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Why All Four Avatar Sequels Were Announced At Once (And Why They've Taken So Long)

Movies By Mike Shutt July 6th, 2022

All four of the Avatar sequels were announced together — and there's a good reason why James Cameron wanted to work on multiple movies simultaneously.

The Last of the Mohicans hawkeye brooding

Daniel Day-Lewis Wasn't All Doom And Gloom During The Last Of The Mohicans

History Movies By Bill Bria July 6th, 2022

Perhaps The Method staved off madness.

Why Studio Ghibli Went CGI For Earwig And The Witch

Animation Movies By Witney Seibold July 6th, 2022

It was the first time the studio made a drastic visual departure from their usual fare.

Heat Robert De Niro Al Pacino Kate Mantilini

Why Michael Mann Doesn't Consider Heat A 'Crime Movie'

Thriller Movies By Jeremy Smith July 6th, 2022

To Mann, cops and criminals are more complicated than said categorization.

The Woman King Trailer: All Bow To Viola Davis

Trailers By BJ Colangelo July 6th, 2022

Viola Davis is General Nanisca in the first trailer for The Woman King.

Bogart and Bacall in To Have and Have Not

Humphrey Bogart's Constant Smoking Served A Practical Purpose

Movies By Shae Sennett July 6th, 2022

Humphrey Bogart is practically impossible to recognize without a cigarette hanging from his lip. Was there a reason for this?

Daniel Craig in sunglasses No Time to Die

A Ridley Scott-Related Fire Forced A James Bond Set To Be Rebuilt

Action & Adventure Movies By Travis Yates July 6th, 2022

The infamous 007 Stage has gone up in flames — and more than once.

Why Snowpiercer Is Coming To An End In Season 4

Thriller Shows By Ryan Scott July 6th, 2022

At TNT, the cancellation train had already left the station.

Beauty And The Beast Is Getting A Live Musical Special For Its 30th Anniversary

TV News By Rafael Motamayor July 6th, 2022

Certain as the sun rises in the east, we'll get another live-action staging of Beauty and the Beast.

The Upside Down in Stranger Things season 4

The Biggest Unanswered Questions From Stranger Things 4 Vol. 2

Thriller Shows By Jenna Busch July 6th, 2022

These are just some of the biggest questions left plaguing fans of the series now that its mammoth fourth season is over.

Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman in Casablanca

One Film Never Failed To Bring Humphrey Bogart To Tears

Movies By Leigh Giangreco July 6th, 2022

Humphrey Bogart was known for his hard and tough characters, but one classic Hollywood tragedy never failed to bring tears to his eyes.

The One Trait That Ties Together Akira Kurosawa's Favorite Directors

Animation Movies By Shae Sennett July 6th, 2022

Japanese master filmmaker Akira Kurosawa prized one trait above all else when making films, and it's this trait that unites all his favorite directors.

Seth MacFarlane Gives Details About The Ted Prequel Series Coming To Peacock (And Yes, There Will Be F-Bombs)

TV News By Valerie Ettenhofer July 5th, 2022

Ted's back and promises to be as R-rated as ever, even as a prequel.

Ridley Scott behind the scenes of Raised by Wolves

Working With Disney Wasn't Something Ridley Scott Was Willing To Do

Fantasy Movies By Sandy Schaefer July 5th, 2022

When approached by Disney with a film project about a wizard, Ridley Scott had a biting and characteristically hilarious response.

Alien³ Could Have Been A Bizarro Take On Disney

Fantasy Movies By Witney Seibold July 5th, 2022

One of the script drafts for David Fincher's Alien³ took inspiration from an unlikely, even blasphemously pure source from within the Disney archives.

Superhero Bits: Thor: Love And Thunder's Rotten Tomatoes Score, The Boys Season 3 Finale Trailer & More

Thriller Movies By Ryan Scott July 5th, 2022

In this edition, reviews for Thor: Love and Thunder are in, get a peek at The Boys season finale, find out about The Flash spin-off possibilities, and more.

David Harbour And Ryan Reynolds Bonded Over Their Superhero Box Office Bombs

Animation Movies By Rafael Motamayor July 5th, 2022

When Hellboy looked like it was going to tank, David Harbour knew there was one person he needed to call.

A Guide To Every Version Of Dawn Of The Dead

Horror Movies By Jeremy Smith July 5th, 2022

George Romero's zombie masterpiece has three very different cuts.

Juno Temple and Michael Angarano in The Brass Teapot

The Daily Stream: The Brass Teapot Embraces Slapstick In The Face Of The American Capitalist Hellscape

Horror Movies By BJ Colangelo July 5th, 2022

Audiences weren't ready for this movie a decade ago, but it feels more relevant than ever in 2022.

Plenty Of Rejected Dragon Ball Ideas Still Found Their Way Into The Series

Anime Shows By Ernesto Valenzuela July 5th, 2022

Before Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball became a hit, he received plenty of rejection. But some of those rejected ideas found their way into Dragon Ball history.

An Explosive Circus Stunt Gone Wrong Could Have Been The End Of John Wayne

Horror Movies By Witney Seibold July 5th, 2022

It's not a good thing when a film shoot sees your leading man coughing up blood.

Salma Hayek and Antonio Banderas in Desperado

Desperado's Love Scene Was Hard For Salma Hayek To Handle

Action & Adventure Movies By Travis Yates July 5th, 2022

Hayek didn't know the film included a scene which required her to be topless, and she says she almost got fired because of the way she reacted during filming.

Why The Bear Is The Show All Foodies Should Be Watching

Drama Shows By Shania Russell July 5th, 2022

If you want a fictional deep-dive into the culinary world, then look no further than the gritty-yet-gourmet sandwich shop in the FX series, "The Bear."