If You Liked Godzilla X Kong, You Should Check Out These Monster Movies
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire is stomping its way through theaters right now, and if you dug that, get a load of this list of creature features to check out.
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Every Rush Hour Movie Ranked
Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker became a classic buddy cop duo in Rush Hour, but the sequels didn't quite live up to the original.
Read MoreDev Patel's Monkey Man Looks To Pull A John Wick At The Box Office
Will Dev Patel's action pic Monkey Man be a hit at the box office? Let's see.
Read MoreWhy Does Kong Have A Metal Arm In Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire?
While Kong's metal arm in Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire is undeniably cool-looking, this augmentation doesn't come easy for the big guy.
Read MoreGodzilla X Kong's Villain Posed An Interesting Problem For The Filmmakers
In the previous MonsterVerse movie, the villain could be ripped to shreds because it was robotic. But that isn't the case in Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire.
Read MoreGodzilla X Kong Director Added A Line Of Dialogue Based On His Experience With Psychedelics
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire director Adam Wingard drew from his own trippy real-life experiences for one of the movie's Hollow Earth sequences.
Read MoreGodzilla X Kong: The New Empire Ending Explained: Home Is Where You Find It
It's time for another clash of the Titans! Let's head into spoiler territory and break down the ending of Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire.
Read MoreDoes Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire Have A Credits Scene? A Spoiler-Free Guide
Curious if there's an extra scene after the credits start rolling on Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire? Here's our spoiler-free breakdown.
Read MoreEverything You Need To Remember Before Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire
The big boys are headed back to the big screen! Here's what you need to remember before you see Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire.
Read MoreGodzilla X Kong Has A Very Reasonable Budget - That Should Be The Rule, Not The Exception
Despite its monster-sized story, Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire has a pretty reasonable budget.
Read MoreDisney's Next Pirates Of The Caribbean Movie Will Be A Total Reboot, Apparently
Legendary producer Jarry Bruckheimer has indicated the next Pirates of the Caribbean movie will be a total reboot complete with all-new cast members.
Read MoreA Stunt From 1962's Dr. No Almost Decapitated Sean Connery
Sean Connery nearly died during a stunt gone wrong in the 1962 James Bond movie Dr. No, which would have had huge ramifications for the '60s as we knew them.
Read MoreGodzilla X Kong Looks To Be Another Winner For The MonsterVerse At The Box Office
How will Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire perform at the box office? Things are currently looking pretty good for the newest entry in the MonsterVerse.
Read MoreDev Patel Seeks Bloody, Brutal Revenge In The Monkey Man Trailer
The newest trailer for Dev Patel's Monkey Man is here to punch you through the screen.
Read MoreThe Crow Remake Doesn't Sit Right With The Original Director
Alex Proyas, the director of the original version of The Crow, is not thrilled about the long-in-the-works remake that's coming out this year.
Read MoreHow To Watch Boondock Saints At Home
Want to celebrate The Boondocks Saints turning 25? Here's how you can watch Troy Duffy's cult action movie at home.
Read MoreGodzilla X Kong's Director Found His Hairy Muse In A Michael Mann Movie
Godzilla x Kong director Adam Wingard looked to Michael Mann's Thief for inspiration for the film's depiction of Kong as a masculine (and hairy) hero.
Read MoreThe Weird Lawsuit Over Netflix's Enola Holmes, Explained
The Conan Doyle Estate sued Netflix for copyright infringement over Enola Holmes on the grounds of, strange as it sounds, Sherlock Holmes' emotions.
Read MoreWhy Furiosa Director George Miller Decided Against De-Aging Charlize Theron
Mad Max director George Miller considered using de-aging technology on Charlize Theron for his upcoming Furiosa prequel movie, but here's why he decided not to.
Read MoreThe Fall Guy Star Emily Blunt Wasn't Shy About Stealing From The Set [SXSW 2024]
At a Q&A session following The Fall Guy's world premiere at SXSW 2024, star Emily Blunt admitted to swiping one of her costumes and keeping it for herself.
Read MoreThe Fall Guy Moment That 'Deeply' Moved Hannah Waddingham [SXSW 2024]
Hannah Waddingham's appreciation for stunt performers grew exponentially after witnessing a once-in-a-lifetime moment on the set of The Fall Guy.
Read MoreEvery Actor Who Almost Played The Crow Before Bill Skarsgard Got Stuck With It
Before Bill Skarsgard starred in The Crow reboot, several other actors were in consideration for the role.
Read MoreThe Truly Wild Way Monkey Man Recruited Its Stunt Performers [SXSW 2024]
When it came to making his action movie Monkey Man, director Dev Patel had to get creative with his stunt performers.
Read MoreOne Of The Fall Guy's Incredible Car Stunts Broke A Hollywood Record [SXSW 2024]
The Fall Guy managed to set a new practical stunts record involving a single car flipping over, besting the previous one set by Casino Royale.
Read MoreThe Fall Guy's Adorable Dog Was Ryan Gosling's Tribute To A Real-Life Pooch [SXSW 2024]
Ryan Gosling had a deeply personal connection to The Fall Guy's dog plotline thanks to a four-legged friend he once had in his life.
Read MoreDev Patel Suffered A Broken Bone While Filming Monkey Man, But The Cameras Kept Rolling [SXSW 2024]
Dev Patel put his body on the line for Monkey Man and kept acting shortly after major surgery.
Read MoreDev Patel Didn't Want To Direct Monkey Man — But Another Filmmaker Convinced Him Otherwise [SXSW 2024]
Dev Patel was hesitant to direct Monkey Man until his Chappie director Neill Blomkamp convinced him he was the best candidate for the job.
Read MoreGodzilla Minus One Is Officially The First Movie In The Franchise To Win An Oscar
Godzilla Minus One roared its way to an Academy Award, marking the first time a Godzilla film has won an Oscar.
Read MoreOne Improvised Goonies Moment Came With A Lot Of Unseen Pain
One of The Goonies most famous scenes was improvised by a child actor.
Read MoreThe Movie Stunts That Sylvester Stallone 'Never Recovered' From
Sylvester Stallone did a lot of his own stunts, and his body is paying the price.
Read MoreWhy Kurt Russell Turned Down Metal Gear Solid After Escape From New York
Years after playing Snake Plissken in Escape From New York, Kurt Russell turned down the chance to voice another character named Snake in Metal Gear Solid 3.
Read MoreHere's When You Can Watch Argylle At Home
If you didn't catch the film in theaters (or if you actively chose to wait until VOD release), here's how to watch Argylle at home.
Read MoreThe Scrapped Godzilla IMAX Short That Led To The MonsterVerse
A never-made 40-minute Godzilla IMAX 3D movie indirectly resulted in the MonsterVerse.
Read MoreMad Max: Fury Road's Dusty Desert Conditions Had The Cast And Crew Constantly 'Choking'
While shooting Mad Max: Fury Road in the desert, the cast and crew frequently found themselves choking on dust.
Read MoreThe 'Biggest Anxiety' That Loomed Over Mad Max: Fury Road's Set Every Single Day
Mad Max Fury Road director George Miller knew that making the epic chase film would be dangerous, but he demanded that the crew members be as safe as possible.
Read MoreThe Road House Remake Used Pillow Fights To Make The Punches Look Brutal
The Road House remake's stunt coordinator Garrett Warren crafted the film's action scenes using a technique that involves very fancy, high-tech pillow fights.
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Alan Ritchson's Quest To Achieve Reacher's Proper Weight Sent Him To The Hospital
After bulking up for and shooting season 1, Reacher star Alan Ritchson ended up needing surgery.
Read MoreWhy Reacher Season 2 Jumped So Far Ahead In The Books
Reacher season 1 adapted the first book in the series, but season 2 jumped ahead. Why? Author Lee Child has the answer.
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Animation Movies (9)
The Two Toy Story Movies That Have A Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score
The Toy Story franchise is a lot bigger than you might think, but only two feature films boast a perfect score on Rotten Tomatoes.
Read MoreOnly A Few Actors Can Say They've Played More Than One Disney Princess On Screen
Three actors have played more than one Disney princess. Here they are.
Read MoreKung Fu Panda Franchise Fights Its Way Past $2 Billion At The Global Box Office
The Kung Fu Panda films have now pulled in more than $2 billion at the worldwide box office, putting it among the all-time highest grossing animated franchises.
Read MoreInside Out 2 - Release Date, Cast, Plot, Trailer And More Info
Get ready to dive back into Riley's mind in "Inside Out 2." Here's everything we know about Pixar's upcoming animated sequel so far.
Read MoreThe Super Mario Bros. Movie 2 - Release Date, Voice Cast, And More Info
What do Nintendo and Illumination have planned for The Super Mario Bros. Movie 2? Here's everything we know about the animated video game movie sequel so far.
Read MoreSorry, Spider-Man – The Boy And The Heron Deserved The Oscar Upset
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse was the presumed winner of the Best Animated Feature Oscar, but Hayao Miyazaki's The Boy and the Heron took home the gold.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch The Ice Age Movies
Unless you're a parent or were very young in 2002, you have likely lost track of the Ice Age movies. Here's our handy-dandy guide to the animated franchise.
Read MoreDisney's The Black Cauldron Could Have Looked A Lot More Like Nightmare Before Christmas
At one point, Disney's notorious flop The Black Cauldron could've ended up looking a lot more like The Nightmare Before Christmas.
Read MoreA Vocal Emergency Sent Disney Scrambling To Recast The Jungle Book's Mowgli
Unfortunately, by the time Disney's animated The Jungle Book started recording its voice performances, its original Mowgli actor had aged out of the role.
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After Gobbling Up Marvel And Star Wars, Disney Is Now Hungry For Anime
Disney's 21st century success has largely come from acquired properties like Star Wars and Marvel, and it looks like anime is now a major target.
Read MoreThe Best Anime Of The Winter 2024 Season (And Where You Can Stream It)
The winter 2024 anime season had tons to offer, like legendary ongoing shows, the gayest sci-fi anime in years, a John Wick-esque anime about ninjas, and more.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Reebok's Hunter X Hunter Sneaker Collection Is Chimera Ant-Proof
Following in the footsteps of Harry Potter and Jurassic Park, Reebok is releasing a collection of sneakers inspired by the beloved anime Hunter x Hunter.
Read MoreAvatar Is Getting Two More Seasons, So Which Anime Will Netflix Adapt Next?
From Cowboy Bebop to One Piece to Avatar: The Last Airbender, Netflix is going all-in on live-action anime adaptations. Which show could (and should) be next?
Read MoreThe Three Classic Anime That Saved Cartoon Network's Toonami From Cancellation
In the early days, Toonami operated on the knife's edge of cancellation. Then it was saved by Sailor Moon, Gundam Wing, and Dragon Ball Z.
Read MoreAkira Toriyama, Legendary Creator Of Dragon Ball, Has Died At 68
The influential artist and writer behind Dragon Ball and its spin-offs has passed away, and Akira Toriyama leaves behind a massive legacy.
Read MoreDune Villain Baron Harkonnen Had A Bizarre Anime Cameo
The influence of Dune stretches across the globe, as evidenced by the time the Hellsing anime directly referenced the villainous Baron Vladimir Harkonnen.
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Cartoon Shows (32)
Here's How The Simpsons' Many Musical Numbers Are Actually Written
Ever wonder where some of your favorite Simpsons musical numbers come from?
Read MoreHow Hermes Got His First Standout Episode In Futurama
Hermes got a chance to break out in a big way in a season 2 episode of Futurama.
Read MoreThe Powerpuff Girls Became A Timeless Hit Thanks To Another Cartoon Network Series
Cartoon Network rejected Craig McCracken's original pitch for The Powerpuff Girls. Luckily, his work on Dexter's Laboratory caught the eye of a wandering exec.
Read MoreMatt Groening May Have Created The Simpsons, But Twelve Unsung Heroes Made It A Hit
It takes a village to build a Springfield and Matt Groening was far from the only artist responsible for The Simpsons' success.
Read MoreJay Leno Lit The Fuse For The Simpsons Feud That Inspired Flaming Moe's
Leave it to Jay Leno to exacerbate a feud between two of the creators of The Simpsons.
Read MoreThe Biggest (And Worst) Change Fox's Disney Buyout Made To Family Guy
Disney now owns Family Guy, which certainly makes parodying their characters a lot harder than when the show was under the Fox banner.
Read MoreHermes' Name In Futurama Came From Two Unexpected, Nostalgic Places
Hermes Conrad is an odd name for a Jamaican bureaucrat in the year 2999, but the Futurama character's name was personal to the creators.
Read MoreThe Simpsons' Springfield Mystery Wasn't Meant To Be A Mystery At All
Which state is Springfield in? The Simpsons has deliberately avoided resolving this mystery, but the show has had some fun with it.
Read MoreWhy Young Justice Was Canceled By Cartoon Network After Only 2 Seasons
Young Justice's failure to sell enough superhero toys led to Cartoon Network canceling the DC series after just two seasons.
Read MoreMatt Groening Explains Why The World Of Futurama Is Overrun With Owls
The streets of New New York are infested with owls, and while Futurama rarely addresses it, Matt Groening has revealed a canon explanation.
Read MoreCartoon Network Cast Dana Snyder In Aqua Teen Hunger Force Because Of A Drunk Voicemail
Dana Snyder landed his role on the Cartoon Network series Aqua Teen Hunger Force via a late-night drunken voicemail.
Read MoreWhy The Simpsons' Original Pilot Was Replaced With A Christmas Special
The Simpsons' first Christmas episode, 'Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire,' proved to be a much better introduction to the series than the original pilot.
Read MoreWhy Cartoon Network Ended Adventure Time At Season 10
Adventure Time survived far longer than most Cartoon Network shows, and the love for the show meant its season 10 ending had to be carefully handled.
Read MoreEvery Original X-Men Animated Series Voice Actor That Returned For X-Men '97
Some members of the original X-Men voice cast are reprising their roles in X-Men '97, while others are returning as new characters.
Read MoreWhatever Happened To Dr. Marvin Monroe, The Simpsons' Most 'Cursed' Character
Psychiatrist Dr. Marvin Monroe used to be a regular supporting player on The Simpsons but has since died. Or he may be trapped in limbo. It's hard to tell.
Read MoreThe Simpsons' Futurama Crossover Broke A Long-Standing Matt Groening Rule
Show creator Matt Groening's never wanted to see The Simpsons kids as teenagers, but the Futurama crossover had different ideas.
Read MoreA Real-Life Tragedy Had Futurama Showrunners Rewriting One Specific Line
A real-life tragedy forced a rewrite of a Futurama episode that had already aired. Get the story here.
Read MoreDisney's The Little Mermaid Series Has Always Been A Showcase For Diversity
Halle Bailey was a wonderful addition to the Disney Princess canon in The Little Mermaid, and Gabrielle helped pave the way.
Read MoreAn Early Draft Of Futurama's Pilot Placed Fry At An Organ Auction
A draft of the Futurama pilot featured a dark joke that didn't make it into the final episode.
Read MoreAn Avatar: The Last Airbender Episode Features Aang Dressed Like Other Anime Heroes
Avatar: The Last Airbender references anime like Trigun in the season 3 episode 'Nightmares and Daydreams' - and these homages are more than just skin-deep.
