Did Han Solo Dream The Indiana Jones Movies? Star Wars' Wildest Theory Explained
A fan theory suggests that the events of the five "Indiana Jones" films were somehow dreamed up by Han Solo while he was asleep in carbonite.
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Why The Oompa-Loompa From Wonka Looks So Familiar
The first "Wonka" trailer introduces an Oompa-Loompa played by none other than Hugh Grant. Here's where moviegoers may have seen the actor before.
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What Was Keke Palmer's First Disney Channel Movie & Where Can You Watch It Now?
Take a trip down memory lane to Keke Palmer's Disney Channel debut "Jump In!" and learn where the fan-favorite film is available for streaming.
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Movies That Are Prequels And Sequels Simultaneously
Prequels and sequels are the common way to continue or expand on a series. But a few rare movies manage to be both a prequel and a sequel simultaneously.
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Godzilla: Minus One's Plot Teases The Series' Original Monster - Humans
"Godzilla: Minus One" takes a page from several past "Godzilla" movies in painting mankind as arguably the real enemy in the franchise's narrative.
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Red, White & Royal Blue: Why Is The Film Rated R?
Amazon's big summer rom-com, "Red, White & Royal Blue," earned an R-rating thanks to its steamier scenes. So what can fans expect from this queer love story?
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The Ending Of Take Care Of Maya Explained
Telling a story that is both tragic yet filled with hope, here's everything you need to know about the ending and harrowing case explored in Take Care of Maya.
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What Is Blue Beetle's Suit: Its Powers & Weaknesses Explained
"Blue Beetle" will be the first film released in the rebooted DCU, and its titular character wears a suit that has several notable strengths and weaknesses.
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Who Is The Oldest Cartoon Character In The World?
While animated films are nothing new today, the oldest cartoon character may have popped up in a work from famed cartoonist Winsor McCay in 1911.
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Whatever Happened To Randy Quaid?
Now better known for wild conspiracy theories, bizarre videos and political rants, join us as we explore whatever happened to former actor, Randy Quaid.
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Why Does Voldemort Want To Kill Harry Potter (And How Did He Actually Survive)?
Voldemort's vendetta against Harry Potter ultimately becomes his downfall, but why was he so determined to kill a baby in the first place?
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Beloved Movie Characters Who Were Killed Offscreen
Between starring in other films and movie star egos, not everybody gets a proper goodbye. These are some of the most beloved movie characters killed offscreen.
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How Long Is The New Mission: Impossible Movie - Dead Reckoning Part One?
With the latest "Mission Impossible" film, "Dead Reckoning Part One," finally released, some fans might be wondering how long the new entry is.
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Knights Of The Zodiac: How Famke Janssen Made A Male Anime Role Her Own
Famke Janssen plays a gender-swapped character in "Knights of the Zodiac" from the "Saint Seiya" anime, which presented exciting opportunities for her.
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Why Is Aladdin Offensive: How Stereotypes And Casting Caused Huge Backlash
Here's why Disney's 1992 animated film "Aladdin," and to a lesser extent its 2019 live-action remake, became so controversial through its use of stereotypes.
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How Barbenheimer Became The Cinematic Showdown Of Summer 2023
With pink stilettos and atomic bombs, "Barbie" and "Oppenheimer" have become the unexpected "must-watch" cinematic pairing of the summer.
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Why Is Wolverine Called Logan?
Contrary to what most fans may think, Wolverine's real name isn't actually Logan. Here's the dark origin story of the Marvel hero's oft-used nickname.
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Oppenheimer's 'Opening Look' Is Giving Audiences Chills
Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer" is a hugely anticipated new movie, and the release of a new look at the film has stoked the flames of audience excitement.
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Alita: Battle Angel - James Cameron's Sequels May Cover These 3 Story Arcs
James Cameron is working on sequels to "Alita: Battle Angel," and it's likely he will be exploring these story arcs from the manga in the upcoming films.
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Mission: Impossible 7 Has One Tom Cruise Stunt That Genuinely Terrified Simon Pegg
The "Mission Impossible" franchise features a ton of Tom Cruise stunts done practically, but co-star Simon Pegg cited this stunt as the most terrifying to him.
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Why Indiana Jones 5's Outlandish Third Act Makes Perfect Sense, Actually
The "Indiana Jones" franchise has some fans staunchly defending "Dial of Destiny," citing this element of the franchise to explain why the new film is so good.
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Why Mission: Impossible 7's Director Scrapped A Digitally De-Aged Tom Cruise Scene
Filmmaker Christopher McQuarrie considered having "Mission Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One" start out with a flashback to 1989.
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Does Jeremy Renner's William Brandt Return For Mission Impossible 7?
Here's a look at whether Jeremy Renner returns to his role as William Brandt in "Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part I."
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The Boy And The Heron, Billed As Hayao Miyazaki's Final Film, Sets US Release Window
Famed writer-director Hayao Miyazaki will see what is billed as his final film, "The Boy and the Heron," released later this year.
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Twilight New Moon: 3 Weird Facts Only Real Fans Know
"Twilight: New Moon" served as the second film in the massive young adult franchise - but there were plenty of wild shenanigans going on behind the scenes.
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Why Did Rose Throw The Necklace In The Ocean At The End Of Titanic?
Fans have long wondered why Rose got rid of the Heart of the Ocean at the end of "Titanic." There's more symbolism there than you might've realized.
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Ethan Hunt Vs. Dom Toretto: The Impossibly Fast Franchise Crossover We Need
"Fast and Furious" and "Mission: Impossible" have been facing off at the box office for years. It's time to settle the rivalry with the biggest crossover ever.
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