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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Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny's Timeline Explained
"Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" features several different time periods. Longtime fans may want to see a streamlined version of the film's events.
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Here's how Paradox, who may be appearing in Deadpool 3, is linked to the story of She-Hulk on the pages of Marvel comics.
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Zero Dark Thirty: Jessica Chastain Shares The Personal 'Toll' The Film Took On Her
According to Jessica Chastain, there were many reasons why shooting "Zero Dark Thirty" was a stressful experience for her at times.
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Indiana Jones 5: Why Isn't Shia LaBeouf In Dial Of Destiny?
"Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" doesn't feature Shia LaBeouf's Mutt Williams, but there's a perfectly good explanation for his omission.
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Indiana Jones 5: The Two Loose Ends That Needed Big Payoffs
"Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" is a fitting farewell for the archaeologist but some fans think Dr. Jones' final adventure is filled with loose ends.
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The Untold Truth Of 28 Days Later
"28 Days Later" brought about a massive new interest in zombies back in 2002. Here are some fascinating facts you may not know about this groundbreaking movie.
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The Last Movie Vincent Price Filmed Before He Died - And Why It Was A Fitting End
Horror icon Vincent Price had a long and illustrious career, and his final big screen feature serves as a fitting culmination of his life's work.
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Hocus Pocus 2: Was The Mother Witch Supposed To Be Thora Birch's Dani?
Thora Birch, who played Dani Dennison in "Hocus Pocus," did not return for the sequel, but Dani does seem to be mirrored by the character of the Witch Mother.
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Why Ryan Reynolds Struggled At The Beginning Of Welcome To Wrexham
Despite his charismatic persona, Ryan Reynolds struggled during the production of his popular sports documentary series "Welcome to Wrexham."
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Indiana Jones & The Dial Of Destiny - Is The Antikythera Real? History Explained
After watching "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny," curious fans may be interested to learn just how real the Antikythera actually was.
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What Is Five Nights At Freddy's: Everything Parents Need To Know Before The Movie
"Five Nights at Freddy's" will soon be coming to the big screen. Here's what parents need to know about the franchise before the film.
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Al Pacino Won An Oscar For The Wrong Movie, According To Johnny Depp
Al Pacino is a legendary actor and an Academy Award winner. However, according to former co-star Johnny Depp, Pacino won the Oscar for the wrong film.
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Mark Wahlberg Would Only Do A Shooter Sequel For One Reason (And It Isn't Money)
When "Shooter" first released in 2007, Mark Wahlberg wasn't totally against a sequel, even if he wasn't a sequel kind of guy at the time.
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The 14 Hardest To Follow Movies Of All Time
We love our mind-bending, abstract movies, even if we aren't always able to follow the plot. Here are the hardest-to-follow movies of all time.
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Harrison Ford Plays Ordinary People In Extraordinary Circumstances, Not Heroes
Actor Harrison Ford is adamant about the fact that he just plays ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances. Not the heroes his fans make him out to be.
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The Only Bruce Willis Movies That Rotten Tomatoes Considers Fresh
Bruce Willis has nearly two dozen movies considered Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes. Here's a look at these films, as well as those that barely missed the mark.
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The Steamy Eva Green Drama You Can Stream On Max
The controversial 2003 film "The Dreamers" is now available to stream on Max, providing a look at one of Eva Green's earliest roles.
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Why Challengers Is Rated R: A Parent's Guide To Zendaya's Titillating Tennis Flick
Zendaya's upcoming tennis film, "Challengers," sports an R rating. Here's what parents need to know about the film's more mature elements.
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Was Death On The Nile Actually Filmed On The Nile?
Kenneth Branagh's cinematic prowess shines in "Death on the Nile," but did he go as far as filming on the actual river for his second turn as Hercule Poirot?
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Indiana Jones And [SPOILER]'s Heartwarming Franchise Callback, Explained
Along the many adventures of Indiana Jones, Indy has connected with so many people -- and this callback to the past in "Dial of Destiny" was absolutely perfect.
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Are Dark Knight Rises And Memento Connected By One Character? The Actor Thinks So
Actor Thomas Lennon, featured in Christopher Nolan's "The Dark Knight Rises" and "Memento," speculates that his minor roles could be interconnected.
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Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny's Bug Scene Is A Callback To Temple Of Doom
"Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" references a lot from Indy's past, including one subtle nod to "Temple of Doom."
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Animated Films That Completely Changed At The Last Minute
Last minute changes aren't unusual in Hollywood, but when the movie in question is an animated one, things can get complicated pretty quickly.
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Where Is The Jurassic Park Island In Real Life & Can You Go There?
The world of "Jurassic Park" is within reach. Uncover the locations that served as the backdrop for Isla Nublar and find out whether they welcome visitors.
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Indiana Jones 5: Who Plays Hauke, The Giant Nazi?
One of the fiercest antagonists in "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" is a towering Nazi who is played by a well-known Dutch body builder.
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Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny Shocked Some Fans With Its High Death Count
Fans are shocked (and disappointed) that James Mangold's "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" is filled with a devastatingly high death count.
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