Russell Crowe's Controversial 2014 Movie Is Getting A Second Life On Netflix
Viewers on Netflix are checking out Russell Crowe's controversial 2014 film "Noah," which drew the ire of many for its depiction of the Biblical figure's life.
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Actors That Have Major Regrets About Their Career
Everyone has regrets in life, but some high-profile actors have much deeper remorse about certain moments in their careers that may surprise you.
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Notorious Box Office Bombs That Are Actually Worth Watching
Movies like "Speed Racer," "Popeye," and "Cleopatra" are notorious box office bombs, but are these huge money-wasters actually worth watching?
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Star Wars: A Revenge Of The Sith Mistake Has Reddit Going Wild
Anakin and Obi-Wan's lightsaber duel in "Revenge of the Sith" is intense, but it also features one of the funnier filmmaking mistakes in the franchise.
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Dune's Creepiest Creature Almost Looked Even More Terrifying
Vladimir Harkonnen's giant spider with human hands at the ends of its legs is already nightmare fuel, but early "Dune" concept art shows even scarier versions.
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Dune Has A Star Wars Diss You May Have Missed
"Dune" author Frank Herbert was aware many people compared his work to Star Wars, so he included a cheeky reference to franchise in one of his books.
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Wardrobe Malfunctions That Ended Up In The Movie
These wardrobe malfunctions, continuity flubs, and anachronisms skated past a hundred sets of eyes and somehow ended up in the movie.
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Marvel Theory Predicts Deadpool Will Solve The MCU's Avengers 5 Villain Problem
One Redditor has a theory that Deadpool will solve the Marvel Cinematic Universe's "Avengers 5" villain problem following the removal of its subtitle.
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Does Captain America Do Kaiju Poops? One Ridiculous Marvel Theory Says Yes
Most Marvel fans debate whether one superhero can beat another in a fight, but this theory focuses instead on how much Captain America poops.
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Comedy Box Office Bombs That Are Actually Worth Watching
Just because a movie fails to take off at the box office doesn't necessarily mean that it's not worth your time, as the following comedy films prove.
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The Crow Wears Makeup For A Tragic Reason
The Crow's iconic black stripes across his face are seen again on Bill Skarsgård in the 2024 remake of "The Crow." Here's why the character wears the look.
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Secret Wars Won't End Marvel's Cinematic Multiverse For One Key Reason (Report)
"Avengers: Secret Wars" won't end the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Multiverse for one key reason. Here's what things could look like after the Multiverse Saga.
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Superman's New Movie Costume May Rip From A Controversial Look - With 3 Rumored Changes
The latest intel from a leading Hollywood scooper suggests David Corenswet's Superman might rock a rather interesting yet divisive costume on the big screen.
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The Real Reason Vinnie Jones Won't Return As Marvel's Juggernaut In Deadpool 3
Speaking to Yahoo UK, Juggernaut actor Vinnie Jones went into detail about why he couldn't reprise his supervillain role in "Deadpool & Wolverine."
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Damsel Review: A Deeply Flawed Feminist Fairy Tale
Netflix's "Damsel" seems like it should be a lot of fun, but it misses the mark on so many levels that it's difficult to count them all.
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Is Wolverine's Daughter In Deadpool 3? Everything We Know So Far
After Dafne Keen's X-23 was a breakout star in "Logan," X-Men fans want to know if the character returns in "Deadpool & Wolverine." Here's what we know.
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Zack Snyder Confirms Batman V Superman Was Almost Rated R For A Bizarre Reason
"Batman v Superman" director Zack Snyder confirms the truly weird reason that his controversial superhero slugfest had to fight to win a PG-13 rating.
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How Dune 2 Shot Those Mind-Blowing Arena Scenes On Giedi Prime
The scenes on Giedi Prime in "Dune: Part Two" shifted to a mind-blowing black and white palette that helped cement tone. Here's how those parts were shot.
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From Nickelodeon To Dune Part 2: Inside Austin Butler's Career
Austin Butler is well-known for "Elvis" and "Dune: Part Two," but how did he go from Nickelodeon and Disney kid to one of Hollywood's brightest talents?
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The Real Reason You'll Never See Dune 2's Deleted Scenes
"Dune" director Denis Villeneuve explained that once he cuts scenes from a film, he refuses to go back and "create a Frankenstein" of deleted scenes.
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Marvel Theory Claims Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man Killed The MCU With One Move
According to several fan theories online, Andrew Garfield's actions in 2021's "Spider-Man: No Way Home" may have disrupted an important canon event.
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Patrick Stewart Avoided Tom Hardy On The Star Trek: Nemesis Set For A Good Reason
Patrick Stewart and Tom Hardy didn't interact much on the set of "Star Trek: Nemesis." As it turns out, Stewart has a reason for this behavior.
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Zendaya: From Childhood To Dune
Zendaya has come a long way since her Disney Channel days, and she doesn't appear to be slowing down. Here's a look at her career from childhood to Dune.
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The Netflix Sci-Fi Sequel Blowing Up The Charts Right Now
"Code 8: Part II," which stars, and is co-produced by Stephen and Robbie Amell, has been a huge hit since debuting on Netflix late in February.
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A Dune Fan Had A Dying Wish - What Director Denis Villeneuve Did Will Make You Cry
A dying man got to see "Dune: Part Two" before everyone else did, and it was all thanks to the efforts of his care worker and director Denis Vileneuve's team.
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Timothee Chalamet Is Perfectly Cast As Regulus Black In Harry Potter Fan Art
Check out the fan art from an Instagram user who depicted Timothée Chalamet if he theoretically got to play obscure "Harry Potter" character Regulus Black.
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The Dune Movies But Without Special Effects
Denis Villeneuve's "Dune" movies are full of computer-generated and visual effects. But what does the action look like without the added graphics?
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