It: Welcome To Derry Finally Adapts The Most Disturbing Moment From Stephen King's Novel
The latest episode of It: Welcome to Derry adapts one of the most disturbing moments from Stephen King's original It novel.
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It: Welcome To Derry Finally Adapts The Most Disturbing Moment From Stephen King's Novel
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DC Comics Influenced A Classic X-Men: The Animated Series Character's Name
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Christian Slater Almost Lost One Of His Most Iconic Roles For Sounding Like Jack Nicholson
When Christian Slater auditioned for Heathers, the filmmakers were sick of young actors imitating older legends, and his voice almost cost him the job.
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One Extremely Rare DC Collectible Depicts Adam West's Batman Using A... Toilet?
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Before Friends, Jennifer Aniston Arrogantly Turned Down A Massive TV Offer
Before Friends made her very famous and very wealthy, Jennifer Aniston turned down an offer to join the cast of Saturday Night Live.
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Some Of Star Wars' Most Memorable Scenes Were Those That George Lucas Didn't Even Script
George Lucas obviously had an incredible vision for the original Star Wars trilogy, but he relied heavy on his collaborators to help fill out the action scenes.
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Edward James Olmos Says Blade Runner And Battlestar Galactica Share A Universe (And Bloodline)
Blade Runner and Battlestar Galactica have some major themes in common, and star Edward James Olmos makes a strong case for a shared universe.
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Invincible's Co-Creator Wrote A Two-Fisted, Booze-Drenched Papal Cartoon
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Marvel's First X-Men Cartoon Made Wolverine Australian For A Pretty Wild Reason
Pryde of the X-Men sadly only lasted a single episode, but the Marvel pilot made the interesting choice to give Wolverine an Australian accent.
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A Classic Adam Sandler And Brendan Fraser Comedy Is Impossible To Stream Today
The cast of this '90s comedy includes Adam Sandler, Brendan Fraser, and a whole lot of other beloved stars, yet it's strangely unavailable to stream right now.
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A 2025 Political Thriller With A 99% Rotten Tomatoes Score Might Be The Best Movie Of The Year
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Why Jon Seda's Antonio Dawson Left Chicago P.D.
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Oliver Stone's First Script For Conan The Barbarian Is Gloriously Outrageous
Oliver Stone was using a lot of cocaine when he was working on Conan the Barbarian, so his early script draft for the film is unsurprisingly bizarre.
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The Addams Family films have plenty of extensive makeup for the creepy, kooky family, but Cousin Itt required extra support to look so good.
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Why Francis Ford Coppola Believed The Godfather's Success Ruined His Career
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This Spoof Is The Best Way To Watch The First Harry Potter Movie
If you're searching for an ethical way to enjoy the first Harry Potter movie, look no further than this wonderfully comedic full-length audio commentary track.
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10 Best Characters In DC Comics' Absolute Universe, Ranked
DC's new Absolute Universe has drastically reimagined signature characters, from Batman to Wonder Woman, and these are the best of them (so far).
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One Of Star Trek: Enterprise's Best Episodes Had Technically None Of The Main Characters
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Why Tim Burton Decided Not To Direct Nightmare Before Christmas
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John Wayne Hated This Controversial Western With 91% On Rotten Tomatoes (For A Good Reason)
This revered Western didn't tone down its violence or romanticize the Old West at all, neither of which sat well with the notoriously conservative John Wayne.
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Working Around Network Censors Gave Batman: The Animated Series An Emmy-Winning Episode
The writers of Batman: The Animated Series couldn't show death on screen, but their creative workaround helped earn them a well-deserved Emmy.
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The Classic X-Men: The Animated Series Scene Fox Censors Tried To Prevent
There's a moment in the second episode of X-Men: The Animated Series that network censors tried to stop from happening, but the writers were able to push back.
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Decades Before Before Sam Raimi, Spider-Man Conquered European Theaters
Americans had never seen a live-action Spidey on the big screen before Sam Raimi's Spider-Man, but Europeans had already gotten a taste decades earlier.
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