Duel Of The Fates: How The Rumored Original Episode IX Could Have Changed Star Wars
The rumored original "Star Wars: Episode IX" draft, titled "Duel of the Fates," could have changed the "Star Wars" universe as we know it. Here's how.
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American Born Chinese References An Iconic Michelle Yeoh Film In The Opening Sequence
The opening sequence of American Born Chinese references one of the most memorable films Michelle Yeoh has appeared in so far.
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Here's Where You Can Stream The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy
"The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" is a beloved film, and for those looking to revisit it or watch it for the first time, there are a few places to turn to.
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The Reason Hermione Obliviated Her Parents In Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows
Hermione Granger makes the difficult decision to oblivate her parents. Why did she do it?
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Chris Farley's Shrek Test Footage Shows A Very Different Ogre
Early test footage unearthed from "Shrek" shows that Chris Farley's Shrek was a very different ogre than Mike Myers' iconic version of the character.
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Ben Affleck Was 'Intimidated' By Two Of The Town's Biggest Action Sequences
Ben Affleck admitted that there were some intense scenes in The Town that proved too intimidating for him.
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Sylvester Stallone's Version Of Beverly Hills Cop Was A Lot Heavier In Tone
According to Sylvester Stallone, he would have made Beverly Hills Cop a far more serious action-thriller if he got to play Eddie Murphy's role of Axel Foley.
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Why Tom Lopez From Moonfall Looks So Familiar
If viewers think Tom Lopez from "Moonfall" looks familiar, there's a reason for that. Here's where you may have seen the actor pop up before.
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Every Live-Action Disney Remake Has The Exact Same Problem
Disney's live-action remakes have become a pillar of the company's movie business, but they all sadly suffer from the same core problem.
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The Flash's Speed Force Comes In Different Colors (But What Do They Mean?)
"The Flash" movie promises multiple Barry Allens and a deepening lore. But what do the speed force colors tell us about the speed capabilities of the Flashes?
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What Kevin Feige Still Does On MCU Opening Nights (& The Time Ryan Coogler Caught Him)
Kevin Feige introduces MCU films unannounced at theaters to get a read on fans ... including future Black Panther director Ryan Coogler at Iron Man's premiere.
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Thirteen Lives: The True Story That Inspired The Drama Survival Film
Ron Howard's "Thirteen Lives" depicts a very real rescue mission that took place in 2018. Here's a look at how faithful the film was to real life events.
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Controversial Scenes In The Book That Had To Be Cut For The Movie
When bringing the written word to the movie theater, it's sometimes in the film's best interest to get rid of the most disturbing stuff.
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The Terrifying True Story Behind Girl In The Basement
"Girl in the Basement" was a terrifying Lifetime movie. Fans may be interested to learn the dark truth behind the events that inspired the film.
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Minions: Why Despicable Me's Cast Of Lovable, Yellow Doofuses Are All Males
Fans have noticed that all of the Minions in the "Despicable Me" movies are male. As it turns out, the franchise's co-director has a reason for this.
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Why Is Ted Rated R? Here's What Parents Should Know Before Letting Their Kids Watch
While the premise of "Ted" on paper seems appropriate for kids, it is far from it given many of the jokes, the language, and some of the character actions.
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Pulp Fiction: How Quentin Tarantino Locked In John Travolta For The Role Of Vincent Vega
"Pulp Fiction" fans might be interested to learn just how Quentin Tarantino managed to cast John Travolta as the now iconic character of Vincent Vega.
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Ben Affleck's Canceled Batman Movie Only Had One Villain For A Good Reason
Ben Affleck's canceled "Batman" film would have featured only a single villain. The actor and director had solid reasoning for not wanting too many antagonists.
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The Correct Order In Which To Watch Fullmetal Alchemist
Looking to add some classic steampunk anime into your life, but don't know where to start? Here's how to approach Fullmetal Alchemist.
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Despicable Me 3's Directors Dove Deep Into '80s Pop Culture For Balthazar Bratt
To make Balthazar Bratt's love for the '80s come through, the directors of "Despicable Me 3" put in some serious research time.
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Emma Thompson Believes Romantic Comedies Get Unfairly Targeted For Being 'Formulaic'
Emma Thompson shared her thoughts on the romantic comedy genre and defended the genre by sharing she thinks it is often wrongly criticized.
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Spider-Man: No Way Home's Deleted Scenes Could Have Fleshed Out Peter's Problems
There are some deleted scenes in Spider-Man: No Way Home that could have provided more context to Peter Parker's decision to seek help from Doctor Strange.
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How Sylvester Stallone & Rhinestone Got Dolly Parton 'Back On Track'
Sylvester Stallone and the film "Rhinestone" got Dolly Parton back on track, according to the legendary singer herself.
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Why KC Houseman From Moonfall Looks So Familiar
Fans of "Moonfall" might be wondering why KC Houseman looks familiar. Here's a look at the actor behind the role and where you may have seen him before.
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How Halle Berry Used Swordfish To Prepare Herself For Monster's Ball
There were some things Halle Berry didn't like about her role in 2001's Swordfish, but she still credits it for helping her prepare for Monster's Ball.
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Margot Robbie Explains How She Got Into The Mind Of Barbie (& Compares Her To Gal Gadot)
There were a ton of inspirations for Margot Robbie's portrayal of Barbie - including this DCEU star.
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The Help: Jessica Chastain Had A Lot Of Fun With The Cast's Special Diet
Jessica Chastain had a lot of fun with the cast's special diet while making "The Help." Here's why the experience ended up being such a treat.
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