The Unfilmed Transaction Scene In Clerks Explains The Original Ending
By now fans are aware of the alternate ending to Kevin Smith's seminal film "Clerks," but what they may not know is that it was intended to be set up earlier.
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Nobody Puts These Dirty Dancing Facts In A Corner
"Dirty Dancing" has grown to be one of the all-time classics since its release in 1987. Here are some "Dirty Dancing" facts that nobody puts in a corner.
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Ryan Coogler's Original Plan For Val In Black Panther 2 Would Have Made Way More Sense
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever director and cowriter Ryan Coogler has revealed the original plan for Julia Louis-Dreyfus' Val and it sounds fascinating.
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2001: A Space Odyssey's Most Confusing Moments Explained
2001: A Space Odyssey is one of the all-time greats, but it is also extremely complicated. We break down some of the most confusing moments in the film.
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The Studio Ghibli Easter Egg Fans Think They Found In Spirited Away
One fan on Reddit managed to catch a very fun Easter egg in "Spirited Away" that should delight both devout and casual Studio Ghibli fans alike.
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Ryan Coogler's Original Black Panther 2 Would Have Tackled This Major MCU Trope In A Unique Way
In a new interview, director Ryan Coogler revealed details about the original "Black Panther" sequel story that would have turned this MCU trope on its head.
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Banned Books That Became Controversial Movies
Hollywood has long held a fascination with controversial works of fiction, turning taboo stories into contentious cinema spectacles.
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Miracle On 34th Street Shows Macy's HR Is Dropping The Ball
"Miracle on 34th Street" is a heartwarming Christmas tale, but the hiring of Kris Kringle to be the store's new Santa Claus should have sent up red flags at HR.
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It's Not Historically Accurate, But Fans Think Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter Is A Fun Ride
"Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" wasn't a critical success when it was released. A decade later, its supporters are showing it a lot of love on social media.
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Why The Projectionist From Pearl Looks So Familiar
Here's where you may have previously seen David Corenswet, who plays the Projectionist in "Pearl."
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Behind-The-Scenes Secrets From Batman Returns
There's no simple answer for how Tim Burton got to make the dark, subversive Batman Returns, but here are some surprising stories about how it got there.
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Taylor Russell Details Her Favorite Days Of Filming And Working With Timothée Chalamet On Bones And All
Taylor Russell recently opened up about her time working on the film "Bones and All" with Timothee Chalamet as her on-screen romantic partner.
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Michael Mann's 1986 Hannibal Lecter Film Deserves Your Attention
Everyone recalls Anthony Hopkins as Lecter in "Silence of the Lambs." However, Lecter was first introduced on screen in Michael Mann's underrated "Manhunter."
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The Ending Of Puss In Boots: The Last Wish Explained
"Puss in Boots: The Last Wish" tells a surprisingly deep story about mortality and fulfillment with plenty of Easter eggs. Here is the ending explained.
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The Most Terrible Things The Guardians Of The Galaxy Have Ever Done
Peter Quill's crew has saved the galaxy, but their record isn't exactly clean. Here are the most terrible things "The Guardians Of The Galaxy" have ever done.
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Spirited Away Fans Are Still Profoundly Moved Decades After Its Release
Even after over two decades since its release, "Spirited Away" fans are still profoundly moved by Hayao Miyazaki's Academy Award-winning animated masterpiece.
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The Pale Blue Eye Review: Once Upon A Midnight Dreary
The Pale Blue Eye features a pair of interesting performances from its top-tier cast and an exquisite twist ending, but it isn't enough to save the film overall
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James Cameron Doesn't Care If 3D Cinema Catches On In Mainstream Hollywood
Despite "Avatar: The Way of Water" heavily relying on 3D ticket sales, director James Cameron doesn't care if 3D cinema catches on in mainstream Hollywood.
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What Has Evanna Lynch Been Doing Since Harry Potter?
With Evanna Lynch not as active in the industry as some of her "Harry Potter" co-stars, fans might be wondering what she's been doing since the series ended.
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The Unfilmed Twins Scene In Godzilla: King Of The Monsters Would Have Made A Great Callback For Mothra's Return
Godzilla and his many companions are some of the most popular monsters in entertainment, and an unfilmed scene would have shed more light on the "Monsterverse."
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Our Heads Are Spinning Over This Look At Leonardo DiCaprio As Spider-Man
While Tobey Maguire was ultimately cast as the first live-action Spider-Man, famous actor Leonardo DiCaprio was originally sought out to play the webhead.
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Nicolas Cage Is Interested In Making A Musical But There's One Major Caveat
Nicolas Cage is prepared to make the jump to musicals, but there's one major caveat holding him back.
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Rumor Report: Is Gal Gadot Mounting A Fast & Furious Comeback In Fast X?
New rumors suggest Gal Gadot might be returning to the "Fast & Furious" franchise for the series' 10th installment, "Fast X."
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The Flash Will Reportedly Get A Promo Spot During Super Bowl LVII
The long-awaited "The Flash" film, starring Ezra Miller with an anticipated cameo from Michael Keaton, will debut a trailer at Super Bowl LVII in February.
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Ezra Miller From Childhood To The Flash
Ezra Miller is as well known for their erratic behavior and legal woes as for their role as The Flash. Let's retrace Miller's life from childhood to now.
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Avatar: The Way Of Water Screenwriters Say Writing It Was Like Living In James Cameron's Head
Screenwriters RIck Jaffa and Amanda Silver have described the process of writing "Avatar: The Way of Water" was living inside Cameron's head.
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Daniel Craig Was 'Terrified' Of His Accent While Filming The Knives Out Movies
Here's why Daniel Craig was so worried about his Benoit Blanc accent while filming both "Knives Out" movies.
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