How Sylvester Stallone's Rocky Balboa Got His Name
Longtime "Rocky" fans may be interested to learn just what inspired the titular character, specifically just how Sylvester Stallone came up with the name.
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The Ending Of Priscilla Explained
Sofia Coppola's "Priscilla" tells the story of Priscilla Presley (Cailee Spaeny) living in the shadow of Elvis (Jacob Elordi). Here's the ending explained.
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Movie Lines That Actors Refused To Say
From iconic lines that replaced bad dialogue to actors who insisted on changing entire scripts, here are movie lines that actors flat-out refused to say.
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Every Universal Pictures Movie Of 2023 So Far Ranked By Box Office
As one of the biggest studios in Hollywood, there are always high expectations for Universal -- but some of their movies performed better than others in 2023.
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They Follow Cast, Director, Writer, And More Details
"They Follow" will continue the story started by the hit indie horror flick, "It Follows." Here's everything we know about the new film so far.
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Seann William Scott's Transformation From American Pie To Today
Seann William Scott put himself on the Hollywood map with his turn as Steve Stifler in 1999's "American Pie," and he's undergone quite the transformation since.
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Star Wars: Obi-Wan Cheated Against Anakin Skywalker With A Banned Lightsaber Move
Obi-Wan defeats Anakin in their climatic duel during "Revenge of the Sith," but he resorts to using a forbidden lightsaber technique to do so.
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Who Censored Roger Rabbit Was Darker & Way More Twisted Than The Disney Film
"Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" already had less than chipper undertones for an animated film, but the book that inspired it went down an even darker path.
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Mean Girls 'Sequel' Ignites Rachel McAdams Speculation: Where Is Regina George?
Rachel McAdams' absence from the "Mean Girls"-themed Walmart Black Friday commercial has led to many fan theories on why she didn't reunite with her co-stars.
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The Truth Behind Matthew Perry's Friendship With Bruce Willis
Matthew Perry and Bruce Willis enjoyed good camaraderie behind the scenes as co-stars on multiple projects. Here's a closer look at that friendship.
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Clint Eastwood's Perfect Batman Movie - And Why It Was Never Made
In WB's attempts to make a "Batman Beyond" live-action film adaptation, the studio once eyed Clint Eastwood to play a grizzled, jaded Bruce Wayne.
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Star Wars: Is Darth Nihilus The Most Powerful Sith?
Most "Star Wars" fans would say Darth Vader and Darth Sidious are the most powerful Sith, but Darth Nihilus could give them both a run for their money.
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Saw 11 - Will It Ever Happen?
"Saw X" marked a return to form for the franchise, but what are the chances of a sequel? We take a look at whether "Saw 11" will ever happen.
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Sony Refused To Let Marvel Use This Classic Villain In Spider-Man: No Way Home
Sony Pictures, which owns the movie rights to Spider-Man and associated characters, refused to let Marvel use this classic villain in "Spider-Man: No Way Home."
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Where Is Captain America? Marvel Rumor Explains Anthony Mackie's MCU Absence
Sam Wilson has been conspicuously quiet since the events of "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier," but according to a rumor, that could all be part of the plan.
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Star Wars: What Does Luke Give Leia In The Last Jedi & Why Is It So Important?
Luke passes an important memento to Leia during their last meeting in "The Last Jedi," but what is the item and why is it so important to "Star Wars" lore.
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Former Blade Movie Writer Debunks Head-Scratching Marvel Script Rumor
Michael Starrbury, a former writer on the MCU's "Blade," debunks a report claiming there were versions of the script that didn't focus on the titular character.
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The Grossest Thing About Iron Man's Armor Still Makes No Sense
It remains very hard to explain why Iron Man is able to function despite the fact there's a big, gaping hole in Tony Stark's chest where his heart should be.
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Divergent Author Reveals Her True Feelings About The Unmade Final Movie
In an interview with People, "Divergent" author Veronica Roth shared how she is ultimately fine with the film series ending with three movies instead of four.
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How Betty Boop Became A Source Of Fake News And Controversy
Betty Boop, the popular cartoon character from the 1930s, became a subject of misinformation when a 2015 PBS article made unfounded claims about her origin.
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Gears Of War Creator Endorses Zack Snyder To Direct - But Hates One Of His Films
"Gears of War" creator Cliff Bleszinski thinks Zack Snyder may be a good fit to bring the franchise to movies, even if he hates one of the director's movies.
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Intermissions Violate Killers Of The Flower Moon Screenings Says Scorsese Editor
Some theaters are including intermissions in "Killers of the Flower Moon" screenings, which violates contracts they have with the studio.
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Why Director Sofia Coppola Left The Little Mermaid Movie
Sofia Coppola had some distinct ideas for her rendition of "The Little Mermaid," but the director never got to see her vision get made. Here's why.
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Jean-Claude Van Damme Lost Fast & Furious Role Thanks To One Series Star
Martial artist and actor Jean-Claude Van Damme claims he would've had the opportunity to join the "Fast & Furious" franchise if it weren't for Vin Diesel.
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Who Plays The Most Powerful God In Zack Snyder's Justice League?
"Zack Snyder's Justice League" has made a huge dent in the world of superhero films. But one of the film's smaller characters drew a ton of praise - here's why.
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What Is The Alphabet Used In Star Wars?
The Star Wars galaxy has a prominent alphabet that appears in several movies and TV shows. Here's what you need to know about the language.
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Marvel's Avengers Had A Real-Life Falling Out With The Pentagon - Here's Why
Marvel has often worked closely with the United States Department of Defense, but during the making of 2012's "The Avengers," both sides didn't see eye-to-eye.
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