Who Is Izogie From The Woman King?
Played by Lashana Lynch, Izogie is one of the most important characters in the movie "The Woman King." Who is Izogie, and what role does she play in the film?
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The Reason Nightmare On Elm Street's Robert Englund Isn't Willing To Play Freddy Krueger Again
If another "Nightmare on Elm Street" movie gets made, Robert Englund won't reprise his role as Freddy Krueger, as he mentioned in a new documentary.
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Harlan Ellison's Best Book Is The AI Apocalypse Film We Need (But Only If It Follows The '90s Video Game)
I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream is a seminal piece of AI science fiction, and it could become a great movie as well with the right angle.
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The Ending Of Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind Explained
Does Clem pay to fix Joel's car even though neither of them remembers her crashing it? Nobody knows, but we can answer other questions about Eternal Sunshine.
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Every Single Movie That Scored An F CinemaScore Grade
Reserved for the worst of the worst, the dreaded F CinemaScore grade is given by audiences to films that they found especially disappointing.
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Actor Replacements That Upset The Rest Of The Cast
Casts can get disrupted for a variety of reasons. Sometimes schedules change, sometimes personal problems can lead an actor to drop out.
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Shameik Moore And Hailee Steinfeld Are Thrilled To Suit Up Again For Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse - Exclusive Interview
Shameik Moore and Hailee Steinfeld discussed what changed for their production process and their characters in "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse."
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Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse — The Comics That Set The Foundation For The Movie
"Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" isn't a direct adaptation of any comic books, but these are some of the Marvel comics that set the foundation for the movie.
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Burt Reynolds & Jackie Gleason's Smokey And The Bandit Scene Was All Improv
Longtime "Smokey and The Bandit" fans might be interested to learn the Burt Reynolds and Jackie Gleason diner scene was completely in thanks to improvising.
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How Greta Gerwig Solved Margot Robbie's Biggest Barbie Struggle
Margot Robbie has revealed how "Barbie" writer-director Greta Gerwig helped her get over one major hurdle during the making of the highly-anticipated film.
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The Prestige 2 - Will It Ever Happen?
Fans of The Prestige have spent nearly 20 years clamoring for some kind of continuation of its story -- will they ever get a sequel?
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The Ending Of The Son Explained
Acclaimed by audiences and embraced by Oscar, Florian Zeller's "The Father" was a surprise hit. But what, if anything, does "The Son" say about its predecessor?
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The Dark Crystal: Why Jim Henson Had To Buy His Own Movie Back
Jim Henson actually had to buy back "The Dark Crystal" before it even made it to cinemas.
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Vince Vaughn Developed The Break-Up With Only Jennifer Aniston In Mind
"The Break-Up" writer and co-star Vince Vaughn shared that he only ever wanted Jennifer Anniston to play the role of Brooke in the rom-com.
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The Real Reason Darth Maul Wears An Earring In Star Wars
Here's why Darth Maul has always worn an earring in "Star Wars."
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Whatever Happened To Lilly From The Princess Diaries?
"The Princess Diaries" featured an iconic performance Heather Matarazzo as Lilly Moscovitz. Here's what the actor has been up to since the film's release.
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Why Chris Pine Chose Star Trek Over An L.A. Confidential Sequel
Before Chris Pine joined the "Star Trek" franchise and became Captain Kirk, he was seriously considering doing a sequel to "L.A. Confidential" instead.
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Is War Dogs Based On A True Story?
Todd Phillips' hilarious and chaotic weapons-centric dark comedy is mostly based on a true story.
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Why Is Hypnotic Rated R? What Parents Should Know Before Letting Their Kids Watch
Here's why Ben Affleck's Hypnotic got an R rating, and some other reasons why parents should give pause before letting their kids watch the film.
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Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse - Why The Number 42 Appears So Much
"Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" highlights an impactful figure in history by using the number he used on the field a number of times in the film.
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Deadpool 3 Could Adapt Marvel's Darkest X-Force Story - But It's A Huge Risk
With the multiverse growing in prevalence, "Deadpool 3" could easily adapt a crucial X-Force comic book story, but it would pose significant risks.
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Who Plays Ursula In The Little Mermaid & How Has She Changed From The Original?
"The Little Mermaid" is an updated version of the animated Disney classic, and Melissa McCarthy added depth (among other changes) to the role of Ursula.
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Murder Mystery 2's Director Doesn't Know Why Charlize Theron Is An Executive Producer
If you were surprised to see Charlize Theron's name listed as an executive producer on Netflix's "Murder Mystery 2" then you aren't alone.
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Guardians Of The Galaxy's First Warlock Was No Joke, According To Concept Art
Some were surprised by the characterization of Adam Warlock in "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3," and concept art hints at a more serious version of the hero.
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What Happened To Mila Kunis In Ted 2? Why She Wasn't In The Second Film
As it turns out, Mila Kunis had a good reason for not appearing in Ted 2, the sequel to Seth MacFarlane's raunchy comedy Ted.
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Fast X Is A Billion Away From Furious 7 (Can It Reach Its Predecessor?)
"Furious 7" represents an anomaly in the "Fast & Furious" franchise, grossing $1.5 billion. As such, it's unlikely "Fast X" will surpass it at the box office.
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Smokin' Aces Allowed Chris Pine To Break Out Of The Rom-Com Mold
According to Chris Pine, the 2006 action-comedy flick "Smokin' Aces" holds a very special place in his career.
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