TRON's Innovative Computer Animation Still Required Graph Paper, Math, And A Prayer
The special effects in the sci-fi cult classic TRON required tangible things like graph paper to create.
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George Clooney Solidified His Solaris Casting By Writing A Letter
When Steven Soderbergh was about to remake Solaris, he received a letter from his creative partner, George Clooney, asking to play the lead role.
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A Fox Exec Tried To Pay $25K To Shave Gregory Peck's Face For The Gunfighter
A Fox executive was not happy with Gregory Peck's mustache in the Western film The Gunfighter.
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Battlestar Galactica's Katee Sackhoff Unknowingly Prompted Starbuck's Fate
The writers of Battlestar Galactica didn't have a clear plan for the ending, but took inspiration for Starbuck's fate from actress Katee Sackhoff.
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Inside Out 2 Sets Historic Box Office Record With $295 Million Global Debut
Pixar's Inside Out 2 has massively outperformed expectations at the box office, scoring the biggest global opening ever for an animated movie.
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How Jon Hamm Feels About A Mad Men Reboot
Would Jon Hamm, aka Don Draper, be up to return for a Mad Men reboot? The actor recently answered that very question.
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One Of The Most Controversial Twilight Zone Episodes Demands A Second Look
Jordan Peele's 2019 Twilight Zone revival was pretty disappointing overall, but the pilot episode is seriously underrated.
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How Pixar's Inside Out 2 Male Director And Producer Tapped Into The Mind Of A 13-Year Old Girl
Inside Out 2 finds our girl Riley dealing with puberty and complex new emotions. How did two dudes, director Kelsey Mann and producer Mark Nielsen, pull it off?
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The Usual Suspects' Lockup Scene Was Saved By Farts And Improv
An actor secretly farted during the lockup scene in The Usual Suspects, and the improv response from the others gave the movie a moment it desperately needed.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Held A Gun To A Producer's Head While Making The Terminator
When Terminator executive producer John Daly visited the movie's set during filming, he found himself on the wrong end of a gun held by Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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James Gunn Doesn't Think Groot Survived His Death In Guardians Of The Galaxy
Guardians Of The Galaxy director James Gunn has some surprising info regarding the Groot death we saw in the first movie.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Only Got Greenlit Because Of Anson Mount
Anson Mount is the main reason Star Trek: Strange New Worlds ended up getting a green light.
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How All In The Family Solved The Issue Of Sally Struthers' Height
All in the Family's Sally Struthers was much shorter than her costars. Luckily for her, platform shoes were all the rage at the time.
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Godzilla Vs. Kong Director Had Harrowing Plans For Kong He Just Couldn't Go Through With
Godzilla vs. Kong director Adam Wingard liked Kong so much that he cut some bad things from the script that were supposed to happen to the monster character.
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Who Really Wrote Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home? The BTS Controversy Explained
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home has four credited writers, but they disagree over how much of the early script draft wound up in the final film.
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The Worst Things Homelander Has Ever Done In The Boys
Homelander is certainly a handful on The Boys, and he's far from a true superhero. Here are some of the worst things he's done on the show and in the comics.
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Cartoon Network's Adventure Time Has A Musical Connection To Love Actually
Cartoon Network's Adventure Time features an incredible voice cast, including an actor who got their start in the hit rom-com Love Actually.
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The Burt Reynolds Movie That Got A Big Fat Zero On Rotten Tomatoes
Burt Reynolds is a legendary movie star, but even he couldn't avoid the dreaded 0% on Rotten Tomatoes.
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The Original Roar Of Gareth Edwards' Godzilla Was Inaudible To The Human Ear
To create the roar for Gareth Edwards' take on Godzilla, the sound designers used sounds inaudible to the human ear.
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The Requiem For Methuselah Scene Star Trek's DeForest Kelley Refused To Film
McCoy delivers a moving monologue in the Star Trek episode 'Requiem for Methuselah,' but DeForest Kelley Refused to film the original version of it.
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Long Before Tombstone, Kurt Russell Appeared In The Classic Western TV Series Gunsmoke
Before he starred in Tombstone, one of the best Westerns of the 1990s, Kurt Russell had plenty of experience appearing in TV Westerns, including Gunsmoke.
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Bad Boys: Ride Or Die Drives The Franchise Past A Billion Dollar Box Office Milestone
The Bad Boys movies have now grossed more than $1 billion collectively at the box office, with Bad Boys: Ride or Die holding strong in its second weekend.
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The Only Bones Actors That Were In Every Single Episode Of The Series
For as many fan-favorite characters as Bones had, only a handful of them appeared in all 246 episodes of the show.
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How Tina Louise Really Felt About Gilligan's Island
Gilligan's Island star Tina Louise ultimately made her peace with the show's popularity and its effect on her acting career.
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A Long-Dead TV Show Forced Soylent Green To Change Its Name
A TV show most people don't even know existed forced Soylent Green to have a different title than its book source material.
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Creature Commandos Preview Shows Some Downsides To James Gunn's DC Universe [Annecy]
The DC Universe demands that Creature Commandos stays in synergy with the live-action movies, with James Gunn vetoing a gothic new design for Belle Reve prison.
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Even Futurama's Creator Doesn't Quite Understand All Of Sci-Fi In The Show
Futurama has been hailed for its accurate science blended into sci-fi tropes, but one of the show's creators doesn't understand most of it.
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