Glen Powell Makes One Thing Clear About The New Twister Movie Twisters
Glen Powell says the upcoming movie Twisters is definitely not a reboot of or a sequel to Twister, even though it sure seems like it is.
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A Jurassic Park Mishap Took A 'Chunk' Out Of Sam Neill's Arm And Left Him Scarred
Sam Neill had a lot of harrowing scenes in Jurassic Park. One unexpected moment while filming, however, left him with an indelible injury.
Read MoreJames Cameron Cut A Wild Helicopter Action Sequence From True Lies
James Cameron, the master of bringing films under budget and on time, axed a massive sequence from True Lies when he realized that it would blow the schedule.
Read MoreThere Are Hidden Star Wars Sounds In Fast X
Next time you watch Fast X, listen carefully for this iconic Star Wars sound effect.
Read MoreConcept Art For RRR Deleted Scenes Have Fans Asking S.S. Rajamouli Why They Got Axed
S.S. Rajamouli's epic RRR boasts an over three-hour runtime, but concept art from a deleted scene has fans wishing the film was even longer.
Read MoreTwo Films On The Netflix Top 10 Are Part Of A Huge Franchise You Probably Haven't Seen
Remember the film Sniper from 1993? Well, they made nine sequels, and two of them are trending on Netflix.
Read MorePaul Giamatti Wants To Play A Bond Villain And Has Two Requests For The Role
Paul Giamatti has proven by now he can play just about anyone, so why not let him take on a villain role like Blofeld in the new Bond films?
Read MoreHow A Raiders Of The Lost Ark Pilot Wound Up Saving Jurassic Park's Cast And Crew
In Raiders of the Lost Ark, the actor who played Indiana Jones' pilot was an actual pilot, something that came in handy for the Jurassic Park crew years later.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch The Mad Max Movies
Let's head out into the wasteland! Here's how to watch the Mad Max movies in order, from Mad Max to Fury Road and beyond.
Read MoreThe Taken Movies Ranked From Worst To Best
The Taken movies, even the Liam Neeson actioners that aren't technically Taken movies, vary wildly in quality. We've ranked them from best to worst.
Read MoreKeanu Reeves' Stunt Double Got Knocked Out By John Wick 4's Epic Stair Fall
It takes a special kind of person to roll down 222 very real stone steps, which is what Vincent Bouillon did when doubling Keanu Reeves in John Wick: Chapter 4.
Read MoreThe Only Major Actors Still Alive From Smokey And The Bandit
Smokey and the Bandit is one of the most fun action comedies of the 1970s, and many of its major actors are still alive and working.
Read MoreTom Cruise Should Take This Lesson From Dwayne Johnson
Dwayne Johnson made a decision this week that could completely alter the trajectory of his career. Will Tom Cruise ever make a similar decision? (He should!)
Read MoreThe 10 Best Action Movies Of 2023 Ranked
With films like Plane, Sisu, and Extraction 2 kicking butt, 2023 was a spectacular year for action cinema. Here are /Film's Top 10 action films of the year.
Read MoreDirector James Mangold Finally Explains That Wild Indiana Jones 5 Ending
When it came to the ending of Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, James Mangold wanted something 'shocking, something bolder.'
Read MoreOne Of The Best Scenes In The Mask Of Zorro Was Anthony Hopkins' Idea
The Mask of Zorro writer Terry Rossio told /Film that a pivotal scene between Anthony Hopkins and Catherine Zeta Jones was Hopkins' idea.
Read MoreTom Cruise Apparently Turned Down The Lead Role In The Mask Of Zorro
The Mask of Zorro producer Steven Spielberg wanted to cast Tom Cruise as Zorro in the film, but the actor wisely recognized that would be a bad idea.
Read MoreA Pedro Pascal & Ben Affleck Movie You May Have Missed Is Seeing A Resurgence On Netflix
The Netflix movie Triple Frontier, starring Pedro Pascal, Ben Affleck, and Oscar Isaac, is having a bit of a resurgence.
Read MoreLegend Of Zelda Movie Director Is Aiming For Live-Action Miyazaki
The Legend of Zelda director Wes Ball hopes his live-action adaptation of the beloved video game will feel like a Studio Ghibli film.
Read MoreThe Only Major Actors Still Alive From Dirty Harry
Dirty Harry was one of the best movies of the 1970s. Here are the actors who are still around, 50-odd years after it first came out.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch The Kingsman Movies
There's a proper way to watch The Kingsman movies in order, and it might not be what you think.
Read MoreEvery John Woo Touch In Silent Night (And Everything That's Missing)
John Woo is known for his unique aesthetic, often consisting of an operatic style and guys shooting two guns. Here's what Silent Night does differently.
Read MoreJohn Woo's Hollywood Films, Ranked (Including Silent Night)
John Woo came to Hollywood in the '90s, and now he's back again with Silent Night. But how would you rank his American films? Here's our ranking.
Read MoreGodzilla Minus One Is Chock-Full Of Easter Eggs Referencing The Original Classic
Godzilla Minus One manages to be a fresh take on the kaiju monster movie and include several intriguing ties to the original film in the franchise.
Read MoreFuriosa Trailer Breakdown: Witness Anya Taylor-Joy And Chris Hemsworth At The Start Of The Fury Road
What a lovely day! Let's discuss the Furiosa trailer, which offers our first look at Anya Taylor-Joy as young Furiosa and Chris Hemsworth's villain Dementus.
Read MoreSilent Night Ending Explained: Rest In (Heavenly) Peace
John Woo's first Hollywood feature in two decades packs a massive punch, but what does the ending mean for Joel Kinnaman's character?
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How Harrison Ford Influences Alan Ritchson's Reacher Performance
Alan Ritchson made sure to channel the grumpy toughness of Harrison Ford in his performance as Jack Reacher.
Read MoreWhy Reacher Season 2 Feels So Much Bigger Than The First Season
Unlike season 1, Reacher season 2 was shot on location in real cities. As a result, the scope of the show feels so much more grand and exciting.
Read MoreReacher Season 2's Fourth Episode Brings Back A Fan-Favorite Character
Reacher and his unit find themselves in a tight spot in Reacher season 2, episode 4, at least until an old friend shows up to lend a hand.
Read MoreWhat Makes The Ideal Reacher Storyline, According To Star Alan Ritchson [Exclusive]
Alan Ritchson has a lot of insight into Lee Child's Jack Reacher character after playing him for a whole season, and he knows what makes a good Reacher story.
Read MoreA Regular Star Trek Guest Actor Played A Very Different Role On The A-Team
Lieutenant Reginald Barclay wasn't exactly a hotshot in his Star Trek appearances, but the actor who also played him was also a member of the A-Team.
Read MoreReacher Season 2 Introduces A New Team Of Army Badasses – But Are They Real?
Just how realistic would Jack Reacher and his Special Investigations Unit in Reacher season 2 look to someone in the military? Here's what we learned.
Read MoreWhy Fans Shouldn't Be Worried About Reacher Season 2 Adapting Bad Luck And Trouble
While Bad Luck and Trouble is the 11th Jack Reacher novel, it's the perfect basis for Reacher season 2 and forces Jack to finally question his life's choices.
Read MoreReacher Season 2's Big Villain Is A Clear Homage To A James Cameron Classic
The new season of Reacher is dropping amazing little meta references to the iconic past role of its new villain played by Robert Patrick.
Read MoreReacher Season 2's Third Episode Throws The Entire Season For A Loop
Let's get very, very, very spoilery about the third episode of Reacher season 2. We're not kidding: there are big, big spoilers in here, folks. Be warned.
Read MoreReacher Season 2 Confirms One Book That Won't Get Adapted For The Show
Fans of the Reacher series may be wondering how the show will handle the events of the Tom Cruise films. The latest episode finally shows us.
Read MoreEverything You Need To Know To Watch Reacher Season 2
While you can jump right into Reacher season 2 without being totally lost, there are some lingering threads and characters from season 1 worth knowing about.
Read MoreThe New Mr. And Mrs. Smith TV Series Makes A Big, Smart Change From The Movie
Donald Glover and Maya Erskine lead Prime Video's Mr. and Mrs. Smith show, which makes a smart conceptual change from the 2005 Brad Pitt/Angelina Jolie film.
Read MoreThe Only Major Actors Still Alive From The Six Million Dollar Man
Here's what the living members of The Six Million Dollar Man cast are up to today.
Read MoreIs Twisted Metal Getting A Season 2 On Peacock? The Ride's Not Over Yet
Fans of apocalyptic vehicular mayhem, rejoice! Twisted Metal season 2 has officially been ordered at Peacock, and we can't wait.
Read MoreReacher Lands A One-Two Punch With An Explosive Season 2 Clip And Season 3 Renewal
Alan Ritchson is back for more action and more glory in this second season clip from Reacher, which promises more of the same thrills.
Read MoreMr. And Mrs. Smith TV Series – Release Date, Cast, First Look, And More Info
Mr. and Mrs. Smith is coming to the small screen near you, and here's everything you need to know about the Donald Glover/Maya Erskine starring series.
Read MoreInterplanetary War Breaks Out In The Halo Season 2 Trailer
Halo is back for an action-packed, beautiful digitally designed second season complete with all the intergalactic warfare you'd expect.
Read MoreThe Unmade Sci-Fi Series That Landed Netflix In Load Of Unwanted Trouble
Carl Erik Rinsch made the samurai film 47 Ronin, and meant to follow it up with an expensive Netflix series ... why he didn't is a wild story.
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Animation Movies (12)
An Animated Feature Is Finding A New Audience On Netflix Almost 10 Years Later
The Book of Life was overshadowed by Coco when it was first to release, but has is now charting in the top 10 around the world on Netflix.
Read More15 Best Animated TV Shows And Movies Of 2023
The limitless possibilities of animation were well on display in 2023. Here are our picks for the top 15 animated films and TV shows of the year.
Read MoreThe 5 Best Studio Ghibli Dub Performances (Including The Boy And The Heron) Ranked
From Christian Bale's Howl to Robert Pattinson's Grey Heron, here are the five best English dub performances in Studio Ghibli films.
Read MoreBruce Wayne Becomes A Goofy Bat-Dad In Merry Little Batman
The new animated film Merry Little Batman lets the Dark Knight be a goofy dad instead of a brooding weirdo for a change.
Read MoreThe Boy And The Heron Ending Explained: How Do You Live?
The Boy and the Heron is Hayao Miyazaki's latest (but not last) animated feature, and the ending's explanation has an even deeper meaning than you know.
Read MoreThe Japanese Title For The Boy And The Heron Is Not Just Different, It Is Essential
After watching The Boy and the Heron, it becomes clear that the original Japanese title How Do You Live? is essential to the story.
Read MoreThe Boy And The Heron Is So Personal, Miyazaki Changed The Story When Tragedy Struck
The Boy and the Heron is Hayao Miyazaki's most personal story yet and required massive rewrites after the death of the film's inspiration.
Read MoreCool Stuff: New Nightmare Before Christmas Funko POPs Are All About Jack And Sally
The Nightmare Before Christmas is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, and there's a new collection of Funko POPs featuring Jack, Sally, and Zero. Look!
Read MoreHow A Legendary Hollywood Classic Inspired Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse
Christopher Miller and Phil Lord's Across the Spider-Verse is a feat of filmmaking, something they derived inspiration from a classic Hollywood epic.
Read MoreAdam Sandler's Leo May Be A Netflix Success, But His First Animated Feature Bombed
Adam Sandler's new Netflix animated feature Leo is a success, which is a sharp contrast to his animated film Eight Crazy Nights.
Read MoreThe Land Before Time Was A Big Box Office Hit - But The Franchise Refused To Go Extinct
Don Bluth's animated dinosaur adventure The Land Before Time was a huge hit that spawned 13 direct-to-video sequels.
Read MoreWhy Hollywood Needs To Embrace The Animation Revolution, According To Spider-Man Filmmakers
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse writers and producers Phil Lord and Chris Miller see experimentation as the way of the future for animation.
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One Piece Is An Epic Adventure Anime Worth Its Legendary Reputation And Long Journey
Grab your pirate hat, unleash your weirdest laugh, and experience the legendary anime adventure that is Eiichiro Oda's magnum opus: One Piece.
Read MoreBest Anime Of The Fall 2023 Season: From Frieren To Scott Pilgrim
When it comes to anime, Fall 2023 featured stone-cold masterpieces, exquisite international collaborations, and one of the greatest anime seasons of all time.
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Cartoon Shows (16)
The Lrrr Joke One Futurama Writer Has Spent A Decade Trying To Get Into The Show
Futurama producer and writer Patric Verrone has wanted to make a joke about Lrrr and Ndnd's names that has never been done before.
Read MoreStar Wars Rebels Had To Completely Re-Stage A Confrontational Scene In The Finale
The creatives behind Star Wars Rebels were determined to get the series finale just right, which led to them retooling the big showdown between Zeb and Rukh.
Read MoreThe Bizarre, Sausage-Obsessed Character That Inspired Futurama's Bender
John DiMaggio has been voicing Bender on Futurama for the better part of two decades, and he draws his inspiration from an unlikely trio of sources.
Read MoreFuturama Blindsided Billy West By Having Him Audition For Fry
Billy West hadn't expected to audition for Fry in Futurama and had to invent the character's voice right on the spot.
Read MoreHow Futurama Created Hypnotoad's Horrible Yet Hilarious Sound
The Hypnotoad is one of the best running gags on Futurama, and it would be nothing without its unique sound, which has a fascinating back story.
Read MoreArcane's Kevin Alejandro Recruited An Avatar Voice Acting Pro To Help With Jayce
To prepare to play Jayce in Arcane, Kevin Alejandro relied on a legendary Avatar: The Last Airbender actor and former leader of the Lost Boys of Neverland.