Read MoreLong Before TRON Legacy, Daft Punk Got A Boost From Cartoon Network's Toonami
Cartoon Network's Toonami helped give Daft Punk a huge boost with epic music videos.
Read MoreExploring Avatar: The Last Airbender's Zuko: His Scars Explained
Does Fire Nation Prince Zuko's scar represent his good side or his bad side in Avatar: The Last Airbender? It's not as obvious as it seems.
Read MoreA Fox Executive Tried To Gut The Most Important Part Of Bob's Burgers
A Fox executive who didn't understand what made Bob's Burgers such a special show tried to convince creatives to alter the dynamic between the Belcher family.
Read MoreWhy Cartoon Network Killed Off The Original Toonami TOM
Cartoon Network shocked the world when it killed off Toonami's original TOM, but the character's death was equal parts capitalism and creativity.
Read MoreFuturama Hid A Hard-To-Spot Reference To One Of The All-Time Rarest Star Wars Toys
Talk about a deep cut reference! The Futurama writers snuck a nod to an incredibly rare Star Wars toy -- the elusive Yak Face -- into one of their episodes.
Read MoreFuturama's Nibbler Shares A Voice With Some Of The Best Disney Renaissance Characters
Futurama's Nibbler is voiced by Frank Welker, a giant in his field who lent his vocals to multiple films from the Disney Renaissance.
Read MoreEvery South Park Season Ranked
It's time to go on down to South Park and have ourselves a time as we rank every season of the animated series from worst to best.
Read MoreThe Statue Of Liberty Saved Fry's Life In A Futurama Gag We Never Got To See
The pilot episode of Futurama went through a lot of different drafts, including one where the Statue of Liberty saves Fry from a nasty fall.
Read MoreConquering Bender's Belch In Futurama Was A Matter Of One Very Simple Word
Bender's belching on Futurama sound disgustingly real, and that's because they are.
Read MoreFuturama's Creators Tried To Challenge Viewers With Hidden Clues In The Pilot
Futurama was written by nerds, for nerds, and the nerdy writers didn't hesitate to include hidden clues to an alien language puzzle in the pilot episode.
Read MoreAn Early Futurama Idea Would Have Made Bender's Speech A Lot Different
Bender on Futurama almost had a very different design based solely on a speech idea for the robot alcoholic.
Read MoreTwo Great Animated Shows Just Dropped New Seasons On Max – But WB's Marketing Sure Didn't Let You Know
Did you know the acclaimed animated shows Clone High and Jellystone! just premiered new seasons on Max? Because WB Discovery has barely bothered to tell anyone.
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Comedy Movies (23)
Ghostbusters Is Officially A $1 Billion Franchise Thanks To Frozen Empire's Box Office
All combined, the Ghostbusters franchise has now made $1 billion at the box office.
Read MoreThe Dysfunctional 60s Show Johnny Depp Tried To Resurrect
Anyone remember Dark Shadows, the Tim Burton/Johnny Depp movie that tried to revive the 60s soap opera of the same name?
Read MoreGhostbusters: Frozen Empire Introduces A New Wrinkle To The Ghost World
New technology featured in a key Phoebe scene in Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire lays the groundwork for adventures in the spirit world.
Read MoreJack Black Is Game For A School Of Rock Sequel, But With One Condition
Rock got no reason, rock got no rhyme, but School of Rock star Jack Black does have one condition for a sequel: he won't do it without Mike White.
Read MoreGhostbusters: Frozen Empire Makes It Clear: For The Love Of Gozer, Retire The Original Cast
Look, we love the OG Ghostbusters cast, but Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire proves it's time for them to allow the new heroes to take full control of the franchise.
Read MoreMichael Keaton's Return As Beetlejuice Was Like A 'Demon Possession' Behind The Scenes
According to Tim Burton, Michael Keaton simply picked back up right where he left off playing the ghost with the most again in Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.
Read MoreGhostbusters: Frozen Empire Ending Explained: The Great, Beyond
The Ghostbusters and all their pals are back with Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire. Grab your proton pack and get ready to read our ending explained post.
Read MoreDoes Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire Have A Credits Scene? A Spoiler-Free Guide
Wondering if the new Ghostbusters movie Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire has a credits scene? We're here to give you the spoiler-free answer.
Read MoreA Studio Exec Took A Risk That Saved 1991's Addams Family From Utter Disaster
The Addams Family movie is considered a comedy classic, but it was almost a failure before it began.
Read MoreOne Of The Year's Best Movies Is About Recreating Hamlet...In Grand Theft Auto Online [SXSW 2024]
Grand Theft Hamlet recreates Shakespeare's famous work in the world of Grand Theft Auto Online. And it works. Yes, really.
Read MoreSydney Sweeney Learned A Crucial Lesson While Making Anyone But You [SXSW 2024]
The success of Anyone But You taught Sydney Sweeney to approach her work as an actor-producer with equal aplomb going forward.
Read MoreThe One Thing Director Peter Farrelly Would Change In There's Something About Mary [Exclusive]
Some think There's Something About Mary couldn't be made today. Co-director Peter Farrelly disagrees, though there is one thing he'd change about the movie.
Read MoreEverything Everywhere All At Once Was Born Out Of A Single Contradictory Question [SXSW 2024]
While coming up with the idea for Everything Everywhere All at Once, directors The Daniels asked themselves a question about action movies and violence.
Read MoreWes Anderson Shares What His Oscar Acceptance Speech Would Have Been, And Why He Couldn't Deliver It
Wes Anderson wasn't present to accept his Oscar for The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar, but he had a good excuse: he's only just started filming his next movie.
Read MoreThe Best Scene In Office Space Was Almost Ruined By The Studio [SXSW 2024]
20th Century Fox President Tom Rothman tried to remove on key element from Office Space, but a test screening with a great audience saved the day.
Read MoreEmma Stone's Baby Punching Line In Poor Things Has A Comical True Story Behind It
You can thank Poor Things writer Tony McNamara's son for the scene where Bella (Emma Stone) announces, 'I must go punch that baby.'
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch Every Cheech And Chong Movie
The stoner cinema legends have been making audiences laugh for decades. Here are the Cheech and Chong movies in order.
Read MoreSam Rockwell Paid Tribute To Oscar Winner Robert Downey Jr. With An Amazing Tropic Thunder Reference
You may not expect the Oscars to be the place to quote a raunchy 2008 comedy, but Sam Rockwell did just that right before Robert Downey Jr. won.
Read MoreWatch Ryan Gosling Perform His Oscar Nominated Barbie Song 'I'm Just Ken'
Ryan Gosling's performance at the Academy Awards proved once and for all that he's more than 'just Ken.'
Read MoreThe Addams Family Director Used A Cruel Tactic To Make Kids Cry On Camera
Stressed out and facing a time crunch, The Addams Family director Barry Sonnenfeld was ordered to make his five-year-old actors cry for real ... which he did.
Read MoreCoyote Vs. Acme Has Been Vanished, But You Can Watch One Of The Best Tiny Toons Episodes Instead
While we'll probably never see Coyote vs. Acme, Tiny Toon Adventures explored an identical premise in one of its best episodes, 'K-ACME TV.'
Read MoreNaked Gun Remake - Release Date, Cast, Director, And More Info
Liam Neeson is the new Leslie Nielsen in the Naked Gun remake. Here's everything we know about the upcoming film so far.
Read MoreThe Most Confusing Moments In Jake Johnson's Self Reliance Explained
Confused about the comedy Self Reliance, directed by and starring Jake Johnson? Here are the movie's confusing elements explained.
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Rob Reiner's All In The Family Audition Was Initially Rejected
It took his performance on the short-lived series Headmaster for Rob Reiner to finally land the role of Mike 'Meathead' Stivic on All in the Family.
Read MoreA Sensitive All In The Family Moment Elicited An Explosive Audience Reaction
According to Norman Lear, the ending of 'Edith's 50th Birthday' elicited the strongest audience reaction of any moment in All in the Family's nine-season run.
Read MoreWhy Cheers' Cast Almost Quit Over Repainting The Show's Set
Tragically, an emotionally powerful piece of TV history was lost forever when the Cheers set got repainted, much to its cast's chagrin.
Read MoreWhy The Skipper Was The Hardest Role To Cast In Gilligan's Island
Gilligan's Island creator Sherwood Schwartz once explained why casting the Skipper was the toughest role to get right, and it involves walking a very fine line.
Read MoreIt's Always Sunny's Creators Disagreed With A Sensitive Network Censor In Season 1
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's creatives really had to fight to even include the word 'abortion' in the season 1 episode 'Charlie Wants an Abortion.'
Read MoreThe Only Major Actors Still Alive From The Donna Reed Show
Here are the actors still alive from the TV classic The Donna Reed Show.
Read MoreThe 25 Most Quotable Lines From Schitt's Creek
"Schitt's Creek" never shied away from the messier aspects of life, family, or love. Here are 25 of the best quotes from the beloved sitcom..
Read MoreWhy The Original Author Of M*A*S*H Hated Hawkeye (And The Series As A Whole)
M*A*S*H author Richard Hornberger's politically conservative outlook meant he wasn't a fan of the TV series adaptation, especially its version of Hawkeye.
Read MoreThe Who Created An Explosion On 60s TV That Caused Injury And Panic
The Who got a whole lot more than they expected when they included an explosion during their performance on The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour.
Read MoreWhy The Addams Family Characters Went Nameless For Three Decades
When they were first created, The Addams Family characters didn't actually have names.
Read MoreFrasier's Foray Into Farce Really Began Thanks To Season 2's The Matchmaker
The Frasier season 2 episode The Matchmaker helped introduce farce into the series, and the show changed for the better.
Read MoreA Fan Favorite All In The Family Scene Was Completely Improvised
One of the most talked about, fan favorite scenes in All of the Family's nine seasons was totally improvised.
Read MoreGilligan's Island's Alan Hale Hid A Set Injury From The Cast And Crew For Weeks
Despite an on set injury, Alan Hale treated Gilligan's Island like the theater. The show must go on!
Read MoreHow The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour Made An Enemy Out Of CBS
In the '60s, The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour's progressive politics caused a ruckus with CBS ... and Richard Nixon.
Read MoreA Scrapped Gilligan's Island Idea Would Have Explained Some Of The Show's Nonsense
Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale, a tale of a Gilligan's Island scrapped plot that would've answered a ton of questions audiences had about the show.
Read MoreThe Only Major Actors Still Alive From The Jeffersons
40 years after The Jeffersons ended, some of the actors who sparred with George and sympathized with Weezy are still with us. Let's celebrate them, shall we?
Read MoreThe Casting Decisions That Finally Got All In The Family Off The Ground
All in the Family went through three different pilots before it got its casting just right.
Read MoreCheers Cast Emma Thompson As A Nanny Long Before She Became Nanny McPhee
Before Emma Thompson played Nanny McPhee she played children's entertainer Nanny Gee, Frasier Crane's first ex-wife, in Cheers season 10.
Read MoreGeorge Costanza's Seinfeld Glasses Were Plucked Right From A Spike Lee Movie
Jason Alexander ended up wearing a pair of glasses from a Spike Lee movie in the Seinfeld pilot.
Read MoreRick And Morty's Best Episode Has A Much Deeper Meaning Than You May Have Realized
'Pickle Rick' is one of the few episodes of Rick and Morty that doesn't reference alcohol, but creator Dan Harmon says it's 'so much about alcoholism.'
Read MoreAll In The Family Struggled To Resolve A Tough Edith Bunker Plotline
The writers of All in the Family had to think hard to resolve a plotline where Edith Bunker lost her faith.
Read MoreThe Popular 70s Sitcom That Brought Cheers' Masterminds Together
Cheers is one of the most popular shows of all time, and it might not have happened had its creators not met while working on a different sitcom.
Read MoreThe Only Major Actors Still Alive From Three's Company
Sadly, some of the best-known actors from Three's Company are no longer with us, but much of the cast is still working to this day. Let's catch up with them.
Read MoreJoel McHale Says He Dislocated Chevy Chase's Shoulder On The Set Of Community
Community star Joel McHale says things got a little physical between him and co-star Chevy Chase.
Read MoreThe Dick Van Dyke Show Took A Risk In Season 3 That Transformed '60s TV
One episode of season 3 of The Dick Van Dyke Show in the took what some considered a big risk for 60s TV. Here's what happened.
Read MoreJohn Larroquette Had A Sad Sixth Sense Moment On The Set Of The Night Court Revival
While filming the Night Court revival, John Larroquette felt the absence of so many old friends and crew members
Read MoreJohn Mulaney's Hilarious Field Of Dreams Recap Doubled As His Oscar Host Audition - And He Nailed It
John Mulaney's award presentation at the Oscars should be an audition to host the Academy Awards next year.
Read MoreThe Risky '60s Show That Got Axed Halfway Into Its First Episode Premiere
The extremely strange, risky '60s sketch-comedy show Turn-On is the only show to ever be canceled in the middle of its debut broadcast.
Read MoreThe Star Trek Actor Who Had A 7-Episode Run On 1984's Night Court
A Star Trek actor known for playing a beloved android character had more than just a cameo on the 1984 Night Court series -- he had a recurring role.
Read MoreGilligan's Island's Bob Denver Had A Terrifying Close Encounter With A Lion On Set
Bob Denver nearly learned the hard way not to make sudden movements around a lion while filming an episode of Gilligan's Island.
Read MoreThe I Dream Of Jeannie Episode That Led To The Demise Of The Popular '60s Show
The classic '60s sitcom I Dream of Jeannie saw a drop-off in popularity after an NBC executive insisted that its leads should get married.
Read MoreInitial Reactions To Gilligan's Island Were Quite Brutal
Sherwood Schwartz had a hard time convincing people that Gilligan's Island was a good idea (although that catchy theme song helped).
Read MoreIt's Always Sunny's Charlie Day Confused His Co-Stars With An Improvised Line
An Always Sunny in Philadelphia improv from Charlie Day caught his co-stars off guard ... before they cracked up.
Read MoreThe Never-Seen M*A*S*H Plotline Censors Thought Was Too Salacious For TV
M*A*S*H dealt with some heavy subject matter, but it was the 'two dates to the prom' sitcom trope that crossed a line for CBS.
Read MoreThe Only Major Actors Still Alive From All In The Family
All in the Family had audiences deep sighing over the good ol' days, but here's what the actors who are still alive are up to these days.
Read MoreHow Gilligan's Island Stirred Some Chaos For The Real Coast Guard
Enough viewers believed the events of Gilligan's Island were happening for real to cause a headache for the Coast Guard.
Read MoreWhy Cheers' Coach Goes Missing In Season 3 And Never Returns
Coach Ernie Pantusso (Nicholas Colasanto) was a big part of Cheers' heart in its early seasons before his deteriorating health forced him to leave the series.
Read MoreA Season 10 Moment In It's Always Sunny Had Glenn Howerton Cackling In Bloopers
Glenn Howerton couldn't stop cracking up at Danny DeVito's delivery of a certain line in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 10.
Read MoreThe It's Always Sunny Bon Jovi Cameo That Never Came To Be
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia failed to snag Bon Jovi for 'Dennis Reynolds: An Erotic Life,' although the episode was still replete with memorable cameos.
Read MoreNetflix's The Gentlemen Series Shares A Title With The Movie, But Does Its Own Thing
How does the new Netflix series The Gentlemen connect to the 2019 movie of the same name? The answer isn't too complicated.
