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Ryan Gosling's 2024 follow-up to Barbie may have flopped at the box office, but it's currently flying high on Amazon Prime Video.
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The Only Marvel Cinematic Universe Movies On The IMDb Top 250 List
Only a trio of Marvel Cinematic Universe movies have cracked the IMDb top 250, and they all had a sizable cultural impact to boot.
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One episode of the sci-fi series Stargate SG-1 was originally planned to be comedic, but things changed once the script came together.
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For as much as Jim Backus' career benefitted from his role in Gilligan's Island, the sitcom's popularity also caused a problem for him off-screen.
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Alaska is beautiful but deadly, which is probably why many movies set there are about survival. Here are the best movies set in Alaska, ranked.
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Frasier's Premise Came From An Unused Cheers Storyline & A Real-Life Radio Doctor
It took the combination of a never-used Cheers storyline and a real-world radio shrink for the creators of Frasier to crack the code to the spinoff.
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Francis Ford Coppola's adaptation of The Outsiders and its sequel TV series starred two different actors in the role of Ponyboy Curtis.
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The Chi: How & Why Jason Mitchell's Brandon Died
Fans of The Chi were surprised when Brandon Johnson died off-screen, but there were behind-the-scenes reasons for actor Jason Mitchell's departure.
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Why The Goonies 2 Never Happened
There's been talk of The Goonies 2 for decades with nothing to show for it. Here's why a proper return to the Goon Docks has never happened.
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Why Cobra Kai's Ralph Macchio Didn't Return For The Next Karate Kid
Original Karate Kid star Ralph Macchio helped make Cobra Kai a hit, but why didn't he return to the franchise in 1994 for The Next Karate Kid?
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Whitney Houston Scored An Impressive Payday For Denzel Washington's Underrated Christmas Movie
Whitney Houston earned a significant amount of change for starring opposite Denzel Washington in the pair's 1990s Christmas flick The Preacher's Wife.
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Only One Season Of The Sopranos Is Perfect, According To Rotten Tomatoes
There's only one perfect season of The Sopranos, according to Rotten Tomatoes, and it features some of the series' finest hours.
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Kurt Russell's Tombstone Had To Follow A Strict Mustache Rule
You'd be hard pressed to find a better assembly of well-manicured mustaches outside of Kurt Russell and co. in Tombstone.
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Only Two Sci-Fi Movies Have Won Best Picture At The Oscars
Prior to 2025, only two sci-fi movies managed to win the Best Picture Oscar. Will the next Academy Awards ceremony add a third film to the list?
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Stephen King's most controversial book has been out of print for over a decade, so original copies of the novel are selling for thousands online.
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Star Trek: The Meaning Of A Red Directive, Explained
In the final season of Star Trek: Discovery, captain Burnham receives a 'red directive' order so we're here to explain what the heck a red directive even is.
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Every Star Trek Series Finale, Ranked
The Star Trek franchise has several TV shows, and their respective finales vary in terms of quality. Here, we rank all of the finales so far.
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Why Young Sheldon Creator Chuck Lorre Regrets Killing George Sr. In The Big Bang Theory
Big Bang Theory creator Chuck Lorre came to regret making it canon that George Sr. would die on Young Sheldon, even if the series' other creatives did not.
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The Movie Studio That's Won The Most Best Picture Oscars
Most of the major Hollywood studios have secured several Best Picture Oscars. However, the one with the most wins was once a Best Picture winning machine.
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The Frasier Writers Set Out To Make An Anti-Seinfeld Sitcom
The writers of Frasier specifically had Seinfeld in mind when it came to their efforts to subtly subvert the popular sitcom tropes of the '90s.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Battlestar Galactica Franchise
Battlestar Galactica is a great sci-fi franchise full of fascinating lore. There's also a lot of material to get through, so here's our recommended watch order.
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Where Is Batman's Gotham City Located In The Pages Of DC Comics?
Gotham City might be fictional, but it's tied to a real-world location in DC Comics, and various cities have played Gotham on the big screen.
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Two Musicals Forced The Oscars To Change Their Rules
A pair of movie musicals released in the 2000s led to the Academy changing its rule regarding the Best Original Song category.
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Taylor Sheridan's New Western Series Is Perfect For Fans Of Yellowstone
Yellowstone might be over but Taylor Sheridan isn't done making Western TV shows with roughneck ranchers, dusty roads, and cowboy hats.
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Bruce Springsteen's Favorite Movies Inspired His Songwriting
Bruce Springsteen has never been shy about his love of movies, and has worn that love on his sleeve in the form of his music.
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The Forgotten Kurt Russell Movie With The Lowest Audience Score On Rotten Tomatoes
Kurt Russell has been acting for over six decades, but they can't all be classics. Luckily, his lowest-rated film on Rotten Tomatoes is one most haven't seen.
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Bruce Willis Has A Secret Cameo In The Star Trek Parody The Orville
People often forget about Bruce Willis' career in voiceover, which is why many missed his cameo on the Star Trek-esque comedy, The Orville.
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