This Is The End Had A Planned Post-Credits Scene That Was Never Shot
This Is The End goes to heaven, but a post-credits scene almost showed us what hell would have been like.
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How Harold And Kumar Helped Kal Penn Land The Namesake's Lead Role
The journey to White Castle was not the helpful part.
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Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon Fulfilled Ang Lee's Childhood Dreams
Ang Lee was once known for making low-key dramas and comedies about repressed emotions, but he had always wanted to do something more spectacular.
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The Morning Watch: The Boys Cast Breaks Down Season 3 Trailer, The Sound Of The Batman & More
In this edition, the cast of The Boys season 3 breaks down the new trailer, find out some tricks used to create sounds in The Batman, and more.
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Kevin Feige's And Rian Johnson's Star Wars Movies Are Probably Not Happening Any Time Soon
'Right now, no, there isn't anything specifically.'
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Breaking Down Ethan Hawke's Creepiest Movie Moments
Ethan Hawke has emerged as an unlikely horror icon in recent years.
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Star Wars Prequel Series The Acolyte Reveals A Few Key Details
Set 100 years before The Phantom Menace.
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Spider-Man: No Way Home's Jon Watts Is Making An '80s-Inspired Star Wars Series
The Amblin-esque series will be set after Return of the Jedi.
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Brad Pitt Did Everything In His Power To Keep Seven's Ending Intact
Including what was in THAT box.
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/Film Showdown: Morbius Or Edward Cullen
Two of the most emo, self-loathing vampires to ever exist square up, and find out that the only thing they hate more than themselves is bloodlust.
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Shifting His Focus To Female-Led Films Felt Natural For Park Chan-Wook
And it all started with Lady Vengeance.
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Taika Waititi's Star Wars Movie Is Next In The Pipeline
Taika Waititi's Star Wars movie will be the next feature film in the franchise, followed by Patty Jenkins' Rogue Squadron.
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A Personal Promise Pushed Neil Gaiman To Get Hands-On With Good Omens' TV Adaptation
Being a good friend brings its own good omens too.
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Why Jessica Chastain Turned Down The MCU Twice
Hopefully a third offer will be Jessica Chastain's charm?
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Studio Ghibli's Scripting Process Is Practically Nonexistent
Process informs story at Studio Ghibli.
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Ron Howard's Thai Cave Rescue Movie, Thirteen Lives, Is Coming To Theaters And Streaming In August
Amazon Studios is placing Thirteen Lives right on the line between the end of summer and the beginning of the fall film festival and awards season.
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Jon M. Chu Was Connected To Crazy Rich Asians Long Before Becoming Its Director
And not just because he also happens to be crazy rich.
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Bong Joon-Ho Spared No Expense Putting Together The Parasite House
You'll never guess how much the trash can cost.
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Gentleman Jack Gives Into Temptation In 'I'm Not The Other Woman, She Is'
'Secrets and lies... Isn't life sordid and banal?'
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Firestarter Used A John Carpenter Classic As A Starting Point For Its Score
John Carpenter was asked to compose the score for the remake of Firestarter, and he was given one of his own movies as a piece of sonic inspiration.
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Edie Falco To Play Pete Davidson's Mom In Peacock's Biographical Comedy Series Bupkis
They announced the casting on stage together at the NBC Universal Upfront presentation.
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Jerry & Marge Go Large Trailer: A Hilariously Legal Look At Gaming The Lottery
Bryan Cranston and Annette Bening star in Jerry & Marge Go Large, a Paramount+ film based on an unbelievable true story.
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Rust Producer Plans To 'Complete The Movie,' Bringing New Film To Cannes Market
Alec Baldwin and Anjul Nigam are making the film under their production banner Persona Entertainment.
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Chainsaw Man Trailer: Sharpen Your Teeth, Devil Hunters, For A Blood-Soaked Anime Adaptation
There's a new anime icon roaring his way into town: Chainsaw Man, a manga adaptation coming to Crunchyroll later this year.
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The Shrinking Of Treehorn: Release Date, Cast, And More
Ron Howard's first animated movie will be The Shrinking of Treehorn, a film adaptation of a 1971 book about a boy who suddenly begins getting smaller.
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David Cronenberg To Direct Film Based On His Book Consumed
More Cronenberg is never a bad thing.
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