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Read MoreOscar Winner The Zone Of Interest Has Incredible Visual Effects You Never Would Have Noticed
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Read MoreWhat Oppenheimer's Oscar Wins Say About The Current State Of The Academy
If AMPAS and the Academy are sending any kind of collective message with Oppenheimer's many Oscar wins, it's this: 'Please go back to the movies!'
Read MoreOppenheimer May Look Like A Traditional Oscar Winner, But It's More Complicated Than It Seems
Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer is so much better than 'Oscar bait.'
Read MoreCillian Murphy Wins Best Actor For Oppenheimer, But His Best Performance Is Actually In Breakfast On Pluto
Cillian Murphy won the Oscar for Best Actor in Oppenheimer, but he deserved it 18 years ago with Breakfast On Pluto.
Read MoreOscars 2024 Behind The Scenes: Who Actually Votes For The Winners?
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Read MoreOppenheimer Composer Ludwig Goransson Now Has The Same Number Of Oscars As Hans Zimmer
Composer Ludwig Göransson has now tied Hans Zimmer for Oscar wins thanks to Oppenheimer ... and his career is just getting started.
Read MoreRobert Downey Jr. Finally Won An Oscar, And It Was For The Right Role
Robert Downey Jr. has won an Academy Award for Oppenheimer, and this Best Supporting Actor Oscar is right on time.
Read MoreOscar Standout Messi The Dog Gave One Of The Best Performances Of The Year
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Read MoreThe Classic Godfather Scene Francis Ford Coppola Had To Fight For
Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather is an undeniable classic, but the famed director had to fight for one now iconic moment.
Read MoreHidden Figures Used Kevin Costner's Hairline To Hit Back At Fox's Ridiculous Requests
Fox had some pretty weird notes for Kevin Costner in Hidden Figures.
Read MoreOne Of Dirty Dancing's Most Recognizable Scenes Was Improvised
The Dirty Dancing crawl scene is one of the greatest examples of on-screen chemistry ever captured. It was also completely improvised.
Read MoreSteven Spielberg Clashed With John Williams While Creating Their Most Emotional Score
John Williams wrote two potential main themes for Steven Spielberg's Schindler's List but was surprised by which one the director preferred.
Read MoreYou Probably Didn't Watch This Netflix Animated Movie – And It'll Make You Cry Your Eyes Out
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Read MoreThere's One Element Of Schindler's List That Director Steven Spielberg Still Doesn't Understand
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Read MoreWhy Liam Neeson 'Lost It' Before Shooting His First Scene For Schindler's List
The reality of Schindler's List became crystal clear to Liam Neeson just before filming his first scene, and it hit him something fierce.
Read MoreLegendary Director Billy Wilder Asked Steven Spielberg To Let Him Direct Schindler's List
Billy Wilder, the director of Some Like It Hot and The Apartment, had a personal link to Schindler's List and asked Spielberg if he could direct it himself.
Read MoreWhy Gone With The Wind's Producer Initially Turned Down The Classic Film
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Read MoreWith ER, Quentin Tarantino Learned Directing TV Was Different Than Movies
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Read MoreThe 'Fresh Body' On Bones That Went Too Far For Producer Stephen Nathan
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Read MoreHappy Face - Release Window, Cast, Plot And More Info
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Read MoreEvery Detective In Law & Order Ranked Worst To Best
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Read MoreHow Apples Never Fall Creator Kept The Audience (And The Cast) Guessing
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Read MoreThe Original Plan For M*A*S*H Involved A Lot More Marital Infidelity
In one version of the M*A*S*H pilot Hawkeye was a married man cheating on his wife, but the character's infidelity went too far for CBS.
Read MoreThe Bones Episode That Seemed To Eerily Predict A Real-Life Tragedy
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Read MoreTrue Detective: Night Country Used A Gruesome Pinterest Board For Corpsicle Inspiration
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Read MoreBones' Showrunners Axed More Than Half A Season Due To Emily Deschanel's Pregnancy
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Read MoreJames Gandolfini Had Constant Doubts About Playing Tony Soprano
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Read MoreThe Sopranos Cast Begged David Chase Not To Kill A Beloved Character In Season 2
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Read MoreThe One Body On Bones That Had Eric Millegan Extra Grossed Out
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Read MoreColin Farrell's TV Year Kicks Off With The Trailer For Sugar, His Apple TV+ Noir Drama
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Read MoreKate Winslet Provides An Update On Mare Of Easttown Season 2
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Wicked Director Was Inspired By One Of Steven Spielberg's Most Divisive Films
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Tim Burton considered tipping his hat to a Christopher Lee horror classic with the alternate title for Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.
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The classic Twilight Zone episode 'Nightmare at 20,000 Feet' was re-imagined twice, but neither remake captured the original's trim, terrifying simplicity.
Read MoreLord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power Season 1 Soundtrack Gets A Classy CD Box Set To Rule Them All
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The Zone of Interest deserved to win Best Sound at the Oscars over louder movies like Oppenheimer.
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The First Omen Seeks To Bring The Horror Faithful To The Box Office
Will The First Omen scare up a box office win? Let's investigate this spooky mystery!
Read MoreA Quiet Place Pulled Off One Of Its Trickiest VFX Using A Kiddie Pool And A Little Corn
Wanting to avoid CGI as much as possible, John Krasinski and his team used some resourceful practical visual effects for the grain silo scene in A Quiet Place.
Read MoreNeve Campbell Returning For Scream 7, And Fans Will Recognize The New Director
Kevin Williamson will be sliding into the director's chair for Scream 7, which now has one of its most important cast members locked down: Neve Campbell.
Read MoreThe Latest Stephen King Horror Movie Has A Killer Cast And Director
James Wan is producing a film adaptation of the Stephen King horror short story The Monkey and it boasts quite the talented cast and crew.
Read MoreHorror Sequel Winnie The Pooh: Blood And Honey 3 Will Continue To Murder, Slash Copyright Law
Yep, that's right: Winnie the Pooh: Blood And Honey 3 is on the way, because why not?
Read MoreA Buzzy Korean Horror Movie Is Sneakily One Of The Biggest Box Office Hits Of 2024
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Read MoreSydney Sweeney's Pregnancy Horror Immaculate Is A Provocative Twist On Rosemary's Baby
Sydney Sweeney's Immaculate was inspired by one of the greatest horror films ever made.
Read MoreHorror Prequel The First Omen Had To Fight Like Hell To Avoid An NC-17 Rating
The First Omen's director had a 'long battle' with the MPA to avoid an NC-17 for reasons that had nothing to do with the horror prequel's blood or guts.
Read MoreSydney Sweeney Nailed Immaculate's Most Shocking Scene On The First Take
The most shocking scene in the Sydney Sweeney horror movie Immaculate was done on the first take without rehearsal.
Read MoreHow To Watch Night Swim At Home
Are you ready to dive back into the deep end? Tomorrow, director Bryce McGuire's haunted swimming pool film Night Swim will be available to watch at home.
Read MoreHow To Watch Blumhouse's Horror Movie Imaginary At Home
Imaginary, the latest horror film from Blumhouse, is headed home this week.
Read MoreThe Creepy Painting In Pet Sematary Has A Morbid Hidden Meaning
A creepy portrait that haunts the background of Pet Sematary is based on real nineteenth-century paintings of children who died in infancy.
Read MoreUs Was The Box Office Hit That Gave Jordan Peele True Power In Hollywood
Get Out made audiences sit up and take Jordan Peele seriously, but it was the box office success of Us that truly cemented his power in Hollywood.
Read MoreAlien: Romulus Brought Back The Team That Built The Original Alien Queen
Alien: Romulus went old school to create its Xenomorphs, recruiting members of Stan Winston's Aliens team.
Read MoreLate Night With The Devil's AI Art Controversy, Explained
The acclaimed horror movie Late Night with the Devil has stirred up controversy for its use of AI art. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreImmaculate Ending Explained: Rock-A-Bye, Baby
Immaculate, Sydney Sweeney's new nun horror movie has an ending that will shock you to your core.
Read MoreRidley Scott Cut A Steamy Scene From Alien's Script At Sigourney Weaver's Request
Sigourney Weaver had a perfectly clear view of how Alien should play, clearer even than Ridley Scott, who she had to advise to remove a certain scene.
Read MoreAlien: Romulus Will Return To The 'Sheer Horror' Of The First Movie
With Alien: Romulus, director Fede Alvarez wanted to return Alien to its horror roots and make the series scary again.
Read MoreAlien: Romulus Director Worked With Ridley Scott And James Cameron To Maintain Franchise Continuity
When it came time to make Alien: Romulus, director Fede Alvarez turned to Alien franchise experts Ridley Scott and James Cameron.
Read MoreLate Night With The Devil Is The Heir To A Classic Horror Mockumentary
Late Night with the Devil is a great new horror movie that feels like the successor to the Halloween classic Ghostwatch.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch The Scream Movies
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Read MoreNicolas Cage Gets A Quiet Place To Call His Own With The Horror Movie Arcadian [SXSW 2024]
Arcadian will unavoidably draw comparisons to A Quiet Place, but the horror movie is elevated by Nicolas Cage's understated performance.
Read MoreA Desperate Gimmick Turned Nosferatu's Premiere Into A Disaster
The classic horror film Nosferatu had quite the premiere back in its day -- a debacle that was essentially the 1922 equivalent of the Fyre Festival.
Read MoreMarion Crane's Death In Psycho Had Janet Leigh Avoiding Showers For Years
Janet Leigh stuck to taking baths only after filming Marion Crane's infamous death scene in the Alfred Hitchcock classic Psycho.
Read MoreHorror Movies That Actors Regret Filming
There are some real stinkers in the horror genre, and some turn out so bad that the actors can't help but publicly regret making them in the first place.
Read MoreWhy Stephen King Was Regretful (And A Little Envious) Over The Mist's Movie Ending
Stephen King may not have written the ending of The Mist that we saw on the big screen, but he sure wishes he did.
Read MoreWhat Happened To Jamie Actor Danielle Harris From The Halloween Movies?
Danielle Harris rose to fame as Laurie Strode's orphaned daughter in the Halloween movies, but what's she been doing since then? We've got all the details.
Read MoreEvery Movie In The Wrong Turn Franchise Ranked
Let's throw out our maps, completely ignore our GPS, recklessly disregard any notions of sticking to the major highways, and rank the Wrong Turn movies.
Read MoreLittle Shop Of Horrors Is Being Rebooted By A Legendary Horror-Comedy Director
Little Shop of Horrors was helmed by the great Roger Corman, who is returning to produce a new film adaptation that's being directed by another horror veteran.
Read MoreSome Of Blumhouse's Best Horror Movies Are Returning To Theaters, And The Tickets Are Cheap
AMC has announced Halfway to Halloween, a film festival wherein some of Blumhouse's best horror movies will return to theaters (and for a low ticket price).
Read MoreThe Quibi Horror Series You Never Watched Is Back, In Actual Movie Form
Remember Quibi? One of its most interesting horror shows, The Stranger, has been re-edited into a feature length film that will soon be streaming on Hulu.
Read MoreLate Night With The Devil Holds A Perfect Score And A Horror Master's Blessing
David Dastmalchian's upcoming horror film Late Night with the Devil is earning raves near and far, including from no less than an authority than Stephen King.
Read MoreLong-Delayed Stephen King Movie Salem's Lot Will Finally Stream This Year
After sitting on a shelf for a few years, the movie adaptation of Stephen King's Salem's Lot from the director of Annabelle Comes Home is coming to Max in 2024.
Read MoreThe Real Grocery Store Trip That Inspired Stephen King's The Mist
Inspiration for The Mist suddenly struck Stephen King during a trip to the grocery store amidst a raging thunderstorm.
Read MoreThe Scene From Stephen King's Carrie That Disturbed Nancy Allen In An Intense Way
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The sequel to the Blumhouse horror movie Truth or Dare would have taken a page from another famous slasher franchise.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch The Tremors Movies
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A true crime series finally convinced Stephen King he could adapt his novel Lisey's Story to the small screen.
Read MoreOne Of X-Files' Best Episodes Would Have Been Very Different Without The Dick Van Dyke Show
A memory of an episode of The Dick Van Dyke Show helped form one of the best episodes of The X-Files.
Read MoreThis Is The Only Original Twilight Zone Episode Ever Scripted By A Woman
The Twilight Zone episode Caesar and Me might be the second to feature a ventriloquist dummy, but the first and only to be written by a woman.
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Read MoreThe Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Reminds Us Why Michonne Is A True Survivor
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The Essential Aspect Of The Comics That X-Men '97 Had To Get Right [Exclusive]
X-Men '97's series bible contained what supervising producer/head director Jake Castorena defined as the X-Men's ethos: they must be an allegory for prejudice.
Read MoreKingpin 2 Is Still Happening, But The Script Is Proving To Be A Challenge [Exclusive]
Kingpin 2 was reported to be developing in 2021, but there hasn't been an update since. Thankfully, co-director Peter Farrelly says it's still in the works.
Read More/Film Interviewed Jack Black And Awkwafina And It Got Real Weird, Real Quick
We spoke with the stars of Kung Fu Panda 4, but as you might expect from a situation involving the great Jack Black, things quickly went off the rails.
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Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes Explores The Origins Of The Forbidden Zone
In Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, young chimpanzee Noa (Owen Teague) will venture out into the Forbidden Zone, a concept from the original trilogy.
Read MoreGodzilla X Kong Stomps Ghostbusters And Scores $75 Million Opening Weekend At The Box Office
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire gets knocked down an estimated 66% in its second weekend as Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire smashes into the box office.
Read MoreFreaky Friday 2 Is Freakin' Happening, With Jamie Lee Curtis And Lindsay Lohan In Talks To Return
Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan are finally reuniting for a sequel to Disney's 2003 movie version of Freaky Friday.
Read MoreGodzilla X Kong Just Set A MonsterVerse Record At The Box Office
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire grossed more during its Thursday night preview screenings than any other MonsterVerse movie.
Read MoreOscar-Winning Roots And Officer And A Gentleman Actor Louis Gossett Jr. Has Died At 87
Louis Gossett, Jr., a trailblazing actor who became the first Black man to win an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor, has sadly passed away at the age of 87.
Read MoreNetflix's New Fear Street Movie Will Bring The Horror Franchise To The '80s
Netflix's Fear Street trilogy is among the best original content the streaming service has ever made, and now a new Fear Street movie is officially on the way.
Read MoreWarner Bros. Doubles Down On Timothee Chalamet With Big New Deal Following Dune, Wonka Success
Warner Bros. is making a commitment to stay in the Timothee Chalamet business, signing the actor to a multi-year, first-look deal.
Read MoreGhostbusters: Frozen Empire Proves The Franchise Has Limited Box Office Potential
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire seems to be following the same path as Afterlife and 2016's Answer the Call. What could this mean for the franchise?
Read MoreCool Stuff: Director Steven Spielberg Is Getting His Own Little Golden Book Biography
Director Steven Spielberg is getting his own Little Golden Books biography to tell kids how he came to be filmmaker behind Jurassic Park, Jaws, and more.
Read MoreScarlett Johansson Will Run Away From Dinosaurs In New Jurassic World Movie
Scarlett Johansson is all set to star in the new Jurassic World movie being developed by director Gareth Edwards and writer David Koepp.
