judge Felt About Working With Don S. Davis On Stargate SG-1
Christopher Judge worked alongside Don S. Davis for a decade thanks to Stargate SG-1. Here's what he had to say about the experience.
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Gene Roddenberry Had One Rule For Star Trek: The Motion Picture's Special Effects
Gene Roddenberry knew Star Trek: The Motion Picture needed great special effects, but he outlined one major rule that the sci-fi feature had to follow.
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Tim Curry Tried (And Failed) To Slip This Suggestive Line Into His Favorite Movie
Tim Curry has cited Muppet Treasure Island as his favorite movie, revealing that he even tried to slip in an eyebrow-raising joke as Long John Silver.
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Why Chuck Lorre's TV Shows Have Vanity Cards
Chuck Lorre's series have included vanity cards at the end for much of his career, although they're in danger of being killed off entirely by streaming.
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Why The Original Freddy Krueger Thinks An Elm Street Reboot Should Start With The Third Film
Robert Englund, who portrayed the iconic slasher villain Freddy Krueger, has an idea for what a new Nightmare on Elm Street reboot could look like.
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Lake Bell's Underrated Sci-Fi TV Series Is Streaming For Free On An Underused Service
Surface, an intriguing but short-lived mystery box sci-fi series starring Lake Bell, can now be watched for free online.
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Why James Gunn Wants DC Movies & TV Shows To Utilize Practical Effects As Much As Possible
James Gunn's desire for DC's Clayface movie to focus on using practical effects even if that means set photos might leak in advance is a good sign for the DCU.
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Ethan Hawke's Unusual Approach To 'Hold His Own' Against Denzel Washington In Training Day
Ethan Hawke knew that Denzel Washington's Training Day performance was going to be memorable and used an interesting approach to act opposite him.
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The Star Wars Movie That Inspired The Creation Of Predator: Badlands
Predator: Badlands puts an unusual twist on the franchise by making the protagonist a Predator, and director Dan Trachtenberg was inspired by Star Wars.
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Hollywood Was Convinced George Lucas' First Hit Movie Would Be A '70s Box Office Bomb
Since the studio couldn't immediately figure out how to sell George Lucas's American Graffiti, they thought it might be a box office bomb in the making.
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The Office Star Rainn Wilson Felt This Beloved Episode Was 'Horrific' (And He's Right)
The Office is certainly a comedy of its time, but even the stars think the relatable workplace sitcom about some pretty terrible people sometimes went too far.
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10 Worst Star Trek Stories Of All Time
Star Trek may be one of the most iconic franchises in pop culture history, but it's also taken some missteps with some terrible storylines here and there.
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Star Trek: Wrath Of Khan's Director Had A Simple Trick For Dealing With William Shatner's Ego
William Shatner has a very particular acting style, but the director of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan figured out how to keep his star's ego in check.
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The Scream Actress Who Almost Played Sidney Prescott Instead Of Neve Campbell
Neve Campbell in the Scream series made Sidney Prescott one of the best final girls in horror history, but she wasn't the original actress cast.
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Matt Damon Used A Neat Trick You Didn't Notice For His True Grit Performance
Matt Damon came up with a simple but effective trick to portray having a tongue injury in the Coen Brothers movie True Grit.
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Why Frank Grillo's Rick Flag Sr. Hair Won't Be White In Live-Action DCU Projects
Despite having white hair in Creature Commandos, Frank Grillo's Rick Flag Sr. will have dark hair in live-action DC Universe projects until further notice.
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Why Ethan Hawke Ended Up Loving A Major Role He Used To Resent
Ethan Hawke has played a number of downright iconic characters, but one of his most famous is one that he spent years resenting.
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This Forgotten Steven Spielberg Movie Has A Surprising Indiana Jones Connection
Steven Spielberg's most polarizing movie has a surprising connection to one of his very best thanks to Industrial Light and Magic.
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The 2025 Spy Series Taking Over Netflix's Global Charts Needs To Be On Your Watchlist
Danish spy thriller series The Asset is climbing up Netflix's global charts. Here's why it might be worth the binge for genre fans.
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The Hollywood Strikes Forced Major Changes To The Story Of HBO's It: Welcome To Derry
Like many productions, It: Welcome to Derry was interrupted by the Hollywood strikes of 2023. Here's how the show had to adapt.
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The Canceled Western Series That Could Have Been Better Than Yellowstone's 1923 Spin-Off
This Western series only ran for a season before it was canceled, but it had a lot in common with (and was arguably better than) the Yellowstone spin-off 1923.
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