Barbie Passes $500 Million At The Domestic Box Office, Enters Top 25 All-Time
Greta Gerwig's Barbie continues its wildly impressive box office run. Its latest achievement? Kicking 2015's Minions out of the top 25 list.
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The Shark Is Broken Review: The Disastrous Making Of Jaws Is Now A Broadway Play
Jaws heads to Broadway with The Shark is Broken, a play about the making of the Spielberg movie and starring the son of Quint actor Robert Shaw.
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The Last Voyage Of The Demeter's UK Release Has Been Delayed Indefinitely
Unlike the actual boat, The Last Voyage of the Demeter failed to reach England after crashing on the rocks of a studio buyout.
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Why Timothy Olyphant Lost A Key Star Trek Role To Chris Pine
Timothy Olyphant was a sport when he faced rejection after his Star Trek audition, and after all, that freed him up to take on his fantastic role in Justified.
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Turner Classic Movies Will Honor Director William Friedkin With A Two-Night Cinematic Tribute
Turner Classic Movies is honoring the late William Friedkin by showing several of his films as part of a two-night tribute event.
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How The Mandalorian Used Ahmed Best's Tattoos To Reinvent Kelleran Beq's Jedi Robe
Kelleran Beq (Ahmed Best) and his costume got a snazzy upgrade when he joined the Star Wars franchise proper on The Mandalorian.
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Blue Beetle Director Has One Marvel Actor In Mind For Pending Bane Project
Before directing Blue Beetle, Angel Manuel Soto wanted to make a solo Bane movie with one Guardians of the Galaxy actor in mind for the role.
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Can Barbie Have One Of The Longest Number One Box Office Runs Ever?
Barbie was at the top of the box office yet again, which begs the question: how much longer can it stay there, and will it break more records in the process?
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King Of The Hill Revival At Hulu Recorded Johnny Hardwick As Dale Gribble Before He Died
Before his death, Johnny Hardwick had recorded some work as Dale Gribble for the King of the Hill revival at Hulu, but it doesn't sound like a lot was finished.
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The Case Of Cobweb's Missing Box Office Numbers
What happened with the release of the Lionsgate horror movie Cobweb? Box office numbers are non-existent, which raises all sorts of questions about the film.
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An Original Ghostbusters Storyboard Shows Paul Reubens As A Different Form Of Gozer
Did you know Paul Reubens almost played Gozer the Gozerian in the finale of the original Ghostbusters? A storyboard reveals this entirely different version.
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What Went Wrong With Star Trek: Nemesis, According To Jonathan Frakes
Star Trek: Nemesis is one of the worst movies in the entire franchise, and Commander Riker himself, Jonathan Frakes, knows what happened.
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How To Watch Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny At Home
The final Indiana Jones film starring Harrison Ford, Dial of Destiny, is officially headed to digital.
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One Mission: Impossible 2 Stunt Could've Cost Tom Cruise His Eye
For one terrifying Mission: Impossible 2 scene, a real knife was pointed only inches away from Tom Cruise's real eye, and that could've gone very wrong.
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2023's Most Important Movie Lesson Involves Elemental, M3GAN, And Not Betting On The Internet
You probably didn't think Elemental and M3GAN were part of the same Very Important Lesson For Hollywood, but 2023 is a weird time for movies.
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Larry David Gave Rob McElhenney Some Valuable Advice For It's Always Sunny
Curb Your Enthusiasm's Larry David knows a thing or two, and It's Always Sunny's co-creator Rob McElhenney was ready to listen.
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Why James Bond Recast Felix Leiter In Goldfinger
Several actors have played 007's CIA acquaintance Felix Leiter in the James Bond films since the character was first recast for Goldfinger.
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Why The Oscars Refused To Nominate Star Wars' Frank Oz For His Yoda Performance
After Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, George Lucas tried to get Frank Oz an Oscar nomination for his Yoda performance, but the Academy said no.
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13 Times Film Or TV Actors Were Deliberately Kept Apart During Production
Actors in movies and TV shows are often kept apart during a shoot, sometimes by their own choice and sometimes at a director's request. Here are 13 examples.
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The Indiana Jones Original Trilogy Extra Who (Technically) Died In All Three Movies
Most actors only get to die fighting Indiana Jones once. Pat Roach got to do it several times in multiple films.
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Why X-Men: Evolution Was Canceled, According To Its Co-Creator
X-Men: Evolution was canceled after four seasons. But why? It has a lot to do with the landscape of children's TV at the time the show was on air.
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The Gargoyles In Wednesday Tell A Twisted Tale Of Their Own
Much of the charm of Netflix's Wednesday can be attributed to the series' meticulous worldbuilding and set design, including the gargoyles seen at Nevermore.
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Danny Elfman's Batman Returns Cameo Came At The Expense Of Danny DeVito
Tim Burton's longtime composer Danny Elfman has a quick cameo in Batman Returns during a scene where Danny DeVito's Penguin sees his plans falling apart.
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Will Big Little Lies Get A Third Season?
Fans want a third season of Big Little Lies. It's not impossible, but with an important creative partner gone and a large cast to reunite, it'll be tough.
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How A Touch Of Jealousy Led To Tyler Perry's Unexpected Star Trek Casting
There are a lot of cameos in Star Trek, though there's likely not one as surprising as Tyler Perry in JJ Abrams' first Trek film.
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Star Wars' Planet Mustafar Shares Similarities With A Moon In Our Solar System
While it might seem like pure science fiction, the Star Wars planet Mustafar bears a number of similarities to the Jupiter moon of Io.
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Leonard Nimoy Was Ready To Quit Star Trek Before He'd Even Finished His First Episode
Leonard Nimoy's Spock is one of the most iconic characters in Star Trek, so it's surprising to hear that he almost quit early on.
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