Read MoreGhostbusters: Frozen Empire Mirrors Afterlife With $45 Million Opening Weekend
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire scores a $16 million opening day, putting it on track for a box office debut slightly below Ghostbusters: Afterlife.
Read MoreAlien: Romulus Director Explains Why The Sci-Fi Tech Has Been So Different Across The Franchise
As Alien: Romulus director Fede Álvarez sees it, the old-fashioned tech of Alien and the jarringly advanced technology of Prometheus are perfectly compatible.
Read MoreDune: Part Two Has Already Made More Money Than Dune At The Box Office
After three weekends at the box office, Dune: Part Two has surpassed the global total for Dune - and it still has a long road ahead.
Read MorePoohniverse: Monsters Assemble Will Unite Horror Versions Of Winnie The Pooh, Bambi, Peter Pan & More
In the crossover absolutely nobody asked for, Winnie the Pooh will team up with serial killer versions of Bambi, Tinkerbell, and more to wreak cinematic havoc.
Read MoreHow To Watch Bob Marley: One Love At Home
Now this a homecoming fit for the king of reggae. Here's how you can watch the Reinaldo Marcus Green-directed Bob Marley: One Love at home.
Read MoreDune 2 And Kung Fu Panda 4 Are Dueling For The Box Office Top Spot This Weekend
Kung Fu Panda 4 and Dune: Part Two are both holding strong at the box office in their second and third weekends, respectively.
Read MoreWhy Civil War Doesn't Explain Why The War Is Actually Happening [SXSW 2024]
Civil War is set at the tail end of a conflict between the former US government, the Florida Alliance, and the Western Forces of Texas and California.
Read MoreEmma Stone And Yorgos Lanthimos' Next Film Has Been Revealed
Emma Stone and Yorgos Lanthimos will follow up the Oscar-winning Poor Things with Kinds of Kindness, an anthology film slated to release in 2024.
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Patty Jenkins claims she's resumed working on her Star Wars: Rogue Squadron movie for Lucasfilm now that Wonder Woman 3 is no longer happening.
Read MoreAfter Winning An Oscar, Emma Stone Is Working With One Of Horror's Best Directors
Director Ari Aster's next project, Eddington, boasts a ridiculously stacked cast including Oscar winner Emma Stone
Read MoreArnold Schwarzenegger And Alan Ritchson Are Making A Christmas Comedy, And You Won't Believe The Premise
Arnold Schwarzenegger will play The Man With The Bag himself (yes, Santa Claus) opposite Alan Ritchson in the upcoming Christmas comedy movie.
Read MoreHow To Watch Drive-Away Dolls At Home
Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke's lesbian road trip comedy Drive-Away Dolls is hitting the home media market, starting with its release on PVOD.
Read MoreDaisy Ridley Is In A New Action Movie From The Director Of Casino Royale – And It Sounds Awesome [SXSW 2024]
Daisy Ridley is teaming up with Casino Royale director Martin Campbell for the action film Cleaner, and it sounds like a vintage Campbell joint in the best way.
Read MoreAs Kung Fu Panda 4 Tops The Box Office, Jack Black's A-List Star Status Is Undeniable
Kung Fu Panda 4's box office performance is another reminder that Jack Black is one of Hollywood's most consistent stars.
Read MoreOppenheimer Is The First Box Office Blockbuster To Win Best Picture In 20 Years
Oppenheimer is the first out-and-out box office smash hit to win the Best Picture Oscar in a long time.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Loungefly Launches New COLLECTIV Accessories Line With Star Wars And Loki Gear
Funko's fashion brand Loungefly is launching a new COLLECTIV line with high-end accessories, and they're kicking it off with stylish Star Wars and Loki gear.
Read MoreUkraine Won Its First Oscar – And The Director Would Gladly Trade It Away
The director of 20 Days in Mariupol gave a passionate Oscar speech in which he said he wished he had never had to make his award-winning film.
Read MoreOppenheimer Absolutely Dominated The 2024 Oscars
Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer took home more Oscars than any other film at this year's Academy Awards ceremony.
Read MoreRobert Downey Jr. Is Officially The First SNL Cast Member To Win An Oscar
Robert Downey Jr. is considered one of the worst Saturday Night Live cast members ever, but he's the first to win an Oscar.
Read MoreWith Her Barbie Win, Billie Eilish Just Made Oscar History
The 22-year-old Billie Eilish is now the youngest two-time Oscar winner in history.
Read MoreDa'Vine Joy Randolph's Oscar Win Completes An Impressive Hollywood Streak
With tonight's Oscar win, Da'Vine Joy Randolph completed a ridiculously impressive and well deserved sweep of awards season.
Read MoreThe Downfall Of MoviePass Was So Much Worse Than You Realize [SXSW 2024]
SXSW documentary MoviePass, MovieCrash goes behind the scenes of a disastrous business idea to reveal even more disaster.
Read MoreDune: Part Two Secures Strong Second Weekend Box Office, As It Was Written
Though it's been knocked down from the No. 1 spot by Kung Fu Panda 4, Dune: Part Two is on track for a strong second weekend at the box office.
Read MoreMark Wahlberg's Arthur The King Could Be An Under-The-Radar Box Office Hit In The Making
Mark Wahlberg is looking to make a comeback at the box office with the true story-inspired family-friendly offering Arthur the King.
Read MoreOne Of Succession's Greatest Monsters Is Playing The Beloved Creator Of The Muppets In The SNL Movie
Nicholas Braun, aka Cousin Greg, aka Greg Egg, will play Muppet creator Jim Henson in the Saturday Night Live movie SNL 1975.
Read MoreGeorge Miller Says Mad Max Is 'Lurking In The Background' Of Furiosa
Will Mad Max show up in Furiosa? George Miller says the character is 'lurking' somewhere in the background, whatever that means.
Read MoreDisney's Live-Action Bambi Remake Loses Its Oscar-Winning Director
Oscar-winner Sarah Polley is no longer attached to direct Disney's live-action Bambi remake, throwing its future into doubt.
Read MoreTim Blake Nelson Is Heartbroken After His Dune: Part Two Character Was Cut
Actor Tim Blake Nelson says he's 'heartbroken' that his Dune: Part Two character got cut, but 'there's no hard feelings.'
Read MoreDune: Part Two's Box Office Debut Is Twice The Size Of The First Movie
Desert power is already paying off for Dune: Part Two, which is projected to gross at least $75 million in its opening weekend.
Read MoreBlumhouse's Imaginary Friend Horror Film Hopes To Scare Up A Big Audience
Blumhouse's horror movie Imaginary has a solid chance at becoming another box office winner for the studio when it opens next weekend.
Read MoreKung Fu Panda 4 Aims To Kick Box Office Butt
Po the Panda is coming back to save the box office with Kung Fu Panda 4, which will be the first new family-friendly animated film in months.
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Movie Reviews (15)
Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire Review: Big, Silly, And Undeniably Entertaining
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire is infectiously fun and very silly, and that's just fine. Here's our review.
Read MoreThe Best New Blu-Ray Releases: Poor Things, Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom, Aliens, And More
Our latest jam-packed Blu-ray round-up includes Poor Things, Aquaman 2, Anyone But You, Aliens, The Iron Claw, To Die For, and more.
Read MoreGhostbusters: Frozen Empire Review: Ghosts Of Blockbuster Past Hold Back The Franchise's Future
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire bites off more than it can chew with too many characters crowding the story and overshadowing the best part of the new franchise.
Read MoreImmaculate Review: Sydney Sweeney's Dour Nun Horror Pic Isn't Having Any Fun
Sydney Sweeney seems adrift in Immaculate, a nun horror movie that's too dour, bleak, and humorless for its own good.
Read MoreThe Idea Of You Review: Anne Hathaway Shines In This Unconventional Romance [SXSW 2024]
Anne Hathaway plays a single mom who finds unexpected romance with a 20-something pop star in Michael Showalter's stellar rom-com The Idea of You.
Read MoreCivil War Review: Alex Garland's Terrifying War Movie Will Leave You Shaken [SXSW 2024]
Alex Garland's Civil War is a terrifying look at an alternate history of a United States divided.
Read MoreThe Fall Guy Review: Ryan Gosling (And His Stunt Team) Lead A Spectacular Time At The Movies [SXSW 2024]
Ryan Gosling ignites the screen in The Fall Guy, a love letter to stunt performers and the most purely fun action movie in ages.
Read MoreMonkey Man Review: Dev Patel Kills Everybody In This Brutal Revenge Movie [SXSW 2024]
Dev Patel directs and stars in Monkey Man, an ambitious and ridiculously violent action movie with a lot on its mind. Here's our review from SXSW.
Read MoreY2K Review: It's Rachel Zegler Vs The Apocalypse In This 100% Historically Inaccurate Comedy [SXSW 2024]
Director Kyle Mooney's Y2K offers an exacting recreation of 1999 before it takes a very ... different turn. Here's our review from SXSW.
Read MoreBabes Review: Ilana Glazer's Non-Rom-Com Is All About Poop And Pregnancy [SXSW 2024]
Babes is a funny and filthy feature directorial debut from Pamela Adlon, and a hilarious showcase for Ilana Glazer. Here's our review from SXSW.
Read MoreRoad House Review: Jake Gyllenhaal Is The Only Reason To Watch This Anemic Remake [SXSW 2024]
Jake Gyllenhaal's charisma isn't enough to fight the pulled punches of this Road House remake.
Read MoreDamsel Review: Millie Bobby Brown Saves Herself And This Predictable Albeit Enjoyable Fantasy Adventure
While Damsel is a bit predictable, Millie Bobby Brown is such a captivating lead that you can't wait to watch her survive.
Read MoreKung Fu Panda 4 Review: Even When Treading Water, This Franchise Packs A Fun Punch
Kung Fu Panda 4 has plenty of stunning animation, crisply choreographed action, and hearty laughs to satisfy, but the story leaves something to be desired.
Read MoreRicky Stanicky Review: John Cena Is Hilarious, But The Movie Doesn't Quite Stick The Landing
John Cena gets a chance to stretch his comedic chops even more in Ricky Stanicky, but the movie is held back by an attempt at heart that doesn't fully resonate.
Read MoreThe Best New Blu-Ray Releases: Wonka, Wish, And More
Our latest Blu-ray round-up features Wonka, Wish, The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes, and more.
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Actors Who Damaged Their Bodies Forever For A Movie Role
Some actors go all out for their movie roles, an approach that can have severe lasting consequences by causing permanent body damage.
Read MoreThe Best TV Shows And Movies Leaving Netflix In April 2024
Malignant, the Jurassic Park trilogy, and many more films and TV shows are all leaving Netflix in April. Here are some you should catch up with before they go.
Read MoreThe Most Ridiculous Popcorn Buckets Ranked By How Much We Want To Eat Out Of Them
Would you like to eat popcorn out of a 20-sided die, a sandworm's mouth, a beetle, or a skull? This movie tie-in merchandise will make your dreams come true!
Read MoreA Complete List Of The 2024 Oscar Winners
Here are the winners of the 2024 Academy Awards. Follow along with us as we take you through Oscar night.
Read MoreThe Oscars Paid Tribute To Stunt Performers, Still Refuse To Give Stunt Performers Oscars
The Academy paid tribute to stunt performers at the Oscars, but the gesture felt a little hollow given the refusal to introduce a category honoring stunts.
Read MoreJohn Cena Got Naked On Live TV (For Real) To Recreate An Infamous Oscars Moment
John Cena was game to be absolutely naked on the Oscars stage for a joke. Can he please host the Academy Awards in 2025?
Read MoreThe Best, Worst, And Most Baffling Jokes From Jimmy Kimmel's Oscars Monologue
Here are the highs and lows of Jimmy Kimmel's Oscars monologue.
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Ray Liotta Teaming With The Muppets Again On 'The Muppets... Again'
Ray Liotta isn't known for family friendly roles but just last week, he signed on to star in an upcoming Muppets sequel titled The Muppets... Again.
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The Holdovers Plagiarism Accusation Is Pretty Ridiculous
The Holdovers has been accused of plagiarizing another script, and it sounds pretty serious ... until you take a closer look.
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Podcast (12)
Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire Fits Right In With The Showa Era Of Monster Movies
The very silly Godzilla x Kong is following in the footsteps of another silly Godzilla era.
Read MoreIn 1965, Several James Bond Veterans Made An Anti-James Bond Spy Film
Michael Caine stars in The Ipcress File, an espionage film that came out just three years after Dr. No and feels very much like an anti-James Bond thriller.
Read MoreThe Live-Action Teen Titans Movie Might Be Exactly What DC Desperately Needs
If DC decides to cater to younger audiences with Teen Titans instead of placating older viewers, the new live-action movie could be the studio's secret weapon.
Read MoreImmaculate And Late Night With The Devil Both Set Indie Horror Records At The Box Office
Sydney Sweeney's Immaculate and David Dastmalchian's Late Night with the Devil performed well in theaters, setting records for Neon and IFC Films, respectively.
Read MoreThe Road House Remake Is Much Darker Than The Original – Here's Why
Doug Liman's Road House remake is darker than Rowdy Herrington's 1989 original for two reasons: the lead actor, and the storytelling approach.
Read MoreAll The Mutants Morph Changes Into Throughout X-Men '97
Morph can changed into pretty much any mutant, and we're going to keep track of all of his transformations throughout X-Men '97. Let's get started!
Read MoreEvery Movie We Reviewed At SXSW 2024
On today's episode of /Film Daily, our festival goers talk about every movie they reviewed at SXSW 2024, from The Fall Guy to Monkey Man and beyond.
Read MoreDisney's Newest Studio Chief Got The Job By Asking One Key Question
David Greenbaum, who previously ran Searchlight Pictures, now has the top film job at The Walt Disney Company. Here's the question that got him the job.
Read MoreRicky Stanicky Proves John Cena Is The Best Beefcake Comedy Star Since Arnold Schwarzenegger
John Cena goes for it in Ricky Stanicky, and his performance is just the latest evidence proving that he's the best comedy beefcake since Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Read MoreAn Unlikely Savior Has Emerged At The Box Office
Without a ton of competition for audiences at the box office, an unlikely savior has emerged to prop up the theatrical industry: Television shows.
Read MoreAdam Sandler's First Major Dramatic Performance Is Still His Best
The Netflix movie Spaceman is the latest film to utilize Adam Sandler as a dramatic actor, but Paul Thomas Anderson's Punch-Drunk Love still did it best.
Read MoreDune: Part Two's Biggest Weapon Isn't A Sandworm – It's Christopher Walken
Christopher Walken has a small role in Dune: Part Two, but he makes the absolute most of it.
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Marvel Legends X-Men '97 Action Figures Rule, But Could Use More Accessories
Hasbro's first wave of Marvel Legends action figures for the animated X-Men '97 series are pretty great, but they could use some extra accessories.
Read MoreGodzilla: Tokyo Clash Gives You All The City-Smashing Gameplay You Crave
The game Godzilla: Tokyo Clash reminds you that kaiju attacks are more fun when you're the monster.
Read MoreSydney Sweeney Shines And Bowen Yang Is Straight In A Supremely Satisfying Saturday Night Live
Euphoria and Madame Web star Sydney Sweeney made her hosting debut on Saturday Night Live, and she shined in an array of original and satisfying sketches.
