James Gunn Admits Superhero Fatigue Exists - But Not For The Reasons You Think
Even MCU and DCU maverick James Gunn admits superhero fatigue exists. However, he doesn't necessarily think the issue is a genre-specific backlash.
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The R-Rated Johnny Depp Movie That Got A PG-13 Cut On Home Video
While the film has become known as one of Johnny Depp's biggest flops, it underwent a recut for home video to earn a PG-13 rating.
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Star Trek Needs A Next Generation-Style Reboot (Or It'll Be Frozen In The Past)
"Star Trek" may have more shows out now than ever before, but it's also far from its former popularity. The franchise needs a real fresh start.
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Barbie - Everything You Need To Know
It only makes sense that the most popular doll of all-time, Barbie, would eventually get her own feature-length storyline. Here's what we know so far.
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Ahsoka: The Quentin Tarantino Movie Reunion You Likely Didn't Notice
Two stars of the upcoming Disney+ series "Ahsoka" actually appeared on-screen together before, thanks to iconic filmmaker Quentin Tarantino.
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The Flash: Sasha Calle's Supergirl Differs From All Other Versions In One Major Way
"The Flash" introduces a new perspective on DC heroes like Supergirl, played by Sasha Calle. Calle shared why she's excited about this character change.
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TV's Supergirl Melissa Benoist Approves Of Sasha Calle Donning The Cape In The Flash
Sasha Calle plays Supergirl in "The Flash." Among those excited about her casting is the star of The CW's "Supergirl" Melissa Benoist.
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Cormac McCarthy's Books Inspired More Movies Than You Likely Thought
The Coen Brothers' "No Country for Old Men" is the most famous adaptation of a Cormac McCarthy book, but the legendary author inspired other films worth seeing.
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Why The Meg's 'Disgusting And Bloody' R-Rated Cut Never Saw The Light Of Day
"The Meg" might center on a mega-sized monstrous shark, but the film's gore and effects were much more tame, as the film was almost way bloodier.
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Surrounded's Letitia Wright And Michael K. Williams Bonded Around The Fire In His Final Film - Exclusive Interview
Letitia Wright spoke to Looper about working with Michael K. Williams in "Surrounded" and what it means to help blaze a path for Black women in Westerns.
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The Blackening Review: Play No Games
Marketed as a throwback to mid-aughts parody fare like the "Scary Movie" films, "The Blackening" is both more interesting and less laugh-out-loud funny.
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The Expendables: Who Has The Highest Kill Count In The Franchise?
With the fourth "Expendables" film on the horizon, we're taking a look at the team's kill counts to determine who has the highest in the franchise.
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Blue Giant Release Date, Cast, Trailer, Plot And More Details
It's a great time to be a fan of anime, and the jazz film "Blue Giant" could be another worthy addition to the list of all-time great anime films.
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Scarlett Johansson's Mysterious Marvel Project Is Apparently Still Happening Despite Delays
According to Scarlett Johansson herself, her collaboration with Marvel Studios is still happening despite delays.
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The War Of The Rohirrim: Who Is Héra? The Protagonist Explained
Although the protagonist of the upcoming "The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim" technically appears in Tolkien's writings, she is an obscure figure.
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Why Michael Shannon Prefers The Man Of Steel's Zod To The Flash's Portrayal
While fans may be excited for Michael Shannon's return as Zod in "The Flash," the actor prefers the character work he did in Zack Snyder's "Man of Steel."
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Did Thor: Ragnarok Cut An Awkward 'Tentacle Party' Love Scene For Being Indecent?
An awkward scene featuring Jeff Goldblum was cut from "Thor: Ragnarok," leading some fans to question why. Here's a look at why the scene might have been cut.
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Elemental Director Explains How Fun & Risky It Was To Create Each Element's Culture
Peter Sohn, the director for Pixar's "Elemental," discussed what went into defining each element's culture and the challenges such a task presented.
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LOTR: The War Of The Rohirrim Attempts To Channel Peter Jackson's Original Magic
Although it will take the franchise in new directions, "The War of the Rohirrim" also aims to capture the magic of Peter Jackson's "Lord of the Rings" films.
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Fusing Batman And A Stormtrooper In This Photo Is Melting Our Minds
An artist on Instagram gave Batman fans an idea of what it might look like to see the world's greatest detective fused with a Stormtrooper from "Star Wars."
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Elemental: Why Leah Lewis Sobbed The First Time She Saw Ember On Screen
As a Pixar movie, "Elemental" is bound to be emotional, and Leah Lewis had a very appropriate reaction to seeing her character, Ember, on the big screen.
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The Ending Of Tin And Tina Explained
If you've seen Tin and Tina on Netflix, you know there's plenty going on underneath the surface -- here's everything you need to know about the ending.
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Star Wars Canon Is Already Meaningless, And That's A Good Thing
Disney has tried for a decade to create a clear "Star Wars" canon, but the project is rapidly failing. In the end, though, that might not be so bad.
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Easter Eggs And References You Missed In Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts
For fans of "Transformers, "Rise of the Beasts" features a treasure trove of easter eggs from the beloved franchise.
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The Correct Order In Which To Watch The Bourne Movies And TV Show
Whether you're new to the series or, like Jason Bourne, can't remember what happened, here's the ideal way to navigate the "Bourne" movies and TV show.
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The Ending Of Men Explained
The ending of "Men" is deliberately ambiguous, but certain clues help suss it out.
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The Ending Of Evil Dead II Explained
Evil Dead II cemented Sam Raimi's horror franchise in pop culture -- but what should we make of that surprise ending?
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