Facts Only True Fans Know About Alan J. Pakula's Paranoia Trilogy
With "Klute," "The Parallax View" and "All the President's Men," Alan J. Pakula created 3 great '70s films that deserve a rediscovery in our modern age.
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How Bill Nighy Came Up With Davy Jones' Accent In Pirates Of The Caribbean
Davy Jones is one of the most iconic villains in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise, but where did he come from? Bill Nighy has those answers.
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Lizzy Caplan Felt Typecast After Playing Janis Ian In Mean Girls
Lizzy Caplan felt typecast in the role of high school weird girl Janis Ian in "Mean Girls," but she now recognizes that the character could lead her own movie.
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Everything Cinderella Man Doesn't Tell You About The True Story
Ron Howard's "Cinderella Man" cast Russell Crowe as Depression-era boxer James Braddock; from Joe Gould's incarceration to Max Baer's cruelty, here's the truth.
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The DCEU's Controversial Flash Movie Speeds Toward An Earlier Release Date
Amid its star's continued legal issues, Warner Bros. has announced that it will be altering the release date of "The Flash," previously set for June 23, 2023.
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The Teaser For Bong Joon Ho's Mickey 17 Will Make You Look At Robert Pattinson In A Whole New Way
Fans now have a first look at a stripped-down Pattison in Bong Joon Ho's "Mickey 17," as well as a release date from Warner Bros.
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How Producer Roy Conli's Background In Environmental Documentaries Impacted His Work In Strange World - Exclusive
Producer Roy Conli's background in environmental documentaries and passion for the planet impacted his work in "Strange World." Here's how.
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The Last Movie Kirstie Alley Was In Before She Died
Kirstie Alley's last movie before her death on December 5, 2022, was a Lifetime production about a young woman fighting her rapist for the custody of her child.
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Star Trek Changed The Course Of Kirstie Alley's Career Forever
It would appear that the late Kirstie Alley can be included in the near-endless list of people whose lives were changed for the better by "Star Trek."
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Cheers Star Kirstie Alley Dead At 71
As reported on December 5, 2022, film and television icon Kirstie Alley has died at the age of 71.
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Ghostbusters: Afterlife Is Getting A Sequel
The "Ghostbusters" franchise will rise from the grave once again for a sequel to 2021's "Ghostbusters: Afterlife."
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My Hero Academia Voice Actor Robbie Daymond Approaches Heroes And Villains With The Same Complexity
In "My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission," audiences meet Flect Turn, and his voice actor Robbie Daymond approached this villain like he would a hero.
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe: The 7 Best And 7 Worst Things
Get ready for a deep dive into everything Marvel, as we find out just what makes the Marvel Cinematic Universe great ... and what it's gotten wrong.
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Batgirl Directors Are Down To Work With Warner Bros. Again For A Fan-Favorite Batman Story
Earlier this year, Warner Bros. canceled the "Batgirl" film. Now, the directors say they are open to working with the studio to make a different "Batman" movie.
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The Ending Of Dashcam Explained
Dashcam puts its intentionally unlikable protagonist through a rollercoaster ride of frights. Here's what you might have missed in its madcap pace.
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Robert Downey Jr. Lists Everything He Misses About The Marvel Cinematic Universe
Here's what Robert Downey Jr. misses most about his time in the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Iron Man.
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The Ending Of Blackhat Explained
Michael Mann's Blackhat weaves an intricate web of cybercrime mystery. Here's everything you need to understand about the film's action-packed final act.
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Yes, A ToeJam & Earl Movie Is Actually Happening
The cult-classic 1991 Sega Genesis game will be getting the big screen treatment.
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Sigourney Weaver Trained For A Year With A Navy SEAL Coach For Avatar: The Way Of Water
Sigourney Weaver revealed on a podcast that she trained for a year with a Navy SEAL coach in order to hold her breath underwater for Avatar: The Way of Water.
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Olaf Was Almost Scrapped From Frozen Entirely
The co-director's original note said "Kill the snowman."
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Things In Marvel's Phase 4 That Didn't Make Any Sense
Phase 4 of the MCU brought fans She-Hulk, the Eternals, Ms. Marvel — and a bunch of things that made no sense. We sort it all out, looking to the future.
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Things That Happen In Every Jaws Movie
Like many franchises, the "Jaws" series likes to keep things consistent. Here are some of the things that you'll see crop up in every "Jaws" movie.
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Nicolas Cage Says He Never Gets Tired Of Watching Spirited Away
Nicolas Cage has a long list of favorite films. One of his favorites is the 2001 anime classic, "Spirited Away," which he says he never gets tired of watching.
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Barbarian Was Saved From Hulu By Test Screenings
"Barbarian" was the surprise hit of 2022, and while it was a box office success, it originally was never meant to be in theaters; it was destined for Hulu.
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Things In Brave That Only Adults Seem To Notice
"Brave" is technically a movie for kids, but here are some things you might only notice in it as an adult.
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Dungeons & Dragons Honor Among Thieves' Official Poster Fails The Vibe Check With Fans
An upcoming film "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves" just released its official poster, and fans of the fantasy role-playing game are underwhelmed.
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High Evolutionary: Details Only Huge Fans Know About Marvel's Powerful Scientist
With his arrival in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, the High Evolutionary is about to become known to millions. Here's the story of this complex Marvel being.
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