Read MoreBroadway Almost Brought A Beloved Simpsons Episode Full Circle For Conan O'Brien
The Simpsons is known to parody many musicals, and this parody of The Music Man almost got Conan O'Brien a starring role on Broadway.
Read MoreHow This Is Spinal Tap Helped Lauren Tom Land The Role Of Futurama's Amy
Lauren Tom has always been an invaluable part of the Futurama cast, but the reason she was initially cast by Matt Groening is a bit surprising.
Read MoreThe Rick And Morty Season 7 Finale Brings Back A Major Character From Rick's Past
Rick and Morty fall into a fear hole, where they must confront their deepest fears, in the Rick and Morty season 7 finale.
Read MoreFuturama's Creators Have Drawn A Hard Line On Fry And Leela's Relationship
When it comes to Fry and Leela's relationship on Futurama, the show's writers have a new rule that they don't intend to break.
Read MoreRick And Morty Season 7 Referenced One Of The Best Episodes Of Community
The latest episode of Rick and Morty season 7 pitted our main characters against The Pope, and put them in a familiar set of armor from Dan Harmon's Community.
Read MoreFuturama's 'Number 9 Man' Is Left Over From A Much Darker Version Of The Show
The Number Nine Man is one of the most delightful little easter eggs in the background of many Futurama episodes, and now we know what it all means.
Read MoreRick And Morty Season 7 Raises An Ongoing Series Question: Can Rick Actually Die?
Rick and Morty season 7 has confirmed that heaven exists, which somehow makes the risk of Rick dying feel even more inconsequential, and that's a problem.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Did You Know Playmates' Classic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Toys Have Returned?
Playmates has been releasing the best of their original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles action figures from the 1990s over the past couple years. Check them out!
Read MoreThe Best Animated Show No One Was Watching Just Got Canceled
Sadly, it seems that the Apple TV+ animated series Central Park is no more. And that's a shame, because it was a great show.
Read MoreOne Futurama Plot Was So Complicated It Created A New Kind Of Math
An episode of Futurama ended up needing a math theorem to keep track of and figure out the very scientific concept of brain switching.
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Comedy Movies (22)
Producers Were Afraid Greta Gerwig's Barbie Would Be A Todd Haynes Repeat
Mattel and WB execs worried Greta Gerwig's Barbie might be a little too inspired by Todd Haynes' dark take on the toy with Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story.
Read MoreEven Tim Burton Didn't Fully Understand Beetlejuice
Tim Burton doesn't necessarily need to "get" the movies he makes to make them, but it's helpful having someone like Geena Davis on set, who gets it.
Read MoreThe National Lampoon's Vacation Movies Ranked
Whether staying at home or flying overseas, the Griswolds have set the bar hellishly low for vacations. Here are the National Lampoon's Vacation movies, ranked.
Read MoreA Scrapped Barbie Scene Would Have Had Ryan Gosling Fighting Off Faux Fur
Somewhere, there is footage of Ryan Gosling rehearsing a scene for Barbie where Ken dances (and fights) with his faux mink fur coat.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch National Lampoon's Vacation Movies
Want to hang out with the Griswold family? Well then, here are all of the National Lampoon Vacation movies in order.
Read MoreThe Only Beverly Hills Cop Actors That Appear In Every Movie Of The Franchise
With Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F. coming to Netflix in 2024, we're looking at the only two main actors who appear in every film in the franchise.
Read MoreMatt Damon's Most Infamous Box Office Bomb Was Written For Paul Giamatti
Alexander Payne's Downsizing starred Matt Damon, but it was originally supposed to star none other than Paul Giamatti.
Read MoreHow The Wolf Of Wall Street Became Martin Scorsese's Biggest Movie Ever
On its 10th anniversary, we're dissecting how The Wolf of Wall Street became Martin Scorsese's most financially successful film.
Read MoreStudios Have Abandoned Big Comedies, But Laughs Thrive In The Indie Arthouse World Of 2023
Studios aren't pushing major comedies into theaters anymore, but thankfully, the indie arthouse world was still packed with big laughs in 2023.
Read MoreWonka Is Off To A Sweeter Than Expected Start At The Box Office
Wonka is a bigger hit at the box office than expected. Learn all about the film's opening weekend box office haul right here.
Read MoreGhostbusters: Frozen Empire Aims To Bring Genuine Scares Along With The Laughs
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire will reclaim what all of the sequels lost, according to star Kumail Nanjiani, and that is legitimate scares.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch The Ernest Movies
There are 12 (count 'em, 12) Ernest feature films starring Jim Varney to get through in total. Here's the best way to go about taking a trip around the Worrell.
Read MoreA National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation Mystery May Have Been Solved On Reddit
Fans of National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation have long wondered about one thing ... and an amateur sleuth on Reddit may have finally cracked the answer.
Read More12 Best Netflix Original Movies Of 2023, Ranked
Netflix had a banner year of original movies. Here are 12 of the very best
Read MoreWill There Be An Ocean's 14? George Clooney Says There's A Script
Ocean's 11 has had many sequels and prequels, and according to star George Clooney, there may be another with the core cast and crew coming along.
Read MoreHow To Watch A Christmas Story This Holiday Season
Are you ready to spend the holidays with Ralphie and his family again? Here's how you can watch A Christmas Story from the comfort of your home.
Read MoreThe M*A*S*H Finale's Set Was Reduced To Ash In The Middle Of Filming
The M*A*S*H writers had to adapt to a sudden fire that swept across their set, but if you've seen the finale, you'll know nothing feels forced.
Read MoreTwins Was A Surprise Box Office Smash And Arnold Schwarzenegger's Biggest Payday Ever
Arnold Schwarzenegger doing a comedy wasn't a sure-thing, so when it came time to make Twins, the superstar came up with a unique deal.
Read MoreSally Kellerman's Nude M*A*S*H Moment Had Everyone Naked Behind The Scenes
Sally Kellerman's nude scene in M*A*S*H definitely wouldn't fly today, but Robert Altman had a great way of making her comfortable shooting it.
Read MoreMark Ruffalo Plays The Best Movie Villain Of The Year In Poor Things
Nobody in Poor Things or 2023 movies overall poses as much a pernicious threat as Mark Ruffalo's Duncan Wedderburn.
Read MoreEvery Home Alone Movie (Including The Reboot), Ranked
The Home Alone franchise has its high highs and low lows, and we've organized it all onto one ranked list so you know how to watch.
Read MoreBeetlejuice 2 – Release Date, Cast, Director, And More Info
Michael Keaton is finally returning as the 'Ghost With the Most.' Here's everything we know about Tim Burton's Beetlejuice 2 so far.
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Comedy Shows (51)
Frasier Faced One Big Concern About Kelsey Grammer At The Start Of The Series
Frasier is one of the greatest TV series of all time, but execs were worried early on that Kelsey Grammer might not be able to carry a series.
Read MorePresident Ford Visited M*A*S*H's Set And It Was A Very Eerie Experience
Everyone who was anyone wanted to visit the set of M*A*S*H, including former president Gerald Ford.
Read MoreFrasier Getting His Own Sitcom Wasn't The Original Plan For Post-Cheers Kelsey Grammer
The original post-Cheers plan for Kelsey Grammer didn't include Frasier Crane, but we're so glad that all changed.
Read MoreOne Of Radar's Most 'Unhinged' M*A*S*H Moments Was Completely Improvised
M*A*S*H star Gary Burghoff improvised Radar's amusingly panicked response to a woman giving birth in the season 3 episode 'Love and Marriage.'
Read MoreThe Only Major Actors Still Alive From Leave It To Beaver
Leave it to Beaver hit the airwaves over 65 years ago. Here's what the living cast members have been up to after all these years.
Read MoreThe Lucille Ball Cheers Cameo That Never Came To Be
Lucille Ball was a fan of Cheers pretty early on and even came close to playing Diane's mom on the classic sitcom.
Read MoreHow M*A*S*H Managed To Wedge A Pool Ball Into George Wendt's Mouth
Before George Wendt became Norm on Cheers, he joined the 4007th on M*A*S*H and shoved an entire pool ball in his mouth ... or did he?
Read MoreFootage From The Unaired It's Always Sunny Pilot Found Its Way Into The Finished Show
A scene from the handmade pilot for It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia ended up in the professional pilot which ended up in the actual series. Let us explain.
Read MoreFrasier's Anthony LaPaglia Questions If There's A Place For Simon Moon In The Reboot
Anthony LaPaglia would like to return to the world of Frasier as Daphne's brother Simon Moon, but there's no indication that will actually happen.
Read MoreThe Only Major Actors Still Alive From The Monkees
The Monkees weren't just a great '60s band, they starred on a great '60s show, and only a few members of the original cast are still with us today.
Read MoreWhy It's Always Sunny Refuses To Reveal The Waitress' Real Name
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's creators know the real name of The Waitress, played by Mary Elizabeth Ellis, but there's a good reason they avoid it.
Read MoreThe Short-Lived All In The Family Spinoff Norman Lear Wished He Could Have Finished
Norman Lear tried to recapture his old sitcom magic by revisiting All in the Family with the 1990s spinoff 704 Hauser, but it didn't work out.
Read MoreHow The Mary Tyler Moore Show Helped M*A*S*H Cast David Ogden Stiers
David Ogden Stiers added something invaluable to the M*A*S*H cast dynamic, something that his predecessor, Larry Linville, couldn't quite capture.
Read MoreHow An 'Act Of Desperation' Led To Cheers' Biggest Emmy Win
Cheers won its biggest Emmy after the writers' room pulled more than one all-nighter trying to get a specific episode together.
Read MoreCheers Writers Had To Scrap Their Initial Series Finale Plan Thanks To President Clinton
Then-President Bill Clinton was set to cameo in the Cheers series finale, right up until his responsibilities as a world leader forced him to bow out.
Read MoreWhy Ray Romano Will Never Do An Everybody Loves Raymond Revival
Everybody Loves Raymond was loved by many when it aired almost 20 years ago. Star of the show, Ray Romano, however, doesn't love the idea of a revival.
Read MoreWhat We Do In The Shadows Season 6 Will End The Bloodsucking Comedy Series
Nandor, Guillermo, and the rest of the gang will hang it up for good after What We Do in the Shadows airs its sixth and final season next year.
Read MoreDanny DeVito's Ritual For Becoming Frank Disturbed One It's Always Sunny Co-Star
Danny DeVito has a certain ritual he performs whenever he needs to play Frank on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
Read MoreA Cheers Fan Once Threatened Kelsey Grammer Over Frasier And Diane
Ted Danson's Sam and Shelley Long's Diane were the backbone of Cheers, and when Kelsey Grammer's Frasier threatened to come between them, one fan intervened.
Read MoreThe It's Always Sunny Gang Plagiarized Themselves To Create The Waitress Character
The It's Always Sunny gang have all been friends for so long that when they're coming up with new ideas, they sometimes plagiarize old ones.
Read MoreA Major League Baseball Star Inspired A Major Change To M*A*S*H
M*A*S*H's main characters were often seen drinking in the first couple seasons, but after a call from a baseball legend, the writers reconsidered these habits.
Read MoreSaturday Night Live Torments Tootie To Get Real Tears For Meet Me In St. Louis
SNL guest host Kate McKinnon re-enacts a popular Hollywood legend about how Meet Me In St. Louis director Vincente Minnelli made little Tootie cry on camera.
Read MoreThe One Frasier Co-Star That Frustrated Kelsey Grammer
Kelsey Grammer worked with an impressive cast on Fraiser. On of his co-stars, however, got on his nerves sometimes.
Read MoreOne M*A*S*H Actor Was Especially Bad About Breaking Character
MASH actor Wayne Rogers was apparently notorious for breaking on the set of the dramedy, which didn't always please creator Larry Gelbart.
Read MoreCheers' Leading Men Bonded On Set By Vomiting Together
Ted Danson, Woody Harrelson, and George Wendt all threw up together while filming Cheers, because that's what friends do, folks.
Read MoreIt's Always Sunny Cut A More Nefarious Plot For The Nightman Cometh
The gang behind It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia came up with a hilarious premise for The Nightman Cometh episode, but it almost went very differently.
Read MoreRon Howard's Only M*A*S*H Episode Set The Tone For The Rest Of The Show
M*A*S*H creator Larry Gelbart learned how to strike the show's tonal balance in an episode featuring Andy Griffith's television son himself, Ron Howard.
Read MoreKelsey Grammer's Ideal Vision For Frasier's Future Is Quite Ambitious
How much longer can the Frasier revival last? According to Kelsey Grammer, the answer is a pretty long time. We'll see what happens!
Read MoreHere's Where You Can Stream Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Here's how to watch Brooklyn Nine-Nine, whether you want to stream the entire series, purchase digital copies, or go all-in on physical media.
Read MoreHow Brooklyn Nine-Nine Reinvented Andre Braugher For A New Generation
Andre Braugher's role on Brooklyn Nine-Nine was a revelation, and a reinvention of a great actor who had already established himself in another cop show.
Read MoreThe Only Major Actors Still Alive From The Dukes Of Hazzard
Wonder what them Duke boys are up to after all these years? Here's what the still living cast of The Dukes of Hazzard are doing.
Read MoreThe Only Major Actors Still Alive From Mork & Mindy
Several members of the Mork & Mindy cast (including the beloved Robin Williams) have sadly passed away. However, one of the main stars is still alive today.
Read MoreThe Cheers Cast Tried To Mess With Woody Harrelson, But It Backfired Big Time
Woody Harrelson's older Cheers costars tried to mess with him when he joined the show, but it ended up backfiring on them.
Read MoreJulia Stiles Saves The Last Dance (Again) On Saturday Night Live
SNL's Chloe Fineman recreates the sexy, slammin', Juilliard-impressing choreography from Save the Last Dance, with a little help from Julia Stiles.
