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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This Is Ethan Hawke's Worst Movie, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Most of the time, Ethan Hawke's movies are pretty good – or at least interesting. Getaway is not one of those movies.
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Fox's Attempt To Recruit Akira Kurosawa Ended In Tragedy
Akira Kurosawa was no director-for-hire, as Fox learned when the studio recruited him to co-direct the WWII film Tora! Tora! Tora!
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Bad Boys: Ride Or Die Provides Box Office Backup With $56 Million Opening Weekend
Will Smith and Martin Lawrence ride to the rescue with Bad Boys: Ride or Die, which is providing a much-needed oxygen mask for the summer box office.
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Dune 2 Director Denis Villeneuve Wanted 'Boringly Realistic' Camera Work For A Key Sequence
Dune: Part Two's sandworm-riding scene is an epic moment, but director Denis Villeneuve was determined to keep it grounded.
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Kurt Russell Wrote Escape From L.A.'s Most Meta Moment Himself
Kurt Russell is probably the only person John Carpenter trusts to make creative changes, like he did for Escape From L.A.
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One Of Keanu Reeves' Best Roles Clicked Into Place After Hanging Out With A SWAT Team
Keanu Reeves' role in Speed didn't really come together until the actor spent time with real-life SWAT officers for research.
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The Highest Rated Marvel Project On Rotten Tomatoes Isn't Even A Movie
X-Men '97 season 1 is Marvel's highest rated title on Rotten Tomatoes, and deservedly so.
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Jealousy And Shame Came Close To Being New Emotions In Inside Out 2
Inside Out 2 nearly introduced nine new emotions for Riley to deal with, but they eventually cut it down to four, so Jealousy and Shame didn't make the cut.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Alien Franchise
If you think there are only six films in the Alien franchise, you're sorely mistaken. Here's the correct order to watch the entire series, including shorts.
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How Dune 2's Final Fight Between Timothée Chalamet And Austin Butler Came Together
Dune: Part Two director Denis Villeneuve tweaked the final fight between Paul (Timothée Chalamet) and Feyd-Rautha (Austin Butler) to raise the stakes.
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30 Years Ago, The Lion King Made Disney The King Of The Box Office
The Lion King wasn't expected to be a big hit at the box office, but it ultimately became the crowning glory of the '90s Disney Renaissance.
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Bizarre Canceled Superman Movies We Never Got To See
There have been many attempts to adapt Superman to film over the years, and a lot of them never came to fruition. Here are some of those Superman movies.
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Inside Out Wrecked Me — And Inside Out 2 Wrecked Me For Very Different Reasons
How Inside Out 2, and its new character Anxiety, inspired an emotional and deeply personal reaction for one writer.
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The Bones Episode With The Most Viewers Was A Fiery, Kidnapping Nightmare
While Bones drew a consistent audience throughout its 12-season run, it actually peaked in viewership with one of its season 1 offerings.
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Dune 2's Harkonnen Spice Harvester Required Massive Machinery For Practical Effects
The Dune: Part Two team went above and beyond to add tactility to the Harkonnen spice harvester scene, creating gigantic legs for the actors to interact with.
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The 10 Best Pixar Characters, Ranked
With Inside Out 2 now in theaters, let's take a look at the 10 best Pixar characters from the company's nearly 30-year history. Did your favorite make the list?
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Inside Out 2 Features A Stealthy Tribute To A Sesame Street Icon
Like every Pixar movie, Inside Out 2 has plenty of Easter eggs, and director Kelsey Mann made sure a certain Sesame Street icon received a little tribute.
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The Wasp Review: Natalie Dormer And Naomie Harris Stun In A Dark, Riveting Psychological Thriller
The Wasp, starring Natalie Dormer and Naomie Harris, is disturbing and will stick with you long after the credits roll. Here's our Tribeca review.
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The Imaginary Review: Netflix And Studio Ponoc Deliver A Gorgeous Generational Classic In The Making
The Imaginary is a film that demands to be seen by as many people as possible - regardless of age. Here's our review of the animated Netflix movie.
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