The Rich History Behind The DC Extended Universe
The rich history of the DC Extended Universe goes back to the early 2000s, but that's just the beginning of the expansive saga of how the DCEU came to be.
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The School For Good And Evil Author Soman Chainani Felt The Wish Fish Scene Needed To Be In The Movie
According to "The School for Good and Evil" author Soman Chainani, one scene included in the film was non-negotiable when it came to his book's adaptation.
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The Overarching Theme Of Friendship Sold Paul Feig On The Task Of Directing The School For Good And Evil
Netflix's "The School for Good and Evil," based on the novel of the same name, was directed by Paul Feig, who joined the project for this special reason.
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The Real-Life Therapist Who Helped Bring The Patient To Life
"The Patient" is a recent psychological thriller that analyzes the mind of a serial killer. Here's how the creators made the show as accurate as possible.
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Small Details You May Have Missed In 1992's Candyman
There's a lot going on in director Bernard Rose's horror classic Candyman, but you don't have to say his name five times to learn the truth.
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The First Poster For The Guardians Of The Galaxy Holiday Special Promises Intergalactic Holiday Cheer
"The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special" has its first poster, and it promises a healthy dose of intergalactic holiday cheer.
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Why Diya Khatri From NCIS Season 20, Episode 6 Looks So Familiar
Here's where you previously may have seen the actress who plays Diya Khatri in Season 20 of "NCIS."
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Chicago Med Fans See A Potential Relationship Blossoming Between Asher And Archer
"Chicago Med" fans took to social media to discuss a recent episode. Several viewers pointed out possible romantic chemistry between two characters.
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The Guardians Of The Galaxy Holiday Special Trailer Marks The Return Cosmo The Spacedog
The trailer for "The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special" just released, and it features the return of Cosmo the Spacedog from the previous films.
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The Arkham Asylum HBO Max Series Has Reportedly Found A New Showrunner In Antonio Campos
A new showrunner is now attached to HBO Max's "Arkham Asylum" series, and he has quite the pedigree that's bound to impress DC fans.
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The Devastating Death Of Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer Producer Jules Bass
The legendary producer Jules Bass, known for animated Christmas films like "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" and "Frosty the Snowman" has died.
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The Demon Slayer Breathing Style You Are Based On Your Zodiac Sign
Each "Demon Slayer" leans into a breathing style that gives them specific gifts. Here is the "Demon Slayer" breathing style you are based on your zodiac sign.
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Enter DC Studios: James Gunn And Peter Safran Will Lead Warner Bros' New DC Film And TV Division
After months of searching for a figure to head up its DC division, Warner Bros. Discovery has gone with two big names -- James Gunn and Peter Safran.
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Dwayne Johnson May Have Been The Reason A Whopping 43% Of Fans Watched Black Adam
The DCEU film "Black Adam" is a success among audiences, and its star Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is apparently responsible for many moviegoers attending.
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The Patient's Showrunners Felt Alan's Tragic Ending Was The Most Authentic Route To Take
"The Patient" ends on an incredibly tragic note. And according to the showrunners, there was no other way for the series to conclude.
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Fans Of HBO's Industry Need To Buckle Up For More Workplace Drama In Season 3
The HBO drama series "Industry" has finally been renewed for a third season, one month after Season 2 had its finale.
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Steve Carell Was Completely Taken Aback By The Patient's Gruesome Finale
"The Patient" had a pretty shocking series finale, and Steve Carell had a number of things to say about how the show ended.
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The Patient Showrunners Don't Envision A Season 2
Season 1 of "The Patient" ended in spectacular fashion. However, the showrunners don't seem inclined to follow it up with a second season.
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Lady Chatterley's Lover - What We Know So Far
D. H. Lawrence's novel "Lady Chatterley's Lover" is getting adapted by director Laure de Clermont-Tonnerrewith. Here's everything we know so far.
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Grey's Anatomy Star Jesse Williams Boards Only Murders In The Building Season 3
Hulu's "Only Murders in the Building" has added former "Grey's Anatomy" star Jesse Williams to its star-studded cast for Season 3.
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Big Mouth's Brandon Kyle Goodman Says Fans Can Expect A Lot More Vulnerability In Season 6
Growing up is awkward! Here's what "Big Mouth" voice actor and writer Brandon Kyle Goodman says to expect from the show's upcoming sixth season.
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Sam & Kate's Official Trailer Has Fans Waiting With Anticipation For Dustin Hoffman's Performance
"Sam & Kate" sees the return of Dustin Hoffman to the big screen, and fans eagerly await his feature-length film resurgence.
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Why Travis Baltoni From NCIS Season 20, Episode 6 Looks So Familiar
Why does Travis Baltoni from "NCIS" Season 20, Episode 6 look so familiar? The actor has appeared in some small parts in TV shows and movies you may have seen.
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The End Of The Patient Explained
In "The Patient," a serial killer takes a therapist hostage to get the help he desperately wants. Here is the end of "The Patient" explained.
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Here's When You Can Watch Terrifier 2 At Home
Art the Clown is terrifying and disgusting movie-goers in the hit sequel "Terrifier 2." Here's how, when, and where you can watch the freaky film from home.
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Reboot Showrunner Is Already Working On Season 2
"Reboot" just wrapped its first season at Hulu. And hopefully, Steve Levitan gets a chance to delve even further into this world with a second season.
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Call Me Kat Production Has Been Put On Hold Following Leslie Jordan's Tragic Death
After Leslie Jordan's death, "Call Me Kat" will pay special tribute to the actor and temporarily suspend production.
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