The Untold Truth Of The Punisher
From his creation and strange evolution on the page to his conflicts with the real world, here's the untold truth behind the Punisher.
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Live-Action Rapunzel - Will It Ever Happen?
With so much box office success, it comes as no surprise that Disney is busy planning as many live-action remakes as possible, including Rapunzel.
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The Actor Who Played The Joker In Birds Of Prey Has Been Revealed
Will the real Mr. J please stand up? After the brief, fuzzy appearance by the Joker in a flashback scene in Birds of Prey, fans were left wondering just who it was filling the iconic villain's clown shoes. Now, we know: it was California musician Johnny Goth, standing in for Jared Leto.
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What It's Really Like To Work With Guy Ritchie - Exclusive
Gemma Jackson has been Ritchie's go-to production designer since collaborating with him on 2017's King Arthur. She took some time to chat with Looper about what it's like to work with such an eclectic filmmaker on movies like Aladdin and The Gentlemen.
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Movies That Deserve A Modern-Day Remake
Remakes are common, and sometimes the right material can produce one that lives up to or even surpasses the original. Sometimes a filmmaker simply wants to pay tribute to an old favorite, sometimes a producer sees an opportunity to say something new, and sometimes a cool idea just refuses to die.
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Sony's 'Wonderful' Plan To Take Spider-Man Out Of The MCU
When his acting days are done, Tom Holland may want to consider becoming a diplomat. While making the promotional rounds for the upcoming movie Onward, the Spider-Man actor discussed Sony Pictures' plans for the wall-crawler had the studio been unable to reach an agreement with Marvel Studios.
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Stunt Doubles Who Look Nothing Like The Actors
In the age of on-set photos and pause buttons, it's much easier to tell when it's the stunt double taking the punches.
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Every Marvel Superhero You Can Expect To See In Black Widow
Quite a few familiar faces may accompany Natasha Romanoff's return to the silver screen after her unexpected demise in Avengers: Endgame. Without further ado, let's break down some of those well-known characters and consider who we might expect to see in Black Widow's long-awaited MCU adventure.
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Justice League Costume Designer Shares Alternate Aquaman Look
The DCEU's Arthur Curry almost looked a heck of a lot more like the version from the comics. Justice League costume designer Michael Wilkinson's original design for Aquaman (Jason Momoa) in the 2017 team-up film has leaked online, and it has fans of DC comics freaking out.
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Upcoming Adam Sandler Movies You Need To Know About
After earning raves for his dramatic turn in Uncut Gems, one might think Adam Sandler apt to dive back into indie underworld and break bad in another harrowing, critically-acclaimed drama. That's not really Sandler's M.O., though.
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Professor McGonagall's Entire Backstory Explained
Played by the indomitable Dame Maggie Smith in the films, McGonagall is a seriously powerful and intelligent witch, but there's a lot you still might not know about Minerva. Here's everything you need to know about Professor McGonagall's entire backstory.
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How Apple's Weird iPhone Rule Spoils Rian Johnson's Last Movie
Turns out that Knives Out's big twist was hiding in plain sight all along. During a recent installment of Vanity Fair's YouTube series Notes on a Scene, Rian Johnson revealed a surprising yet key revelation. Here's how tech giant Apple's weird iPhone rule might have completely spoiled Knives Out.
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How Phoebe Waller-Bridge Changed The No Time To Die Script
It was announced in 2019 that Phoebe Waller-Bridge, the award-winning star, writer, and creator of Amazon's acclaimed series Fleabag, would join the James Bond universe for Daniel Craig's final 007 outing, No Time to Die. Here's how she adjusted the script for an entirely new Bond experience.
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The End Of The Invisible Man Explained
The ending of The Invisible Man doesn't unfold exactly how you expect, but ironically enough, that's to be expected from Leigh Whannell's twisty horror-thriller. The Invisible Man's ending isn't a straightforward one, but it's the right one for the movie. Here's how it goes down.
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How Long Is Onward?
While we don't yet have all the details about what sort of magic Tom Holland and Chris Pratt's enchanted brothers will ultimately encounter in the course of Pixar's mystical quest, we do have a much clearer idea about how long that quest will last.
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The Matrix 4 Shoot Caused Property Damage
The Matrix 4 has only been filming for a few weeks, but it's already proving to be an explosive new chapter in the science fiction action saga. This past weekend's takes, which involved a number of controlled explosions, were enough to knock — or melt — your socks off.
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Small Details You Missed In The Candyman Reboot Trailer
With his hook for hand, he's coming to scare the pants off of a new generation of moviegoers. The trailer for producer Jordan Peele's Candyman, a "spiritual sequel" to eh 1992 horror classic of the same name, has finally been released online, and it promises plenty of cerebral thrills.
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How Wesley Snipes Got Ripped To Become Blade
Wesley Snipes is a lifelong gym rat and martial artist who was fairly close to where he needed to be before being cast as the Daywalker. Still, he put in work to look superhuman on the silver screen. Here's how Snipes got ripped for Blade.
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Things Only Adults Notice In Alita: Battle Angel
A lot happens in this anime and manga adaptation, and much of it will sail right over the heads of younger people in the audience. Here are things only adults noticed in Alita: Battle Angel.
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What Bob Iger's Departure Means For The Future Of Disney
On February 25, 2020, it was announced that Bob Iger — after a stellar 15-year run as CEO of The Walt Disney Company — was stepping down. Here's how Iger helped transform Disney from a relatively bit player into a media juggernaut, and what the future of the Mouse House will look like without him.
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The Untold Truth Of Disney's New CEO Bob Chapek
Disney CEO Bob Iger is stepping down to be replaced by Bob Chapek. Just who is Chapek, and what can we expect from his leadership of Disney?
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Every Sam Raimi Movie Ranked Worst To Best
Sam Raimi is a passionate, wildly inventive filmmaker possessed of a singular artistic vision. Here's our ranking of every one of his movies from worst to best.
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Does The Invisible Man Have A Post-Credits Scene?
Elisabeth Moss is about to hit the big screen in Universal's The Invisible Man, a very loose, updated adaptation of the 1897 H.G. Wells novel of the same name. As with any adapted franchise these days, audiences are curious whether or not they should expect a little bonus after the film proper.
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The Worst Things Princess Leia Has Ever Done
Princess Leia mostly did good deeds, but there are a few questionable decisions in her past. While most of the choices she made were for the greater good, here are the worst things Leia has ever done — outside of calling Han Solo a "stuck-up, half-witted, scruffy-looking nerf herder," of course.
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The Real Reason Steven Spielberg Isn't Directing Indiana Jones 5
Hold on to your fedoras, because storm clouds are brewing over the long-delayed production of Indiana Jones 5. The current calamity comes with reports that Steven Spielberg has left the director's chair. Having helmed every previous entry, what's caused the legendary filmmaker to step back now?
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The Surprising Reason Why Every Prop In The Hobbit Was Handmade - Exclusive
Something that's always drawn audiences to the Hobbit movies is the lush setting of Middle-earth, Tolkien's fictional world teeming with fantastical creatures and eye-catching landscapes. Filling Middle-earth and beyond in the Hobbit movies were thousands of props, all of which were handmade.
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Masaaki Yuasa Projects Ranked Worst To Best
Yuasa's served as a director for over a dozen projects, with varying degrees of creative control past that. But in considering all those years of work, there are bound to be some misfires among the masterpieces; with that in mind, here are Masaaki Yuasa-directed projects ranked worst to best.
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