10 Marvel Comic Books You Need To Read After Thunderbolts
If you really loved the "Thunderbolts*" movie, then here are 10 incredible comic books that you simply must read afterwards.
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Jack Black Named A Beloved Comedy His Best Movie
Jack Black has made a lot of movies over the last several decades, but this beloved comedy is the one he considers his best.
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John Wayne's final movie may not be his best, but it is a fitting farewell to the Western legend and, arguably, the biggest film star of the 20th century.
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Thunderbolts* Star Wyatt Russell Was Initially Opposed To That Captain America Joke
Thunderbolts* has some much needed moments of levity considering its serious themes, but even star Wyatt Russell wasn't thrilled with a Captain America joke.
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Who Is Marvel's Sentry? The Thunderbolts* Villain Explained
Lewis Pullman is playing Bob Reynolds, aka the Sentry, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe film Thunderbolts*. Here's what we know about Bob.
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Steven Spielberg's Game-Changing Sci-Fi Movie Is Finding New Fans On Max
Steven Spielberg is undeniably one of history's greatest filmmakers, because even one of his weakest movies is still inspiring sci-fi fans to stream it.
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Film Critic Roger Ebert Somehow Predicted A Major Sci-Fi Sequel Years Before Its Release
In his review of the Jean-Claude Van Damme movie Timecop, critic Roger Ebert somehow predicted a sci-fi sequel almost a decade before it came out.
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Black Mirror's Saddest Episode Was Written By The Creator Of A Beloved HBO Series
Before creating one of the most acclaimed HBO shows of all time, Jesse Armstrong wrote the saddest episode of Black Mirror.
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Why Dennis Weaver's Chester Left Gunsmoke
Here's why Dennis Weaver, who went on to play the lead in Steven Spielberg's Duel, left the successful Western series Gunsmoke.
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Why Someone Jerry Seinfeld Knew In College Sued The NBC Sitcom For $100 Million
Jerry Seinfeld was sued by an old friend after the massive success of his sitcom, and it's a story straight out of a Seinfeld episode.
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One of the best and most emotional sequences on The Pitt was filmed before the show was fully written, and it's hard to imagine the show without it.
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The Hilarious Family Guy Episode That Parodies HBO's Best Shows
In 2022, Family Guy writers set their sights on some of HBO's best shows, dropping the Griffin family into parodies of Succession, Game of Thrones, and more.
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How Much Money Did Mad Men's Don Draper Make?
As the enigmatic creative director at an advertising firm, Don Draper on Mad Men seemed to have it all. But how much would the character have actually made?
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The Correct Order To Watch Jean-Claude Van Damme's Universal Soldier Movies
The Universal Soldier franchise is weird and surprisingly strong, so come along with us as we break down the correct order to watch the films.
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Peaky Blinders' Creator Once Directed Jason Statham In A Gritty Crime Thriller
The same year Peaky Blinders premiered, creator/showrunner Steven Knight directed an underseen crime thriller starring Jason Statham.
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What Happened To The Cast Of Chuck?
Let's take a look at what the main and recurring cast of Chuck has been up to since the NBC action-comedy spy series wrapped up in January 2012.
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Disney Spent Over $30 Million On A Spin-Off That Will Likely Never Happen
At one point, Disney had plans for an entire Cars cinematic universe and spent tens of millions developing a spin-off that was ultimately abandoned.
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On the hit sci-fi show Silo on Apple TV+, there's a mysterious condition known as The Syndrome. Here's everything we know about how it works.
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Yellowstone star Kevin Costner was keen to work with Clint Eastwood, but wasn't prepared for Eastwood's brisk directing style.
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Why Sheldon Cooper Always Knocks Three Times On The Big Bang Theory
Sheldon Cooper's famous triple knock was eventually given a canonical explanation on The Big Bang Theory, but the writers initially had a different idea.
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Billy Wilder's Thrilling Agatha Christie Movie Is Streaming For Free
Billy Wilder (Double Indemnity, Sunset Boulevard) directed a thrilling adaptation of Agatha Christie's Witness for the Prosecution, and it's streaming for free.
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Why Adam Scott Found The Severance Season 2 Finale Heartbreaking
The Severance season 2 finale is pretty heartbreaking. According to Adam Scott, the episode's shooting conditions didn't make it any easier to film.
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Before Star Trek, Leonard Nimoy And William Shatner Appeared In This Classic Series
Years before they would co-star on Star Trek, Leonard Nimoy and William Shatner shared the screen on a classic spy TV series.
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