Read MoreOne Style Of It's Always Sunny Joke Was Never Funny To Danny DeVito
Danny DeVito has been on board for almost everything on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, but he struggled when it came to a nipple-rubbing gag.
Read MoreOne Sam And Carla Moment In Cheers Had Shelley Long Breaking Down Behind The Scenes
Shelley Long embodied playing Diane on Cheers, so much so that the actor broke down when she saw something in the script she knew would upset her character.
Read MoreRachel Dratch's Frasier Appearance Came With An Unfortunate Acting Credit
The original Frasier series had a panoply of amazing guest stars, but few were funnier than Rachel Dratch, who stole her episode with only a few lines.
Read MoreHow Futurama Got Back At Leonardo DiCaprio For Turning Down A Titanic Cameo
Futurama frequently features the preserved heads of famous people on the show, but rarely does it disrespect them like it did with Leonardo DiCaprio.
Read MoreFrasier's Famous Ski Lodge Episode Presented The Writers With A Mathematical Challenge
Frasier is known for its ace character dynamics, but it had never done a full bedroom farce until season 5. To keep it straight, the writers had to get mathy.
Read MoreWhat Went Wrong With AfterMASH, According To The Original Series Creator
MASH was a huge hit on TV, but the spin-off AfterMASH was not. So what happened? What went wrong? The creator had some thoughts.
Read MoreA Simpsons Joke No One Was Meant To See Helped Build Futurama's Fanbase
Futurama is known for its brainy humor and constant science and math jokes, but it was actually a computational gag on The Simpsons that helped it come to be.
Read MoreHow To Watch All In The Family At Home
Are you ready to spend time with the Bunkers? Here's where you can watch All in the Family (and its various spin-offs).
Read MoreHow Does The Frasier Revival First Season Finale Stack Up Against The Original Christmas Episodes?
The final episode of the Frasier revival season one is as affecting and funny as they come, stacking up against some of the original's best holiday episodes.
Read MoreThe Frasier Revival Saved The Best Returning Star For Last
We were graced by the indelible presence of Peri Gilpin on the last episode of the Frasier revival's first season, which clarified just what isn't working.
Read MoreNorman Lear Had One Regret In His Career
The late, great Norman Lear had a nearly spotless track record. His only regret was that he couldn't turn one of his rare short-lived series into a hit.
Read MoreNorman Lear's All In The Family Was Met With A Lot Of Doubt And Warning At The Start
Norman Lear was warned upfront that audiences would 'shoot [him] dead in the streets' when he pitched his groundbreaking sitcom All in the Family.
Read MoreThe Season 7 Episode Of It's Always Sunny That Got A 'Resounding Rejection' From Fans
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia fans roundly rejected the season 7 episode 'Frank's Brother,' even though the show's creatives loved it.
Read MoreLinda Hamilton's First Frasier Guest Appearance Was Hidden From Viewers
Linda Hamilton appeared towards the end of the fourth season of Frasier, but the Terminator star can actually be heard in a voice-only cameo in the pilot.
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Andre Braugher admitted that She Said director Maria Schrader did something he'd never seen before: allowing the actors to perform without rehearsing.
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A particularly sensitive viewer of The Twilight Zone couldn't read the larger message of the Christmas episode, and so complained (to deaf ears).
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Read MoreBones Had A Secret Weapon In The Network That Helped Keep The Show Afloat
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Jumanji is a '90s family classic, and its sequels aren't too bad either. But the original game creator initially wanted to make a way wilder sequel.
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Director Damien Leone incorporated aspects of his real life into his horror hit, Terrifier 2.
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Jamie Lee Curtis is irreplaceable as Laurie Strode in Halloween ... but John Carpenter didn't always know that, and almost cast a Jaws 2 actress in the part.
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Michael Myers has more than one canine kill in Halloween. Luckily that was just movie magic, as the method used to mimic the dog dying was simple and safe.
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James Wan is frequently assailed with questions about a possible Malignant 2, and in our interview, he discusses the potentiality of a sequel.
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Read MoreThe Purge Series Is The Most Political Horror Franchise In History (Really)
The Purge movies are the most overtly political film franchise in American history. These films are not afraid to get in your face with their messages.
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A boy learns about the terrible secret hidden in the walls of his family home in Samuel Bodin's horror movie, Cobweb. Let's break-down the film's ending.
Read MoreJigsaw's Games Will Continue With Saw XI In 2024
You'll never stop Jigsaw! After the success of Saw X, Saw XI is officially happening, and will arrive in theaters a lot sooner than you might think.
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The Saw franchise has always prided itself on its twist endings, starting with the horrifyingly memorable conclusion to James Wan's original film.
Read MoreThe Ninth Gate Ending Explained: Even Hell Has Its Heroes
Let's talk about the ending of Roman Polanski's horror movie The Ninth Gate starring Johnny Depp as a guy investigating a mysterious book.
Read MoreNight Of The Living Dead's Duane Jones Fought Against A Happier Ending For The Film
George A. Romero considered a happier ending for Night of the Living Dead, but star Duane Jones (correctly) convinced him that was a bad idea.
Read MoreH.R. Giger Sent Alien's Crew Searching For Truckloads Of Real Bones
It seems the legendary Alien concept artist H.R. Giger was himself rather out-of-this-world, as he decided, one day on set, that he needed bones. Lots of bones.
Read MoreFive Nights At Freddy's Creator Went Undercover During The Movie's Opening Weekend
Five Nights at Freddy's has gone from niche phenomenon to widespread cultural phenomenon, and creator Scott Cawthon had to see for himself opening weekend.
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Movies often change the costumes of characters that were either depicted in books or previous films. These are some of the most controversial costume changes.
Read MoreMia Goth Has A Mind-Bending Theory About Pearl's Projectionist
Mia Goth says there's more to The Projectionist than meets the eye in Pearl. She should know, she co-wrote the script.
Read MoreOne Night Of The Living Dead Scene Summoned A Crowd Of Curious Spectators
Local residents turned up in droves to glimpse one particular ghoul during the filming of Night of the Living Dead, and it had nothing to do with her makeup.
Read MoreEvery Movie In The Purge Franchise Ranked From Worst To Best
As we sat down to rank the Purge movies from worst to best, the /Film staff had a dilemma: what if every entry in this horror franchise is actually good?
Read MoreBloopers That Change The Way You See These Horror Villains
Bloopers are great, but do we want to see the performers playing our nastiest horror villains cracking jokes or giving high-fives to co-stars? Watch and decide.
Read MoreDark Harvest Ending Explained: Burn It All Down
If you dig beneath the Halloween imagery and vibes, you'll find there are some intriguing ideas at play in Dark Harvest (the ending included).
Read MoreCool Stuff: The M3GAN Shirt And Hoodie From Cavity Colors Won't Let Anything Harm You Ever Again
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Read MoreHalloween Kills Used A 1978 Image Of Bob Odenkirk For An Original Michael Myers Victim
David Gordon Green needed the perfect photo of a young seventies dude for Halloween Kills ... so he got one of Bob Odenkirk, naturally.
Read MoreThe Only Major Actors Still Alive From Jaws
In the decades since Jaws invented the modern blockbuster, we've lost much of the film's cast. Here are the actors who are still with us.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch The Friday The 13th Movies
Wondering where to start with Jason Voorhees and the Friday the 13th series? Well, here are all the Friday the 13th movies in order.
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Wes Craven's phenomenal 1991 racial satire The People Under the Stairs is long overdue for a good remake, and that's exactly what producer Jordan Peele intends.
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Robert Eggers is bringing the legendary vampire Count Orlok back to the big screen with his Nosferatu remake. Here's what we know about the film so far.
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The upcoming Blumhouse movie Imaginary gives us a teddy bear neamed Chauncey and so much more. Here's what we know so far about the film.
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Here is the correct way to watch the I Know What You Did Last Summer movies in order. It's not what you might think.
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A Young Robert Redford Almost Ruined An Otherwise Great Twilight Zone Episode
The Twilight Zone Episode titled Nothing in the Dark boasts a very young Robert Redford in what many consider to be his worst performance.
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer star Seth Green came to Sarah Michelle Gellar's defense when people labeled her as 'difficult.'
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In the Twilight Zone episode titled 'The Silence,' actor Franchot Tone is often shown with only one side of his face visible. Here's why.
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Bill Mumy became one of the most famous child actors in history thanks to Lost in Space, but he appeared in The Twilight Zone before he became Will Robinson.
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Joss Whedon pulled on a ton of different sources of inspiration to create Buffy the Vampire Slayer, but B movies played a prominent role.
Read MoreThe Prototype For Alfred Hitchcock Presents Was A Forgotten Box Office Flop
Alfred Hitchcock Presents borrowed from Hitch's The Trouble With Harry, a comedy that, after its failure, the director worried would ruin his maiden TV voyage.
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer was full of great characters, but Joss Whedon thought one got short shrift. Or did he intentionally short shrift them?
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The Twilight Zone has inspired countless TV series and movies over the years, including the pinnacle of prestige TV, The Sopranos.
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Jason Alexander is famous for his comedic turn on Seinfeld, but his appearance on The Twilight Zone is worth a closer look.
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When it came to translating his particular brand of suspense to the small screen, Alfred Hitchcock had to deal with runtimes and sponsors.
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer's whole premise was based on the lead character suffering - a fact that certainly wasn't lost on Joss Whedon himself.
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The Twilight Zone season 2 was hit with more challenges than just the network edict to shoot on cheap video; no, two lawsuits made things even worse.
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer's outrageous title is what got a lot of fans hooked, but initially, the studio begged showrunner Joss Whedon to pick another name.
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Interviews (21)
George Clooney And Joel Edgerton Made The Studio 'Panic' With The Boys In The Boat [Exclusive Interview]
Director George Clooney and star Joel Edgerton tell us about their sports drama The Boys in the Boat, as well as Steven Soderbergh and Obi-Wan season 2.
Read MoreAll Of Us Strangers Cinematographer On Maximizing The Movie's Emotional Wallops [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with All of Us Strangers director of photography Jamie Ramsay about crafting a conducive environment for the cast, shooting on 35mm, and more.
Read MoreThe Iron Claw Director Sean Durkin On Wrestling Tragedies And Making Grown Men Cry [Exclusive Interview]
Sean Durkin, the writer/director of the new A24 film The Iron Claw, tells us about the power of wrestling and keeping humanity at the center of this story.
Read MoreWhat Aquaman Has In Common With Avatar And Lord Of The Rings, According To James Wan [Exclusive]
In the lead up to Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, director James Wan shared with /Film how he approached bring the character, and Atlantis, to life.
Read MoreDirector James Wan Doesn't Even Know How To Make A 'Realistic' Aquaman Movie [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke with Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom director James Wan about upping the ante with the new superhero sequel.
Read MoreHow The Murder, She Wrote Movie Will Modernize Jessica Fletcher [Exclusive]
Murder, She Wrote movie writers Lauren Schuker Blum and Rebecca Angelo intend to honor Jessica Fletcher by approaching her from a more modern perspective.
Read MoreAlan Ritchson Has Several Tricks That Help Him Play Jack Reacher [Exclusive]
Alan Ritchson credits Reacher showrunner/writer Nick Santora and Jack Reacher creator Lee Child for helping him tap into the Reacher character's humanity.
Read MoreHow Dawn Of The Nugget Director Sam Fell Brought Chicken Run Into The Swinging Sci-Fi '60s [Exclusive Interview]
Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget director Sam Fell is 'in awe' of the original film, but he didn't want to just tell the same story again.
Read MoreWhen Will Alan Ritchson Stop Playing Reacher? Only When He Gets Bored [Exclusive]
Could we see Alan Ritchson as 'Old Man Reacher' one day? The Reacher star isn't opposed to the idea, assuming he continues to enjoy playing the character.
Read MoreReacher Star Alan Ritchson Knows How To Find The Man Within The Myth [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke with Reacher season 2 star Alan Ritchson, who told us that, yes, even grandmas love his show (and they especially love the violence).
Read MoreWhy Do So Many Women Love Reacher? The Season 2 Cast Sounds Off [Exclusive]
The Reacher season 2 cast has thoughts on why so many women enjoy the series (as well as the problem of labeling media as being 'for men' or 'for women').
Read MoreIf Joel Edgerton Is In Obi-Wan Season 2, He Knows One Thing For Sure [Exclusive]
Owen Lars actor Joel Edgerton claims he's in the dark about a potential Obi-Wan Kenobi season 2. However, should it happen, he knows what Owen will be wearing.
Read MoreDumb Money Writers On The Big Short Comparisons And Elevating TikToks To Cinema [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke with Lauren Schuker Blum and Rebecca Angelo, the screenwriters behind this year's Dumb Money, about crafting a true story, affecting change, and more.
Read MoreThe Mask Of Zorro At 25: An Oral History Of The Last Old School Blockbuster
The Mask of Zorro is the premiere example of how to resurrect a once-beloved property. 25 years after its release, here's the story of how it all came together.
Read MoreEileen Stars Thomasin McKenzie & Anne Hathaway On The Movie's Unusual Filming Method [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with Thomasin McKenzie and Anne Hathaway, the stars of the new drama thriller Eileen, about working together, the film's big reveal, and more.
Read MoreThe Fugitive Director Andrew Davis Reflects On Directing One Of The Best Films Of The 1990s [Exclusive Interview]
To celebrate The Fugitive's 30th anniversary and new 4K release, we spoke with director Andrew Davis about making one of the most rewatchable films of the '90s.
Read MoreOur Flag Means Death Star Rhys Darby Talks Mermen And Stede's Tentative Happily Ever After [Exclusive Interview]
Rhys Darby, who plays gentleman pirate Stede Bonnet on Max's Our Flag Means Death, tells us all about season 2, that ending, the show's fandom, and more.
Read MoreSuzume Director Makoto Shinkai Embraces The Idea Of Things Getting Lost In Translation [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with Japanese director Makoto Shinkai about Suzume, why that chair only has three legs, an Easter egg nodding to Studio Ghibli, and much more.
