The 1988 Jeff Goldblum Sci-Fi Flop That's Still Worth Checking Out
The absurd '80s cult classic "Earth Girls are Easy" may have financially flopped upon its release, but critics and fans alike urge audiences to check it out.
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Dave Bautista Confirms Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3 Is His Last Performance As Drax
As he prepares for a full year of movies, Dave Bautista has announced he is saying goodbye to Drax the Destroyer following "Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 3."
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Star Wars: The Bad Batch Shows How The Galaxy Remembered Count Dooku
Disney+'s "The Bad Batch" season 2 premiere gave Star Wars fans some insight into how the galaxy far, far, away remembers Count Dooku, and it's tragic.
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Mark Hamill Provides Insight Into An Unearthed Star Wars Screen Test With Harrison Ford
"Star Wars" screen test footage made its way over to Mark Hamill's Twitter feed, and the actor gave some insight into what went on behind the scenes.
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Star Trek's Khan Is Returning To The Franchise In A New Story Set Before Star Trek II
Star Trek's Khan is returning to a brand new story set before Star Trek II. The scripted podcast will tell fans about Khan's time in exile.
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Star Wars Veterans Embraced Each Other On The Set Of Willow
"Star Wars" veterans Erin Kellyman and Joonas Suotamo embraced each other on the set of "Willow" — but not in the same way they did on the set of "Solo."
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Fans Wish The Na'vi Language Was More Prominent In Avatar 2
"Avatar" expands its worldbuilding with the introduction of the Metkayina tribe, but fans wish "Avatar: The Way of Water" committed to the Na'vi language.
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James Cameron Needs To Resurrect The Terminator Franchise (& Why The Time Is Ripe For It)
Given all the success he's had with Avatar and the modern state of technology, now could be the perfect time for Cameron to return to The Terminator.
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The Bad Batch Voice Star Dee Bradley Baker On Maintaining George Lucas' Original Vision Of Star Wars - Exclusive Interview
"Star Wars: The Bad Batch" voice actor Dee Bradley Baker explained why he loves the show and how the series continues George Lucas' vision of "Star Wars."
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Wild Stories From Science Fiction Films That Are Actually True
Find out the wild behind-the-scenes stories of these sci-fi movies that sound like they could come from a galaxy far, far away.
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Every Time 2001: A Space Odyssey Got Science All Wrong
Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey may be a sci-fi classic, but there's plenty about science the film got wrong.
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Ron Howard Doesn't Sound Very Optimistic About The Possibilty Of Solo 2
"Solo: A Star Wars Story" was released in 2018 and never received a sequel. Director Ron Howard revealed why he thinks the prequel will never get a follow-up.
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Star Wars Fans Praise George Lucas For The Bad Batch's Creative Designs
Fans of "Star Wars: The Bad Batch" are excited to see that a once-forgotten concept from George Lucas looks poised to appear in the show's second season.
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Star Wars: The Bad Batch Fans Can't Contain Their Excitement Over First Look At Tech In Season 2
The "Star Wars: The Bad Batch" Twitter account posted a first look at Tech, and apparently, the character has an army of fans to voice their support.
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Star Wars Fans Are Uncharacteristically Aligned When It Comes To Andor's Female Characters
It seems most "Andor" fans have come to an agreement regarding the strength of the female characters in the series.
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Tony Gilroy Isn't Taking Credit For Star Wars Deep Cuts In Andor
Even though he was at the helm of "Andor," Tony Gilroy says the art department is to thank for many of the Disney+'s series' Easter eggs.
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James Cameron Had To Teach Zoe Saldaña To Run Properly For Avatar
James Cameron has a reputation for making harsh demands of his actors, and Zoe Saldaña didn't escape the director's exacting scrutiny shooting the first Avatar.
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Avatar: The Way Of Water Hits A Billion And Surpasses The Original In A Big Way
It remains to be seen if "The Way of Water" will surpass "Avatar" at the box office overall, but it already has a major leg-up on the competition.
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James Cameron Deliberately Toned Down The Gun Violence In Avatar: The Way Of Water
"Avatar: The Way of Water" features plenty of action scenes, but director James Cameron revealed that he deliberately toned down the gun violence in the film.
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James Cameron Showed A Producer The Potential For Aliens With One Little Symbol
James Cameron knows how to make big hits and how to sell ideas to the money folks. One tiny symbol earned his "Aliens" concept a green light from producers.
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Deborah L. Scott On Costuming Avatar: The Way Of Water's Performance Capture - Exclusive
"Avatar: The Way of Water" costume designer Deborah L. Scott shared the challenges of creating real costumes for performance-captured digital characters.
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Edge Of Tomorrow Forced Emily Blunt To Tap Into Aggression She Never Even Realized She Had
Emily Blunt is no stranger to varying roles, but to star in "Edge of Tomorrow," she had to tap into her aggressive side, which included martial arts training.
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How Emily Blunt Got Ripped To Play Rita Vrataski In Edge Of Tomorrow
Emily Blunt wowed audiences with her action chops in "Edge of Tomorrow," and here's how she got into shape to play the role of Rita Vrataski.
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The Entire Riddick Timeline Explained
Vin Diesel has a deep passion for the character of Richard B. Riddick and his universe. Let's take a look at the backstory of this mysterious antihero.
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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 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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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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