Disney's Moana 2 Improves On One The First Movie's Best Parts
Moana 2 not only brings back some familiar faces (or lack thereof) from the original, but it actually makes the characters even better.
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Moana 2's Best Song Comes From A Character Mostly Hidden From Marketing
The best song in Moana 2 is performed by a new character who has been mostly excluded from the film's trailers. Allow us to explain.
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The 5 Best Thanksgiving Episodes Of The Simpsons, Ranked
Worried about familial conflict this Thanksgiving? At least your family isn't The Simpsons. Here are the best turkey day episodes, ranked.
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Who Plays Angela Montenegro's Father On Bones?
Angela Montenegro's father on Bones was portrayed by a well-known musician whose distinctive look makes him easy to recognize.
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Disney's Moana 2 Reverses A Major Sequel Trend That Gladiator 2 Didn't Avoid
Between Gladiator 2 and Moana 2, only one of them truly succeeds at accomplishing what a legacy sequel should set out to do.
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Moana 2 Post-Credits Scene Explained: The Disney Sequel Takes A Cue From Marvel
If you're seeing Moana 2 in the theaters this weekend, make sure to stay for the post-credits scene that features an extra-special surprise.
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Peter Weller Played A Star Trek Villain Years Before His Into Darkness Role
Star Trek Into Darkness' scheming Admiral Marcus wasn't the first villainous character Peter Weller played in the Star Trek franchise.
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Why Tom Selleck's Blue Bloods Was Canceled By CBS
Tom Selleck has starred on the hit CBS series, Blue Bloods, for 14 seasons ... so why is the network canceling a show that consistently performs well?
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The 20 Best '90s Romantic Comedies Ranked
The '90s were a golden age for romantic comedies, which were far more diverse than you might remember. Here are 20 of our favorites.
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Superman & Lois' Doomsday Is Drawing Comparisons To A Controversial DC Movie
Superman & Lois just managed to outdo a controversial DC movie with its depiction of Doomsday, at least so far as most fans are concerned.
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20 Years Later, One Bruce Willis And Julia Roberts Scene Remains Profoundly Controversial Among Film Fans
There's inside-baseball, and then there's this controversial 20-year-old Bruce Willis and Julia Roberts scene from a major studio release.
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How To Watch Clint Eastwood's Juror #2 At Home
After a very limited theatrical rollout, Clint Eastwood's Juror #2 will be available to stream on Max starting next month.
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The 20 Greatest Jack Lemmon Roles, Ranked
Over the course of his 52-year career, Jack Lemmon created more memorable characters than we can count. These, though, are his very best.
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Moana 2 Review: A Few Rough Waves Aren't Enough To Sink Disney's Sentimental Sequel
Despite the awkwardness of retooling a streaming series into a movie, Moana 2 is enjoyable and manages to actually push the story forward. Here's our review.
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The Boys Season 5 Episode 1 Title Teases The Return Of A Disgusting Supe
The Boys season 5 promises to be brutal, with the title of the first episode alluding to the return of one particularly gross supe.
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29 Alternative Christmas Movies That Aren't Die Hard
Looking for unconventional, non-traditional Christmas movies that aren't Die Hard? This list is here to help. Happy Holidays.
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Madonna Almost Starred In One Of The Biggest '90s Box Office Flops
Madonna was initially in talks to star in one of the biggest box office flops of the 1990s, but her demand for a full rewrite was not met.
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Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 2's Most Tragic Villain Is A Real Martial Artist
Several Cobra Kai season 6 part 2 newcomers are portrayed by real-life martial artists, including perhaps its most tragic villain.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From The 1960s Mission: Impossible TV Series
Before it became a film franchise starring Tom Cruise, Mission: Impossible was a long-running TV series. Here are the show's surviving cast members.
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The 5 Best Horror Movies Where Nobody Dies
Horror movies are usually about death in some regard, yet these five films manage to be effectively scary without anyone actually dying in them.
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Why Stephen King's Cujo Doesn't Have Any Chapters
Stephen King's killer dog novel Cujo has no chapter breaks. Years after the book was published, King revealed why he made this unconventional decision.
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All 13 Disney Princesses, Ranked
The Disney Princesses are some of the Mouse House's most vaunted characters, but which one stands above the rest? Here's how we ranked them.
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Why A Western Icon Regretted Turning Down The Opportunity To Work With Clint Eastwood
Clint Eastwood has directed quite a big few names, but one Western icon never collaborated with him in that regard and came to regret it years later.
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Why Peanut Butter Was A Major Source Of Distress On Matlock
The Andy Griffith-led Matlock endured its share of behind-the-scenes tensions, some of which were directly related to ... peanut butter?
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Mark Wahlberg Regrets Working On This Infamous Sci-Fi Thriller
Mark Wahlberg has made several not-so-well-received films over the years, including an infamous '00s sci-fi thriller he later regretted working on.
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Kevin Costner Was Furious At Universal Pictures Over A 10-Second Cut
Kevin Costner publicly aired his grievances over a (very) minor change Universal Pictures made to Sam Raimi's baseball drama For Love of the Game.
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Why Hugh Jackman Replaced Dougray Scott As Marvel's Wolverine In X-Men
Hugh Jackman became a superstar after playing Wolverine in X-Men, but the Marvel superhero was originally set to be portrayed by Dougray Scott.
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