Thunderbolts* Topped The Box Office, But Its 'Hit Or Flop' Status Is To Be Determined
Marvel's Thunderbolts* kicked off the summer movie season in solid fashion, but it remains to be seen if the film is ultimately a box office hit or miss.
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Donald Trump Plans Tariffs On Films Shot Outside Of America – But It's Total Nonsense
President Donald Trump wants to charge a tariff on Hollywood movies that are filmed overseas. But that's not how tariffs work.
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What Happens To Oliver Grayson In The Invincible Comics
Mark's half-brother Oliver Grayson might be young, but he's extremely powerful. Here's how his story plays out in the Invincible comics.
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Marvel Director Confirms Whether Bucky Is Still A Congressman After Thunderbolts
Thunderbolts* director Jake Schreier has clarified what's going on with Bucky Barnes' surprising political career in the aftermath of the Marvel movie.
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The Real Reason The Ender Dragon Wasn't In The Minecraft Movie
Many Minecraft fans expected the Ender Dragon to appear in A Minecraft Movie, but director Jared Hess had a simple reason for going in a different direction.
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15 Most Underrated TV Shows On Prime Video
Amazon has plenty of great TV shows that have flown under the radar, so we've assembled the most underrated TV shows on Prime Video.
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Highest 2 Lowest Trailer: Spike Lee's Akira Kurosawa Remake Looks Extremely Cool
Denzel Washington and Spike Lee finally reunite in the trailer for Highest 2 Lowest, the duo's new take on the Akira Kurosawa classic High and Low.
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R-Rated Horror Scenes That Didn't Make The Original Cut
An R-rated horror movie might be expected to pull out all the stops in the shock department, but even the most horrific films have to rein it in sometimes.
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How Did Invincible's Battle Beast End Up In Prison? It's Kind Of A Long Story [Exclusive]
A new Invincible Universe spin-off comic series will reveal just what Battle Beast got up to between season 1 and his return in season 3.
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The Violent Night Easter Egg You Missed In Marvel's Thunderbolts
There's a moment in the new Marvel movie Thunderbolts that may or may not be a callback to David Harbour's Christmas comedy.
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The Most Controversial Age Gaps In Sci-Fi
Fictional romances, even problematic ones, can be an effective way to explore important themes. But these sci-fi age gaps are downright uncomfortable.
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15 Horror Movies That Went Too Far
Horror fans are known for their strong stomachs, but these shockers proved to be too much for even seasoned gorehounds!
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The Greatest Marvel Movie Scene Ever Was Cut Before You Could See It
The original Avengers: Age of Ultron script draft featured what might've gone down as one of the great Marvel Cinematic Universe scenes ever.
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Great Sci-Fi Movie Scenes That Were Improvised By Actors
Some of the best lines in your favorite sci-fi movie scenes were improvised by the stars, from Bill Paxton in Aliens to Tom Holland in Avengers: Infinity War.
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Star Trek: The 10 Saddest Deaths In The Franchise, Ranked
Many of the deaths in the Star Trek franchise are downright terrifying and tragic. Here's our ranking of the ones that hit the hardest.
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Reacher Star Alan Ritchson Played A Crucial Role In Casting One Important Character
Reacher star Alan Ritchson was partially responsible for casting Olivier Richters as season 3's massive villainous henchman Paulie.
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Disturbing Movie Scenes That Went Too Far
Movies can go too far for many reasons, ranging from shock value to making a legitimate point. These are 15 disturbing scenes that went way too far -- and why.
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The Last Of Us Season 2 Improves Dina & Ellie's Romance In One Key Way Over The Game
Dina and Ellie's romance in The Last of Us season 2 doesn't play out quite like it did in the video game, and that's for the best.
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The Best Movies Based On 'Unfilmable' Books
Some of the best movies have been based on books, but some of those books were once deemed unfilmable or too difficult to ever adapt, like these titles.
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Tales Of The Underworld Reveals Every Bad Habit Of Filoni-Era Star Wars
Unlike prior seasons of the Star Wars animated Tales anthology, Tales of the Underworld highlights the recurring issues with Dave Filoni's Star Wars projects.
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Batman: The Animated Series' Mr. Freeze Was Redesigned By A Legendary Comic Artist
Mr. Freeze, who became a top-tier Batman villain thanks to his appearance in Batman: The Animated Series, was redesigned by a familiar and acclaimed artist.
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Star Trek: Enterprise Season 5's Pre-Cancellation Plans Explained
Star Trek: Enterprise's creators had hoped the show would last seven seasons instead of four, especially because they had massive plans for season 5.
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The Last Of Us Season 2 Brings A Video Game Easter Egg To Beautiful Life
A key scene in The Last of Us season 2 between Ellie and Dina has slightly different context in the HBO show and the acclaimed video game on which it's based.
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Jurassic World Still Holds A Very Unique Box Office Record
Nearly 10 years later, Jurassic World still has the record for the biggest non-Star Wars, non-MCU domestic opening weekend of all time.
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Marvel's Thunderbolts Proves The Sentry Could Be The Biggest Threat In Avengers: Doomsday
Here's how the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday could turn Thunderbolts character Sentry into a major threat for everyone involved.
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The Last Of Us Season 2 Episode 4's Opening Features An Unexpected Cameo
The latest episode of The Last of Us season 2 features a surprise cameo that you might have missed, but we're here to help.
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Who Is Isaac? Jeffrey Wright's The Last Of Us Season 2 Villain, Explained
Jeffrey Wright, who played Isaac in The Last of Us Part II video game, has reprised the role in the HBO show, and the TV version is already more interesting.
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