Read MoreGodzilla Minus One Director And Star On Making Godzilla Terrifying Again [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with Godzilla Minus One director Takashi Yamazaki and star Ryunosuke Kamiki about bringing the King of the Monsters back to the big screen for Toho.
Read MoreEileen Director William Oldroyd Talks About Being Proven Wrong By Anne Hathaway [Exclusive Interview]
One of 2023's very best films is Eileen, a period drama starring Anne Hathaway and Thomasin McKenzie. /Film spoke with that movie's director, William Oldroyd.
Read MoreSilent Night Star Joel Kinnaman On Emotional Preparation And Working With John Woo [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with Joel Kinnaman about being absolutely locked in for every take of the new action film Silent Night and working with action maestro John Woo.
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Movie News (39)
This Epic 2023 Movie Trailer Mash-Up Takes You On A Journey From M3GAN To Wonka
Sleepy Skunk's annual movie trailer mash-up looks back at the laughs, frights, tears, and unforgettable moments of 2023 cinema.
Read MoreAquaman And The Lost Kingdom Belly-Flops At The Box Office With $40 Million Debut
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom is on track to gross less than half of what the first movie managed in its opening weekend.
Read MoreWonka Reclaims The Box Office Top Spot From Aquaman In 2023's Final Weekend
Following a temporary ousting by Aquaman 2 and The Color Purple, musical prequel Wonka is back at the top of the box office as 2023 comes to an end.
Read MoreTom Wilkinson, Actor Known For The Full Monty And Batman Begins, Is Dead At 75
Oscar-nominated British actor Tom Wilkinson, who recently reprised his role as Gerald Cooper for The Full Monty TV series, has died at 75.
Read MoreThe 2023 Box Office Exit Survey: Our Biggest Takeaways From A Wild Year At The Movies
From superheroes falling from grace to the summer of Barbenheimer, there is much to discuss when it comes to movies and the box office in 2023.
Read MoreWonka Passes $250 Million At The Box Office, Becoming This Season's Much-Needed Holiday Hit
Warner Bros.' Wonka is a golden ticket at the box office.
Read MoreCan Migration Overcome Its Rough Opening Weekend And Become An Animated Box Office Hit?
Illumination's latest original animated film, Migration, has gotten off to a slow start at the box office, but hope is far from lost.
Read MoreParasite Actor Lee Sun-Kyun Has Died At 48
Lee Sun-kyun, arguably best known for his role in Bong Joon-ho's hit film Parasite, has died at the age of 48. The death is being treated as a suicide.
Read MoreThe Color Purple's Box Office Is A Most Welcome Christmas Gift
With Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom flopping, another Warner Bros. film has emerged to provide the Christmas box office with a much-needed jolt: The Color Purple.
Read More5 Reasons Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom Sank At The Box Office
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom is the latest DC Comics movie to misfire at the box office in 2023. Let's take a closer look at what, exactly, went wrong.
Read MoreScream 7 Loses Director Christopher Landon, Who Exited 'Nightmare' Job Weeks Ago
Scream 7, which has been embroiled in controversy over the firing of star Melissa Berrera, has also lost director Christopher Landon.
Read MoreSaltburn Director Emerald Fennell Confirms Her Zatanna Movie Is Dead At DC Studios
Emerald Fennell wrote a 'reasonably demented' script for a Zatanna movie, but regime changes at Warner Bros. led to it being scrapped.
Read MoreVin Diesel Accused Of Sexual Battery Against Former Assistant On Fast Five
Vin Diesel has been named alongside his sister and production company in a lawsuit alleging he assaulted a production assistant in 2010.
Read MoreWarner Bros. Discovery And Paramount Could Become One Company In Industry-Shaking Merger
Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav has met with Paramount Global's Bob Bakish to discuss a potential merger that could happen as soon as next year.
Read MoreThe 2024 Box Office Looks Grim, But Here's A Best Case Scenario
Let's discuss the best-case scenario for the 2024 box office after a wildly successful.
Read MoreMarvel And Creed Star Jonathan Majors Found Guilty Of Harassment And Assault
Marvel Cinematic Universe star Jonathan Majors has been found guilty by a New York jury of harassment and assault.
Read MorePoor Things Just Cracked The Box Office Top 10 In A Remarkable Way
Yorgos Lanthimos' dark science-fiction comedy Poor Things broke into the weekend box office top 10 despite showing in fewer than 100 theaters.
Read MoreWonka Lays A Little Golden Egg With $39 Million Opening Weekend
Chocolate-covered musical prequel Wonka is off to a tasty start with an estimated $39 million opening weekend at the box office.
Read MoreOrphan 3 In The Works, Director Says Horror Franchise's Rulebook Has 'Opened Up'
The new helmer of the Orphan franchise, William Brent Bell, has confirmed that a third installment is in the works; hopefully Isabelle Fuhrman is coming back.
Read MoreCan Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom Save DC's Very Bad Year At The Box Office?
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom is projected to become yet another 2023 box office disappointment for DC, but there may be hope yet for the sequel.
Read MoreNaming Chicken Run: Dawn Of The Nugget's New Farm Was A Legal Minefield [Exclusive]
Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget is a razor-sharp satire, but its creators took almost too much from life to be a safe bet legally.
Read MoreChicken Run: Dawn Of The Nugget Was Influenced By Thunderbirds And Mission: Impossible [Exclusive]
The new Chicken Run film, Dawn of the Nugget, pulled from various cinematic sources for inspiration, but Sam Fell was particularly inspired by the heist genre.
Read MoreLive-Action Death Stranding Movie Coming From Hideo Kojima And A24
Acclaimed video game creator Hideo Kojima is teaming up with A24 to develop an adaptation of his sci-fi game Death Stranding.
Read MoreDwayne Johnson To Star In Potentially Career-Changing MMA Biopic From A24 And Benny Safdie
Dwayne Johnson is taking a break from his usual kind of movie roles to star in an A24 film directed by Benny Safdie. It's called The Smashing Machine.
Read MoreUniversal Horror Movie Wolf Man Loses Ryan Gosling, Gains Christopher Abbott
Leigh Whannell is once again directing Universal's The Wolf Man remake, with Christopher Abbot replacing Ryan Gosling in the titular role.
Read MoreThe Batman And More DC Movies Are Headed To Free Streaming Service Tubi In 2024
Tubi is getting the rights to stream a bunch of DC Comics movies from Warner Bros. Discovery, which kinda dilutes the strength of Max as a streaming service.
Read MoreFive Nights At Freddy's Nears $300 Million At The Box Office, Get Ready For Some Sequels
Five Nights at Freddy's has grossed nearly $300 million worldwide against a production budget of just $20 million.
Read MoreStudio Ghibli's The Boy And The Heron Just Made History At The Box Office
Hayao Miyazaki's first film in 10 years, The Boy and the Heron, just became the first original Japanese animated movie to top the U.S. box office charts ever.
Read MoreJapan Dominates The U.S. Box Office With The Boy And The Heron And Godzilla Minus One
Studio Ghibli's The Boy and the Heron has debuted at the top of the North American box office, with Godzilla Minus One also remaining in the top five.
Read MoreLove Story, Paper Moon, And Barry Lyndon Star Ryan O'Neal Has Died At 82
Actor Ryan O'Neal, best known for his roles in Love Story, Paper Moon, and Stanley Kubrick's Barry Lyndon, has died at the age of 82.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Wonka Gets A Scrumdiddlyumptious Sneaker Collection From Converse
In honor of the release of the new Wonka movie, Converse has a new line of sneakers and apparel inspired by the movie's characters and wardrobe. Take a look!
Read MoreThe Way You Watch A24 Movies At Home Is About To Change, Here's What You Need To Know
A24 has just struck a deal with Warner Bros. Discovery to bring some of their 2023 movies and future releases to HBO, Cinemax, and the Max streaming service.
Read MoreOne Of Oppenheimer's Producers Tried To Get Margot Robbie To Move Barbie's Release Date
Margot Robbie (correctly) recognized that Barbie and Oppenheimer would make for a 'perfect double billing' opening on the same date.
Read MoreDeadpool 3 Looks Wilder Than We Thought – And We Have Theories
Judging by the leaked set photos and rumors, Deadpool 3 will be much more than a straightforward threequel. Here are our theories about the film's story.
Read MoreDisney Is Giving Pixar's Soul, Turning Red, And Luca A Proper Theatrical Release In 2024
Disney and Pixar's Soul, Turning Red, and Luca are headed to theaters in the first quarter of 2024.
Read MoreDisney's Wish Will Not Pull An Elemental At The Box Office
Disney's Wish has fallen hard in its second weekend at the box office, suffocating any hopes for an Elemental-style turn of fortune.
Read MoreThe Marvels To Finish Box Office Run As Lowest-Grossing MCU Movie Ever
Disney will cease reporting box office numbers for The Marvels after just four weekends, as the MCU movie limps towards the finish line.
Read MoreHow To Watch Barry Keoghan In Saltburn At Home
Emerald Fennell's Saltburn has caused a significant buzz, and not just because it features a fully naked Barry Keoghan. Here's how you can watch it at home.
Read MoreBeyhive Buzz Boosts Beyoncé's Renaissance To $21 Million Opening Weekend At The Box Office
Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé has lit up the usually quiet post-Thanksgiving weekend with a $21 million box office debut.
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Movie Reviews (15)
Our Best And Worst Reviewed Movies Of 2023
Let's leave 2023 by looking back at some of our best and worst reviewed movies of the year, including Barbie, Oppenheimer, Next Goal Wins, and more.
Read MoreAquaman And The Lost Kingdom Review: A Bonkers Adventure Film All About Family
Aquaman and The Lost Kingdom has glimpses of greatness when its core adventure finally gets going, but we have to slog through some stuff before that.
Read MoreAnyone But You Review: Glen Powell And Sydney Sweeney Star In Frisky, Fun Rom-Com
Glen Powell and Sydney Sweeney are the highlights of the frisky, fun rom-com Anyone But You. Read our review of the new movie right here.
Read MoreThe Best New Blu-Ray Releases: Indiana Jones, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, And More
Our latest Blu-ray round-up features Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, Five Nights at Frreddy's and more.
Read MoreMigration Review: A Bland Riff On Pixar Fails To Take Flight
Migration rarely approaches a level of excitement or creativity that might be hoped for with a big-budget animated feature. Here's our review.
Read MoreThe Color Purple Review: A Well-Meaning But Unsuccessful Musical Take On An Iconic Story
Blitz Bazawule and a cast of talented performers do their best, but The Color Purple musical adaptation doesn't quite work. Read our review here.
Read MoreThe Boys In The Boat Review: George Clooney's Sports Drama Is Standard-Issue
The Boys in the Boat is ultimately a standard-issue sports movie, but it's better than some of George Clooney's other directorial efforts. Here's our review.
Read MoreRebel Moon Review: Zack Snyder's Latest Is A Feature-Length Video Game Cutscene
Rebel Moon resembles little more than a grab-bag collection of world-building, mythology, and epic storytelling that we've seen done better many times before.
Read MoreChicken Run: Dawn Of The Nugget Review: A Fun, Flighty Return To Aardman's Original Feature
Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget is a charming sequel that reminds us that Aardman's stop-motion animation is worth the wait. Here's our review,
Read MoreThe Iron Claw Review: The Texas-Sized Von Erich Tragedy Told With Blood, Sweat, And Heart
The Iron Claw is an emotionally eviscerating watch anchored by one of the best ensemble casts of the year.
Read MoreLeave The World Behind Review: Julia Roberts Grapples With The Apocalypse
Julia Roberts, Mahershala Ali, and Ethan Hawke face the end of the world in Sam Esmail's odd apocalyptic drama Leave the World Behind. Here's our review.
Read MoreThe Boy And The Heron Review: Another Miyazaki Triumph
The Boy and the Heron is one of the year's best films, and hopefully not Hayao Miyazaki's last masterpiece.
Read MoreMr. Monk's Last Case Review: Fans Of The Defective Detective Get One Final Treat
If you're a fan of the TV series Monk, you'll definitely want to check out Mr. Monk's Last Case: A Monk Movie. Here's our review.
Read MoreOrigin Review: Ava DuVernay's Audacious Adaptation Loses The Thread
Ava DuVernay's Origin never quite finesses that sliding scale between the personal and the political so brilliantly expressed in Isabel Wilkerson's work.
Read MoreWonka Review: Whimsy And Wonder Abound, But Timothée Chalamet Dilutes The Magic
Wonka delivers a whimsical and wonderful origin story of Roald Dahl's beloved chocolatier, but Timothée Chalamet may not have been the right person to lead it.
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Movies (8)
The Best Movies Of 2023 All Have One Thing In Common (And It's Not What You Think)
The films of 2023 are markedly different than what we've seen in cinema in years past. Here's how they're different and what many of them share in common.
Read MoreThe Best TV Shows And Movies Leaving Netflix In January 2024
Netflix has an enormous catalog of fantastic movies and TV shows, and here are the titles you should catch before they leave this coming January.
Read MoreThe Best TV Shows And Movies Coming To Netflix In January 2024
Netflix is kicking off the new year with a number of intriguing original films and series. Here's everything that's coming to the service in January 2024.
Read MoreThe 10 Biggest Box Office Flops And Disappointments Of 2023 Ranked
Overall, 2023 was a better year for the box office than 2022. But several large films ended up flopping, suggesting that audiences are changing.
Read MoreThe 10 Biggest Box Office Hits And Surprises Of 2023 Ranked
2023 was kind of a strange year at the box office. Superhero movies floundered while unexpected titles became huge hits. Let's look back at some of those hits.
Read MoreThe 53 Best Christmas Rom-Coms You Can Stream Right Now
Christmas and rom-coms go together like wrapping paper and ribbons. If you're in the mood for holiday romance, here are dozens of movies you can stream today.
