Raiders Of The Lost Ark's Cinematographer Was Mere Steps Away From Cliff-Plunging Death
The legendary cinematographer Douglas Slocombe had a habit of nearly dying while filming the iconic Indiana Jones movies.
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Star Wars' James Earl Jones Thought Darth Vader's Big Reveal Was A Complete Lie
The truth about Darth Vader shocked Star Wars fans everywhere, including Darth Vader himself, James Earl Jones.
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After A Messy Production And Awful Reviews, HBO Has Canceled The Idol
The Idol, the HBO series starring Abel 'The Weeknd' Tesfaye and Lily-Rose Depp has been canceled after one season. Probably for the best.
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Futurama Season 11 Features The Return Of The Show's Fiercest Villain
It may be August, but on Futurama season 11, it's Christmas! Which means it is time for the return of everyone's favorite Xmas menace, Robot Santa.
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Cillian Murphy's Peaky Blinders Role Almost Went To A Fast And Furious Star
If the role of Tommy Shelby on Peaky Blinders had gone to Jason Statham as originally intended instead of Cillian Murphy, things may have gone very differently.
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Jurassic Park's 30th Anniversary Box Office Take Proves People Still Love Spielberg's Dinos
Jurassic Park re-released in 3D this past weekend, and even though it didn't make the top 10, it still found a decent chunk of money for a 30-year old movie.
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The Best TV Shows And Movies Leaving Max In September 2023
Fall brings pumpkin spice, and it also means a new wave of titles are leaving streaming. Here are the best TV shows and movies leaving Max in September 2023.
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Knock At The Cabin's Home Invasion Was A Very Real Fear For Rupert Grint
Rupert Grint drew on some frightening memories of his own for his character in Knock At The Cabin.
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Bottoms Just Beat A Pandemic Era Box Office Record Set By Everything Everywhere All At Once
Emma Seligman's hilarious, female-led comedy Bottoms has now beaten a record previously held by the Daniels' Oscar-winning hit. Will Bottoms go the distance?
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AMPTP's Refusal To End Strikes Forces John Cena Back Into Wrestling Ring
Okay, no one's forcing John Cena back into wrestling, but make no mistake, this is only happening because the AMPTP is unnecessarily extending the strikes.
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Dwayne Johnson Is Making Noise On Netflix With A 2015 HBO Series Coming Back To Life
Remember the Dwayne Johnson HBO show Ballers? Well, it's back, and now it's on Netflix. And people are paying attention and streaming the show.
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Bill Murray's Scrooged Is Getting A 35th Anniversary 4K Release With New Special Features
Richard Donner's 1988 Christmas comedy Scrooged is getting a 4K Blu-ray release to mark the film's 35th anniversary. Read the list of special features here.
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Sony Claims Gran Turismo Beat Barbie At The Weekend Box Office, But It's Pretty Sketchy
Who won the weekend box office? It depends on who you ask. Warner Bros. claims Barbie came out on top, but Sony says Gran Turismo is the real winner.
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You're Not Dreaming: Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer Has Passed Inception At The US Box Office
If you remove his Batman films from the equation, Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer now stands as his highest-grossing movie at the domestic box office.
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LaKeith Stanfield Is A Regular Guy Who Knows Jesus In The Book Of Clarence
LaKeith Stanfield plays an 'everyman' who knows Jesus Christ in The Book of Clarence, Jeymes Samuel's follow-up to his directing debut on The Harder They Fall.
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Barbie Is Now Warner Bros.' Biggest Movie Ever At The Global Box Office
Greta Gerwig's Barbie has broken another record, this time becoming WB's highest grossing movie (not adjusted for inflation) in the company's 100-year history.
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Why Dune Director Denis Villeneuve Wants To Adapt Dune: Messiah
Denis Villeneuve already has two Dune movies made, but would he make a third? The filmmaker says it would be a dream to adapt the third book Dune: Messiah.
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The Real-Life Military Tech That Inspired Star Trek: Enterprise's Ship Design
The ship on Star Trek: Enterprise took inspiration from the United States military to prioritize realism over idealized futurism.
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Why Casting Sylvie In Loki Season 1 Was Such A Daunting Task
It was no small task to find someone to play the Loki season 1 variant Sylvie, but Sophia Di Martino rose to the occasion and knocked it out of the park.
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The Heartbreaking '80s Japanese Drama That Inspired Futurama's Saddest Episode
The inspiration for Futurama's memorable Jurassic Bark episode is a beloved Japanese film based on a true story.
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Colman Domingo Is The Architect Of The 1963 March On Washington In The Rustin Trailer
Colman Domingo brings the long-overlooked Civil Rights activist Bayard Rustin to life in the trailer for the biopic Rustin.
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Greta Gerwig's Favorite Barbie Moment Is A Two-Word Margot Robbie Line
Greta Gerwig has revealed her favorite line that Margot Robbie said in the Barbie movie, and it's not actually one of the more emotional moments. It's silly!
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The Twilight Zone Story So Scary, They Made It Three Times
Nightmare at 20,000 Feet taps the primal fear of being seen as crazy, which is probably why The Twilight Zone has remade it so many times.
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One Witcher Season 3 Scene Was Even Sadder For MyAnna Buring Than Tissaia's Death
When The Witcher actress MyAnna Buring read Tissaia's death scene, she thought it was 'lovely.' But a different scene in season 3 stung when she performed it.
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Futurama Season 11 Firmly Establishes The Series In The Canon Of Christmas Horror
Futurama has always put a clever spin on 31st century holidays, but the latest episode pushes Christmas into the canon of classic holiday horror.
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Room And Girl In The Basement Share A Horrifying True Story
The Lifetime original Girl in the Basement is based on the true story of Josef and Elisabeth Fritzl, which also partly inspired the Oscar-winning film Room.
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Ernest & Celestine: A Trip To Gibberitia Review: Epic Sequel Tackles G-Rated Conformity And Censorship
The sequel Ernest & Celestine: A Trip to Gibberitia might actually be better than the first Ernest & Celestine film, and that's saying something.
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