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Science Fiction Movies (110)
One Planet Of The Apes Movie Has An Embarrassingly Low Rotten Tomatoes Score
One Planet of the Apes movie holds a lower critic score on Rotten Tomatoes than any of the others ... and it's not the Tim Burton film.
Read MoreGeorge Lucas Originally Rejected Anakin's Sith Eyes In Star Wars: Revenge Of The Sith
George Lucas wasn't entirely sold on the idea of Anakin gaining Sith eyes in Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith when Hayden Christensen first brought it up.
Read MoreA Profound Final Line In Blade Runner Was Improvised
A famous moment from Blade Runner featured an improvised line from star Rutger Hauer.
Read MoreWhy Woody Harrelson Originally Refused His Role In Solo: A Star Wars Story
Woody Harrelson originally turned down his role in the Star Wars anthology film Solo: A Star Wars Story.
Read MoreEvery Dune Adaptation Ranked
Frank Herbert's Dune and its sequels have now been turned into movies and TV mini-series multiple times. Here's our ranking of every adaptation.
Read MoreDoes Godzilla X Kong's Hollow Earth Provide A Future For Monarch: Legacy Of Monsters?
Wondering how Hollow Earth fits into the MonsterVerse with Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire and Monarch: Legacy of Monsters? Let us explain.
Read MoreThe Dune Movies' Controversial Fremen Language Changes Explained
There's been a bit of controversy surrounding the changes made to the Fremen language in the Dune films. Let us break it down.
Read MoreWhat Is M-Count In Star Wars? The Terminology Explained
Explaining what the M-Count is in Star Wars requires an education on some fans' least favorite part of the franchise: midi-chlorians.
Read MoreStar Trek IV Was Originally About Saving Something Much Smaller Than Whales
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home originally had the crew saving a different marine creature instead of whales.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch The Starship Troopers Movies
The only good bug is a dead bug. Here are the Starship Troopers movies in order.
Read MoreStar Wars' Hayden Christensen Ruined A Lot Of Pants While Filming Episode II
Hayden Christensen had a wardrobe malfunction while shooting Star Wars: Episode 2.
Read MoreThe Dune: Part Two Scene That Had Florence Pugh 'Dead Terrified'
Shooting a specific scene for Dune: Part Two had Florence Pugh feeling terrified.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Tom Holkenborg's Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire Score Surges Onto Vinyl
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire is in theaters now, and with it comes an epic new soundtrack from composer Tom Holkenborg, which is available on vinyl.
Read MoreGodzilla X Kong Pulls Off Everything That Jurassic World 3 Got So Terribly Wrong
Godzilla x Kong gave us the world Jurassic World Dominion promised and failed to deliver.
Read More25 Years Ago, The Matrix Broke The Box Office (And Cinema Was Never The Same)
The Wachowskis changed cinema forever with The Matrix in 1999. 25 years later, we look at the film's legacy and box office power.
Read MoreParamount Pitted Star Trek Writers Against Each Other To Get The Script For Generations
The script for Star Trek: Generations was the result of a write-off at Paramount. From what we've learned, it sounded pretty intense.
Read MoreThe Living And Cosmic Force In Star Wars, Explained
What are the Cosmic Force and the Living Force, and how do they differ in the Star Wars universe? Allow us to explain.
Read MoreZendaya Struggled To Portray Chani's Intense Balance Of Emotions In One Dune: Part Two Scene
Hitting the area between shedding a single tear and crying your eyes out can be difficult for an actor, as Zendaya learned while working on Dune: Part Two.
Read MoreGodzilla X Kong Is Hiding A Secret, Massive Spoiler In Its Title
What does the 'x' in Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire actually refer to? Turns out, it's secretly a huge spoiler for the MonsterVerse film.
Read MoreThe Toothache In Godzilla X Kong Was Inspired By Real Pain From A Horror Movie Set
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire's toothache subplot was inspired by director Adam Wingard's real-life tooth pain while filming his cult horror hit You're Next.
Read MoreOne Godzilla X Kong Battle Was Inspired By A Classic John Carpenter Scene
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire director Adam Wingard has likened Kong and Godzilla's clash in the film to a pivotal scene from John Carpenter's They Live.
Read MoreDenis Villeneuve's Dune 2 Was Praised By One Of The Best Directors Of All Time
Steven Spielberg has nothing but good things to say about Denis Villeneuve's Dune: Part Two.
Read MoreStar Trek: Section 31 Will Bring Back A Famous One-Off Next Gen Character
A character from Star Trek: The Next Generation is set to appear in the movie Star Trek: Section 31.
Read MoreThe Next Star Trek Movie Will Be An Origin Story For The Entire Franchise
Black Mirror and Andor director Toby Haynes' upcoming Star Trek film is described as being an 'origin story' for the franchise. But what does that mean?
Read MoreStar Trek's Kelvin Timeline Could Still Get One More 'Final Chapter' Movie
Paramount is once again trying to get a fourth (and, as currently planned, final) Star Trek movie set in the Kelvin timeline off the ground.
Read MoreThe One Director Who Hired Anne Hathaway When Everyone Seemed To Hate Her
At the height of 'Hathahate' online, Anne Hathaway found a guardian 'angel' in her Dark Knight Rises and Interstellar director Christopher Nolan.
Read MoreDune Messiah Keeping Timothée Chalamet Comes With One Small Problem
If Timothee Chalamet returns for Dune 3, aka Dune Messiah, it might be a problem. Here's why.
Read MoreThe Cut Luke Line That Stumped Mark Hamill During His Star Wars Screen Test
Mark Hamill's screen test for Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope included a line so clumsily written that George Lucas cut it out of the screenplay.
Read MoreGodzilla: Tokyo Clash Designer Explains Why His Game Is 'The Best Kaiju Fighting Game' For Godzilla Fans
We spoke with Godzilla: Tokyo Clash designer Aaron Donogh about bringing Toho's iconic kaiju to the table and why MonsterVerse fans will love the game.
Read MoreStar Wars Composer John Williams Made An Awkward Mistake On The First Film
The legendary John Williams has never made a mistake, but as the composer for Star Wars, one of his pieces has aged a little strangely.
Read MoreHow The VFX Team For A Quiet Place Turned John Krasinski Into A Monster
While making A Quiet Place, John Krasinski got in on the visual effects process by becoming one of the movie's alien monsters.
Read MoreSome Of Dune: Part Two's Shortest Scenes Took Three Entire Days To Film
Out of the many challenges Dune: Part Two presented, the more intimate moments between Paul (Timothée Chalamet) and Chani (Zendaya) proved particularly tricky.
Read MoreR-Rated Predator Scenes That Didn't Make The Cut
The Predator franchise is known for gruesome violence, but occasionally, some of the movies went a little too far. Here are some R-rated scenes that got cut.
Read MoreWhy Timothee Chalamet And Denis Villeneuve Didn't Speak English While Filming Dune
Timothee Chalamet and Denis Villeneuve found a way to communicate on the set of Dune without anyone else knowing what was going on.
Read MoreHow Star Trek's Zachary Quinto Accidentally Started A Campaign For The Role Of Spock
Here's how Zachary Quinto mentioning wanting to play Spock in a Star Trek movie became an unintentional campaign.
Read MoreBarack Obama Declined A Cameo In 3 Body Problem For A Very Funny Reason
President Barack Obama has no time for sci-fi movies like 3 Body Problem. He's preparing for the real thing.
Read MoreA Subtle Peter Cushing Tic Threw A Wrench In Star Wars: Rogue One's VFX Double
It wasn't easy pulling off the visual effects to recreate Peter Cushing in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.
Read MoreEvery New Gadget In Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, Ranked By Coolness
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire introduces a number of gadgets to the franchise, including new proton packs and an upgraded ghost trap. Let's take a closer look.
Read MoreGhostbusters: Frozen Empire Resurrects Concepts Originally Conceived For The 1984 Movie
Everything old is new again. Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire resurrected ideas from Dan Aykroyd's original Ghostbusters script.
Read MoreGhostbusters: Frozen Empire Developed A Cool New Visual Effect For Slimer
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire brings back Slimer, but this time, the visual effects crew developed a new rig that made sliming actors a little fun on set.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Official Star Wars Blue Milk Is Coming To Your Refrigerator From TruMoo
Rejoice! Star Wars blue milk is finally being released on shelves by TruMoo, and unlike the drink available at Galaxy's Edge, it's actually real milk!
Read MoreThere Are Only Two Perfect Sci-Fi Movies, According To Rotten Tomatoes
According to Rotten Tomatoes, these two sci-fi movies are perfect - by which we mean they both have a 100% score.
Read MoreDune 2 Passes Huge Box Office Milestone (With Plenty Of Spice Left In The Tank)
Dune: Part Two, director Denis Villeneuve's latest sci-fi sequel, has crossed a significant threshold at the box office as its cultural spice continues to flow.
Read MoreLuke And Leia's Lightsaber Fight Flashback In Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker Got Trimmed
A Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker deleted scene would've involved a lightsaber duel between young Luke and Leia.
Read MoreWilliam Shatner Regrets His Biggest Star Trek Failure
The one Star Trek regret William Shatner has involves his directorial effort Star Trek V: The Final Frontier.
Read MoreOnly One Godzilla Movie Currently Boasts A Perfect Critic's Score On Rotten Tomatoes
Godzilla Minus One might be the highest grossing Godzilla film at the box office but a different Godzilla film has a perfect score on Rotten Tomatoes.
Read MoreGodzilla Movie Directors Agree That Godzilla Is Basically A Giant Cat
Two different Godzilla directors making two very different Godzilla movies agree on one very adorable thing.
Read MoreDune: Part Two Omitted A Toddler Alia Due To A Number Of Concerns
Dune: Part Two co-writer Jon Spaihts had concerns about introducing Paul's sister Alia into the story.
Read MoreOrion Pictures Agreed To Finance The Terminator Under One Condition
When James Cameron was gearing up to make The Terminator, the folks at Orion Pictures had a very specific request for casting.
Read MoreChristopher Walken Recalls Failed Star Wars Audition With Jodie Foster As Leia
Once upon a time in a galaxy far, far away, Christopher Walken had a Star Wars audition alongside Jodie Foster.
Read MoreDenis Villeneuve Has 'Mixed Feelings' About His Dune Films
Dune and Dune: Part Two director Denis Villeneuve has been thinking about Dune for most of his life, and he says he has mixed feelings about his versions.
Read MoreWhat The Predator Movies Look Like Without Special Effects
The Predator movies have used a mix of practical effects and CGI wizardry to bring the creatures to life. Here's what they looked like before special effects.
Read MoreHow Dune: Part Two Coerced Christopher Walken Out Of A 4-Year Movie Acting Hiatus
Here's why Christopher Walken returned to acting for Dune: Part Two, where he plays Shaddam IV, the Padishah Emperor of the Known Universe.
Read MoreWhy We'll Likely Never See The Deleted Scenes From Denis Villeneuve's Dune
Sorry, Duneheads. Director Denis Villeneuve has no plans to release the deleted scenes of Dune or Dune: Part Two.
Read MoreWho Is The Main Dune Villain? Vladimir Harkonnen Explained
The enigmatic villain of Dune, Stellan Skarsgård's Baron Vladimir Harkonnen made an impression with his strange floating form and oil baths.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Bull Airs Unveils Unofficial Back To The Future Part II Themed Shoes & Clothing
Custom sneaker shop Bull Airs is releasing unofficial Back to the Future Part II shoes inspired by the self-lacing Nikes in the movie. But there's more!
Read MoreLate Star Wars Actor Michael Culver Took The Spotlight In One Of The Franchise's Best Moments
The late Michael Culver took a nothing-burger of a role and turned Captain Needa's failures into a quietly tragic arc in Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Godzilla Minus One Gets An Explosive Timed Edition Lenticular Poster
Godzilla Minus One is an Oscar winner, and soon it will be celebrated on your wall -- that is, if you order this limited edition 3D lenticular poster.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Star Wars Actor Jake Lloyd Quit Acting
It's long been assumed Jake Lloyd quit acting after being bullied for Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, but his mother says the real reason was his mental illness.
Read MoreKeira Knightley Was Never Told About Her Real Role In Star Wars: The Phantom Menace
Keira Knightley, who played Sabe in Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, says she never even talked to George Lucas while shooting her small role.
Read MoreWhy You Can't Watch Oscar-Winner Godzilla Minus One Right Now
Godzilla Minus One just took home an Oscar for Best Visual Effects at the Academy Awards, but American audiences can't watch it at home yet. Here's why.
Read MoreDavid Lynch Was Set On Casting Val Kilmer In Dune Until Kyle MacLachlan Came Along
When he was gearing up to make Dune, director David Lynch considered Val Kilmer for the lead role. Then Kyle MacLachlan showed up.
Read MoreWhy Star Wars Actress Daisy Ridley Is Nervous About Returning As Rey [SXSW 2024]
Speaking at SXSW about her upcoming Star Wars movie, Daisy Ridley says that the anticipation has been strange, exciting, and a bit nerve-wracking.
Read MoreReal Snakes Terrorized Frank Oz & Mark Hamill During Star Wars' Dagobah Scenes
Those were real snakes in Yoda's hut in Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, which meant that Mark Hamill and Frank Oz had to carefully work around them.
Read MoreThe Most Confusing Moments In Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey Explained
Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey is full of cosmic mysteries that may seem a little baffling at first. Allow us to explain what it all means.
Read MoreHow James Cameron Weaponized Titanic Against Fox While Filming Avatar
James Cameron got some pushback from Fox when making the first Avatar, but then he reminded them he made a little movie called Titanic.
Read MoreThe Kinda Confusing Difference Between Zabraks And Dathomirians In Star Wars Explained
The Zabrak and the Dathomirian in Star Wars look pretty similar ... are they the same species? We investigate.
Read MoreDemolition Man Was Almost Very Different, With Jean-Claude Van Damme As The Villain
Before it became a vehicle for Wesley Snipes and Sylvester Stallone, Demolition Man nearly pitted Jean-Claude Van Damme against Steven Seagal.
Read MoreStar Trek: Generations Could Have Been A Captain Kirk Vs. Picard Showdown
An early version of Star Trek: Generations' story would have tackled the much-debated question of who is a better captain: Kirk or Picard?
Read MoreLEGO's Jurassic Park T-Rex Skull Dinosaur Fossil Is A Simple But Elegant Building Brick Artifact
LEGO has a Jurassic Park (or Jurassic World) LEGO set featuring the iconic skull of the Tyrannosaurus rex who has been part of the franchise since the start.
Read MoreChristopher Walken Didn't Know His Fatboy Slim Music Video Had A Dune Reference
Fatboy Slim's Weapon of Choice features a reference to Dune, but Christopher Walken, who starred in the music video and Dune 2, didn't know that. Until now.
Read MoreWhy Universal Allegedly Tried To Sink Star Trek: Generations Before It Even Released
Rumor has it, Universal was afraid Star Trek: Generations would outperform Waterworld and caused a little chaos to stop it ... allegedly.
Read MoreYes, There's A Real Cerveza Cristal Beer Cut Of Star Wars, And It Upset George Lucas
OMD Santiago really did splice Cerveza Cristal beer ads into Star Wars when it aired on Chilean Canal 13, much to the disgruntlement of George Lucas' lawyers.