Read MoreThe 2023 /Film Holiday Gift Guide: Action Figures, Toys, Collectibles, Games, Prop Replicas & More
Wrapping up the 2023 /Film Holiday Guide, we've got an unbelievable array of toys and collectibles, from action figures to high quality prop replicas. Enjoy!
Read MoreThe 2023 /Film Holiday Gift Guide: Soundtracks And Artwork For Movies & TV, Pop Culture Holiday Decor & More
It's time for Part 3 of the 2023 /Film Holiday Gift Guide, and we've got soundtracks on vinyl and CD, outstanding pop culture artwork, and geeky holiday decor.
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News (3)
Godzilla And Miyazaki Prove There's An Appetite For Japanese Movies At The Box Office
Toho's Godzilla Minus One and Studio Ghibli's The Boy and the Heron have both overperformed at the box office in North America in recent weeks.
Read MoreNorman Lear, One Of The Greatest TV Producers Of All Time, Is Dead At 101
Norman Lear, a TV pioneer with a legendary career, has died at the age of 101.
Read MoreHow New Streaming Bundles Could Change The Way You Watch Movies
Competing streaming platforms are planning to offer bundled services to customers. The sticker tag price will be lower, but there is still a cost.
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Opinion (6)
The 2023 /Film TV Awards: The Best Shows, Performances, Characters, And More
The /Film team huddled together and voted on the best television shows, streaming or otherwise, from 2023.
Read MoreThe 2023 /Film Movie Awards: The Best Movies, Performances, Characters, And More
The first annual /Film Movie Awards are here to celebrate the greatest movies, performances, moments, and more from 2023.
Read MoreThe 15 Best Movies Of 2023 Ranked
The /Film writers and editors put their heads together, voted, argued, debated, and voted again, and came up with our list of the 15 best movies of 2023.
Read MoreThe 75 Best Movies Of 2023 So Far
Another year, another regularly updated list of the best movies of the year. These are the best films released in 2023 so far.
Read More/Film's 50 Hottest Movie Takes
Every movie fan has an opinion that makes people stare at them and mutter 'WTF, dude.' These are our hot takes. They belong to us.
Read MoreNo, Saltburn Is Not A 'Poor People Are Evil' Movie
Don't get lost searching for meaning in Saltburn. Emerald Fennell's movie is a wild, fun, amoral ride, not a condemnation of the rich or poor.
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Podcast (6)
U2's Bono Worked On One Of The Year's Most Unexpectedly Beautiful Films
The short film Peter and the Wolf, an adaptation of the Sergei Prokofiev symphony, features artwork based on Bono's illustrations.
Read MoreNetflix Might Be Making A Huge Mistake With Its Wednesday Spin-Off
After the success of Wednesday, Netflix is expanding its Addams Family universe of shows. But is centering the next one on Fred Armisen the right move?
Read MoreRenaissance: A Film By Beyoncé Has A Major, Oscar-Worthy Element
Renaissance: A Film By Beyoncé has the most impressive editing you'll see in 2023, and you won't believe the number of editors required to make it happen.
Read MoreThe Classic (& Not-So-Classic) Movies Disney Needs To Re-Release Next
On today's /Film Daily podcast, Ben and Brad talk about Wonka and list films Disney could put back in theaters in 2024 to help bolster the release calendar.
Read MoreWhy Godzilla Minus One's Box Office Makes It Such A Surprising Hit
On today's episode of the /Film Daily podcast, Ryan and Ben talk about Godzilla Minus One's box office performance and look ahead to the first half of 2024.
Read MoreBob Iger's 'Supervision' Comment About The Marvels Crossed A Line
On today's episode of the /Film Daily podcast, Ben and BJ talk about Bob Iger's absurd comment about The Marvels and whether the Disney CEO is losing his touch.
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Reviews (3)
Cool Stuff: Sandbox VR Is As Close As You Can Get To Ready Player One's Oasis (For Now)
Sandbox VR is a virtual reality gaming experience that puts you into a cinematic video game scenario alongside your friends and family, and we tried it out.
Read MoreCool Stuff: IHOP Has A Wonka Menu With Purple Pancakes, And We Tried Everything
IHOP has an official Wonka menu inspired by the prequel movie hitting theaters on December 15, and it includes purple pancakes and cotton candy lemonade.
Read More'Shaft' Review: Apart From Samuel L. Jackson, There's Little To Dig About This Generic Action Sequel
In our Shaft review, the franchise's Blaxploitation gets traded for a buddy-cop routine that only works by the sheer force of Samuel L. Jackson's charisma.
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Romance Movies (2)
Jennifer Lopez's This Is Me...Now - Trailer, Release Date, Plot, And More Info
Jennifer Lopez's This is Me...Now is a new film that's set to debut with an accompanying album of the same name. Here's what we know about it.
Read MoreLove Story Ending Explained: What Love Really Means
Love Story was the top box office grosser of 1970 and one of the jewels in the late Ryan O'Neal's crown. Here's what the ending means.
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Science Fiction Movies (72)
The One Redeeming Quality Gene Roddenberry Saw In Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan
Gene Roddenberry wasn't the biggest fan of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, but he at least had something nice to say.
Read MoreThere's One Dishonorable Action Chewbacca Regrets In Star Wars: The Force Awakens
A Star Wars book reveals that Chewbacca has one regret that dishonors Wookiees, and it involves something he did in The Force Awakens.
Read MoreGeorge Lucas Made Three Changes To The Empire Strikes Back After Its Release
Did you know that George Lucas made changes to Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back after the film was already in theaters?
Read MoreRian Johnson's Maligned Star Wars Masterpiece Was Inspired By Alfred Hitchcock
Rian Johnson was inspired by Alfred Hitchcock's To Catch a Thief while making Star Wars: The Last Jedi, and it shows.
Read MoreHow Star Wars Created A Halloween Crisis In 1977
The great Star Wars costume shortage of 1977 had surprisingly massive ripple effects on Halloween customs that are even felt today, beyond Star Wars costumes.
Read MoreJim Henson 'Fixed' E.T. For Steven Spielberg
Jim Henson quietly helped Steven Spielberg out with a malfunctioning E.T. animatronic during production on E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial.
Read MoreThe Original Plan For Star Wars' Wampa Was Foiled By Stilts, Snow, And Luke Skywalker
Filming the wampa scene in Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back was not an easy task. Learn all about it right here.
Read MoreRebel Moon's 'Seven Samurai' Team Ranked
Let's look at which 'heroes' made the most of their screen time in Zack Snyder's Star Wars meets Seven Samurai remix, Rebel Moon -- Part One: A Child of Fire.
Read MoreThe Modern Star Wars Universe Owes Its Existence To An RPG Most Fans Have Never Played
The expansion of the Star Wars universe required some worldbuilding, much of which came from a 1987 roleplaying game.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch The Riddick Movies
Each entry in the Riddick franchise is wildly different, spanning different genres and even mediums. Here's the correct order to watch the movies.
Read MoreMark Hamill Was 'Horrified' With Empire Strikes Back's Wampa Scene
One of Mark Hamill's Star Wars regrets involves a certain Wampa.
Read MoreOne Rebel Moon Scene Evokes A Very Famous Zack Snyder Movie Moment
One particular Rebel Moon sequence sure feels like an intentional echo of perhaps the most celebrated moment from Zack Snyder's own Man of Steel.
Read MorePaul Giamatti Threatened His Agents Over Tim Burton's Planet Of The Apes
Tim Burton's Planet of the Apes may not be beloved, but Paul Giamatti seems happy to have played an ape in it.
Read MoreWhy A 'Fascinating' Opening Scene In Blade Runner Wound Up On The Chopping Block
The Blade Runner deleted opening scene could have changed the entire course of the franchise.
Read MoreDecades Before Disney Owned Star Wars, The Muppets Made Their Worlds Collide
The Muppets and Star Wars joined forces long before the Disney+ streaming app.
Read MoreRebel Moon's Character Deaths, Ranked By How Much They Want To Hurt You
Zack Snyder's Rebel Moon isn't afraid to kill characters who might normally survive movies like this. Let's take a spoiler-filled look at who bites the dust.
Read MoreEverything Rebel Moon Sets Up For Part Two
Rebel Moon, aka Rebel Moon - Part One: A Child of Fire, sets up a lot for its upcoming sequel. Let's try to break it all down.
Read MoreRebel Moon Ending Explained: Win The Battle, Prep For The War
We're getting spoilery over here as we break down the ending of Zack Snyder's Rebel Moon, the sci-fi epic now streaming on Netflix.
Read MoreAdam Sandler's Spaceman – Release Date, Cast, Director, And More Info
The Spaceman starring Adam Sandler and Paul Dano is set to hit Netflix early next year. Here's everything we know so far about the sci-fi film.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Zack Snyder's Rebel Moon Gets An Official G-Fuel Energy Drink Formula
Don't have the energy to keep up with Zack Snyder's two-part sci-fi adventure Rebel Moon? Maybe G-Fuel's official energy drink inspired by the movie will help.
Read MoreThe Japanese Classic That Influenced The Most Misunderstood Storyline In Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Rian Johnson had many influences when he wrote and directed Star Wars: The Last Jedi. One of them was Hideo Gosha's Three Outlaw Samurai.
Read MoreAn Attempt To Decipher The Timeline Of The Planet Of The Apes Franchise
The Planet of the Apes franchise covers hundreds if not thousands of years. Here's a guide to understanding it all.
Read MoreSons Of Anarchy's Charlie Hunnam Recalls His Failed Star Wars Audition
Before Charlie Hunnam became a household name as Jax Teller on Sons of Anarchy, he auditioned to play Anakin Skywalker in the Star Wars prequels.
Read MoreThe Only Major Actors Still Alive From Close Encounters Of The Third Kind
A few major actors from Steven Spielberg's classic 1977 sci-fi film Close Encounters of the Third Kind are still alive and continue to stay busy to this day.
Read MoreWhy Caesar Actor Andy Serkis Didn't Return For Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes director Wes Ball worried Andy Serkis was 'too iconic' as Caesar to play a different ape in his film.
Read MoreThe Most Underrated Sci-Fi Movies Of 2023
Plenty of sci-fi movies either fell under the radar or were unfairly judged this year, so we've got a list of some of the most underrated sci-fi movies of 2023.
Read MoreStar Wars' Laughably Horrible Attempt At Making A Fake Luke Skywalker Head
Fans of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back will remember the Luke severed head scene, but they may not know that it was originally a (bad) prop head.
Read MoreKylo Ren's Most Pivotal Star Wars Scene Invades Adam Driver's Life All The Time
Adam Driver is frequently reminded (sometimes almost daily) about the scene where Kylo Ren kills you-know-who in Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
Read MoreKeri Russell's Star Wars Role Kept Her Behind A Mask & That's The Way She Liked It
When Keri Russell joined the Star Wars universe, the role of Zorii Bliss was appealing for a couple different reasons, including getting to wear a cool mask.
Read MoreFluke Radio Signals Made A Difficult Return Of The Jedi Scene Even More Challenging
Star Wars was harder to shoot than you might think, and you probably think it was pretty hard. Case in point, odd radio signals that distracted Mark Hamill.
Read MoreStar Trek Let Kim Cattrall Design Her Undiscovered Country Character From Scratch
Kim Cattrall took charge when her character in Star Trek: Undiscovered Country was being created, from hair to costume to voice and more.
Read MoreKylo Ren's Biggest Star Wars Moment Was Not Part Of The Original Plan
It's fair to say that plans for the character of Kylo Ren changed drastically as the new Star Wars sequel trilogy unfolded.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch The Maze Runner Movies
Remember The Maze Runner franchise? Sure you do! So let's talk about the Maze Runner movies in order!
Read MoreGodzilla Is The Fall's Unexpected Box Office Hero As Minus One Continues To Crush It
Godzilla Minus One continues to be a big hit at the box office, which is good news for movie theaters having an otherwise rough fall.
Read MoreFilming Oola's Star Wars Scenes Was Even More Uncomfortable Than It Looked
Femi Taylor, who played Oola in Star Wars: Episode VI -- Return of the Jedi, had a hard time adjusting to her costume while performing her scenes.
Read MoreWhat The Cast Of The Fifth Element Is Doing Today
The Fifth Element is led by Bruce Willis, but the supporting cast is a fantastic ensemble of legendary stars and talent then on the rise. Where are they now?
Read MoreR2-D2's Star Trek Cameos Are More Than A Simple Star Wars Homage
Star Trek features more than one instance where Star Wars character R2-D2 makes an appearance. Here's why.
Read MoreWhy Blade Runner Was The 'Hardest Thing' Ridley Scott Has Ever Done
Blade Runner is without a doubt Ridley Scott's most imaginative film, and according to him, it was also the most difficult to shoot.
Read MoreStar Wars Was An Unfortunately Inevitable Career First For Natalie Portman
When it came time to film Star Wars: Episode 1 – The Phantom Menace, Natalie Portman had a hard time acting against blue screens.
Read MoreThat Edge Of Tomorrow TV Show Remains Shrouded In Mystery, But Here's What We Want To See
We haven't heard any updates on the possible Edge of Tomorrow TV series in a while, so now is the perfect time to fantasy book what we'd like to see.
Read MoreOne Of Star Wars' Rebel Pilots Nearly Became A Human Jabba The Hutt
In an alternate universe, Star Wars X-wing pilot Porkins would have been a human version of Jabba the Hutt.
Read MoreGeorge Lucas Put ILM Under The Gun With Last-Minute VFX For Star Wars: Attack Of The Clones
The Geonosian droid factory scene in Star Wars: Attack of the Clones was a last-minute addition by George Lucas -- one that made life extra difficult for ILM.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch The Hunger Games Movies
While you could watch the Hunger Games movies in narrative chronological order, that doesn't make for the most enriching viewing experience.
