Things Only Adults Notice In How To Train Your Dragon
The How to Train Your Dragon franchise is a treat for all ages. But it’s also filled with strange anachronisms, hidden themes, and plot developments that only adults notice.
Read MoreThe How to Train Your Dragon franchise is a treat for all ages. But it’s also filled with strange anachronisms, hidden themes, and plot developments that only adults notice.
Read MoreGreat Scott! How did it take us so long to spot this sly little wink to Back to the Future Part II in Avengers: Endgame? Dozens of fan-service treats have been discovered by the MCU faithful, but there was a fairly glaring nod to the 1989 classic hidden in plain site this whole time.
Read MoreThe latest chapter in Disney's chilliest saga is warming the hearts of critics. Reviews are rolling in for Frozen 2, the highly-anticipated sequel to the Mouse House's 2013 instant classic Frozen, and the news is good, with the flick being hailed as a worthy addition to the Disney library.
Read MoreThe climactic final battle with Thanos in Avengers: Endgame is one of the most monumental and ambitious scenes ever put to film. According to visual effects artist Matt Aitken, the Dark Elves — who last appeared in Thor: The Dark World — almost made an appearance during that final melee.
Read MoreAlongside the wealth of mega-blockbusters and beloved animated staples, Disney+ boasts hundreds of shows and films. These include a number of films you may have loved as a child — especially if you grew up in the '80s and '90s — as well as a host of undiscovered gems you likely haven't seen yet.
Read MoreThe Little Mermaid finally has its leading man lined up. After months of speculation, Rob Marshall's live-action remake has found its Prince Eric: British-born actor Jonah Hauer-King. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the casting decision came down to Hauer-King and Krypton's Cameron Cuffe.
Read MoreThe cat's out of the bag about why Black Panther had such a brief fight sequence in Avengers: Endgame. The hero was one of a countless number that needed to be featured, and they all bore the task of driving the final fight toward that climactic confrontation between Thanos and Iron Man.
Read MoreSonic has embraced his plushy roots in the newest trailer for the upcoming live-action film Sonic the Hedgehog. With the old trailer scrubbed from the web, the version featuring the newly re-designed Sonic has taken its place, and with it has sprung up a brand new debate about Sonic's design.
Read MorePart comic book archive, part video streaming service, part community forum, the biggest draw of DC Universe just might be its deep archive of movies and TV series. There are enough streaming options to potentially paralyze you a little bit if you're not exactly sure what you're looking for.
Read MoreJust as each actor leaves his mark, the Joker leaves his mark on them. As fun as the character can be, it's proven challenging for many, including forcing them to face physical and mental dangers. Let's take a look at why this is such a dangerous role to play.
Read MoreAvengers: Endgame tugged on our heartstrings plenty — but a deleted scene would have straight-up yanked on them. The scene in question, recently made available on Disney+, depicts Tony Stark (Robert Downey, Jr.) visiting an ethereal afterlife immediately after his universe-saving snap.
Read MoreThe film version of The Shining diverges heavily from Stephen King's novel -- so how does Doctor Sleep, adapted from King's sequel story, bridge the gaps between these books and movies? Here's a look at the biggest differences.
Read MorePrincipal photography on Marvel's Eternals has begun in Spain, and with filming comes paparazzi, especially since such a high-profile tabloid personality like Angelina Jolie is involved. Set photos reveal the first look at Jolie in character as the Eternal named Thena.
Read MoreThe Terminator has spawned an entire entertainment franchise, one that includes films, TV series, and (now-defunct) amusement park attractions. But, as with any franchise out there, not all installments are created equal. Here's how the films and shows stack up, from worst to best.
Read MoreAs a franchise, Scooby-Doo has had a number of iterations over the years. The famous scaredy-dog and his human pals are getting their biggest makeover yet in the upcoming computer-animated film, Scoob! — and it reveals how Scooby-Doo really got his name.
Read MoreMarty and Marvel are still fighting. Legendary director Martin Scorsese, whose new film The Irishman is winning critical raves, infamously had a few choice words about the artistic merit of Marvel's cinematic universe back in November. Now, Marvel head honcho Kevin Feige has weighed in.
Read MoreDisney is making some much-needed changes to some of its most outdated material. According to CNBC, in advance of the launch of Disney+, the entertainment giant is scrubbing some specific films and scenes from its collection in an effort to excise some material that might not play well in 2019.
Read MoreFrom the '70s until now, the Muppets have been a cultural touchstone for so many, and there's never a bad time to appreciate the ways in which they have continued to impress and engage an adult audience despite their appearance as children's fare.
Read MoreIt's been five years since Frozen first snowed over theaters, but the sequel is finally almost here. In a recent interview, co-directors Jennifer Lee and Chris Buck, along with producer Peter Del Vecho, explained that making Frozen II was "arguably more challenging" than the original.
Read MoreThe current cut of Wonder Woman 1984 might be anything but wonderful. The website Cosmic Book News is reporting that one of its sources caught a test screening of the film, and that as it stands, it's shaping up to be a complete disaster. If the report is accurate, it'll be no simple fix.
Read MoreThe Doctor is in... trouble. The Stephen King adaptation Doctor Sleep, which functions as a direct sequel to Stanley Kubrick's classic The Shining, tanked at the box office over the Veteran's Day weekend. The only thing resembling a silver lining: it wasn't alone.
Read MoreHas the plot of the next DC movie been... emancipated? Reddit user Slade_Wilson recently took to the subreddit r/DCEUleaks to post a blow-by-blow account of the entire plot of Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn), along with detailed character descriptions.
Read MoreIt turns out that becoming an instant icon isn't always the greatest thing for a child's psyche. Emma Watson, who was cast as Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter film series at the age of nine, recently opened up to British Vogue about her struggle with guilt over having landed the plum role.
Read MoreApparently, no one hero should have too much power. Even though Avengers: Endgame was released months ago, fans still have questions about the short but intense fight between Captain Marvel (Brie Larson), one of the MCU's mightiest heroes, and Thanos (Josh Brolin), one of its mightiest villains.
Read MoreJames Dean will star in his fourth film, 64 years after his passing... a CGI version of him, that is. "A realistic version of James Dean" will be inserted into the role of Rogan, a secondary leading part in the upcoming action-drama Finding Jack, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Read MoreThe heir apparent to the legacy of Princess Leia didn't always want to carry on her story. Billie Lourd, the late Carrie Fisher's daughter, recently penned a touching essay for TIME Magazine about her mother's enduring legacy as Princess Leia. In it, Lourd made a candid confession about Leia.
Read MoreFrozen warmed enough hearts that critics and young audiences alike just couldn't seem to let it go. Luckily for Disney, it looks likes critics are mostly feeling the same way about the film's upcoming sequel, Frozen II. Here's a round-up of the first reactions for the new Frozen film.
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