The Best Characters In The French Dispatch Ranked
"The French Dispatch" is full of Wes Anderson's quirky characters. From contradictory criminals to reticent revolutionaries, here's the best characters.
Read More"The French Dispatch" is full of Wes Anderson's quirky characters. From contradictory criminals to reticent revolutionaries, here's the best characters.
Read MoreThis 2010 movie saw Martin Scorsese wading deeper into the waters of horror than he ever had before, resulting in one of his biggest box office hits.
Read MoreBefore he starred on Landman, Billy Bob Thornton voiced a classic character from a beloved nursery rhyme in the Shrek franchise.
Read MoreA deleted scene from Marvel's first Iron Man movie starring Robert Downey Jr. featured a legendary member of the Wu-Tang Clan.
Read MoreSir Ian McKellen nailed the role of Magneto in the X-Men movies, but many people initially thought he was miscast - including Sir Ian McKellen.
Read MoreHe may be Mr. Fantastic now, but Pedro Pascal's introduction to superhero cinema was in an odd, horror-tinged Spider-Man riff.
Read MoreMusician Bob Dylan has a lot of cinematic influences, and one movie in particular that blew him away was Jean-Luc Godard's Breathless.
Read MoreCate Blanchett returned to play Galadriel in The Hobbit movies, but she also came close to playing another character until scheduling got in the way.
Read MoreWil Wheaton starred in a loose adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft's The Colour Out of Space, and you can stream it on Prime Video right now.
Read MoreFilm critic Roger Ebert championed the 1987 neo-noir horror film Angel Heart, which stars Robert De Niro in a delightfully devilish role.
Read MoreDid you know Ron Howard and Kurt Russell's '90s firefighter action hit Backdraft had a sequel? Well, if you didn't, you do now.
Read MoreAnyone But You was a surprise box office hit starring Glen Powell and Sydney Sweeney, and we've got 15 movies like Anyone But You that are worth watching too.
Read MoreDespite being branded as lesser than their theatrical counterparts, there are some great TV movies out there that are worth watching, and here are the best.
Read MoreIf you're in dire need of more Landman-related entertainment, check out this Clint Eastwood-produced movie that plays like Landman in the 1930s.
Read MoreWhen the Daily Wire started making its own movies, it claimed it wanted to make populist entertainment that appealed to all Americans. Is that what happened?
Read MoreEveryone remembers their first Bond movie, but sometimes it takes a different portrayal to turn someone into a lifelong fan of 007.
Read MoreFilm critic Roger Ebert did not pull any punches when it came to his distaste for this John Wayne Vietnam War movie released in 1968.
Read MoreThe Joker has died multiple times across Batman media, but the Clown Prince of Crime always manages to come back. Here's why.
Read MoreScience fiction fans can now stream the must-watch 1971 adaptation of Michael Crichton's The Andromeda Strain on Prime Video.
Read MoreFew superhero teams welcome former villains into their ranks, but Marvel's X-Men comics are exceptional at rehabilitating their baddies.
Read MoreJason Biggs was at the center of a billion dollar franchise with American Pie, but he was nearly the lead of one of the defining sitcoms of the aughts.
Read MoreOne of the best characters in the Blade franchise was invented for the film, but Marvel reused him in an animated series before Blade hit theaters.
Read MoreMany of David Bowie's songs are infused with space age imagery, and one in particularly was inspired by a sci-fi classic.
Read MoreNicolas Cage loves vampire cinema, so much so that he served as a producer on one of the most underrated vampire films ever made.
Read MoreRoger Ebert was (understandably) not a fan of this ill-conceived movie directed by Leonard Nimoy and starring Liam Neeson.
Read MoreMichael B. Jordan was fantastic as Killmonger in Black Panther, and he had good reason for seeking therapy after starring in the Marvel Cinematic Universe film.
Read MoreEven those of us who recreationally watch movies the general public deems 'bad' with enthusiasm have a limit to what they're willing to sit through.
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