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Spider-Gwen (masked) from Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse in the middle, and on the sides, Hailee Steinfeld as Nadine in The Edge of Seventeen and as Mattie in True Grit.

10 Best Hailee Steinfeld Movies & TV Shows, Ranked

Action & Adventure Movies By Blaise Santi 11 months ago

Hailee Steinfeld has a relatively short career so far, but she's already one of the best actors of her generation, and these are her best movies & TV shows.

Ray about to pitch a baseball at night in Field of Dreams.

Ben Affleck And Matt Damon Briefly Worked With Kevin Costner On A Classic Sports Movie

Drama Movies By Witney Seibold 11 months ago

Before Ben Affleck and Matt Damon made it big with Good Will Hunting, the then-up-and-coming duo worked with Kevin Costner on a classic sports movie.

What Happened To Claire Littleton On Lost? Her Season 5 Absence, Explained

Drama Shows By Michael Boyle 11 months ago

What happened to Claire on Lost? The character disappeared for season 5 and returned in the last season, but let's look back at why that disappearance happened.

Sylvester Stallone's John Rambo stands looking into the distance against a blue sky in First Blood

Sylvester Stallone Made An Uncredited Appearance In One Of The Greatest War Movies Ever

Drama Movies By Joe Roberts 11 months ago

Years before the success of Rocky, Sylvester Stallone made an uncredited appearance in one of the biggest war movies of the 1970s.

Cad Bane wearing a big hat in Star Wars: Tales of the Underworld

Star Wars: Tales Of The Underworld Pays Tribute To One Of The Greatest Westerns Ever Made

Science Fiction Shows By Bryan Young 11 months ago

Cad Bane's origin story in Star Wars: Tales of the Underworld pays homage to the classic 1952 western High Noon, starring Gary Cooper.

Taylor Sheridan's Landman Is Inspired By A Podcast That Hardcore Fans Need To Check Out

Drama Shows By Kieran Fisher 11 months ago

Taylor Sheridan often incorporates elements of real life inspiration into his shows, but Landman is based on a viral narrative podcast series.

Rick (Walton Goggins) and Chelsea (Aimee Lou Wood) smile as they stand side by side on a sunny beach surrounded by trees in a scene from The White Lotus

The White Lotus Season 3 Almost Took Place In These Other Countries

Comedy Shows By Caroline Madden 11 months ago

Before Mike White settled on Thailand for season 3 of The White Lotus, there were other countries in contention for the latest iteration of the mystery satire.

Asajj Ventress holds her left hand out in a fighting stance in Star Wars: Tales of the Underworld

Tales Of The Underworld Reveals A Key Star Wars Book Scene We Never Thought We'd See

Science Fiction Shows By Bryan Young 11 months ago

Star Wars: Tales of the Underworld reveals how Asajj Ventress came back to life, revisiting the events of a pivotal Star Wars book in the process.

David Warner as Chancellor Gorkon arriving on the Enterprise in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country

The Canceled Star Trek IMAX Film Would Have Been Spectacular

Science Fiction Movies By Witney Seibold 11 months ago

There were once plans to make a 40-minute Star Trek IMAX movie featuring canonical appearances from several established Star Trek characters.

A close-up of Jack from Heat Vision and Jack

Ben Stiller Directed This Awesome Sci-Fi Pilot Starring Jack Black And Owen Wilson

Science Fiction Shows By Witney Seibold 11 months ago

Ben Stiller once directed a fascinatingly odd sci-fi series pilot starring Jack Black and Owen Wilson. Alas, it was apparently too weird for network executives.

5 Reasons Why Reacher Star Alan Ritchson Needs To Play Batman

Superhero Movies By Nick Staniforth 11 months ago

Alan Ritchson really wants to play Batman, and we support him. Here are 5 reasons why the Reacher star should play the Dark Knight.

Pinhead staring intensely in Hellraiser (1987)

The Canceled Hellraiser Prequel That Would Have Cast A Dark Knight Actor As Pinhead

Horror Movies By Kieran Fisher 11 months ago

Before it was canceled, this Hellraiser prequel movie was set to feature The Dark Knight and Armageddon veteran William Fichtner as the Hell Priest.

