While members of superhero teams like the Avengers and the Justice League may save the world in spite of their flaws, when it comes to the members of the Suicide Squad, without their weaknesses, they wouldn't even be part of the crew in the first place.
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No Sudden Move is officially back in production — with COVID-19 precautions in place — as of September 28. While it's still early days on the film, the details released about No Sudden Move so far suggest it's going to be an intense, fun crime thriller with an absolutely stacked cast of stars.
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With Bill & Ted Face the Music having arrived, it's easy to start eyeing the future of the Bill & Ted series, and its potential fourth movie. Fortunately, there's no more need to speculate, because we now know whether Bill & Ted 4 is happening or not.
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Brandon Lee was just beginning to come into his own as a silver screen talent when his life was cut tragically short at the age of 28. Lee famously lost his life as a result of a freak accident on the set of his final film, 1994's The Crow; here's how they finished the film without him.
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We're here to explore everything in Zootopia that sails over younger heads, one cheeky pun, homage, and joke at a time.
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Universal Studios Orlando has been a premier destination for families all over the world since its inception in 1990
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For Emmy Award-winning director Harry Bradbeer, the opportunity to present the character of Sherlock Holmes in a fresh way came via Netflix's new original movie Enola Holmes. Looper spoke with Bradbeer about the film in an exclusive interview.
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His name is Fumio Demura, and he was originally considered for the role of Mr. Miyagi, though he ultimately turned the opportunity down because he felt his English skills weren't good enough. Instead of high-school kids, he influenced some of the most famous Hollywood action heroes of all time.
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Cameron Diaz has made tons of hit movies over the years, and one of her edgiest comedies is currently crushing it on Netflix. Here's why everyone's watching Bad Teacher on the streamer.
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Warm up some cider, grab some candy, and get in the Halloween mood with these hidden gems. And oh yeah, if you need to sleep with the lights on for the next few nights? We promise we won't tell.
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A month after his untimely passing, fans across the globe continue to mourn the loss of Chadwick Boseman. Yet another reason to celebrate — and miss — Boseman's kind heart and caring nature just came to light courtesy of Empire.
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Today, we're talking about some of the greatest body-swap movies of all time — the classics, the obscure, and the just plain weird.
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There is more evidence that you really can't go home, as it looks like we won't be going back to Back to the Future any time soon. More people behind the beloved time travel trilogy have chimed in to quash fan hopes for a cinematic continuation of the series.
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Henry Cavill has recently graced our screens as Sherlock Holmes and Geralt of Rivia, and now it seems he may soon be returning to his original breakout role as Superman. He's not taking part in Snyder Cut reshoots, but other projects are rumored to be in the works.
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From famous bards and malicious criminals to evil clowns and cross-dressing aliens, these are Tim Curry's best on-screen performances.
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Sometimes, however, heroes end up fighting other heroes instead of the baddies. Such is the case with Wolverine and the Hulk, who have battled multiple times in Marvel Comics. Will their conflict ever make it to the big screen?
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There's an excellent chance that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle would have hated Netflix's Enola Holmes, and that delights star Helena Bonham Carter
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Over the past few years, the Friday Night Lights, Fargo, and Black Mirror star has perfected this kind of role, and his turn in I'm Thinking of Ending Things may just be Jesse Plemons' best performance yet. Here's why.
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From forgotten films led by Marvel and former Twilight stars to insane, stunt-packed foreign pictures that are well worth seeking out, these are the best parkour action movies you've never seen.
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M. Night Shyamalan is returning next year with a new feature. The filmmaker has revealed the title for his new film, which is currently ramping up production.
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It's been nearly 15 years since Sacha Baron Cohen's magnum opus Borat hit theaters in 2006, but has Cohen not only written, but shot a secret sequel to his extremely weird comedy since then. Now, there may be a title for the next Borat film. Unsurprisingly, it's absolutely insane.
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While you might not know Fumio Demura's name, you've undoubtedly seen a version of him in film. He's known as the real-life Mr. Miyagi, as The Karate Kid star Pat Morita based the iconic character on him. Here's the story behind his carrying of paper cranes.
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Of Disney's many breathtaking parks, among their most innovative and varied offerings is Disney's Animal Kingdom. This section is dedicated to animal conservation and environmental awareness. However, a proposed fantasy area, with dragons and unicorns, never came to be.
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Despite the problems that have plagued the production, Avatar 2 is moving along swimmingly, and the wait for the next Avatar fix won't be all that long. Writer-director-producer James Cameron just offered an exciting update on both Avatar 2 and Avatar 3 that should leave fans hyped.
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In this exclusive interview with Looper, writer/director Mike Gunther and writer/producer Andrew DeCesare (themselves behind-the-scenes crew member veterans of Hollywood franchises like Bad Boys and Fast & Furious) discussed the challenges involved with getting the Rogue Warfare movies completed.
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In the new Netflix original movie Enola Holmes, Henry Cavill takes on an iconic role: Detective Sherlock Holmes. Speaking with Looper in an exclusive interview, Enola Holmes director Harry Bradbeer revealed why he cast Cavill as Sherlock.
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Not all of these lies were bad — some of them ultimately made sense for writers and creators to achieve their artistic vision — but they were lies nonetheless. So let's take a look at all the times Marvel lied about the Avengers.
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