The Ending Of Rurouni Kenshin: The Final Explained
'Rurouni Kenshin: The Final' ends with a powerful meditation grief and, despite the name, it sets up another film.
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Star Wars Easter Eggs That Weren't Discovered Until Years Later
There are a plethora of Star Wars Easter eggs wherever you look, but some have remained hidden for years. Here are some you may have missed.
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There's A New Suicide Squad Trailer Floating Around YouTube
Warner Bros. Pictures has unleashed a new trailer for writer-director James Gunn's "The Suicide Squad," but the hard part is actually finding it.
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Why Detective Kevin Raines From Death Wish Looks So Familiar
The good detective whose work isn't up to Bruce Willis' standards in the Death Wish remake has had many a role playing members of law enforcement.
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Should You Be Worried About The Latest News Surrounding Robert Pattinson's The Batman?
Reshoots are usually cause for concern, but in the case of Pattinson's 'The Batman,' we should take a much-needed deep breath.
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This Is Who Plays Joy In My Name Is Earl
Joy has a face that can haunt your nightmares in My Name is Earl. You might recognize her from several other films and TV shows over the past two decades.
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Here's Where You Can Watch The Incredibles 2
For those who want to either relive the epic animated family adventure or check it out for the first time, here's where you can watch "The Incredibles 2."
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The Legendary Pop Star You Didn't Know Inspired The Title For Scream
Scream started out life with another title, and it was very close to becoming an official. However, the producers had other ideas, thanks to a pop icon.
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The Ending Of Spirited Away Explained
One thing about Ghibli movies is that there's never really one unifying moral or theme to take from the story, as "Spirited Away" illustrates.
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The Kurt Russell Horror Western You Can Watch On Amazon
Genre icon Kurt Russell encounters unconscionable evils in the Old West circa the 1890s. Here's why you should check it out.
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Why You Haven't Seen Ian McKellen Onscreen In A While
Have you found yourself wondering why Ian McKellen's not exactly the ubiquitous presence at the multiplexes he used to be? Let's consider the factors involved.
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Why Seann William Scott Was Never The Same After American Pie
Seann William Scott became a huge star after "American Pie." We look back on "Southland Tales," "Bulletproof Monk," "Evolution" and other films since.
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Jordana Brewster Reveals What Surprised Her Most About F9 - Exclusive Interview
The "Fast and Furious" veteran opens up about life behind the scenes of "F9" -- and where she'd like to see the franchise go next.
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Is Silver Skates Based On A True Story?
Given its St. Petersburg setting and class-focused story, there are elements of "Silver Skates" that appear inspired by real-life Russian society.
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Here's Where You Can Watch Ace Ventura 2
In March of this year, a third "Ace Ventura" film was finally announced. In the meantime, here's where you can watch "Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls."
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The Christian Bale Anime Hidden Gem You Can Stream On HBO Max
Before he became Bruce Wayne, Christian Bale provided the voice of an anime protagonist for Studio Ghibli. You can check it out for yourself on HBO Max.
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The Hidden Gem Dramedy For Military Wives You Can Find On Hulu
Hulu is now streaming a popular British comedy-drama that never hit U.S. theaters due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Forgotten Daniel Craig Crime Thriller You Can Find On Netflix
To most audiences, Daniel Craig is best known as James Bond. But one of Craig's best non-Bond films to date can be found on Netflix.
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The Epic Romantic Adventure That's Heating Up On Netflix
Netflix's newest original movie, Silver Skates, is a star-crossed love story set in early 20th century Russia, and the streamer's first Russian-language film.
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Nobody Stunt Coordinator Greg Rementer Reveals The Movie's Most Brutal Moments - Exclusive Interview
Looper sat down with stunt coordinator Greg Rementer to talk about how Odenkirk prepared to play Hutch and which scenes from "Nobody" were the most brutal.
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Why Captain McKenna From 21 Bridges Looks So Familiar
Here's where you've seen J.K. Simmons, who plays Captain McKenna in 21 Bridges, before.
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How To Watch 3096 Days
3096 Days is a terrifying film based on the true kidnapping of Natascha Kampusch. Viewing options are limited, but there's still a way for you to see this film.
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Kingsman's Sophie Cookson Reveals Her Theory About Roxy's Fate - Exclusive
Here's what "Kingsman" star Sophie Cookson had to say about her work — and her future — on the Kingsman films.
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The Transformation Of Chris Pratt From Childhood To Parks And Recreation
But before Pratt became the A-list movie star we all know and even before his breakout role in "Parks and Recreation," he was taking an unorthodox journey.
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Iliza Shlesinger Tackles The Rom-Com Genre With Good On Paper - Exclusive Interview
Shlesinger opens up about the real-life incidents that inspired her new Netflix comedy.
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Why Michelle From Dazed And Confused Looks So Familiar
The 1993 ensemble comedy Dazed and Confused has since become a cult classic. Here's why the actress who played Michelle in the film looks familiar.
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How To Watch Disney And Pixar's Luca For Free
Pixar and Disney's latest animated feature, "Luca," has animation fans excited. Where can you watch the film and find out how you feel about it for yourself?
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