Why Eric Bana's Nero Is The Most Dangerous Villain In Star Trek History
"Star Trek" has seen a good number of villains through the years, but Nero (Eric Bana) did enough damage to be considered arguably the franchise's most deadly.
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Barbie: The Funny Reason Why An Emma Mackey & Margot Robbie Scene Was Cut
The "Barbie" movie originally had a joke about how much co-stars Margot Robbie and Emma Mackey look alike, but it ended up on the cutting room floor.
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Star Wars' Favorite Fan Cast May Be One Skywalker's Only Hope
"Star Wars" has shied away from properly recasting Luke Skywalker, but it's still not too late. In fact, now might finally be the time for a popular fancast.
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Star Trek: Picard Season 4 - Could The Patrick Stewart Series Return?
"Star Trek: Picard" came to an end with the Season 3 finale, but could Patrick Stewart's iconic Starfleet officer return for more adventures?
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Oppenheimer: Emily Blunt Had A Real Life Devil Wears Prada Moment On Set With Nolan
Emily Blunt had to adjust to director Christopher Nolan's strict style of shooting when she worked on "Oppenheimer" - including when it came to footwear.
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Gran Turismo Release Date, Cast, Trailer, Plot And More Details
The upcoming movie based on the long-running PlayStation racing game series will be based on a true story. Here's everything we know so far.
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Twilight: Why Do The Cullens' Eyes Change Color?
At different points in Stephenie Meyer's "Twilight," the Cullens' eyes change color, providing audiences with a visual cue to illustrate a vampiric plot point.
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Haunted Mansion: Is There A Post-Credits Scene & Do Ghosts Follow You Home?
People may wonder about a "Haunted Mansion" post-credits scene and whether it adapts the ride of sending ghosts home with you.
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How Deadliest Catch Cast Members Conjure Up Cameos In Disney's Haunted Mansion
"Disney's Haunted Mansion" involves a running joke invoking reality television's long-running hit "Deadliest Catch," leading to some unexpected cameos.
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Disney's Haunted Mansion's Most Surprising Character Transformation Explained
One of the more interesting casting choices in Disney's "Haunted Mansion" is Jared Leto as the Hatbox Ghost. Here's what he brings to the film.
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Oppenheimer's Practical Explosion Fizzles Against David Lynch's CGI Trinity Test
Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer" may not feature any CGI but some David Lynch fans aren't impressed with the biopic's Trinity Test sequence.
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Oppenheimer's Grandson Identifies The One Controversial Scene He'd Change
Although the real-life grandson of the titular "Oppenheimer" liked Christopher Nolan's take overall, there is one scene he would have changed.
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The Untold Truth Of Star Wars Legend Carrie Fisher
As well as "Star Wars," Carrie Fisher was known for her warmth, charm, and brilliant mind. We take a look at the untold truth of the iconic late actor.
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Galaxy Quest's Plot Was Sequel-Proof, & The TV Revival Will Just Be An Orville Clone
Galaxy Quest was a perfect film, but its premise won't translate to a continuation that isn't just The Orville's lesser sibling.
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Labyrinth: David Bowie's 'Perv Pants' Are More Important Than You Likely Thought
In 1986's "Labyrinth," David Bowie wears pants so tight, they leave little to the imagination. Conceptual artist Brian Froud explained why this was intentional.
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The Ending Of Radio Flyer Explained
With one of the early 1990s' most divisive endings, "Radio Flyer" certainly has some explaining to do.
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Smallville Star Defends Christopher Reeve's Superman Cameo In The Flash
Recently on social media, a "Smallville" star has come out to defend the Christopher Reeve Superman cameo featured in "The Flash."
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A Haunting In Venice: Who Does Tina Fey Play & What Do We Know From The Books?
"A Haunting in Venice" boasts a star-studded cast. One of film's most important characters is played by none other than comedy icon Tina Fey.
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The Untold Truth Of Insomnia (2002)
Christopher Nolan's 2002 film "Insomnia" is an irresistible thriller. We're here to break down everything you don't know about it.
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Who Plays Peggy Carter In The MCU & Which Star Trek Actress Was Rumored For The Part?
Hayley Atwell has played Peggy Carter in several MCU projects. However, it was once rumored that an eventual Star Trek actor was in consideration to play her.
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The Compliance Movie's True Story Is Even Worse Than What Happened On-Screen
"The Compliance" was a harrowing 2012 thriller directed by Craig Zobel. The film is based on a true story that is even more disturbing than the movie.
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Legend Of The White Dragon: New Trailer Showcases Jason David Frank's Final Movie
"Legend of the White Dragon," starring Jason David Frank, features the prophecy of a duel between two dragons harnessing power from a shared Dragon Crystal.
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X-Men Biology: Wolverine's Bone Claws Explained
The backstory behind Wolverine's claws, which are usually depicted as "bone claws," has changed multiple times in his five decades as an "X-Men" character.
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Five Nights At Freddy's: Blumhouse Horror Film Lands An Unexpected Rating
The long-awaited "Five Nights at Freddy's" movie finally receives its rating, and not every fan of the horror-fueled video game franchise is happy about it.
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The One Hollywood Star Alec Baldwin Won't Share The Screen With
Due to an unpleasant experience on the set of a play, Alec Baldwin might not ever work again with Shia LaBeouf, especially with their feud still unresolved.
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Oppenheimer Fans Need To Watch This Hayao Miyazaki Film Next
Fans of "Oppenheimer" need to check out this 2013 Hayao Miyazaki film that deals with similar themes of science, innovation, war, and regret.
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Zoe Saldana Loved Pirates Of The Caribbean But Would Never Go Back - Here's Why
Zoe Saldana loves "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl." However, she would never want to go back to the franchise. Here's why.
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