Harrison Ford And Ryan Gosling Stare Down In Blade Runner 2049 Photo
The stars of the Blade Runner sequel don't look happy in a new photo.
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Why This Epic Slow-Motion Fight Scene Was Cut From Shazam!
The Blu-ray edition of DC's Shazam! arrived with a handful of deleted scenes in tow — some of which have fans wondering why they were cut at all. Chief among those deleted Shazam! scenes is an alternate, slow-motion version of the film's final showdown at a winter carnival.
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Captain Marvel Fan Theories To Get Psyched About
Captain Marvel has a long and fascinating comics history that could factor into the character's big-screen origin story in any number of ways — and set up the next chapter in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Here's a look at some of the most intriguing fan theories from around the web.
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Sebastian Stan Talks Possible Involvement In Next Avengers Movie
During an Instagram Live interview with Variety, Bucky Barnes actor Sebastian Stan spoke about possibly being involved in another Avengers movie, teasing what he and the character have to address before a potential reunion with a version of the Earth's Mightiest Heroes squad.
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The Most Successful Brian Dennehy Movie Of All Time
On April 15, 2020, acting legend Brian Dennehy died at the age of 81, his talent agency confirming the sad news in a statement. Let's celebrate the late actor's memory by taking a look back at his most successful film of all time — plus a few other sparkling stand-outs.
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Why The Big Decision San Diego Comic-Con Just Made Is So Important
Coronavirus has come for San Diego Comic-Con. In a statement issued on Friday, April 17 to San Diego Comic-Con's website, organizers announced that this year's event — scheduled to take place from July 23 to July 26, with a preview night on July 22 — is canceled.
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The Best Pandemic And Virus Movies On Netflix Right Now
Movies about viruses have always been popular, partly because they give us the opportunity to watch as an armchair expert. Once you get past the first few well-known movies, however, you might start to flail. Where is a virus-obsessed viewer to turn next?
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The 6 Best And 6 Worst Animated Disney Movies According To Rotten Tomatoes
Disney movies have defined many a childhood. But not every Disney film is a classic, like The Little Mermaid or Bambi -- some are outright disasters. These are the best and worst Disney animated features, from the most shameless cash grabs to the internationally beloved fairy tales.
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Questions That Zombie Movies Never Answer
Contrary to your common archetypal villain, the walking dead are simple, primal, and animalistic. Still, there are all kinds of complex mysteries surrounding their abilities and tendencies that tend to get glossed over or go completely unexplored.
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Jason Statham Turned Down A Marvel Role
The head of Marvel Studios said there were talks to bring Statham into the MCU.
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The Alita: Battle Angel Cameos That Were Meant To Set Up The Sequel
Director Robert Rodriguez may have had to cut some major players out of Alita: Battle Angel to make the project work, but astute fans of the manga observed that some of those missing characters did, in fact, make small appearances in the movie. They were also meant to set up a sequel.
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Hidden Post-Apocalyptic Movie Gems On Netflix You Need To Watch
Here are some of the finest post-apocalyptic movies Netflix has to offer, whether you're in the mood for a wild dinosaur battle, a grim zombie encounter, or a romp through the desert with a shirtless Jason Momoa.
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Avengers: Infinity War Could Be Based On A Different Comic
A new report says the upcoming Avengers movie will really be based on Marvel's Infinity Gauntlet series.
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The Real Reason Hugh Jackman Turned Down A Role In Cats
While Tom Hooper's feature film adaptation of the musical Cats was a major flop, it featured one of the most dazzling casts in recent memory. But why was Hooper's past musical movie collaborator, Hugh Jackman, left out of the film?
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Actor Joe Pantoliano Reminisces About Bad Boys, The Matrix And More - Exclusive Interview
In an exclusive interview with Looper, Joe Pantoliano recalled some of his favorite memories on set and discussed how technology has changed over the course of his career. Here's what the prolific actor had to say.
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Read This Before You See Sergio
Drama, political intrigue, romance...let's face it, Netflix's film Sergio may be a self-contained spectacle all on its own. But there's still a ton of info about this story you may not know. Before you queue up this Netflix original, here's a breakdown of everything you should know about Sergio.
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Will We Ever See Quake In A Marvel Movie?
After the events of Avengers: Endgame, the Marvel Cinematic Universe is in need of some new heroes. So why not Quake, a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent with the power to control vibrations? Already a fan favorite on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., we're here to make the case for her entry into the MCU.
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What It Was Really Like To Come Back For Bad Boys For Life - Exclusive
In 2020's Bad Boys for Life, Will Smith and Martin Lawrence were back — as was Joe Pantoliano, who has appeared in all three Bad Boys films as Captain Howard. In an exclusive interview with Looper, Pantoliano revealed what it was really like to return to the Bad Boys franchise.
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The Ending Of Code 8 Explained
Netflix's Code 8 arrived and scratched that particular itch for cinema about people with powers they don't quite understand navigating a society that hates and fears them. So, what kind of launching pad does the film provide? Let's take a look at what the ending of Code 8 really means.
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The Untold Truth Of Goreng From The Platform
As the protagonist of The Platform, Goreng (Iván Massagué) is both the main character of the story, and the figure which the messages and themes revolve around. Understanding those themes starts with understanding who Goreng is and what role he's meant to play.
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Here's How You Can Watch The Code 8 Sequel
Cousins and former CW Network stars Robbie and Stephen Amell's new film Code 8 may have just dropped on Netflix, but it already has a sequel lined up on a new streaming service. The superpowered drama that has taken Netflix by storm is getting an episodic follow-up on Quibi.
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Indiana Jones' Entire Backstory Explained
We've seen him battle Nazis, discover the Ark of the Covenant, and drink from the Holy Grail, but there's still a lot about Indiana Jones you probably don't know. To that end, we present this: Indy's entire backstory, from his affair with Mata Hari to his time in fictional Hollywood.
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Did Sam Raimi Just Confirm He's Directing Doctor Strange 2?
When it was reported in February 2020 that Sam Raimi was in talks to direct Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, a wave of excitement rippled through the Marvel fandom. That wave may become a tsunami, as Raimi appears to have offhandedly confirmed that he's got the job.
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The Real Reason This Last Jedi Scene Didn't Make It Into The Movie
There's a reason one moment in Star Wars: The Last Jedi hit the cutting room floor. Director Rian Johnson took to Twitter to address one of the film's more ridiculous scenes, which didn't make the final cut of the film. Here's why fans are still discussing this silly scene today.
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The Movie Role Dwayne Johnson Lost To Tom Cruise
In spite of his boundless charm, undeniable star power, and box office track record, it seems Dwayne Johnson is a lot like most actors in one specific regard: he doesn't always land every movie role he really wants. There was one big gig that he actually lost to Tom Cruise.
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Obi-Wan Kenobi's Entire Backstory Explained
Obi-Wan Kenobi looms large in the Star Wars universe. He trains two of the most powerful Force users to ever exist, commands clone armies, and alters the path of the Force itself. From his triumphs to his tragedies, this is the story of Obi-Wan.
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Whatever Happened To Noah Ringer From The Last Airbender?
While M. Night Shyamalan's Avatar: The Last Airbender was an epic flop, many of the young stars filling out the cast actually survived the ignominy and went on to have successful careers. The one exception seems to be Aang actor Noah Ringer, who keeps a low profile around Hollywood these days.
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