Yelena Belova, Red Guardian, Ghost, and U.S. Agent looking up at the sky in Thunderbolts

Marvel's Thunderbolts Isn't Really A Thunderbolts Movie (And That's Disappointing)

Opinion By Ryan Scott 11 months ago

Marvel's Thunderbolts* presents some fun surprises for fans, but unfortunately, it doesn't end up feeling like the Thunderbolts film some folks were hoping for.

Anthony Edwards, Robert Carradine, Curtis Armstrong, Michelle Meyrink, and Timothy Busfield in Revenge of the Nerds

What Happened To The Cast Of Revenge Of The Nerds?

Comedy Movies By Luke Y. Thompson 11 months ago

Revenge of the Nerds gave the geeks something to cheer about in 1984, but what happened to cast after the success of the college comedy? Let's take a look.

The Walking Dead issue #162 huge herd of zombies

Why The Walking Dead Comics Are In Black And White, Explained

Horror Shows By Devin Meenan 11 months ago

The original Walking Dead comic books were drawn in black and white, and there were several important reasons for this choice.

Tom Highway being yelled at by cops in Heartbreak Ridge

One Clint Eastwood War Movie Was Loved By Soldiers But Hated By The Government

Drama Movies By Witney Seibold 11 months ago

While this particular Clint Eastwood war movie was pro-military and applauded by real-life soldiers, the military itself wasn't a fan.

Max Jennifer erasing a whiteboard in Ghosted

Before Severance, Adam Scott And Britt Lower Starred In A Canceled Sitcom... As Spouses

Comedy Shows By Witney Seibold 11 months ago

Severance isn't the first show to star Adam Scott and Britt Lower. In fact, they actually played a husband and wife on this short-lived sitcom.

Bob stares with a mix of trepidation and anger in Thunderbolts*

Marvel's Thunderbolts Just Remade One Of The Most Controversial Anime Endings Ever

Superhero Movies By Rafael Motamayor 11 months ago

The big finale of the new Marvel Cinematic Universe movie Thunderbolts directly recalls a controversial anime conclusion.

James Gandolfini as Tony Soprano on The Sopranos

How Much Does Tony Soprano's House Cost?

Drama Shows By Danielle Ryan 11 months ago

If you've ever wondered how much Tony Soprano's house costs, we have the answer, but there's a big catch: if you bought it, you'd have to live in New Jersey.

Anakin on Mustafar in a hood with Sith eyes in Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith

Revenge Of The Sith Is Star Wars Creator George Lucas' True Masterpiece

Science Fiction Movies By Rick Stevenson 11 months ago

Like the other Star Wars prequels, Revenge of the Sith earned a contentious reception upon its arrival. But it might just be George Lucas' magnum opus.

An alien with razor-sharp teeth in Invasion America

Steven Spielberg And A Star Trek Legend Teamed Up For A Forgotten Sci-Fi Series

Science Fiction Shows By Witney Seibold 11 months ago

You would think a sci-fi series created by Steven Spielberg and legendary Star Trek producer Harve Bennett would be well-remembered, but that's not the case.

Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones grabbing the golden idol in Raiders of the Lost Ark

How An Unmade Indiana Jones TV Show Used Star Wars To Keep Its Secrets

Action & Adventure Shows By Noah Villaverde 11 months ago

It appears an Indiana Jones streaming series was previously in development and even used the Star Wars franchise to cover its tracks.

How Dune 2 Corrects One Key Paul Atreides Issue From Frank Herbert's Book

Science Fiction Movies By Jaron Pak 11 months ago

Thanks to the benefit of hindsight regarding Frank Herbert's books, Denis Villeneuve ensured Paul Atreides in Dune 2 wouldn't be misunderstood.

Taylor Sheridan's Travis Wheatley stands outside in a cowboy hat in Yellowstone

The Taylor Sheridan-Created Western Series You've Probably Never Heard Of

Action & Adventure Shows By Joe Roberts 11 months ago

Taylor Sheridan is the contemporary king of cowboys thanks to the Yellowstone franchise, but he also created a Western series in 2019 that is seldom discussed.