The Main Reason To See Robert Zemeckis' New Movie Is The Same Thing That Holds It Back
The visual conceit of Robert Zemeckis' latest movie is the primary reason to see it, but it's also the thing that hampers some of the film's power.
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Kevin Costner Thinks All Good Sports Movies Should Follow This One Rule
Kevin Costner arguably knows more about sports movies than any other American movie star. Here's the one rule he thinks all good sports films should follow.
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Heretic Aims To Make Hugh Grant A Horror Star At The Box Office
A24's Hugh Grant-led horror movie Heretic could be just the shot in the arm the box office needs to get November started on a strong note.
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Natalie Portman's Only Western Movie Was Plagued By Behind-The-Scenes Drama
Natalie Portman's sole Western to date is far better known for all the drama that transpired behind-the-scenes than anything else.
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Heretic Directors Reveal The Real-Life Cult Leader Who Inspired Hugh Grant's Villain [Exclusive Interview]
In our interview with Heretic directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, the duo reveal the dark inspirations behind Hugh Grant's Mr. Reed.
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Why The Seinfeld Cast & Crew Refused To Shoot One Episode
There was one occasion on which the Seinfeld cast and crew weren't on the same page, which resulted in an edgy episode actually getting scrapped.
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Richard Gere Was Replaced In The Lords Of Flatbush After Clashing With Sylvester Stallone
Richard Gere was replaced in 1974's The Lords of Flatbush after angering a young Sylvester Stallone during a lunch break.
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Why Bryce Dallas Howard Replaced Rachelle Lefevre As Victoria In The Twilight Saga
Bryce Dallas Howard took over the role of Victoria in the Twilight franchise, replacing Rachelle Lefevre, and fans are still wondering about it today.
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Why Netflix Canceled Its Controversial Series Messiah
Netflix canceled its controversial series Messiah in early 2020. Though the streamer didn't provide a reason, it's easy to read between the lines and see why.
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James Gunn's New DC Universe Needs To Work, Because This Is Superman's Last Chance
James Gunn's DC Universe needs to work starting with 2025's Superman, what with several major DC characters entering the public domain in a decade.
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Margot Robbie's Favorite Movie Of All Time Is A Stylish Crime Thriller
Margot Robbie's favorite movie of all time is a crime thriller written by a filmmaker she would later work with on one of her most critically acclaimed films.
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One Of Stephen King's Non-Horror Books Takes Place Near His Most Haunted Location
Stephen King's 2021 novel Billy Summers is the rare non-horror story from the best-selling author, but it does reference one of King's scariest books.
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A Wild Obi-Wan Kenobi Twist Was Cut From Star Wars: The Phantom Menace
A massive, lore-altering twist regarding Obi-Wan Kenobi that would have changed everything was cut from Star Wars: The Phantom Menace at the last minute.
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A Game Of Thrones Movie May Finally Be Happening
HBO has reportedly been developing at least one movie set in the Game of Thrones universe, with plans to bring Westeros to the big screen.
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Why Denzel Washington Quit & Then Rejoined One Of His Best Action Thrillers
Denzel Washington originally walked away from one of his best Tony Scott collaborations only to then return to the project.
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Tina Louise Dropped Out Of A Carol Burnett Project To Star In Gilligan's Island
Tina Louise was supposed to join Carol Burnett on stage before the more lucrative and career-defining offer of Gilligan's Island came through.
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The Ending Of Marvel's Agatha All Along Explained
Agatha and Billy travel down the Witches' Road in the Agatha All Along finale, but Death is waiting for them at the end.
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Why The Classic Bruce Willis TV Series Moonlighting Was Canceled
Forget the so-called Moonlighting 'curse,' that's not the real reason the classic Bruce Willis and Cybill Shepherd-led series got canceled.
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The Hunger Games: Is Lucy Gray Baird Related To Katniss Everdeen?
There are a lot of intriguing parallels between Hunger Games lead Katniss Everdeen and Lucy Gray Baird from Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes.
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The Real Reason Kevin Costner Agreed To Play Yellowstone's John Dutton
Yellowstone star Kevin Costner knows his way around a Western, but that wasn't the primary reason he signed on for the series.
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TV's Most Thrilling Competition Heats Up In The Squid Game Season 2 Trailer
Squid Game returns after the holidays, and the latest trailer for the thrilling Netflix series looks like we're in for another binge-worthy season.
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A Tiny Star Trek: Lower Decks Easter Egg References One Of The Next Generation's Weirdest Characters
Star Trek: Lower Decks is only the second Star Trek show to reference one of Next Generation's strangest characters in almost 30 years.
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A Top Historian Isn't Holding Back On Ridley Scott's Gladiator 2
You'll never believe it, but Ridley Scott's Gladiator II isn't the most historically accurate film ever made according to a major historian.
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How To Watch The Bring It On Movies In Order
Here's the Bring It On movie order we recommend if you're looking to dive into all seven films in the cheerleading franchise.
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The Wicked And Gladiator II Box Office Estimates Suggests One Thing About Both Movies
The box office projections for both Wicked and Gladiator II should come as encouraging news to the studios behind them and theaters alike.
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X-Men #7 Lets Magneto Give Cyclops The Pep Talk He's Been Needing [Exclusive Preview]
In our exclusive preview of X-Men #7, Cyclops gets some tough love from Magneto as he struggles to become a leader to the X-Men.
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Why Quentin Tarantino Refuses To Watch Denis Villeneuve's Dune Movies
Quentin Tarantino refuses to watch either of Denis Villeneuve's Dune movies, and he has a very Tarantino-y reason for doing that.
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