Read MoreHow Are Dune: Part Two's Sandworm Thumpers Retrieved? Here's A... Crappy Theory
Denis Villeneuve has a theory about what happens to the thumpers used to attract sandworms in Dune: Part Two. It involves worm poop.
Read MoreWhy Dune: Part Two Director Denis Villeneuve Made The Heartbreaking Choice To Cut Thufir
If you watched Dune: Part 2 and wondered where Thufir was, we've got director Denis Villeneuve's answer right here.
Read MoreOne Of Dune: Part Two's Creepier Moments Was Improvised By Austin Butler
Feyd-Rautha (Austin Butler) kissing his uncle the Baron (Stellan Skarsgård) in Dune: Part Two was improvised by Butler, although his co-star was game for it.
Read MoreA Sci-Fi Crime Franchise Is Doing Double Time In Netflix's Top Charts
Stephen and Robbie Amell's sci-fi crime thrillers Code 8 and Code 8: Part II are currently ruling the Netflix charts the world over.
Read MoreDune: Part Two Demands That Timothée Chalamet Step Up His Game – And He Pulls It Off
Paul Atreides has a far more complex character arc in Dune: Part Two than in the first movie, but Timothée Chalamet nails the transformation.
Read MoreHow A Major Dune 2 Death Changes From The Book
In Frank Herbert's Dune book, a completely different character actually kills Baron Vladimir Harkonnen, but there's a good reason for that change in the movie.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Slimer And Ghost Trap Popcorn Buckets Emerge For Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire has some new popcorn buckets in the shape of Slimer and a ghost trap available at AMC Theatres and Cinemark. Check them out!
Read MoreDune 2 Just Gave The Box Office Its Biggest Boost Since Barbenheimer
It's official: Dune: Part Two is a sandworm-sized hit at the box office - and the biggest box office boost since Barbenheimer.
Read MoreChristopher Nolan Originally Conceived Inception As A Horror Movie
Before Inception became the cerebral action-heist flick we know it as today, Christopher Nolan thought of it as a horror movie.
Read MoreOblivion's Bubble Ship Could Have Been Much Different If It Weren't For Tom Cruise
Tom Cruise knows his way around the cockpit, including that of the bubble ship in Joseph Kosinski's sci-fi flick Oblivion.
Read MoreOne Emotional Dune Scene Had Kyle MacLachlan Intensely Frustrated
Kyle MacLachlan, who played Paul Atreides in David Lynch's Dune, found himself frustrated when he couldn't generate the proper response in an emotional scene.
Read MoreWhy We Never Saw These Bizarre Dune Movies
From Alejandro Jodorowsky to Ridley Scott, numerous directors have created bizarre visions for Dune movie adaptations that never made it to the screen.
Read MoreGodzilla Vs. Kong Has A Jason X Reference That Went Unnoticed By Many
Believe it or not (you can probably believe it), Godzilla vs Kong features a reference to slasher sequel Jason X.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch The MonsterVerse Franchise
There are technically several ways to approach watching the MonsterVerse movies, but our recommended order is designed to maximize your enjoyment.
Read MoreHow Fremen Get Down Off The Sandworms In Dune, According To The Books
Timothée Chalamet makes riding a sandworm look super fun in Dune: Part Two... but, er, how do you get down off the worm afterwards?
Read MoreHayden Christensen Gave Star Wars: Revenge Of The Sith's Youngling Actor A Real Scare
Facing down Anakin Skywalker is scary enough, but for the youngling in Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith, Hayden Christensen was just as scary.
Read MoreKeira Knightley's Sabé Has A Deep, Dark History Outside Of The Star Wars Movies
Sabé was never seen again after Keira Knightley's introduction in Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, but the character eventually crossed paths with Darth Vader.
Read MoreBlade Runner 2049 Taught Dune Director Denis Villeneuve A Valuable Lesson
The stress of making Blade Runner 2049 and living up to Ridley Scott's original was massive for director Denis Villeneuve.
Read MoreCatherine Hicks Got A Hilarious Star Trek Crash Course From Leonard Nimoy Mid-Audition
When Catherine Hicks was cast in Star Trek IV, she didn't know the first thing about the sci-fi series. Luckily, Leonard Nimoy was there to help.
Read MoreMark Hamill And A Star Wars Co-Star Once Snuck Horses Off Set For Some Fun
Remember the time Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) and Biggs Darklighter (Garrick Hagon) snuck off the Star Wars set for an unsanctioned horse-riding adventure?
Read MoreNatalie Portman & Liam Neeson's Schedules Forced Star Wars To Replace Them With Sticks
Liam Neeson and Natalie Portman couldn't return for Star Wars reshoots, so the rest of the team had to act against sticks.
Read MoreStar Trek: The Motion Picture Had To Redo The Spacewalk Scene In Very Little Time
Visual effects pioneer Douglas Trumbull saw what Star Trek: The Motion Picture director Robert Wise did with the spacewalk scene, but stepped in to redo it.
Read MoreDune: Part Two's Biggest Twist Explained
Paul Atreides discovers an unpleasant truth about his heritage in Dune: Part Two, and its ramifications stretch beyond the film's ending.
Read MoreEvery Actor Who's Played Emperor Palpatine In Star Wars Movies & TV
Somehow, Palpatine returned ... over and over again. Here's every actor who played Emperor Palpatine in the Star Wars franchise.
Read MoreDavid Lynch's Dune Was A Box Office Bomb That Killed A Would-Be Franchise
Before Denis Villeneuve brought us to the Spice Planet, David Lynch adapted Frank Herbert's Dune ... and the box office was not kind.
Read MoreStar Wars Actor Brian Blessed Improvised Boss Nass' Famous Face Wobble
Star Wars Actor Brian Blessed cracked up Ewan McGregor and Liam Neeson with his now famous Boss Nass jowl laugh.
Read MoreA Heartbreaking Book Subplot Was Cut From Dune: Part Two
There's a tragic plot point in Frank Herbert's Dune books that doesn't unfold in Dune: Part Two, because the sequel has a truncated timeline.
Read MoreDune: Part Two Is Not As Weird As The Book, But It Keeps One Essential Element
Dune: Part Two adapts one of the most bizarre elements of Frank Herbert's original Dune book in a fresh and fascinating way.
Read MoreRumors Of Beru's Star Wars Comeback Started Years Before Obi-Wan Kenobi
Before Beru reappeared in Star Wars: Obi-Wan Kenobi, actress Bonnie Piesse had heard rumors of a return for Luke Skywalker's adoptive parents for years.
Read MoreEvery Denis Villeneuve Movie Ranked From Worst To Best
Now that Dune: Part Two has hit theaters, it's time to reassess the ranking of all Denis Villeneuve's movies so far. Let's take a look.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Let The Spice Spin On Mutant's Vinyl (And CD) Soundtrack For Dune: Part Two
Mutant's new Dune: Part Two vinyl soundtrack harnesses the power of spice to bring us the incredible score by composer Hans Zimmer. Let the spice flow!
Read MoreThat Time A Cartoon Network Show Parodied The Weirdest Dune Book
The weirdest Dune book, God Emperor of Dune, has yet to be adapted. However, The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy playfully paid homage to it back in the 2000s.
Read MoreDune: Part Two Cast & Character Guide
Let's take a look at some of the new characters in Dune: Part Two.
Read MoreDune: Part Two's Spice Is Never Properly Explained, So Let Us Do It For You
What's the deal with the spice in Dune and Dune: Part Two? The movies don't make it very clear, but we're here to help.
Read MoreWhat That Strange Dune: Part Two Cameo Means (And How It Could Figure Into A Third Movie)
We dive into spoiler territory here talking about that big Dune: Part Two cameo - you know the one - and what it all means.
Read MoreDune: Part Two's Water Of Life Explained, And What The Movie Doesn't Tell You
Here's everything you need to know about the Water of Life after seeing Dune: Part Two, including information the movie doesn't show.
Read MoreA Handy Guide To Dune: Part Two's Weirdest Terminology
We're headed back to Arrakis with Dune: Par Two and breaking down some of the confusing terminology of the sci-fi sequel.
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Science Fiction Shows (67)
Star Trek's Genesis Episode Allowed Gates McFadden To Settle A Sickbay Frustration
Gates McFadden was irked by sickbay being typically empty on Star Trek: The Next Generation. That finally changed with the episode 'Genesis.'
Read MoreHow Black Mirror Outdid A Classic Twilight Zone Episode
In the Black Mirror episode USS Callister, Jesse Plemons plays a man-child in total control of his own small world - a concept familiar to Twilight Zone fans.
Read MoreWilliam Shatner's Height Insecurity Forced A Change To Star Trek's Court Martial Episode
In the court martial episode of Star Trek: The Original Series, William Shatner used his power as the series lead to request something from the director.
Read MoreStar Trek's Big Decision Makers Listen To Fans – Just Not The Toxic Ones
Longtime Star Trek franchise writer and producer Alex Kurtzman has confirmed that fandom input is taken into account ... but only to a point.
Read MoreWho Is Rayner In Star Trek: Discovery Season 5? Kelleruns Explained
Star Trek: Discovery season 5 will introduce Captain Rayner (Callum Keith Rennie), a member of a little-explored alien species called the Kelleruns.
Read MoreOne Of 3 Body Problem's Most Important Scenes Only Happened Thanks To Netflix
This scenario from Netflix's 3 Body Problem is a great example of what a collaboration can look like when business concerns don't overtake artistic ones.
Read MoreStar Trek's Jonathan Frakes Calls One Strange New Worlds Season 3 Episode His 'Best' Ever
Do you want to watch a Star Trek: Strange New Worlds murder-mystery episode directed by Jonathan Frakes? Of course you do.
Read MoreHow Is Asajj Ventress Still Alive? Another Star Wars Show May Hold The Answer
Asajj Ventress showed up on this week's episode of Star Wars: The Bad Batch season 3, but we may already know how she made her miraculous return from the dead.
Read MoreWhy Netflix's 3 Body Problem Is Facing International Controversy
3 Body Problem's opening scene depicting China's Cultural Revolution (which was lifted directly from the original novel) has, unsurprisingly, drawn controversy.
Read MoreWhy Battlestar Galactica's Spin-Offs Didn't Work, Straight From The Co-Creator [Exclusive]
After Battlestar Galactica ended in 2010, there were two attempts to keep the franchise going with prequel shows - but neither made it very far.
Read MoreHow Star Trek Pulled Off Two Kirks Interacting In The Enemy Within
The classic Star Trek episode The Enemy Within had to deal with multiple Kirks. Here's how they did it.
Read MoreWhy Famke Janssen Turned Down The Role Of Jadzia Dax In Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Famke Janssen was offered the role of Jadzia Dax on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, but turned it down for a pretty good reason.
Read MoreStar Trek's Writers Worried Famke Janssen's Guest Spot Would Spark A Controversy
Years before the X-Men movies, Sir Patrick Stewart and Famke Janssen shared an onscreen screen in the Star Trek: TNG episode 'The Perfect Mate.'
Read MoreBreaking Down The Real-Life Accuracy Of Netflix's 3 Body Problem
The Netflix series 3 Body Problem is based on a well-loved sci-fi book series, and one that is shockingly close to existing in our real world.
Read MoreWhy Star Trek's Trill Mysteriously Sprouted Spots When It Came Time For Deep Space Nine
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine elected to do away with the Trill's forehead ridges from The Next Generation in favor of less obtrusive spots.
Read MoreFamke Janssen's Star Trek Episode Had Three Alternate Endings Fans Never Got To See
It seems Kamala's (Famke Janssen) fate in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode 'The Perfect Mate' was tinkered with a lot during production.
Read MoreWhat Happened To Hondo Ohnaka After The Events Of Star Wars Rebels
Wondering what happened to Hondo Ohnaka after the events of Star wars: Rebels? Here are some answers.
Read MoreNew Doctor Who Trailer Shows Off The Visual Effects Disney Money Can Buy
Ncuti Gatwa's Doctor invites you on a timey-wimey adventure with a Disney budget in the new trailer for the next season of Doctor Who.
Read MoreHere's How You Can See A Sneak Peek Of Star Wars: The Acolyte In Theaters
You'll soon be able to catch a sneak preview of the upcoming Star Wars series The Acolyte in theaters.
Read MoreHow A '50s Western Series Laid The Groundwork For Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Where the original Star Trek series was pitched as 'Wagon Train in space,' Deep Space Nine took inspiration from a very different '50s Western show.
Read MoreNetflix's 3 Body Problem Features The Most Grotesque TV Violence Since Game Of Thrones
3 Body Problem hails from Game of Thrones creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, and contains some of that previous show's penchant for violence.
Read MoreA Guide To Every Game Of Thrones Actor Who Shows Up In 3 Body Problem
David Benioff and D.B. Weiss are back with Netflix's 3 Body Problem and they've brought several of their Game of Thrones actors with them.
Read MoreThe Aliens In 3 Body Problem Have A Point: Their Motivation Explained
Netflix's 3 Body Problem meticulously lays the groundwork for us to understand the San-Ti, so much so that you'd be forgiven for thinking they have a point.
Read More3 Body Problem's Biggest Changes From The Book
We've rounded up all of the major changes the Netflix 3 Body Problem series adaptation makes from the book.
Read More3 Body Problem Season 1 Ending Explained: The Dark Forest Awaits
Netflix's 3 Body Problem season 1 explores humanity's reaction to the threat of an impending alien invasion. Here's what its ending portends for the future.
Read MoreWho Is Fennec Shand's M-Count Informant In Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 3? An Investigation
Fennec Shand knows someone with the M-Count information Clone Force 99 needs on Star Wars: The Bad Batch ... and we think we know her informant's identity.
Read MoreStar Wars: The Acolyte Brings An Attack Of The Clones Storyline Full Circle
Star Wars: The Acolyte will feature at least one Jedi acting like a noir private investigator, harkening back to a major storyline from Attack of the Clones.
Read MoreReaching Daybreak: An Oral History Of Battlestar Galactica's Final Season [Exclusive]
To mark the 15th anniversary of the Battlestar Galactica finale, /Film spoke with several folks who worked on the show about how its final season came together.
Read MoreThe Animated Star Wars Characters Who Inspired The Acolyte
The Acolyte creator Leslye Headland is taking heavy inspiration from the Nightsisters on the animated Clone Wars series for her live-action Star Wars show.
Read MoreStar Wars: The Acolyte Will Feature The Talents Of An Incredible (And Unlikely) Director
No less a filmmaker than After Yang director Kogonada is working on Star Wars: The Acolyte and has already made his presence felt in the show's trailer.
Read MoreA Quick Guide To Star Wars: The Acolyte's High Republic Setting
Here's a brief rundown of the High Republic era, the setting of the new Star Wars series The Acolyte.
Read MoreThe Making Of Three Body Problem Involved A Real Crime Straight Out Of A Netflix Thriller
The making of Netflix's 3 Body Problem series is inexorably wrapped up in a real-life crime possibly inspired by, of all things, Breaking Bad.
Read MoreIs The Bendu On The Light Or Dark Side In Star Wars Rebels? Dave Filoni Has An Answer
Is the Bendu on Star Wars Rebels aligned with the light side or the dark? The answer is complicated, as co-creator Dave Filoni would tell you.
Read MoreThe Bender Moment In Futurama That Grossed John DiMaggio Out The Most
Few moments on Futurama are quite as wild as Bender (John DiMaggio) becoming a human hedonist in 'Anthology of Interest II.'