Read MoreWhere To Watch DUST Sci-Fi Short Films For Free
DUST is the science fiction sister platform of ALTER, and it has some of the best science fiction short films that you can watch online.
Read MoreNatalie Portman Thinks Star Wars Fans Likely Overlooked A Key Part Of Her Performance
She may have only been a teenager at the time, but Natalie Portman channeled an ancient form of performance for her role in Star Wars: The Phantom Menace.
Read MoreHow Videos Of Toddlers Helped Emma Stone Prepare For Poor Things
Emma Stone studied videos of toddlers to come up with Bella's unusual physical movements at the beginning of Poor Things.
Read MoreThe Revenge Of The Sith Video Game's Alternate Ending Killed Obi-Wan Kenobi (And Palpatine)
The title says it all. If the Star Wars franchise followed the video game canon, Obi-Wan Kenobi would have been killed long before the events of the first film.
Read MoreOola's Actress Got More Than She Bargained For From The Star Wars Special Editions
There's a lot to critique about the Star Wars: Special Editions release, but the increased screen time for Oola is not one of them.
Read MoreMark Ruffalo Wore A Butt Pad To Plump Up His Dumper For Poor Things
Mark Ruffalo's silhouette in Poor Things was crafted not unlike a drag queen. Bring on the butt pads.
Read MoreThe Force Awakens Has Its Origins In The Earliest Drafts Of Star Wars
The one thing you can be confident of when it comes to Star Wars is that no idea will be thrown away if it can come back later.
Read MoreFive Cut Lines Completely Changed The Ending Of Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
A cut line from Saavik in Star Trek VI: The Voyage Home would have changed Spock's story forever.
Read MoreWe're Living In A Golden Age Of Godzilla And Every Fan Should Celebrate
Whatever flavor of Godzilla you prefer, there is something for all the King of the Monster's fans to appreciate right now.
Read MoreWatto's Very First Star Wars Scene Nearly Broke Liam Neeson's Nose
Watto actor Andrew Secombe made a mistake (thanks to George Lucas) on the Phantom Menace set that nearly cost the movie its star, Liam Neeson.
Read MoreCaptain Kirk's Star Trek Death Led To Some Very Real Threats For Malcolm McDowell
Captain Kirk's death in Star Trek: Generations bothered fans so much that they sent death threats to Malcolm McDowell, who played the film's villain.
Read MoreEven Daisy Ridley Was Blindsided By Rey's Return To Star Wars
Daisy Ridley joins us in being totally blindsided by Rey's return in the Star Wars movie, and here's why she didn't see it coming.
Read MoreSyfy Spent Thousands On Leonard Nimoy And William Shatner Star Trek Ads You Probably Missed
William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy were set to appear on some infomercials to run after early '90s Trek episodes, but it didn't happen. Here's why.
Read MorePlaying A Pilot In The First Star Wars Was A Sweaty, Explosive Job
William Hootkins played Rebel Alliance pilot Jek Porkins in Star Wars: A New Hope, and it was kind of a miserable experience pretending to battle in space.
Read MoreWatto's Actor Stole Top-Secret Star Wars Info From The Phantom Menace Set
Watto actor Andrew Secombe walked off the Phantom Menace with a pretty impressive haul in hand, something not all Star Wars actors can boast about.
Read MoreGodzilla's Pink Makeover In Godzilla X Kong Is The Hottest Reveal Of CCXP
Godzilla unleashes a hot new pink energy in the trailer for Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, but it's not the first time we've seen Godzilla go pink.
Read MoreWalter Koenig Had His One Request Ripped Away From Him In Star Trek: Generations
Walter Koenig was meant to have an emotional moment as Scotty, reconciling the disappearance of Captain Kirk, but it ended up being cut from the movie.
Read MoreAlternate Sci-Fi Villain Designs That Would've Blown Everyone Away
Sci-fi villains make up some of the most iconic characters of all time, but these started with very different looks that would have changed pop culture history.
Read MoreA Dynamite Debacle Slowed Down Filming For Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
For one of the shots on Hoth in the early scenes of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, a mishap resulted in a missed explosion cue for a key special effect.
Read MoreOne Interaction With William Shatner On Star Trek Left Walter Koenig In Severe Pain
Walter Koenig's experience on Star Trek was mostly positive, but he did have one very bad moment with William Shatner while filming The Wrath of Khan.
Read MoreTwin Avalanches Trapped The Crew Of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
Not even two avalanches could stop filming on Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, though it certainly wasn't easy going for the cast and crew.
Read MoreH.R. Giger's Alien Designs Earned Him A Macabre Nickname On Set
H.R. Giger is the visionary artist behind much of the creative vision of Ridley Scott's Alien, but his presence on set earned him his own monstrous nickname.
Read MoreCan Emma Stone's Poor Things Turn Critical Acclaim Into Box Office Dollars?
The Favourite director Yorgos Lanthimos reunited with Emma Stone for strange sci-fi tale Poor Things, but can it win at the box office?
Read MoreBloopers That Change The Way You See These Sci-Fi Villains
Nothing beats a great villain in our favorite sci-fi shows and films. Just as fun are bloopers that reveal another side of the actors playing the baddies.
Read MoreWhy The Empire Strikes Back Was Irvin Kershner's First And Final Star Wars Film
George Lucas specifically courted Irvin Kershner for Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, so why didn't he return for future films?
Read MoreStar Trek's Most Ironic Weapon: The Genesis Device Explained
The Genesis Device has had a long history in Star Trek before it appeared in an episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks.
Read MoreGodzilla Minus One Gives A Terrifying Upgrade To The Atomic Breath
Godzilla's famous atomic breath gets an update in the new film Godzilla Minus One. Read all about it right here!
Read MoreGodzilla Minus One Director Wants To Helm A Star Wars Movie, And Maybe Lucasfilm Should Listen [Exclusive]
With Godzilla Minus One, Takashi Yamazaki helmed one of the best Godzilla movies out there. The Japanese director now has sights set on a galaxy far, far away.
Read MoreGodzilla Minus One Does Something Very Differently From Other Kaiju Movies
Takashi Yamazaki's Godzilla Minus One succeeds where the American MonsterVerse Godzilla movies fail: It has compelling human characters we actually care about.
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Science Fiction Shows (62)
The One Word That Can Never Be Spoken In The Star Trek Universe (Sort Of)
On the set of Star Trek: Discovery, actor Jason Isaacs discovered a rule against using a certain word - although it's not exactly an ironclad rule.
Read MoreGowron's Story In Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Almost Had A Much Darker Ending
The showrunners on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine had originally planned to make Gowron a Changeling in disguise.
Read MoreThe Star Trek Reference In David Fincher's Zodiac, Explained
A quick Star Trek joke in David Fincher's Zodiac comes with a lot of Trekkie lore.
Read MoreStar Trek's Michael Dorn Thinks Kurn Changed Worf's Character For The Worse
Michael Dorn changed his acting to account for Worf's decision involving his brother Kurn in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode 'Sins of the Father.'
Read MoreFuturama And Elf's Best Burps Come From The Same Person
There's a burp expert in Hollywood, and he's been belching for years - his work is on Futurama and Elf, particularly for Will Ferrell's long belch.
Read MoreHow Star Trek: Enterprise's Dr. Phlox Could Return In Strange New Worlds
Star Trek: Enterprise actor John Billingsley says that the possibility of Dr. Phlox's return came up on the Hollywood picket lines this year.
Read MoreFor All Mankind Season 4's Biggest Asset Is Time
By bringing its story forward a decade with each new season, For All Mankind has been able to show the long-term impact of character choices.
Read MoreGene Roddenberry Used Star Trek's Khan To Send A Hidden Message
Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry supposedly named the Khan character 'Noonien' to reach an old friend he had lost contact with.
Read MoreThe Saddest Thing Data Ever Said Is In This Overlooked Episode Of Star Trek
The Star Trek: The Next Generation episode The Game features a moment with Data that's very, very tragic when you stop and think about it.
Read MoreMonarch Just Revealed Its Endgame With The Most Surprising Movie Crossover Yet
Oh, my Godzilla! Monarch just took a King Kong-sized step toward Legendary's MonsterVerse film franchise.
Read MorePatrick Stewart Did Some Dark Research To Prepare For His Star Trek: TNG Torture Scene
Patrick Stewart did some intense research for one of The Next Generation's most memorable episodes. His work made it one of Star Trek: TNG's best.
Read MoreColm Meaney's Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Casting Took Some Convincing
Colm Meaney was a hard working and prolific actor who appeared in many films while he held a principal role on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
Read MoreDave Filoni Kept A Major Part Of Star Wars Rebels Hidden From The Crew
The finale of Star Wars Rebels required a bit of secrecy on behalf of creator Dave Filoni, who worked with a small crew to create the epilogue.
Read MoreSuzie Plakson's Romance With Worf Started A Small Feud Between Star Trek Writers
Few actors could go toe to toe with Michael Dorn on Star Trek, but Suzie Plakson did so brilliantly, but that itself started a small production crisis.
Read MoreCarol Kane's Star Trek Costume Made Starfleet History In One Small Way
Carol Kane is one of the best additions to Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, and this particular sartorial flourish just makes the character pop.
Read MorePatrick Stewart Flat-Out 'Rejected' The First Script For Star Trek: Insurrection
Patrick Stewart didn't love the first script he got of Star Trek: Insurrection, but that conflict led to a better story.
Read MoreData's Emotion Chip Drove A Wedge Between Brent Spiner And Star Trek's Writers
In the Star Trek films with The Next Generation cast, Brent Spiner's Data had an emotion chip implanted ... and then taken out again.
Read MoreDoctor Who Companion Ruby Sunday Is Another Mystery For The Doctor To Solve
New Doctor Who companion Ruby Sunday has something in common with Amy Pond, Clara Oswald, and River Song: a mystery.
Read MoreWhy Freddie Prinze Jr. Is Firmly Against Kanan Appearing In Live-Action Star Wars
Most of the Ghost Crew from Star Wars Rebels have made the leap to live action, but Freddy Prinze Jr. thinks Kanan already had the perfect ending.
Read MorePatrick Stewart's Star Trek Romance With Donna Murphy Was Butchered In The Editing Room
In Star Trek: insurrection, stars Donna Murphy and Patrick Stewart shared not one but two kisses that ended up on the cutting room floor.
Read MoreThe Second Half Of Futurama Season 11 Has Something In Store For Star Trek Fans
Futurama has always had strong ties to Star Trek, but the series creators have promised that the second half of the new season will be especially Trekky.
Read MoreDo Star Trek Characters Celebrate Christmas? A /Film Investigation
Do any of the characters on Star Trek celebrate Christmas? Is Christmas still a thing in the future Gene Roddenberry created? Let's dive in.
Read MoreHow A Cylon From Battlestar Galactica Ended Up In The A-Team's Opening Credits
If you ever noticed what looked like a Battlestar Galactica Cylon in the opening credits of The A-Team ... you were right! Here's why that's there.
Read MoreWhy Paramount TV's President Once Threatened To Fire Patrick Stewart From Star Trek
Patrick Stewart was nearly fired from Star Trek: The Next Generation when the actor put his foot down and Paramount TV's president put his down even harder.
Read MoreEvery Director's Cut You've Ever Seen Owes Its Existence To The Twilight Zone
A behind-the-scenes conflict during post-production on the Twilight Zone episode 'The Obsolete Man' led to the invention of the concept of a 'director's cut.'
Read MoreStar Trek: Enterprise's Most Contentious Scene Involved T'Pol, Trip, And A Lot Of Goo
On Star Trek: Enterprise, T'Pol and Trip often had to rub each other down with decontamination goo. It was meant to be sexy, but missed the mark.
Read MoreHow An Agatha Christie Novel Inspired One Of Star Trek DS9's Most Disturbing Episodes
Agatha Christie's 1939 novel And Then There Were None was the basis for a pretty dark episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
Read MoreHow Star Trek DS9's Pale Moonlight Episode Snuck Troublesome Material Past Execs
In the Pale Moonlight is one of the best Star Trek episodes ever for its moral ambiguity, forcing the writers to be sneaky about getting it approved.
Read MoreHow Star Trek DS9 Twisted U.S. History To Create One Of Its Most Controversial Episodes
The Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode In The Pale Moonlight was inspired by a very real chapter in military history, which gives the episode its edge.
Read MoreMonarch: Legacy Of Monsters Is Finally Filling In The Gaps Between Two Godzilla Movies
Mechagodzilla's origins are starting to unfold in MonsterVerse spin-off series Monarch: Legacy of Monsters.
Read MoreMarvel Tried To Get A Legendary Director (And Star Wars Actor) To Play The German J.A.R.V.I.S.
Werner Herzog has acted in a Star Wars show before (The Mandalorian), and so with the Jon Favreau connection, Marvel tried to get him for What If...?
Read MoreLycia Naff's Captain Gomez Was Supposed To Be A Much Larger Part Of Star Trek: TNG
Lycia Naff played one of the more memorable guest roles on Star Trek: The Next Generation, and though her legacy lives on, she was meant to have a bigger role.
Read MoreHow Jon Favreau And Dave Filoni Keep The Star Wars TV Timeline Straight
The Star Wars timeline, or more accurately timelines, are hard to keep straight, and that's why Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni use the methods they use.
Read MoreStar Trek: Generations Is The Most Useless Star Trek Movie By A Lightyear
The first TNG film, Star Trek: Generations, bent over backward to get Picard and Kirk together. Trekkies didn't want it, and the story suffered for it.
Read MoreThe Actress Behind Star Trek's Captain Garrett Returned In Two Unrecognizable Roles
Tricia O'Neil was a superb actress who played three different roles across Star Trek series, one remembered fondly by fans across the galaxy.
Read MoreWhy Ahsoka Went From A Movie To A Streaming Star Wars Series
Ahsoka has had a long journey in the extended Star Wars universe, and Dave Filoni knows better than anyone why she ended up on a series rather than a movie.
