The Explicitly Steamy French Drama You Can Stream On Tubi For Free
Tubi has a decidedly spicy French romantic drama hidden among its line-up, and the movie can be streamed completely for free without an account.
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The Indonesian Harry Potter That's Totally Not A Rip-Off (And Where To Watch It)
Indonesia's "Alfa" is a spellbinding tale that cheekily mirrors the Wizarding World of "Harry Potter" Find out where to stream this magical journey.
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Why Barbie Just Got Banned In Vietnam
"Barbie" is many people's most anticipated movie of 2023, but people in Vietnam won't be able to see it in theaters due to a preemptive ban.
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How The Real-Life 'Robin Hood Of El Dorado' & Zorro Inspired Batman's Vigilante Roots
Discover how the "Robin Hood of El Dorado" and the fictional character of Zorro inspired the creation of Batman, one of the most iconic figures in pop culture.
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Despicable Me 3: Steve Carell Helped Create Gru's Brother Dru More Than Fans Realize
Steve Carell went above and beyond to craft Gru for "Despicable Me 3." Here's how his improv skills and dedication made his performance something special.
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Where To Watch Hotel Transylvania 4 Online
"Hotel Transylvania" fans looking to catch "Hotel Transylvania: Transformania" only have one streaming option to see the flick.
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Grace And Frankie Didn't Have A Season 8 - Here's What Fonda & Tomlin Did Instead
After seven seasons, "Grace and Frankie" came to an abrupt halt, but it wasn't long before stars Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin reunited for a dark comedy film.
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Did James Marsden's Cyclops Die In X-Men & How Could He Return For Deadpool 3?
Despite his fate in the "X-Men" films, could James Marsden's take on Cyclops return to the silver screen via "Deadpool 3"?
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Indiana Jones 5 Proves The End Is Nigh For Old-School Movie Star Comebacks
Harrison Ford's greatest character just had his last hurrah, and we've reached the peak of the movie star nostalgia era.
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Why Indiana Jones Is Actually The Villain Of The Franchise
He's widely known as one of the most beloved big screen heroes of all time, but Indiana Jones is actually the villain of his own franchise. Here's why.
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Death Becomes Her: Why A Darker Ending Was Scrapped, According To Goldie Hawn
Goldie Hawn opens up about the behind-the-scenes choices that shaped 'Death Becomes Her." Find out why the film's original ending didn't make the final cut.
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How The Perfect Find Smashes Social Norms - And Why Gina Torres Loves It
Netflix's "The Perfect Find" smashes social norms and that is something that star Gina Torres is also passionate about in her own work.
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Indiana Jones' Comics Gave Us The Sean Connery Later Movies Are Missing
Sean Connery appeared in only one film as Henry Jones Sr., but there is one comic book series that gives fans another much-needed look at Indiana Jones' dad.
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The Ending Of Mama Explained
Having helmed blockbusters like "It" and "The Flash," let's go back to Andy Muschietti's directorial debut. This is the ending of 2013's "Mama" explained.
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Mission: Impossible - What Actually Kills Emilio Estevez's Jack?
The first "Mission Impossible" film features some freaky and memorable death scenes, especially the one involving Emilio Estevez's character Jack.
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Jon Bernthal Had One Fear Playing King Richard's Rick Macci - Here's How He Beat It
Jon Bernthal enjoys taking on challenging roles. With 2021's "King Richard," there was one factor in particular that he had to work hard at.
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Why Was Jeremy Piven Canceled And Is He Really Making A Comeback?
After a slew of accusations against him, Jeremy Piven was essentially "canceled," but it seems he's on his way back with a new film and some upcoming projects.
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GI Joe: The Real Life History Behind The Franchise's Iconic Name
From films, to cartoons and countless toy lines, "G.I. Joe" is a massive franchise. Longtime fans may wonder just how Hasbro landed on that now iconic name.
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Dead And Abandoned Movie Franchises You May Have Forgotten About
While there are tons of movie franchises out there, not all of them have reached the same level of success. Here are some forgotten film franchises.
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Superman & Lois' Big Doomsday Moon Fight Echoes Superman IV In All The Worst Ways
Superman squares up against Doomsday in the "Superman & Lois" Season 3 finale, so we have to ask: Between this and "Superman IV," which is the worst moon fight?
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What Was Alan Arkin's Only Academy Award Winning Role And Why Was It So Special?
Alan Arkin's tragic passing has fans thinking on his iconic roles, like "Little Miss Sunshine," for which he won an Oscar. Here's why the win was so special.
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The Ending Of Like Dogs Explained
There's a lot to keep track of among all the horrific plot twists and shocking betrayals in "Like Dogs." Here's what it all means.
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Why The CGI In Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny Left So Many Fans Disappointed
Fans have taken to social media to explain why they were let down by the action scenes and CGI featured throughout "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny."
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Hallmark Star Luke Macfarlane Praises The Network For Increasing Its LGBTQ+ Representation
Hallmark star Luke Macfarlane is praising the holiday film powerhouse for its focus on increasing LGBTQ+ representation in the network's films.
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Why Platonic's Luke Macfarlane Had To Give Up A Role In Barbie To Star On The Apple TV+ Series
Luke Macfarlane, who headlines the Apple TV+ comedy series "Platonic" was originally given a role in "Barbie" but had to reject it due to scheduling issues.
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The Real-Life Tony Mendez Looked Much Different Than Ben Affleck's Argo Version
While Ben Affleck's character in "Argo" made for a great film lead, the real-life inspiration for the character actually looked very different.
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TV Reboots That Were As Good Or Better Than The Original Version
Sure, often a TV reboot is little more than a futile effort to catch lightning in a bottle twice. But here are a few genuinely great reboots of popular shows.
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