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Michael Keaton was willing and able to return for Tim Burton's Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, but only if the sequel met two conditions.
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5 Reasons Why Alien: Romulus Killed It At The Box Office
Alien: Romulus is a big hit at the box office, and for the Alien franchise in general. Here's how and why that happened.
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It's no secret that William Shatner's co-stars on Star Trek: The Original Series weren't very fond of him.
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Michael Keaton was meant to return as Batman in the canceled Batgirl movie, but a new interview revealed that he's not exactly heartbroken about that.
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Marvel superheroes dying has pretty much become a right of passage. Here are the saddest last words ever printed in a Marvel comic book.
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Josh Hartnett goes shirtless for a scene in M. Night Shyamalan's Trap, and there was more to the moment than meets the eye.
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Fans often forget that a young Tom Hardy appeared on Star Trek: Nemesis, but Sir Patrick Stewart made sure his experience was one to remember.
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Noir and horror are a match made in heaven (or possibly hell), and supernatural noir comic series Fatale is a perfect marriage of the two genres.
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Stephen King Believes This Underrated HBO Series Deserves A Second Season
This TV adaptation of a Stephen King novel only got one season, but King thinks it should've returned for more.
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Barney Miller was, in some ways, the Brooklyn Nine-Nine of its time. Let's catch up with the cast members who are still with us today.
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Kirk isn't quite the rule-breaker some believe him to be, but the legendary Star Trek captain's reputation isn't entirely unwarranted.
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The co-creators of Lost spent a lot of extra time crafting one of the show's standout episodes, but it was absolutely worth it.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Gunsmoke Movies
After its TV run, Gunsmoke returned in the form of several TV movies. Here's the correct order to watch them.
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Fans of The Big Bang Theory can't imagine Raj Koothrappali played by anyone other than Kunal Nayyar, but that's exactly what almost happened.
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The Best Deadpool And Wolverine Comics, Ranked
Can't get enough of Deadpool and Wolverine's perfect chemistry? Here are five Marvel crossover comics to check out after seeing the movie.
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Kurt Russell brought his musical stylings to the Christmas Chronicles 2 and channeled more than just his Elvis roots.
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Dawn Wells Was Crushing On A Gilligan's Island Co-Star, But The Timing Wasn't Right
Years after Gilligan's Island ended, one cast member shared that she was harboring a bit of a crush on her co-star and explained why nothing ever came of it.
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By the time The Big Bang Theory was wrapping up its successful run, star Jim Parsons had some good reasons for wanting to call it quits.
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Mutants found themselves in a strange X-Men-less world during Marvel's Age of X, which is the perfect follow-up after seeing Deadpool & Wolverine.
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Alien: Romulus Bursts Into Theaters With $108 Million Global Opening Weekend
Sci-fi horror sequel Alien: Romulus has outperformed expectations with a solid opening weekend at the worldwide box office.
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Even when the quality of The Simpsons dipped, the Treehouse of Horror episodes were still bangers. Their origins stretch back to a certain comic from the 1950s.
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The Correct Order To Watch The X-Files
The X-Files timeline isn't as cut and dry as you might think. Here's the correct order to watch the cult sci-fi series.
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Casablanca's Release Was Rushed Out In Order To Capitalize On Real History
Casablanca is a movie about World War 2, made during World War 2, and its release was moved up after Casablanca hit the headlines for another reason.
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Leonard Nimoy believed the best Star Trek stories abide by six rules, and Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home follows them completely.
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Alien: Romulus went back to basics with the Xenomorph (and a shocking new creature) played by real, extremely tall actors.
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Paul Buckmaster famously provided the score for 12 Monkeys, but there was only a 50/50 shot he'd get the job.
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