Read MoreMonarch: Legacy Of Monsters Pokes Fun At The Most Famous Line From Godzilla
Remember the 'Let them fight' line from Godzilla? Well, Monarch: Legacy of Monsters does, too.
Read MoreEarly Drafts Of Star Wars: The Bad Batch Took One Omega Scene Too Far
The creatives behind Star Wars: The Bad Batch realized they needed to pull back a bit during an intense chase involving Omega and Wrecker in season 1.
Read MoreOne Star Trek Episode Retold Rambo's First Blood On The Enterprise
One episode of Star Trek took inspiration from, of all things, Sylvester Stallone's Rambo, to convey an important message about violence.
Read MoreThe Actor That Almost Replaced Leonard Nimoy Returned To Star Trek 40 Years Later
Lawrence Montaigne, the actor hired to replace Leonard Nimoy on an episode of Star Trek: The Original Series, ended up staying affiliated with Trek for years.
Read MoreOne Star Trek: DS9 Episode Caused Trouble With Key James Bond Execs
It seems that while the creators of this Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode thought they were paying homage to James Bond, Bond creators saw right through it.
Read MoreStar Wars: The Clone Wars' Controversial Change To Order 66 Explained
When it comes to Order 66 in Star Wars, The Clone Wars introduced the idea of inhibitor chips, retconning the concept in the process.
Read MoreDoctor Who Just Invented An Absurd New Type Of Time Lord Regeneration
Russell T. Davies is back, baby! The returning showrunner delivered some ridiculous regeneration shenanigans in the final Doctor Who 60th anniversary special.
Read MoreSimon Pegg Turned To Two Diehard Fans For Help Writing Star Trek Beyond
Star Trek Beyond writer/star Simon Pegg consulted with the founders of the Memory Alpha wiki to come up with the substance known as Vokaya for the film.
Read MoreHow Chewbacca Changed The Way Star Wars Rebels Wrote Zeb
Zeb's character in Star Wars Rebels functions in much the same way that Chewbacca does in the Star Wars films, but here's how the two were distinguished.
Read MoreStar Trek: The Next Generation's Greatest Two-Parter Has An Essential Third Episode
The Best of Both Worlds are hailed as two of the best Star Trek: The Next Generation episodes, but a season 4 episode serves as the perfect epilogue.
Read MoreWill There Be A Foundation Season 3 On Apple TV+?
Apple TV+ is keeping their sci-fi series Foundation around for another season, so prepare to dig even deeper into Isaac Asimov's world.
Read MoreFuturama Combined Two Classic Star Trek Plots For One Of Bender's Best Episodes
Futurama's writers have long pulled inspiration from Star Trek, but this 2002 episode referenced two bits of deep Trek lore that will surprise fans.
Read MoreHow Carol Kane Crafted Pelia's Accent For Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
Carol Kane's Pelia is from a strange world, speaks in a strange manner, and adopts strange mannerisms. All in a day's work for the eccentric Kane.
Read MoreThe History Of Star Trek's Rachel Garrett, The Enterprise's First Female Captain
It's time to highlight Captain Rachel Garrett, the first female Star Trek captain on the Enterprise-C.
Read MoreJustin Lin's First Idea For Star Trek Beyond Nearly Sent Simon Pegg Packing
For Star Trek: Beyond, screenwriter Simon Pegg struggled to see eye to eye at first with director Justin Lin until world events helped them see things clearly.
Read MoreKatherine Heigl Tried To Kill Baby Hitler In The Twilight Zone
Does anyone remember The Twilight Zone revival episode where Katherine Heigl went back in time to try and kill baby Hitler?
Read MoreThe Most Important Lesson Star Trek's Patrick Stewart Learned From Playing Picard
Patrick Stewart learned a valuable lesson from how Captain Jean-Luc Picard ran the crew of Star Trek: The Next Generation, and we can all take some notes too.
Read MoreLeonard Nimoy Comically Calmed Yvonne Craig After A Star Trek Makeup Mishap
Star Trek actor Yvonne Craig got a hilarious piece of cold comfort from Leonard Nimoy after a makeup mishap led to her eyebrows being shaved off.
Read MoreStar Wars: The Clone Wars Created Huyang To Solve A Looming Yoda Problem
Star Wars: The Clone Wars originally featured a scene with Yoda, but the character was instead replaced with the droid Huyang. Here's why.
Read MoreHow The Twilight Zone Used TV To Mourn The Death Of Radio
The Twilight Zone episode 'Static' uses the medium of television to criticize both the decline of radio and television itself.
Read MoreHow Futurama Pulled Off Raiders Of The Lost Arcade (And Avoided Getting Sued)
The Futurama episode, Raiders of the Lost Arcade, is rife with references to 1980s video game characters, and the creatives got crafty to prevent getting sued.
Read MoreRod Serling Turned A Newspaper's Typo Into A Brand-New Twilight Zone Character
Gather around and hear the story of how Rod Serling came up with The Twilight Zone episode Mr. Dingle, the Strong.
Read MoreOne Star Trek Explosion Plagued William Shatner With A Lifelong Hearing Issue
Captain Kirk's battle with the Gorn in the Star Trek episode 'Arena' left the actor battling chronic tinnitus that caused him 'agony.'
Read MoreHow David Tennant Ended Up Playing Huyang In Star Wars
David Tennant voices the droid Huyang in Star Wars, and Dave Filoni cast him after his wife made him watch a certain show.
Read MoreRod Serling Was Completely Unprepared For The Twilight Zone's First Emmy Win
When The Twilight Zone won its first Emmy in 1960, creator and host Rod Serling was caught off guard and didn't expect to take home the award.
Read MoreKurt Russell's Lee Shaw Gives Monarch, And The Monsterverse, The One Thing The Movies Were Missing
The human characters in the Monsterverse have all been a bit forgettable, but that's changed, thanks to Kurt Russell in Monarch: Legacy of Monsters.
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Superhero Movies (54)
How A Failed Guardians Of The Galaxy Audition Led Chadwick Boseman To Black Panther
Chadwick Boseman seemed born to play Black Panther, but in fact, he auditioned for a much quirkier Marvel movie before that film was even in the making.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch The Man Of Steel Movies
Now that the DCEU, or Snyderverse, or whatever you want to call it, has come to an end, here are the Man of Steel movies in order.
Read MoreChris Evans Was Very Adamant About One Thing When It Came To Captain America
Chris Evans found the perfect way to play Captain America, one that saved the character from feeling as useless as previous screen incarnations had.
Read MoreNicolas Cage Used City Of Angels As Practice For Playing Superman
If you're still sad about never seeing a true Nicolas Cage Superman, you can always watch City of Angels.
Read MoreSamurai Jack's Creator Was A Secret Weapon Behind The Scenes Of Iron Man 2
Did you know that Samurai Jack creator Genndy Tartakovsky was tapped by director Jon Favreau to help streamline the climax of Iron Man 2?
Read MoreWhy Iron Man's Famous Cave Scene Almost Didn't Make It Into The Film
A new book about the MCU reveals that the cave scene in the first Iron Man almost didn't happen.
Read MoreThe Manure Issue On Ant-Man That Shut Down Production
Marvel's Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania had a seriously smelly issue on set due to a prop element used to make things look more real in the Quantum Realm.
Read MoreHere Are All The DCEU Films You Can Now Watch On Netflix
If you've missed out on rewatching the DC Extended Universe movies because you don't have Max, most of the films are now on Netflix.
Read MoreWho Is Phyla In Guardians Of The Galaxy 3? The Comic Origins Of The New Team Member
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 introduced a character named Phyla-Vell, and fans of the Marvel comics will recognize that name. Let's break it all down.
Read MoreA Fake Ant-Man 3 Script Would've Made MCU History, But Now It's Too Late
Ant-Man 3 writer Jeff Loveness teased a fake script that would have marked the first F-bomb in the MCU. But Marvel eventually allowed one in another 2023 film.
Read MoreRobert Downey Jr. Had A Specific Pepper Potts Request For The Avengers
Robert Downey Jr. wanted to show Tony Stark had matured enough to have an adult, romantic relationship with Pepper Potts by the time The Avengers rolled around.
Read MoreHalle Berry Had One Big Stipulation Before Agreeing To X-Men 3
Halle Berry wanted a bigger part for Storm in X-Men: The Last Stand. Unfortunately, she ended up being tricked with a script that didn't move forward.
Read MoreMarvel Molds Normal Actors Into Superhero Shape Using One Controversial Resource
MCU actors feel pressured to instantaneously put on massive muscle mass, and a new book on Marvel Studios sheds light on how they do it.
Read MoreHow Batman & Robin's Director Guilted Arnold Schwarzenegger Into Playing Mr. Freeze
Mr. Freeze had a long road in the Batman comics and various TV series before he was portrayed by Arnold Schwarzenegger for Joel Schumacher.
Read MoreAquaman And The Lost Kingdom Shares An Ending With An MCU Movie
The ending of Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom is eerily similar to the ending of a Marvel Movie.
Read MoreWill We Ever See The Live-Action Invincible Movie?
The Invincible TV series is going strong, but what about the previously announced live-action movie? According to Robert Kirkman, it's still moving forward.
Read MoreAquaman And The Lost Kingdom Is Actually About A Serious, Real World Problem
Unlike the first movie, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom commits to the idea of saving the planet from humanity's destructive tendencies.
Read MoreHow Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom Ends The DCEU As We Know It
For better or worse, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom largely ignores the chaos of the surrounding DCEU to tell a self-contained story about its titular hero.
Read MoreAquaman And The Lost Kingdom's Most Talked About Moment Isn't In The Final Movie
For all the buzz about a certain DC icon appearing in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, it turns out their footage wound up on the cutting room floor.
Read MoreAquaman And The Lost Kingdom Ending Explained: Ocean To Ocean
Jason Momoa, Patrick Stewart and company return for more dazzling aquatic adventures in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom. Here's what the ending means for the DCU.
Read MoreWhy Aquaman Director James Wan Keeps On Casting Patrick Wilson In His Movies [Exclusive]
Good things tend to happen whenever Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom director James Wan and actor Patrick Wilson work together.
Read MoreJohn Boyega Seemingly Has No Interest In Replacing Jonathan Majors As Marvel's New Kang
John Boyega might seem like a great fit to replace Jonathan Majors as Marvel's new Kang The Conqueror, but he has made it clear that he has no interest.
Read MoreDoes Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom Have A Credits Scene? A Spoiler-Free Guide
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom is in theaters starting today. Should you stick around and wait for a credits scene, or hit the exit as soon as the credits roll?
Read MoreWhat Critics Are Saying About Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom
DC superhero sequel Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom is surfing into theaters on a wave of mostly negative reviews.
Read MoreHow The Success Of Aquaman Let James Wan Go Fully Nuts With The Sequel [Exclusive]
The first Aquaman movie was a massive hit, and that gave director James Wan free reign to go absolutely bonkers with Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.
Read MoreGeorge Clooney Has A Blunt Statement On His Batman Future
George Clooney might have made a brief cameo as Batman in 2023's The Flash. He has strong feelings, however, about taking up the cape and cowl again.
Read MoreHow The Marvel Cinematic Universe Moves Forward Without Jonathan Majors
Now that Marvel Studios and Jonathan Majors have officially parted ways, how should the Marvel Cinematic Universes move forward? Here are some possibilities.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Spider-Man Movie Fans Should Seek Out Chip Zdarsky's New Comic Book Omnibus
Some of the best Spider-Man stories of this past decade, all written by Chip Zdarsky, are now collected all in a single omnibus edition.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch Marvel's Avengers Movies
If you're looking for the correct order to watch Marvel's Avengers movies, boy, is today your lucky day!
Read MoreHow Tropic Thunder Helped Robert Downey Jr. Recruit Mickey Rourke For Iron Man 2
Mickey Rourke plays one of the MCU's best, most imposing villains in Iron Man 2, but it took Robert Downey Jr. on the press circuit to convince him to come on.
Read MoreAquaman Director James Wan Has Some Advice For Building A Cinematic Universe [Exclusive]
With several horror franchises under his belt, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom director James Wan knows a thing or two about successful cinematic universes.
Read MoreInput From David Harbour Led To One Of Black Widow's Most Profound Scenes
David Harbour made a suggestion for one of the first major sequences in Black Widow, giving it more emotional depth than it would have had otherwise.
Read MoreAvengers: Infinity War Cut A Major Arc For Hulk At The Very Last Minute
Mark Ruffalo's Hulk wouldn't become Smart Hulk until Avengers: Endgame, but it was planned for Infinity War. Why did the Russo brothers wait?
Read MoreWhy Scarlett Johansson Had A 'Freak-Out' Over Her Black Widow Costume
Scarlett Johansson was quite worried about fitting into Black Widow's wardrobe, especially based on her appearance in comics, but she just did the work.
Read MoreActors Who Refused To Change Their Bodies For Roles
Actors are often changing their bodies when a certain character requires it, but sometimes, actors like Jennifer Lawrence and Harrison Ford refuse to change.
Read MoreHow Steve Jobs Single-Handedly Sealed The Deal Between Marvel And Disney
When Disney picked up Marvel Studios, it was a big deal, but without the help of the late Apple boss Steve Jobs, it might not have ever happened.
Read MoreDC Wanted Charlie Hunnam To Play Green Arrow, So Why Did He Turn It Down?
Fans have long wanted to see Sons of Anarchy and Pacific Rim star Charlie Hunnam play Green Arrow in a DC superhero movie, but the actor turned down the role.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch Every Batman Movie
The Batman cinematic universe (including television) is sprawling and elliptical, but we've figured out the best way to follow the Dark Knight's adventures.
