Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny Brings The Iconic Character To The '60s
"Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" will see Indy take on the Space Race as he fights bad guys and saves artifacts in the year 1969.
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The Best Disney+ Original Movies Of 2022
It doesn't matter whether you enjoy documentaries, musicals, or animated films, there was something for everyone on Disney+ in 2022.
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Bend It Like Beckham's Gurinder Chadha To Direct An Original Musical For Disney
Writer/director extraordinaire Gurinder Chadha of "Bend It Like Beckham" fame has signed on to make a live-action Indian princess movie musical for Disney.
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The Real-Life Hurricane That Had The Cast Of Bodies Bodies Bodies Taking Cover
"Bodies Bodies Bodies" is about a group of friends having a hurricane party, and life imitated art when the production found itself in an actual hurricane.
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The Original Storyline For Spirited Away Would've Been Over 3 Hours Long
"Spirited Away" is one of the most beloved anime films out there, and while it already has an ambitious premise, the original story was three hours long.
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Peter Dinklage, John DiMaggio, Among Big Names In Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts
Game of Thrones star Peter Dinklage and Futurama voice actor John DiMaggio are just some of the voice talent confirmed for Transformers: Rise of the Beasts.
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The Ending Of Bodies Bodies Bodies Explained
If you're looking for a breakdown of the end of "Bodies Bodies Bodies," we've got you covered.
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The Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny Trailer Is Full Of Nods To Indy's Greatest Hits
The trailer for "Indiana Jones 5" hits a bunch of nostalgic beats that will have longtime fans of the franchise very excited.
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Athletes And Rabies Inspired The 'Zombies' In 28 Days Later
"28 Days Later" redefined the zombie subgenre of horror with its fast zombies, and in a recent NME interview, Danny Boyle revealed what inspired this change.
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How Final Destination Was Originally Even More Disturbing
"Final Destination" almost looked very different. The movie's screenwriter revealed an even scarier storyline that would have horrified moviegoers.
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The Ending Of State Of Play Explained
2009's State of Play is a taut political thrill ride about the ins and outs of modern journalism. Here's everything you need to know about the film's ending.
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Netflix Boss Doubles Down On Dave Chappelle's Controversial Specials
Netflix bosses doubled down on supporting comedian Dave Chappelle and his controversial specials. The network at large seems interested in supporting him.
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Zoe Saldaña Wants To Get Out Of The Blockbuster Business
"Avatar" star Zoe Saldaña has starred in some of the biggest blockbusters in recent memory, but now the actress says she feels "stuck" doing big-budget films.
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What It Was Really Like To See E.T. In 1982
"E.T." is a beloved classic that has touched generations of viewers. Join us as we go back to 1982 when audiences made the film a phenomenon.
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The Ending Of Devotion Explained
Jonathan Majors and Glen Powell star in this true story about alllyship and heroism. Here's what the ending has to say about the themes of Devotion.
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Zoe Saldana Weighs In On The Differences Between Trekkies And MCU Fans
Zoe Saldana is a part of several huge movie franchises with loyal fanbases. She says there a big difference between fans of the MCU and "Star Trek."
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DC Is Finally Advertising Henry Cavill's Superman Return
DC has stayed fairly silent about Cavill's future as Superman after his return in the "Black Adam" post-credits scene. Now, things appear to be changing.
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The First Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts Trailer Roars Into Action
The first trailer has arrived for "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts." Get your first look at Optimus Prime in this 90s-based prequel.
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Joe Pesci Intentionally Avoided Macaulay Culkin On Set Of Home Alone 2
Legendary actor Joe Pesci was not afraid to admit that he avoided Macaulay Culkin on the set of "Home Alone 2" in order to maintain character.
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Where You've Seen The Cast Of Slumberland Before
The Netflix fantasy adventure "Slumberland" is filled with familiar faces. We're taking a deep dive into the talented cast's past work
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Zoe Saldana Originally Thought Her Avatar Auditions Were For An Alita: Battle Angel-Like Movie In The Jungle
"I thought it was like "Alita: Battle Angel," but it's set, like, in the jungle," Zoe Saldana said of what she originially thought her Avatar auditions.
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Small Details You Missed In Netflix's The Wonder
"The Wonder" grapples with the dichotomy of science and belief in subtle yet powerful ways. Here are the small details you missed in Netflix's "The Wonder."
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Is There A Rosalina Hint In The Super Mario Bros. Trailer?
A curious line in the second trailer for "The Super Mario Bros. Movie" suggests that there's a chance Princess Rosalina could show up in the film.
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Orphan: First Kill Star Isabelle Fuhrman Would Prefer A Third Movie Happen Sooner Rather Than Later
Isabelle Furman shocked audiences as the not-so-little girl in "Orphan" and "Orphan: First Kill" -- here's what she had to say about a possible third movie.
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Here's What Critics Are Saying About Will Smith's Emancipation
After months of anticipation, critics have finally shared their thoughts on director Antoine Fuqua and star Will Smith's upcoming historical epic Emancipation.
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Suicide Squad's Rick Flag Was Almost Played By Tom Hardy
While Tom Hardy already had a go at the DC universe with Bane from "The Dark Knight Rises," he almost returned to DC for 2016's "Suicide Squad" as Rick Flag.
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Where You've Seen The Cast Of Violent Night Before
Violent Night is the Christmas action movie that's taken the yuletide by storm this holiday season. Let's find out where you've seen the cast before.
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