Why Is Sound Of Freedom Rated PG-13?
Parents who want to take their children to "Sound of Freedom" should know that the action-drama is rated PG-13 and features mature subject matter.
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How Old Is Wolverine: Logan's Complicated Age Explained
Wolverine is one of the most iconic Marvel characters out there. However, his age has always been a longstanding and confusing aspect of his story.
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What The Oppenheimer Cast Should Really Look Like
Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer" is earning accolades for historical accuracy -- but does that extend to the cast looking like their real-life counterparts?
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What The Happy Gilmore Cast Looks Like Today
With Adam Sandler's early hit Happy Gilmore launching in theaters way back in 1996, it might surprise you to learn just what the cast looks like today.
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Guardians Of The Galaxy 3 End Credits Explained: How It Shapes The MCU's Future
The end-credits scene of "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3" hints at the future, and the new team may be the strongest the Guardians have ever been in the MCU.
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Oppenheimer: What Happened To The Physicist After The Manhattan Project?
The subject of Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer" led a team to develop the first atomic bomb, but his life after WWII was dedicated to nuclear disarmament.
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The Batman: What Made It The Most Complained About 2022 Film In The UK
"The Batman" was one of 2022's most highly-anticipated films. However, there was some controversy surrounding its release in the United Kingdom.
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Will Smith's Top Film On Rotten Tomatoes Is A Netflix Movie He Isn't Even In
Will Smith's highest-rated film by critic score on Rotten Tomatoes isn't even one he appears in.
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Star Wars: John Boyega Confirms If He Is Finally Open To Playing Finn Again
It wasn't exactly easy for John Boyega to be a part of the "Star Wars" franchise and longtime fans may be wondering if he'll ever return as Finn.
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Oppenheimer: The Nitty Gritty Details On How Nolan Recreated An Atomic Bomb Explosion
"Oppenheimer" director Christopher Nolan and his creative team went to great lengths to recreate and atomic bomb explosion. Here's how they did it with no CGI.
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Why Is Snow White Named Snow White: The Heated Online Debate Answered
There is much debate surrounding why Snow White is named Snow White. Here's a look at the truth behind the iconic fairy tale story.
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Oppenheimer: How Accurate Is The Movie? What The Book Can Tell Us
"Oppenheimer," based on a 2005 biography, has hit the theaters and movie goers may be wondering how historically accurate the Christopher Nolan film is.
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Barbenheimer Opening Weekend Is Set To Make Box Office History On Multiple Fronts
"Barbenheimer" is bringing fans to the theaters in droves, with the double feature set to make history and break several records.
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Barbie's Wild Nods To The Matrix Movies Explained
Greta Gerwig's "Barbie" boasts some surprising parallels to the Wachowskis' sci-fi classic "The Matrix," and we're here to break them all down.
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Actors Who Were Injured Filming Christopher Nolan Movies
Christopher Nolan's movies include larger-than-life setpieces and stunts - and sometimes, that comes at a cost, and performers end up injured during filming.
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SpongeBob: Why Only Some Fans Get Sponge Out Of Water's Beard Joke
"SpongeBob: Sponge Out of Water" contains a beard joke only fans of ZZ Top may have recognized.
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Does Barbie's Real-Life Inspiration Make A Cameo In The Movie?
"Barbie" fans may be wondering if the scene featuring Barbie's interaction with a stranger on a bench features a cameo with the toy's real-life inspiration.
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Why Is There So Much Sex In Oppenheimer?
"Oppenheimer" doesn't hold back on the sex, but those scenes are critical to understanding the man behind the atomic bomb.
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Bruce Willis' Assassin: Here's Where You Can Stream The Star's Final Film
Bruce Willis' final film, "Assassin," is available to stream. Here's where you can watch the 2023 film.
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Whatever Happened To Ali MacGraw?
Ali MacGraw was once one of the biggest stars in Hollywood, but her time in the spotlight didn't last long. Here's what she's been up to since.
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Who Directed Jaws 2 And Why Did Steven Spielberg Refuse?
After 1975's "Jaws," Steven Spielberg passed on the sequel, "Jaws 2," for multiple reasons, thus handing off the project to another director.
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New Watchmen Movie Announced For 2024 - But This Time, It's Animated
Following the premiere of "Justice League: Warworld," DC has announced that Alan Moore's iconic "Watchmen" series will be getting the animated treatment.
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The Most Heartwrenching Villain Backstories In MCU History
The Marvel Cinematic Universe has remedied its villain problem by giving their antagonists heartbreaking backstories that pack a punch. Here are the best ones.
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Mission: Impossible 7 Fans Echo Snyder Cut Campaign With Four-Hour Cut Demand
"Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One" is already a blockbuster of gargantuan proportions, but fans are still clamoring for an extended cut.
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Clueless: Is Cher's House Real?
Here's a look at whether you can actually visit Cher's house from "Clueless."
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Project K: First Indian Film At SDCC Drops An Epic Trailer
India's mysterious sci-fi epic "Project K," which debuted its first teaser trailer at San Diego Comic-Con, is now officially titled "Kalki 2898 AD."
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The Steamy Dark Comedy You Should Probably Stream Alone On Max
"Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down!" stars Antonio Banderas in one of his first major roles, and its plot make it one of those films you'll want to stream by yourself.
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