Read MoreRobert Downey Jr. Had One Bizarre Demand For Tony Stark's Iron Man Tech
Robert Downey Jr. added creative flourishes to Tony Stark in the first Iron Man movie that Marvel kept throughout the course of the franchise.
Read MoreNicholas Hoult Joins Superman: Legacy As Lex Luthor
Nicholas Hoult may not be playing Clark Kent in Superman: Legacy, but he will be playing his greatest foe -- Lex Luthor.
Read MoreSam Rockwell Won His Iron Man 2 Role By Pretending To Be A Guinea Pig
Sam Rockwell is one of the best parts of Iron Man 2, and voicing a guinea pig in a silly children's movie helped get him the job.
Read MoreJon Favreau Wrote Pepper Potts' Iron Man Lines By Eavesdropping On Gwyneth Paltrow
Gwyneth Paltrow's Pepper Potts sounds a lot like, well, Gwyneth Paltrow, because Jon Favreau was so inspired by her on the Iron Man set.
Read MoreStepping Into Thor: The Dark World Was A Somewhat Depressing Experience For Idris Elba
Having just come off playing Nelson Mandela, let's just say that Idris Elba's work on Thor: The Dark World wasn't exactly ... edifying to him.
Read MoreHow Black Panther Used Real Horses To Make Fake Rhinos
Black Panther's climactic final battle featuring metal-plated rhinoceroses used a clever digital trick to turn horse performers into horned beasts.
Read MoreThe DreamWorks Nick Fury Movie We Never Got To See
There was a Nick Fury movie in the works at DreamWorks, but due to the splintered nature of rights in the early Marvel era, we never saw it.
Read MoreWhispers Of Doubt Almost Got Hugh Jackman Fired As Wolverine
Hugh Jackman is indelible as Wolverine in the X-Men films, but he almost lost the role to an equally famous A-lister peer.
Read MoreMarvel Instituted An MCU-Wide Rule After Working With Edward Norton
Edward Norton has long been blamed for The Incredible Hulk's under-performance, but there's another way of looking at that film and how it shaped the MCU.
Read MoreDavid Corenswet's Take On Superman's 'Most Interesting' Trait May Shock You
What many people see as Superman's biggest problem is what Superman: Legacy star David Corenswet finds to be the most interesting thing about the character.
Read MoreJames Gunn's DC Universe Casts Marvel And DC Veteran Sean Gunn As The New Maxwell Lord
James Gunn casts his younger brother Sean Gunn as smarmy businessman Maxwell Lord in the new DCU, the role Pedro Pascal played in Wonder Woman 1984.
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Before the Marvel Cinematic Universe was born, David Hasselhoff played Nick Fury in a David S. Goyer-written feature. He never played the part again.
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The artist known as Gabz has teamed up with Bottleneck Gallery to release a new poster commemorating Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy. Check it out!
Read MoreNew Deadpool 3 Set Images Reveal A Marvel Crossover No One Saw Coming
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Read MoreAvengers: Infinity War Made A Problem For Marvel Only Killing Thanos Could Solve
How were the creators of Avengers: Endgame supposed to follow up Infinity War's snap? With a total change of tone and a renewed focus on character growth.
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Jessica Alba played Sue Storm in Marvel's previous Fantastic Four movies. One scene in the second film, however, gave her a bit of an existential crisis.
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Marvel's What If...? Let Imaginations Run Wild For An '80s Avengers Line-Up
What If...? season 2 includes a 1980s-inspired Avengers team featuring Hank Pym and several other older MCU superheroes.
Read MoreWhy Aquaman Was Off-Limits In Justice League Unlimited
Thanks to an Aquaman TV show that never actually got made, the King of Atlantis wasn't part of the team in Justice League Unlimited.
Read MoreJon Favreau Had One Demand Before He Joined Marvel's What If...?
Jon Favreau was game to join Marvel's What If...? so long as season 2 drew from a lesser-known comics storyline involving his character, Happy Hogan.
Read MoreMarvel's What If...? Went Above And Beyond To Create Its New Indigenous Superhero
Marvel's What If...? season 2 is making history by creating the first ever Mohawk superhero who speaks in the indigenous language, with help from local experts.
Read MoreCool Stuff: The Next Wave Of X-Men '97 Action Figures Reveals New Villains
X-Men '97 won't hit Disney+ until 2024, but the second wave of action figures has already been revealed, including a pair of new villains and a heroic Magneto.
Read MoreInvincible Season 2 Mid-Season Finale Explained: Same Superheroes, New Problems
The heroes of Invincible are facing a whole new set of problems after the events of the season 2 mid-season finale.
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Read MoreThe 10 Best TV Episodes Of 2023, Ranked
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Read MoreThe 10 Best TV Shows Of 2023, Ranked
As the year comes to an end, we're looking back at the 10 best TV shows of 2023. What made the cut? Click the story to find out!
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That Gut-Wrenching Tragedy In Ferrari Happened In Real Life
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Read MoreLeave The World Behind Ending Explained: I'll Be There For You
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The Twilight Zone's Rod Serling once wrote a film with the same premise as Speed on an airplane, but it was banned almost immediately after it aired.
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A Star Studded Disaster Film Leads Netflix's Top Charts
Leave The World Behind's star power includes Ethan Hawke, Julia Roberts, Kevin Bacon, and Mahershala Ali. That and good reviews got it on Netflix's top charts.
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Kristen Stewart Falls In Love With A Bodybuilder In The Love Lies Bleeding Trailer
Kristen Stewart and Katy O'Brian star in the trailer for Love Lies Bleeding, a bodybuilder romance-thriller directed by Saint Maud filmmaker Rose Glass.
Read MoreDaniel Kaluuya Directs A Netflix Sci-Fi Thriller In The Kitchen Trailer
Daniel Kaluuya steps behind the camera in the trailer for The Kitchen, a futuristic but grounded dystopian Netflix thriller he co-directed with Kibwe Tavares.
Read MoreRyan Reynolds Enters A World Of Imaginary Friends In The IF Trailer
Did Ryan Reynolds and John Krasinski make an unofficial live-action Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends movie? Watch the trailer for their new film, IF.
Read MoreThe Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F Trailer Brings Eddie Murphy's Classic Character To Netflix
Eddie Murphy is back as Axel Foley in the new Netflix sequel Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F. Watch the trailer right here.
Read MoreJack Black Is Back As Po In The Kung Fu Panda 4 Trailer
Everyone's favorite kung fu fighting panda (once again voiced by Jack Black) is finally back in the trailer for Kung Fu Panda 4.
Read MoreEx Machina And Annihilation Director Returns To Sci-Fi With Civil War Trailer
Annihilation and Ex Machina director Alex Garland imagines near-future warfare in the first trailer for Civil War.
Read MoreThe New Dune: Part 2 Trailer Is All About War, Intrigue, And Spice
Praise Shai Hulud! The new trailer for Dune: Part Two promises nothing short of all-out war for the desert world of Arrakis in Denis Villeneuve's film.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Awesome Jurassic Park: Survival Video Game Trailer Takes You Back To Isla Nublar
Check out the trailer for Jurassic Park: Survival, a sci-fi horror adventure video game set on Isla Nublar right after the events of the original film.
Read MoreDonald Glover And Maya Erskine Are Married Spies In The Mr. And Mrs. Smith Trailer
Donald Glover and Maya Erskine put a new spin on the original 2005 film in the trailer for the Prime Video action rom-com series Mr. and Mrs. Smith.
Read MoreNetflix And Michelle Yeoh Team Up For An Action-Comedy Series In The Brothers Sun Trailer
Michelle Yeoh stars in the action-packed trailer for Netflix's upcoming action-comedy crime series The Brothers Sun.
Read MoreThe Good Grief Trailer Teases Schitt's Creek Creator Dan Levy's Tearjerking Netflix Movie
Schitt's Creek creator Dan Levy has written and directed Good Grief, a dramedy in which he also stars with Luke Evans, Ruth Negga, and Hamish Patel
Read MoreAustin Butler Takes To A Spielberg-Produced Sky In The Masters Of The Air Trailer
Check out the newest trailer for the WWII epic Masters of the Air limited series starring Austin Butler.
Read MoreKingsley Ben-Adir Brings Bob Marley To Life In The One Love Trailer
Kingsley Ben-Adir plays the titular Jamaican musical legend, activism hero, and Rastafari icon in the trailer for Bob Marley: One Love.
Read MoreJodie Foster Spirals Into The Icy Heart Of Darkness In The True Detective Season 4 Trailer
Jodie Foster and Kali Reis search for a murder in the darkness of Alaskan winter in the new trailer for True Detective: Night Country.
Read MoreThe Titans Unite In The First Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire Trailer
The Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire trailer brings back everyone's favorite Titans for an all-new MonsterVerse extravaganza.
Read MoreHouse Targaryen Declares War Upon Itself In The House Of The Dragon Season 2 Teaser Trailer
Get ready for fire and blood (and lots of it) as House Targaryen tears itself apart in the first look at House of the Dragon season 2.
Read MoreThe Fallout TV Series Trailer Welcomes You To This Radiated Planet Called Earth
Ghouls, mushroom clouds, vault dwellers, and a bit of Nat King Cole: the first teaser trailer for Prime Video's Fallout TV series has landed in style.
Read MoreThings Have Somehow Gotten Even Bleaker In The Boys Season 4 Trailer
As a poet once said, The Boys are back in town. Watch The Boys season 4 trailer right here and see what mayhem is instore for the newest season.
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TV News (14)
Netflix Is Developing TV Spin-Offs Of Wednesday, Extraction, And Peaky Blinders
Netflix is going all-in on franchises with plans for TV spin-offs of Wednesday, Extraction, and Peaky Blinders, plus an animated remake of One Piece.
Read MoreAutopsy Lists Matthew Perry's Cause Of Death As 'Acute Effects Of Ketamine'
The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner has released the results of Matthew Perry's autopsy, which include his cause of death.
Read MoreWill There Be A Platonic Season 2 And Can Will And Sylvia Get It Together?
Platonic, the Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen Apple TV+ comedy series that more people should be watching, is officially coming back for a second season.
Read MoreThe Chucky Series Has Cast A Legendary Filmmaker As The Creator Of The Cursed Doll
John Waters dabbles in the occasional screen role, and thank heavens he's coming back the Chucky-verse for a role in the upcoming season of the SyFy/USA series.
Read MoreWill There Be A Good Omens Season 3? They Need To Resolve That Cliffhanger
The Ineffable Husbands will have to thwart Armageddon (again) in the now-confirmed third and final season of Good Omens.
Read MoreCurb Your Enthusiasm Season 12 Will Bring The Show To An End
Larry David's long-running cringe comedy series Curb Your Enthusiasm will finally call it a day after season 12.
Read MoreWhat We Know About Andre Braugher's Final Project
After losing actor Andre Braugher, there's no easy path for Shonda Rhimes' series The Residence, which was meant to resume production in January.
Read MoreAndre Braugher, Star Of Brooklyn Nine-Nine And Homicide: Life On The Street, Dies At 61
Andre Braugher, the two-time Emmy-winning actor has died after a short illness at the age of 61. May he rest in peace.
Read MoreAnimated Smash-Hit Blue Eye Samurai Renewed For Season 2 On Netflix
One of the most celebrated Netflix animated shows of the year, Blue Eye Samurai, is officially getting a second season.
Read MoreShowtime Is Rebranding As Paramount+ With Showtime, Here's What You Need To Know
After almost half a century on the airwaves, Showtime is getting a rebrand in the name of corporate synergy. Welcome to Paramount+ With Showtime.
Read MorePeaky Blinders Actor Benjamin Zephaniah Dead At 65
Beloved British writer, poet, activist, and actor Benjamin Zephaniah, known for his role as Jimmy in Peaky Blinders, has died at 65.
Read MoreNetflix's Controversial Squid Game: The Challenge Is Getting A Second Season
Netflix, unconcerned about silly things like decency and good taste, has officially ordered a second season of the controversial Squid Game: The Challenge.
Read MoreWatch A Brand New Clip From Star Trek: Discovery's Fifth And Final Season
Star Trek: Discovery is back for one last adventure: catch the latest clip from the fifth and final season here, with Book and Michael facing off against evil.
Read MorePlayStation Users Are Losing Access To Discovery Shows That They Paid For
PlayStation users are finding out the hard way that there's no such thing as 'buying' a TV show on VOD.
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TV Reviews (7)
What If...? Season 2 Review: A Zany, Refreshing Addition To The Marvel Cinematic Universe
What If...? season 2 gives the world of Marvel a chance to break from the norm and have a little fun. Here's our review of the new season.
Read MoreKate McKinnon's Oddball Saturday Night Live Gets A Boost From Billie Eilish And Special Guests
Kate McKinnon hosted Saturday Night Live for the first time, and while she easily fit back into the show, something felt a little awkward throughout.
Read MorePercy Jackson And The Olympians Review: A Series-Length Retread Of An Overly Familiar Adventure
Percy Jackson and the Olympians may yet win an audience, but feels like a somewhat dull echo of the film that preceded it by a decade. Here's our review.
Read MoreReacher Season 2 Review: A Sharp, Self-Aware Action Caper
Reacher season 2 is an entertaining mix of contrasts: compassion and vengeance, quirkiness and rigidity, status quo and subversion.
Read MoreAdam Driver's Splendid Saturday Night Live Serves Up Plenty Of Holiday Hilarity
Adam Driver is one of the best Saturday Night Live hosts around, and having him back for a holiday-themed episode was absolutely delightful. Let's take a look!
Read MoreFrasier Spoiler Review: The Series That Should Have Been A Special
The Frasier revival is a wholesome and frequently charming take on the character's twilight years. Read our spoiler review of the season here.
Read MoreEmma Stone Joins The Five Timers Club With The Best Saturday Night Live Of Season 49 (So Far)
Emma Stone hosted Saturday Night Live for her fifth time, making her part of SNL's special club. But even better is this is the best episode of the season now.
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