What Is The Power Cosmic In The Fantastic Four: First Steps?
The Power Cosmic not only plays a pivotal role in The Fantastic Four: First Steps, but it could also factor heavily into the Marvel Cinematic Universe's future.
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Why Martin Scorsese Was Fired From One Of His First Ever Projects
Martin Scorsese is now considered one of our greatest living filmmakers, but he was fired from one of his first directing jobs.
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Why Star Wars: The Last Jedi Director Rian Johnson Killed Supreme Leader Snoke
Snoke was set up as the big bad of the Star Wars sequel trilogy in The Force Awakens. Here's why Rian Johnson decided to kill him off in The Last Jedi.
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The Hulu Sports Miniseries That Deeply Upset Mike Tyson
When Hulu forged ahead with the 2022 miniseries Mike, starring Trevante Rhodes and based on the life of boxer Mike Tyson, Tyson was not happy about it.
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The Weirdest & Most Absurd Things Peacemaker Has Ever Done
Peacemaker is unstable, so it should come as no surprise that he's done some pretty weird and absurd things throughout his "superhero" career.
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Fantastic Four: First Steps Makes Us Wish Another Marvel Character Was The Villain Instead
Galactus and his Silver Surfer herald may be the primary villains in The Fantastic Four: First Steps, but another character in the film would have been better.
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Director Peter Jackson Hid An Easter Egg From His Best Horror Movie In King Kong
Peter Jackson's King Kong features a subtle Easter egg that should please anyone who's a fan of his most infamous pre-Lord of the Rings horror-comedy.
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Before Fantastic Four, Vanessa Kirby Starred In A Disastrous But Ambitious Sci-Fi Flop
Vanessa Kirby is a Marvel star and an Oscar nominee, but many forget about her small role in a sci-fi movie that was a colossal flop.
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4 Oscar Best Picture Winners Are Tied For The Highest Rotten Tomatoes Score
It's often debated which Best Picture winners are truly the best, but four of them are currently tied with the same, nearly-perfect Rotten Tomatoes score.
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The 15 Prime Video Shows That Justify A Subscription
If you're debating whether or not to resubscribe to Prime Video, here are 15 incredible shows not named "The Boys" that justify a subscription.
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Saved By The Bell's Tiffani Thiessen Wasn't Cast In Friends For A Valid Reason
Tiffani Amber Thiessen was a television mainstay in the 1990s, but she just barely missed out on joining the core cast of Friends.
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Marvel's Fantastic Four Reboot Borrows One Valuable Lesson From Star Trek
The world seen in the new Marvel movie The Fantastic Four: First Steps seems to be borrowing a lesson from the Star Trek franchise.
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James Gunn Changed The Entire Marvel Cinematic Universe In Just 3 Minutes
Sometimes the best ideas are the first ideas, like the time James Gunn created vital lore for the Marvel Cinematic Universe in three minutes.
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The Western Flop Vince Vaughn & Billy Bob Thornton Would Probably Like You To Forget About
Vince Vaughn and Billy Bob Thornton both appeared in a forgotten Western flop back in 2000 that they'd probably hope stays forgotten.
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Matt Damon Produced An HBO Movie With A Depressing Rotten Tomatoes Score Of 0%
The Matt Damon-produced Project Greenlight was an interesting HBO docuseries that led to some not-so-interesting films, this poorly-reviewed farce included.
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One Of Hulu's First Ever Shows Was A Western Comedy Created By A Star Trek Star
Years after recurring as Samantha Wildman on Star Trek: Voyager, Nancy Hower co-created this offbeat Western comedy series, one of Hulu's first-ever originals.
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How The Fantastic Four: First Steps Sets Up Marvel's Avengers: Doomsday
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is hurling towards Avengers: Doomsday. Here's how Fantastic Four: First Steps gets us one step closer.
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The Marvel Character You Forgot Ebon Moss-Bachrach Played Before Fantastic Four's Thing
As the Marvel Cinematic Universe expands, there's a high likelihood that actors will play multiple roles like Fantastic Four's Ebon Moss-Bachrach.
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Friends Star Courteney Cox Headlined A Criminally Underrated Horror Show On HBO Max
Courteney Cox is a TV legend thanks to Friends, but brought her horror street cred from the Scream franchise to the small screen in a forgotten series.
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How Lucille Ball Saved Star Trek From Cancellation
It's fair and accurate to say that without Lucille Ball, Star Trek would've died an early death instead of becoming a long-lasting franchise.
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The 12 Best Dakota Johnson Movies, Ranked
Dakota Johnson has quite the unique filmography beyond her most notable (and notorious) works. Here are the 12 greatest movies Johnson has been a part of.
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Why William Shatner's Boston Legal Was Canceled
Boston Legal had a solid run, but show creator David E. Kelley had a hunch about why the William Shatner-led Practice spin-off didn't last longer than it did.
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Every Ant-Man Movie Ranked
Ant-Man is the smallest Avenger (and, occasionally, the largest), but how do his Marvel Cinematic Universe appearances stack up against each other?
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One Detail In Brad Pitt's Moneyball Makes No Sense
Brad Pitt's Moneyball may tell the true story of a gamechanging shift in baseball, but it got one little detail wrong based on when the movie takes place.
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Lucy Liu's Only Western Was A Jackie Chan Flop
Lucy Liu has appeared in a variety of genres across movies and TV in her career, but she only has one western, and it was with action superstar Jackie Chan.
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10 Things About How I Met Your Mother That Haven't Aged Well
How I Met Your Mother may be one of the most beloved CBS sitcoms, but like many shows, not everything has aged so well, and it's not just dated jokes either.
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The Prince Of Egypt Exists Because Of One Key Steven Spielberg Suggestion
The Prince of Egypt became the movie it did in part thanks to Steven Spielberg. Unfortunately, it didn't change the animation landscape the way it was meant to.
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