Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World Stopped Michael Cera From Giving Up On Acting
If Michael Cera wasn't already signed on for Edgar Wright's "Scott Pilgrim vs. The World," chances are that the actor would have left Hollywood behind.
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Mission: Impossible's Henry Czerny Had Real CIA Prep For His Role As Kittridge
To get ready for his role as IMF Director Eugene Kittridge in the first "Mission: Impossible" movie, Henry Czerny went to the real CIA for advice.
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Who Is Rey In Star Wars: The Controversies Around Her Divisive Lineage Explained
Rey Skywalker's lineage in the "Star Wars" films has been a huge point of contention among fans, leaving few people satisfied at the end of "Rise of Skywalker."
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Deadpool 3 May Kill Wolverine But It Won't Be As Gross As His Worst Marvel Death
"Deadpool 3" is sure to cause mayhem galore to its mutant characters, but Wolverine has seen some horrific fates that outweigh whatever the movie will bring.
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Sound Of Freedom: TikTok Users Complain Of A/C And Other Theater Issues
TikTok users have taken to the platform to air their complaints about a lack of air conditioning and other issues while watching "Sound of Freedom" in theaters.
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Prom Night: The Horror Flop That's Becoming A Netflix Queen
Explore the resurgence of Nelson McCormick's "Prom Night," a once-maligned horror flop, as it finds new life on Netflix. Is it really worth the hype?
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Oppenheimer: What Inspired Christopher Nolan's Film & How Did Robert Pattinson Help?
Christopher Nolan shared that Robert Pattinson had a hand in inspiring him to make "Oppenheimer" after the actor got Nolan this gift on the set of "Tenet."
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Who Plays Oppenheimer In The New Movie & What Made Christopher Nolan Cast Him?
"Oppenheimer" features a lead performance from a well-known actor and collaborator with director Christopher Nolan.
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Oppenheimer: How Nolan's First-Person Script Avoided A 1947 Film's POV Mistakes
By doing this, "Oppenheimer" director Christopher Nolan avoided making the same mistakes that the makers of the 1947 noir mystery "Lady of the Lake" did.
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Train To Busan Presents: Peninsula - Everything You Need To Know
If you enjoyed "Train to Busan," it's time to head back to a zombie-infested South Korea with the follow-up film "Peninsula."
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Oppenheimer: The Emotional Reason Why Christopher Nolan Cast His Daughter
"Oppenheimer" features a star-studded cast, including director Christopher Nolan's daughter - who was cast in the film for an emotional scene.
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Disney's Snow White Live Action Remake Casting Is Infuriating Fans - Here's Why
British tabloid The Daily Mail has whipped up a controversy over set photos from "Snow White," the Disney live-action reboot that stars Rachel Zegler.
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Is Bird Box Barcelona A Sequel To Bird Box?
"Bird Box Barcelona" has a new setting and new characters within the world of "Bird Box." So is it correct to label it a sequel?
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Sand Land: The Dragon Ball Creator's New Post-Apocalyptic Anime Movie Explained
"Dragon Ball" creator Akira Toriyama's lesser known manga "Sand Land" is finally getting an anime adaptation. Here's what interested viewers should know.
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Zack Snyder's Justice League Vanishing From Max EU - Is The SnyderVerse Doomed?
Fans of the SnyderVerse have taken online to report that "Zack Snyder's Justice League" is vanishing from certain Max territories in Europe.
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The Out-Laws: Why Is The Comedy Rated R? What Parents Should Know
Netflix's crime comedy "The Out-Laws" offers plenty of laughs and a stacked cast, but why is it rated R? Let's find out what contributes to the movie's rating.
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The Lost Boys: How Many Movies Are There & Which One Is The Worst?
Many horror fans may be unaware "The Lost Boys" spawned some direct-to-DVD sequels. But the real question is are they any good?
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The Steamy Love Triangle Thriller You Can Stream Online
Are you in the mood for an erotic thriller with plenty of titillation? "Body of Deceit" is available for purchase and rental on numerous platforms.
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What Happened To Benny In The Sandlot?
In the 1993 family movie "The Sandlot," Benny is the leader of a group of baseball-loving boys. Few people saw the film's sequels, but here's what happened.
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The Best Mask Reveals In The Mission: Impossible Franchise Ranked
The iconic mask reveals are one of the coolest elements of the "Mission: Impossible" franchise - here are the best mask reveals in the films, ranked.
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Where Does Oppenheimer Take Place? The Real-Life Locations Behind The Film
Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer" tells the story of the Manhattan Project, but where was the movie shot and how does it correspond to the real-life locations?
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Zack Snyder Considered Ryan Reynolds' Green Lantern For Justice League
In an interview with Wonder Meg on YouTube, Zack Snyder said he had considered Ryan Reynolds' version of Green Lantern for his "Justice League" director's cut.
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The Ending Of The Mule Explained
Based on the true story of an elderly man who ran drugs for a powerful cartel, the ending of "The Mule" sheds some light on his mysterious motivation.
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Every Time Ethan Hunt Should've Died In The Mission Impossible Franchise
As the Mission: Impossible franchise has evolved, the stunts have gotten bigger and more dangerous. These are all the times that Ethan Hunt should've died.
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The Ending Of 3:10 To Yuma Explained
2007's "3:10 to Yuma" remake spun a tale that was less about black and white morality and more about the unexpected bond between unlikely friends.
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Fight Club Theory: Tyler Durden Isn't The Dominant Personality - Marla Singer Is
A "Fight Club" fan theory has gained newfound popularity, insinuating Marla Singer isn't real. But there are a few reasons why it doesn't work.
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The Untold Truth Of Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer
With as dedicated a filmmaker as Christopher Nolan, there's so much going on behind the scenes of any of his movies -- and "Oppenheimer" is no exception.
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