Read MoreStar Trek: Strange New Worlds' Nostalgic Title Sequences Were Unplanned
The title sequence for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds was originally just a placeholder.
Read MoreThe Native American Myth That Inspired Star Trek's The Enemy Within
The myth of Hiawatha influenced the writing of 'The Enemy Within,' a Star Trek episode in which Captain Kirk undergoes something of a personality split.
Read MoreHow The Twilight Zone Used '60s Movie Magic To Create A Self-Driving Car
The apparently self-driving car that appeared in The Twilight Zone episode 'You Drive' was created using a couple of ingenious filmmaking tricks.
Read MoreHow In The Pale Moonlight Proves That Sisko Is The Best Star Trek Captain
No Star Trek captain has faced the same incredible trials as Benjamin Sisko, especially in the Deep Space Nine episode 'In the Pale Moonlight.'
Read MoreThe Star Trek: Discovery Cast Have One Message For Fans Ahead Of The Final Season [SXSW 2024]
The Star Trek: Discovery cast and crew are deeply thankful to all those who helped them make it to a fifth and final season.
Read MoreStar Trek: Discovery's Final Season Was Given A Very Apt Nickname By Its Writers [SXSW 2024]
Star Trek: Discovery's fifth and final season will truly put the 'adventure' in Star Trek, according to its cast and crew.
Read MoreHere's Where You Can Stream The New Season Of Doctor Who
Calling all Whovians: we now know when the new season of Doctor Who will air.
Read MoreStar Trek: Discovery Star Wilson Cruz Helped Break Ground, And He's Proud Of It [SXSW 2024]
Wilson Cruz felt immense pride and responsibility when it came to playing one-half of a groundbreaking gay couple on Star Trek: Discovery.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Captain Enoch & Thrawn's Night Troopers Are Now Creepy Star Wars Figures [Exclusive]
The Star Wars series Ahsoka on Disney+ introduced the new villains Captain Enoch and Grand Admiral Thrawn's Night Troopers, and now they're action figures.
Read MoreThe Star Trek: Discovery Crew Had A Touching Ritual They'd Follow Every Single Day [SXSW 2024]
Star Trek has always been all about the crew and Discovery took that to heart by giving specific crew members the spotlight each day on set.
Read MoreStar Wars' Bad Batch Can Live On In Omega Even After The Final Season
Omega has proven to be a sponge for information and abilities in Star Wars: The Bad Batch. But what does that mean for the future of Clone Force 99?
Read MoreStar Trek: Discovery Showrunner Credits The Show For Revitalizing The Franchise In A Major Way [SXSW 2024]
As Star Trek: Discovery showrunner Alex Kurtzman sees it, the show kickstarted what's since become a Golden Age for Star Trek series on streaming.
Read MoreThe Bad Batch Season 3 Just Delivered A Star Wars Rebels Clone Trooper Reunion
This week's episodes of Star Wars: The Bad Batch season 3 featured some familiar Clones who played a pivotal role on Star Wars Rebels.
Read MoreStar Trek: Discovery Doubles Down On Being Itself In The Final Season, (And I'm Finally Okay With That) [SXSW 2024]
The best thing about Star Trek is that there's a series for everyone and Star Trek: Discovery season 5 is going out on its own terms.
Read MoreThe Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Tests A Time-Honored Relationship
Rick and Michonne haven't been reunited long, but their relationship is already on the rocks in The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live.
Read MoreNog's Amputation In Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Could Have Been Much More Violent
There was some concern on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine that the Nog amputation scene might be too violent.
Read MoreHow The Walking Dead Caused A Huge Delay For Star Trek: Discovery
The Walking Dead was responsible for a major delay of the first season of Star Trek: Discovery thanks to some gamesmanship impacting an actor on both shows.
Read MoreStar Trek's Best Original Series Episode Was Also One Of The Hardest To Produce
One of the very best original Star Trek episodes went through some changes during production, and problems arose.
Read MoreStar Trek: The Next Generation's Romulan Redesign Started A Series-Long Writer Feud
Some of the folks who worked on Star Trek: The Next Generation were not happy with the Romulan redesign.
Read MoreWhy Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's Dominion Wars Caused Tension Behind The Scenes
The Dominion Wars led the creatives running Star Trek: Deep Space Nine to have behind the scenes battles about the spirit of what a Star Trek show should be.
Read MoreStar Trek's Brent Spiner Constantly Considered Quitting In The Franchise's Early Years
After every season of "Star Trek: The Next Generation," Brent Spiner, who plays the fan-favorite android character Data, thought he would quit the series.
Read MoreSaru's Walk In Star Trek: Discovery Wasn't An Intentional Decision
The costume worn by Doug Jones on Star Trek: Discovery resulted in what fans call the Saru walk.
Read MoreThe Bad Batch Just Slipped Some Dune And Jurassic Park Easter Eggs Into The Star Wars Saga
This week's episode of The Bad Batch lifts elements right out of Dune and Jurassic Park to give us some first-rate Star Wars.
Read MoreStar Wars: Defy The Storm Offers A Window Into A Major Acolyte Character
The new book Star Wars - The High Republic: Defy the Storm offers a look at one of the characters from the upcoming Disney+ series The Acolyte.
Read MoreBad News For Star Wars Fans Who Want Obi-Wan Kenobi Season 2
Obi-Wan Kenobi season 2 is not happening -- at least, according to Disney's home entertainment division.
Read MoreHow Game Of Thrones Creators Ended Up Swapping Star Wars For Netflix's 3 Body Problem
Game of Thrones duo David Benioff and D.B. Weiss wanted to try something new after their Star Wars film fell apart, leading them to Netflix's 3 Body Problem.
Read MoreWhy Star Trek's Romulans Looked So Different When They Returned In The Next Generation
Star Trek: The Next Generation makeup designer Michael Westmore changed the Romulans' appearances so as to instantly communicate their antagonistic nature.
Read MoreA Writers' Strike Nearly Sunk Star Trek: TNG's The Neutral Zone Episode
You can blame the writers' strike caused by the AMPTP's greed for the flimsy writing in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode 'The Neutral Zone.'
Read MoreWhy Rod Serling Hated Seeing Reruns Of The Twilight Zone On TV
The Twilight Zone creator Rod Serling was not thrilled when he would see reruns of the show airing on TV. But the reason for his distaste might surprise you.
Read MoreStar Trek: Discovery Made A Change For Saru In Season 3 That 'Intimidated' Doug Jones
Legendary creature performer and actor, Doug Jones, was intimidated by the season 3 change made to his character Saru on Star Trek: Discovery.
Read MoreWhat Star Trek: Strange New Worlds And Adam Sandler's Billy Madison Have In Common
An episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds was filmed in the same Ontario estate where Billy Madison (Adam Sandler) once chased an invisible penguin.
Read MoreWhy Fox Executives Hesitated To Greenlight The X-Files
The X-Files became one of the definitive TV shows of the '90s, but Fox was initially hesitant to give Chris Carter's series a greenlight to move forward.
Read MoreOne Star Trek: Picard Episode Gave Brent Spiner A Career-First Challenge
A season 3 episode of Star Trek: Picard gave Brent Spiner a brand new challenge when playing the beloved android character Data and his evil twin, Lore.
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Superhero Movies (39)
One Of Logan's Best Special Effects Wasn't Done With CGI
The scenes where Professor X has a seizure in Logan are some of the most impressive (and eeriest) in any Marvel movie. They also weren't done using CGI.
Read MoreThe Dark Knight's Most Famous Line, Explained By The Guy Who Actually Wrote It
Jonathan Nolan wrote the most famous line from The Dark Knight. Now he's explaining what it means.
Read MoreSpider-Man's Famous Upside-Down Kiss Was 'Miserable' For Kirsten Dunst To Film
Kirsten Dunst says the famous kiss scene between Spider-Man and Mary Jane in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man was tough to film.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Marvel's The Art Of Thor Re-Release Digs Into The God Of Thunder's MCU Debut
Titan Books is keeping the Infinity Saga retrospective rolling with the release of The Art of Thor, going behind the scenes of the God of Thunder's MCU debut.
Read MoreYou Can Watch The Spider-Verse Short Film The Spider Within Right Here
The animated short film The Spider Within: A Spider-Verse Story is now available to watch online.
Read MoreRumor Buster: No, The Batman 2 Didn't Cast Boyd Holbrook As Harvey Dent
Contrary to what the rumor mill would have you believe, Boyd Holbrook is not currently set to play Harvey Dent/Two-Face in Matt Reeves' The Batman: Part II.
Read MoreWhy You'll Likely Never See Jason Statham In A Marvel Movie
Jason Statham has nothing against Marvel films and other superhero movies. They're not just his preferred genre of action flick.
Read MoreThe Spider-Man: No Way Home Decision That Had J.K. Simmons 'Caught Off-Guard'
Sony wanted to ditch J. Jonah Jameson's mustache for Spider-Man: No Way Home, but J.K. Simmons put his foot down.
Read MoreStan Lee Used His First Meeting With Tom Holland To Haze Marvel's Newest Spider-Man
When Marvel Comics legend Stan Lee met Tom Holland before Holland played Spider-Man for the first time, Lee took the opportunity to lightly roast the actor.
Read MoreThe Hardest Stunt To Pull Off In Avengers: Age Of Ultron
The final battle with The Avengers battling a swarm of Ultron's robots was quite challenging to pull off, but does it measure up to the MCU's other great shots?
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch The Aquaman Movies
With Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom now streaming, let's take a look at the Aquaman movies in order.
Read MoreIt's Time To Actually Release The Most Infamous Marvel Movie Ever Made
The Roger Corman-produced take on The Fantastic Four has never been officially released. It's time for Marvel to change that.
Read MoreChris Hemsworth Completely Improvised One Of Thor's Funniest Moments
Marvel star Chris Hemsworth actually improvised a very funny Thor moment, and it helped change the character.
Read MoreEvery Spider-Man Movie Is Returning To Theaters To Help Save The Box Office (And Sony)
Each of Sony's live-action Spider-Man films will be swinging back into theaters, with Sam Raimi's 2002 film kicking things off on April 15.
Read MoreThe One Rule Danny DeVito Has For Playing The Penguin Again
Danny DeVito loved playing the Penguin and would gladly return to the character under one condition.
Read MoreRyan Reynolds' Performance Had Deadpool Director Calling Cut So He Could Cry
Shooting the first Deadpool movie with Ryan Reynolds had director Tim Miller crying over the Marvel character.
Read MoreThe Watchmen Movie's Controversial Ending Wasn't Actually Zack Snyder's Idea
Zack Snyder's Watchmen film adaptation notoriously altered the original comic book's ending, although the idea for doing so actually came from Darren Aronofsky.
Read MoreFox Flat-Out Rejected Ryan Reynolds' First Ridiculous Pitch For Deadpool 2
That incorrigible scamp Ryan Reynolds pitched a zany idea to Fox executives about what Deadpool 2 should be about, but the studio rejected it immediately.
Read MoreA Key Part Of Harley Quinn's Character Frustrated Margot Robbie
Margot Robbie initially struggled to understand why Harley Quinn was so obsessed with the Joker.
Read MoreLive-Action Teen Titans Movie Coming From DC Studios
A live-action Teen Titans movie is on the way with a script from Supergirl writer Ana Nogueira.
Read MoreA Quirky Line In Avengers: Infinity War Came From A Moment Of Improv
One of the most quoted lines in Marvel's Avengers: Infinity War was an improv moment between two of the franchise's biggest stars.
Read MoreThe Batman 2 Has Been Delayed A Full Year As Warner Bros. Figures This Whole DC Thing Out
Matt Reeves' The Batman: Part II now has a new release date, and it's a year later than expected.
Read MoreHow Dan Harmon Shaped The MCU Without (Officially) Working On A Single Marvel Movie
The Marvel Cinematic Universe wouldn't be what it is today without Dan Harmon and the people who've worked on his TV series.
Read MoreZack Snyder's Watchmen Was A Box Office Failure, But It Shaped A Decade Of DC Movies
15 years ago, Zack Snyder's Watchmen landed in theaters. Here's why it became the blueprint for the DCEU, despite disappointing at the box office.
Read MoreWhy Vinnie Jones' Juggernaut Won't Be Returning In Deadpool & Wolverine
Vinnie Jones, who played Juggernaut in X-Men 3: The Last Stand, will not be reprising his role in Marvel's upcoming Deadpool and Wolverine. Here's why.
Read MoreAnson Mount Was In 'Disbelief' When He Saw Black Bolt's Multiverse Of Madness Scene
Anson Mount was very surprised about how they shot his scenes for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
Read MoreAvengers Director Joe Russo Briefly Replaced Josh Brolin As Thanos
For some scenes in the mega-hit Marvel Avengers movies, MCU director Joe Russo stepped-in for actor Josh Brolin as Thanos.
Read MoreWhat Deadpool Looks Like Without CGI
Many VFX in the Deadpool movies are so seamless that you don't notice the CGI. So here are some examples of when digital imagery made movie magic.
Read MoreSky High Director Wants To Make A Sequel – And He Wants Marvel's Help [Exclusive]
Sky High director Mike Mitchell has two titles, some designs, and a scriptment ready for a potential Sky High sequel. And he wants Marvel to help him make it.
Read MoreJason Momoa Became Aquaman After Reluctantly Auditioning For Another DC Role
Before he became Aquaman in the DC movies, Jason Momoa showed up to audition for the part of a different superhero.
Read MoreThe Superman Side Character Rachel Brosnahan Is Most Excited To See With Lois Lane
Superman Legacy star Rachel Brosnahan is thrilled her Lois Lane will get to share the screen with Metamorpho.
Read MoreDakota Johnson 'Will Never Do Anything' Like Madame Web Again
Dakota Johnson is opening up about the failure of Madame Web, and she's pretty sure she'll never make a movie like that again.
Read MoreWonder Woman's Sequel Secrecy Had Kristen Wiig In A State Of Paranoia
Kristen Wiig couldn't help but ask whether director Patty Jenkins wanted to meet with her about a Wonder Woman sequel at a time when discretion was key.
Read MoreThe Most Famous Comic Writer Of All Time Wrote A Three Page X-Men Story For Marvel
Let's look back at the time that Alan Moore wrote a brief but memorable X-Men story,
Read MoreThe One Thing Tom Holland Refused To Do In Spider-Man: No Way Home
Marvel star Tom Holland put his foot down regarding a very specific request for Spider-Man: No Way Home.
Read MoreBatman Fans Shouldn't Get Their Hopes Up For A Superman: Legacy Cameo
James Gunn has confirmed his DC film Superman Legacy will be Batman-free, so don't expect to see the Dark Knight hanging out with the Man of Steel.
Read MoreSuperman Release Date, Cast, Director And More Info
Superman has a great team behind it, from James Gunn and Peter Safran to David Corenswet and Rachel Brosnahan. Here's everything you need to know.
Read MoreA Detrimental Black Widow Experience Had Ray Winstone Wanting To Quit
Ray Winstone says that shooting Black Widow was 'fine' before the reshoots, but he got some 'soul-destroying' notes from Marvel producers.
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Superhero Shows (19)
X-Men '97 Is Pulling From A Controversial Rogue And Magneto Storyline
X-Men '97 is exploring a relationship between Rogue and Magneto, but this isn't unprecedented; the pair have a romantic history in Marvel's comics.
