Christopher Nolan Received A Harsh Tenet Review From His Peloton Instructor
Christopher Nolan's "Tenet" wasn't as well-received as some of his other films, with even the director's Peloton instructor bashing the movie during a class.
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The Marvel Movie That Made Chris Evans Break Down In Tears More Than Once
Among the many movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, there's one that made Captain America actor Chris Evans break down in tears more than once.
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James Bond Theory: Why 007 Orders His Martinis 'Shaken, Not Stirred'
James Bond fans know that 007 loves to order his martinis "shaken, not stirred," but why is that? One theory provides an explanation for Bond's drink order.
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Golden Globes Host Jo Koy Addresses Negative Reviews & Controversial Jokes
Jo Koy's material while hosting the Golden Globes received its fair share of criticism. The comedian and actor has now reflected on the experience.
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Joe Manganiello May Have Just Teased His Deathstroke Return In James Gunn's DCU
Joe Manganiello may have just given longtime DC fans some slight hope by posting an adorable and fun Deathstroke-related image on social media.
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Lily Gladstone's Historic Golden Globe Speech Sends Searches For Blackfeet Language Skyrocketing
At the 81st annual Golden Globes, Lily Gladstone made history by becoming the first Indigenous actor to win a best actress award and speak in Blackfeet.
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The 5 Slytherin Traits You Need Even If You Belong To Another Hogwarts House
Throughout the "Harry Potter" series, Slytherin is considered the "evil" House. But there are five Slytherin traits you need even if you belong to another one.
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Josh Hutcherson Reveals Whether Five Nights At Freddy's 2 Is Happening
"Five Nights at Freddy's" star Josh Hutcherson provides an update on a possible sequel to the horror hit, expressing his excitement for another installment.
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Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire's 'Baby Kong' Has A Name (With A Secret Meaning)
The name of the young, orange ape in "Godzilla x Kong" has been revealed, and its "secret" meaning may tell us more about the kaiju-sized sequel.
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Marvel Created A CGI Robert Downey Jr. For Key Iron Man Scene (But You Didn't Notice)
Due to an ankle injury, the founding face of the MCU was not available to shoot what became one of Tony Stark's most memorable moments.
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Why You Don't See Regina George's Actress Rachel McAdams In Movies Much Anymore
"Mean Girls" made her a star, but since then Rachel McAdams has been a bit more selective with her roles. We take a look at the reasons why.
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Verizon's 'Dramatic Dad' Commercial Has A Marvel Connection Only MCU Fans Caught
Hint: She appears in flashbacks as the child version of a character who's barely in "Ant-Man & The Wasp: Quantumania."
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Why Saltburn's Infamous Bathtub Scene Left Jacob Elordi 'Really Excited'
The star also known for "Euphoria" and "The Kissing Booth" series has zero regrets about one of 2023's least sanitary moments in film.
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Hannah Waddingham Has No Time For Tom Cruise Critics After Mission: Impossible 8
Hannah Waddingham has opened up about her time filming "Mission: Impossible 8," and it sounds like she walked away as a major Tom Cruise fan.
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Twilight's Taylor Lautner Reacts To 'Where The Hell Have You Been, Loca?' Memes
Taylor Lautner has a humorous reaction to his infamous "Where the hell have you been, Loca?" line from "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" becoming a meme.
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Godzilla Minus One Sequel - Will It Ever Happen?
"Godzilla Minus One" took the box office by storm, but what are the chances of it getting a sequel? We take a look at if it will ever happen.
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Constantine Almost Led To A Swamp Thing Movie - But Keanu Reeves Couldn't Be In It
"Constantine" nearly led to a "Swamp Thing" film featuring Keanu Reeves, but the project never came to fruition. Here's why that film never ended up happening.
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Robert Downey Jr.'s Golden Globe Should Have Gone To Someone Else - Here's Why
Although Robert Downey Jr.'s performance in "Oppenheimer" was powerful, someone else in the best supporting actor race may have deserved the Golden Globe.
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Taylor Swift's Reaction To Jo Koy's Golden Globes Cringe Monologue Says It All
Jo Koy's Golden Globe monologue has the internet buzzing, especially after he made some rather uninspired jokes at Taylor Swift's expense.
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Why 'Everyone' Hates Twilight - Is It Justified?
Once upon a time, "Twilight" was one of the most popular and divisive franchises around. Simply put, the hate the series received was astronomical.
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Star Wars' New Energy Sword May Be More Powerful Than A Lightsaber
The lightsaber is known for its immense power, making it an iconic weapon in the Star Wars franchise. But another energy sword could be even mightier.
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Gladiator: 5 Historical Inaccuracies That Make The Movie Better
While Ridley Scott's "Napoleon" was criticized for veering from historical fact, the director's "Gladiator" actually benefits from its inaccuracies.
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The Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes Sequel - Will It Ever Happen?
"The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes" proved that "The Hunger Games" franchise still has audience appeal -- but where will it go from here?
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Are Harry Potter's Grandparents Dead Or Alive? Here's What Really Happened To Them
Most fans may be aware that Harry Potter's parents, James and Lily, are dead. But what really happened to his grandparents on both sides of the family?
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Jon Hamm Transforms Into X-Men Villain Mister Sinister In Cool Fan Art
Even though his turn as Mister Sinister in "The New Mutants" never happened, a Marvel fan shows us what Jon Hamm might have looked like as the X-Men villain.
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How William Shatner Ruined Star Trek V: The Final Frontier, According To One Producer
Producer Harve Bennett stated in 1993 that the fifth "Star Trek" film did not work, because William Shatner, who directed, insisted on its faulty premise.
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Why The Tin Man From The Wizard Of Oz Was Originally So Disturbing
When it comes to total horror, flying monkeys don't hold a candle to the Cronenbergian nightmare fuel that is L. Frank Baum's original version of the Tin Man.
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