Read MoreWho Is Goblin Queen? Madelyne Pryor In X-Men '97 Explained
Who is X-Men '97's Goblin Queen, and why does she call herself Madelyne Pryor? The answers lie in the comics ... and that story is fairly complicated.
Read MoreA Young Justice Cast Member Wrote One Of The Best Episodes Of The Series
'Leviathan Wakes' is not just one of the best episodes of DC's animated Young Justice series, but it was also written by Kaldur voice actor Khary Payton.
Read MoreX-Men '97 Proves That Studios Don't Give A Crap About Spanish-Speaking Fans
The Spanish-language dub and localization of X-Men '97 is muy decepcionante.
Read MoreLegendary Writer Neil Gaiman Almost Made A Thor Series – But He Clashed With Marvel
Nail Gaiman came close to creating an animated Thor series, but then Marvel's mandate got in the way
Read MoreWhy Is Time Traveling Bishop Still Hanging Around In X-Men '97?
Bishop is a time traveler who occasionally joined in X-Men adventures in the original animated series. But why is he hanging around with them in X-Men '97?
Read MoreX-Men '97 Brought Back A Key Player To Recreate The Original Show's Opening Titles [Exclusive]
Larry Houston, who was responsible for the memorable opening titles of X-Men: The Animated Series, was hired to recapture that same magic for X-Men '97.
Read MoreWho Is X-Cutioner? X-Men '97's Episode 2 Villain Explained
X-Men '97 episode 2 sees the X-Men crossing paths with X-Cutioner, a Marvel Comics character who could pose a major threat to the show's heroes.
Read MoreThat Shocking Moment In X-Men '97 Episode 2 Comes Straight From The Comics
X-Men '97 episode 2, 'Mutant Liberation Begins,' suggests the show is drawing from Chris Claremont's defining run on the X-Men comics (like the '90s cartoon).
Read MoreWho Is Sunspot? X-Men '97's Newest Mutant Recruit Explained
X-Men '97 introduces audiences to Roberto da Costa, who Marvel Comics fans will recognize as Sunspot. But who is this character and what can we expect from him?
Read MoreX-Men '97 Features A Spider-Man Easter Egg You May Have Missed
X-Men: The Animated Series and the Spider-Man cartoon from 1994 shared a universe, and there's a webslinger Easter egg in X-Men '97's premiere to prove it.
Read MoreEverything You Need To Remember About The Original Cartoon Before X-Men '97
A whole lot happened on X-Men: The Animated Series. Here's what you need to remember heading into the revival show, X-Men '97.
Read MoreThe 7 Most Film Noir Episodes Of Batman: The Animated Series, Ranked
With its sordid mysteries and grim crime tales, Batman: The Animated Series was packed with homages to film noir.
Read MoreMarvel's X-Men Comics Are Repeating A Major Mistake
Marvel's X-Men comics have been challenging the status quo in exciting ways, but they're about to be dragged backwards in the interest of brand synergy.
Read MoreWhy Mars Wasn't Destroyed In Young Justice's Version Of The DC Universe
Unlike other projects set in the DC Universe, Young Justice's creatives decided there was more story potential in keeping society on Mars alive and thriving.
Read MoreLoki Season 2's Pink Floyd Sound Was Not Intentional
The Marvel-ous music of Loki season 2 stumbled into Pink Floyd's territory of retro synth and big guitar sounds quite by accident.
Read MoreDisney Keeps Details About Theo James' X-Men '97 Character Sparse
Who is Theo James playing on the Disney+ animated series X-Men '97? Here are some rumors.
Read MoreCool Stuff: LEGO Reveals Gotham City's Building Brick Skyline From Batman: The Animated Series
In honor of Batman's 85th anniversary this year, LEGO is releasing a new Gotham City skyline building brick set inspired by Batman: The Animated Series.
Read MoreWhy Lynda Carter Got In Trouble For Her Wonder Woman Helicopter Stunt
Lynda Carter pulled a stunt on the set of Wonder Woman that would make Tom Cruise proud.
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Thriller Movies (10)
A Mel Gibson Survival Thriller Is Heating Up On Netflix Top Charts
Quick question ... who exactly are the people watching the new Mel Gibson shock-jock thriller on Netflix?
Read MoreHorror Director Scott Derrickson Is Remaking A Classic Noir Thriller
Sinister and The Black Phone director Scott Derrickson is developing a new take on the classic '50s novel turned Noir film, The Night of the Hunter.
Read MoreDrowning – Plot, Director, Writer, And More Info
Paul Greengrass is adapting T.J. Newman's best-selling novel "Drowning: The Rescue of Flight 421" for the big screen. Here's what we know about the film so far.
Read MoreThe Only Major Actors Still Alive From Francis Ford Coppola's The Conversation
Despite the movie's age, several actors are alive from Francis Ford Coppola's fantastic thriller The Conversation. Here's what they're up to today.
Read MoreCivil War Makes Combat Journalists The Heroes Of The Story For A Personal Reason [SXSW 2024]
Filmmaker Alex Garland wanted to put journalism at the heart of his new film Civil War, as a warning that 'journalists are not a luxury, they're a necessity.'
Read MoreA Serial Killer Thriller Is Sitting High In Netflix's Top Charts
The 2020 thriller Alone, directed by John Hyams, is currently burning up the Netflix top charts.
Read MoreThe 10 Best Movies About Buff Women Ranked (Including Love Lies Bleeding)
In honor of Love Lies Bleeding, here's a ranking of the best movies about women who have gotten to a size that demands all who look upon them tremble in awe.
Read MoreWhy An Air Force One Reboot Would Be A Way Bigger Challenge Than It Was In 1997
There has never been a sequel or reboot to Air Force One because of one particularly politically charged challenge facing today's Americans.
Read MoreHow The Twilight Zone's Rod Serling Accidentally Started A Bomb Threat Epidemic
A couple of years after The Twilight Zone, Rod Serling wrote a TV movie called The Doomsday Flight that spawned a host of copycat airplane bomb threats.
Read MoreGone Girl Ending Explained: For Better Or Worse, Til Death Do Us Part
In David Fincher's twisty thriller Gone Girl, marriage is a war - and the ending will leave you questioning who really won, if anyone.
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Trailers (24)
Jerry Seinfeld Reveals The Pop-Tarts Origin Story In First Trailer For Netflix's Unfrosted
Netflix's Jerry Seinfeld Pop-Tarts origin movie Unfrosted is a real thing that exists, and now we have the trailer to prove it.
Read MoreEmma Stone And Yorgos Lanthimos Reunite For More Weirdness In The Kinds Of Kindness Trailer
A trailer has arrived for Kinds of Kindness, an anthology movie reuniting Emma Stone with her The Favourite and Poor Things director Yorgos Lanthimos.
Read MoreThere's A Chinese Remake Of B-Horror Classic Anaconda, And The Trailer Is Absolutely Bonkers
1997's Anaconda was already a pretty ridiculous B-movie, but the trailer for the upcoming Chinese remake puts the original to shame.
Read MoreWill Smith & Martin Lawrence Are Ride Or Die In The Bad Boys 4 Trailer
The Bad Boys: Ride or Die trailer is here, complete with all the explosions, gunfights, and chemistry that only Will Smith and Martin Lawrence could cook up.
Read MoreColin Farrell Tries To Take Over Gotham In DC's The Penguin Trailer
Colin Farrell's scene-stealing gangster is back in the trailer for The Batman spin-off The Penguin.
Read MoreTim Burton Resurrects The Ghost With The Most In The Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Trailer
Michael Keaton finally reprises his role as the B-man in the official trailer for Tim Burton's sequel Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.
Read MoreThe Greens And The Blacks Go To War In The House Of The Dragon Season 2 Trailers
Prepare yourselves for fire and blood and lots of it by checking out the new trailers for House of the Dragon season 2.
Read MoreIn Space, No One Can Hear You Scream During The Alien: Romulus Trailer
Evil Dead and Don't Breathe director Fede Álvarez puts his spin on the Alien franchise in the official trailer for Alien: Romulus.
Read MoreRyan Gosling And Emily Blunt Remind You Movies Can Be Fun With The Fall Guy Trailer
Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt turn on the charm in the action-packed trailer for The Fall Guy.
Read MoreWitness Director George Miller's Return To Blockbuster Filmmaking In The Latest Furiosa Trailer
Anya Taylor-Joy fights the entire world in the new trailer for Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga.
Read MoreStar Wars Takes Us Back To The High Republic In First Trailer For The Acolyte
The Sith have seemingly been vanquished, but darkness is stirring among the Jedi in the first trailer for Star Wars series The Acolyte.
Read MoreThere's War Among The Wheat In New Trailer For Netflix's Rebel Moon Part 2: The Scargiver
With its rebel warriors assembled, Veldt is ready to take on the Imperium in a new trailer for Zack Snyder's Rebel Moon - Part Two: The Scargiver.
Read MoreBill Skarsgard Returns From The Dead In The Crow Trailer
After years of promise, The Crow remake starring Bill Skarsgard is finally here and we've got the trailer.
Read MoreJennifer Lopez Is Tracking A Renegade Robot In The Trailer For New Netflix Movie, Atlas
Jennifer Lopez is joining Netflix for the science-fiction action film, Atlas, and we've got the trailer right here.
Read MoreEvil Stirs In A New Trailer For Horror Prequel The First Omen
The Omen gets the prequel treatment with The First Omen. Watch the trailer for the new horror movie right here.
Read MoreMake Room For New Emotions With The Inside Out 2 Trailer From Disney And Pixar
Get ready for the awkward teen years with the trailer for Inside Out 2.
Read MoreThe Fallout TV Show Trailer Makes The Apocalypse Funny And Weird
The latest trailer for the Fallout TV show has arrived and the show looks as funny as the video games.
Read MoreIf You Don't Watch The Trailer For This Steve Martin Documentary, I'll Fight You
Steve Martin is such a comedy legend that he's getting two documentaries about his life from director Morgan Neville, and the trailer has just arrived.
Read MoreAnne Hathaway Falls In Love With A Pop Star In The Idea Of You Trailer
Anne Hathaway plays a woman who ends up in a relationship with a pop star in the trailer for Michael Showalter's The Idea of You.
Read MoreLupita Nyong'o Teams Up With How To Train Your Dragon Director For The Wild Robot Trailer
DreamWorks' new trailer for the animated movie The Wild Robot certainly makes it seem like audiences could be in for a new classic in the making.
Read MoreDC Gets A Trans Redux In The Trailer For Vera Drew's The People's Joker
Vera Drew is a new kind of Joker in the trailer for her acclaimed trans-coming-of-age DC Comics superhero parody, The People's Joker.
Read MoreTry To Survive The World Of Arrakis In The Dune: Awakening Video Game Trailer
If Denis Villeneuve's Dune films whet your appetite for more sandworms, Dune: Awakening looks a great way to spend much more time on Arrakis.
Read MoreAndrew Scott Cons His Way Into Trouble In Netflix's Ripley Trailer
Andrew Scott brings Patricia Highsmith's infamous grifter to stylish life in the new trailer for the Netflix series Ripley.
Read MoreThe Strangers: Chapter 1 Trailer Slashes Up A New Horror Trilogy
Renny Harlin brings The Strangers back for a whole new horror trilogy. Watch the trailer for The Strangers: Chapter 1.
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TV News (12)
Steve Carell Made John Krasinski Cry When The Office Stars Reunited For IF
A moving speech from Steve Carell tugged at John Krasinski's heartstrings (and tear ducts) when the Office stars reunited for Krasinski's movie IF.
Read MoreThe Starfleet Academy Series Will Feature The Single Largest Star Trek TV Series Set Ever
There have been some impressively large Star Trek TV show sets before, but apparently the upcoming Starfleet Academy series has one that puts the rest to shame.
Read MoreGen V And Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina Star Chance Perdomo Has Died At 27
Chance Perdomo, who played Ambrose in Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and Andre in Gen V, has died following a motorcycle accident at the age of 27.
Read MoreIs Pete Davidson's Bupkis Getting A Season 2 At Peacock?
Pete Davidson's beloved comedy Bupkis found a home at Peacock, but will it be coming back for a second season?
Read MoreDoctor Who's Best And Most Hated Writer Is Returning To The Show
Steven Moffat is returning to write an episode for Ncuti Gatwa's Fifteenth Doctor in the new season of Doctor Who (for better or for worse).
Read MoreAyo Edebiri Gets A New Role In The Bear Season 3, Will Shoot Back To Back With Season 4
The Bear is reportedly filming season 4 back-to-back with season 3, and star Ayo Edebiri will soon be making her directorial debut on the series.
Read MoreNetflix Orders Black Mirror Season 7, With A Sequel To One Of Its Best Episodes
Black Mirror season 7 is not only officially happening on Netflix, but it will also include a sequel to season 4's acclaimed 'USS Callister.'
Read MoreMarvel's X-Men '97 Series Has Fired Its Creator A Week Before Its Premiere
Beau DeMayo, the creator of X-Men '97, has been fired from Marvel's X-Men animated TV series revival shortly before its premiere on Disney+.
Read MoreThe Twilight Series Will Be Animated, And That's Unconditionally And Irrevocably A Good Idea
Lionsgate has confirmed the Twilight TV series will be animated, which is the first exciting news we've gotten about the project.
Read MoreAvatar: The Last Airbender Masters The Elements, Gets Seasons 2 And 3 On Netflix
Netflix is doubling down on its live-action remake of Avatar: The Last Airbender, announcing two more seasons of the show to close out Aang's adventure.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Disney+ Is Sending Obi-Wan Kenobi, Andor, Moon Knight & More To 4K And Blu-Ray
Disney is bringing more Marvel and Star Wars streaming shows -- Obi-Wan Kenobi, Andor, Moon Knight, and The Falcon and the Winter Soldier -- to 4K and Blu-ray.
Read MoreA Very Good Boy Is The Star Of Saturday Night Live's Air Bud Sketch
Sydney Sweeney courts the hot new basketball player in Saturday Night Live's Air Bud homage, which co-stars one of SNL's best-behaved animal actors.
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TV Reviews (5)
Ramy Youssef Brings A Calm Yet Amusing Presence To A Solid Saturday Night Live
Emmy nominee Ramy Youssef hosted Saturday Night Live for the first time, did a little stand-up, and gave us a solid episode of the sketch comedy series.
Read MoreFilm Fans Must Watch Sugar, A Noir Love Letter And Killer Colin Farrell Showcase
The Apple TV+ drama Sugar is the latest must-watch series from the streaming service. If you like movies, film noir, and detective stories, this one's for you.
Read MoreX-Men '97 Review: A Straight Shot Of Animated Nostalgia (And All That Entails)
The animated series X-Men '97 is nostalgic, silly, and fun. Here's our spoiler-free review.
Read MoreJosh Brolin Is Like The Son Of John Malkovich In A Weird, Silly & Musical Saturday Night Live
Josh Brolin returned to host Saturday Night Live for a third time, and I realized that he's carrying a lot of John Malkovich energy that really helps him out.
Read More3 Body Problem Review: One Of The Greatest Sci-Fi Novels Gets The Brazenly Nerdy Adaptation It Deserves
The Netflix adaptation of 3 Body Problem sets a new standard for what sci-fi is capable of. Read our review right here.
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