AI Reveals What The X-Men '97 Team Looks Like In Real Life, And It's Uncanny
This AI work shows live-action versions of Storm, Magneto, Gambit, Jubilee, Bishop, Jean Grey, and Rogue based on their appearances in "X-Men '97."
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What Happened To Spider-Man's Parents? Peter Parker's Big Mystery Explained
As Marvel fans know, Peter Parker - the Amazing Spider-Man - was raised by his Uncle Ben and Aunt May. So what happened to his parents? Buckle up!
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We Rewatched House Of The Dragon Season 1 And Here's What We Noticed
HBO's "House of the Dragon" is already a densely-layered show, and some things are totally different about it now on a rewatch.
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Mary Poppins & Pennywise The Clown Are Related - A Horrifying Theory Explained
They may appear to have nothing in common, but a wild fan theory explains how Mary Poppins and Pennywise from "It" are members of the same alien race.
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Who Plays Eli David On NCIS And What Happened To The Character?
Veteran actor Michael Nouri played Eli David, Ziva David's distant father, on "NCIS" before the character was killed off midway through the 10th season.
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Young Sheldon Season 7: The Tragic George Funeral Twist, Explained
The "Young Sheldon" series finale in Season 7, Episode 13 throws an emotional curve ball that ends with a twist nobody saw coming. Here’s what it meant.
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Star Trek: What Kruge Looks Like In Real Life
Beloved actor Christopher Lloyd brings the formidable Star Trek villain Commander Kruge to life. Here's what the veteran performer looks like in real life.
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The Rock Is A James Bond Sequel: How A Wild Internet Theory Was 'Proven' True
One of the biggest theories, or legends, really, surrounding 1996's "The Rock" is that the action thriller is actually a James Bond sequel.
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The Tragic Reason Giancarlo Esposito Almost Hired A Hitman Before Breaking Bad
Before he booked his life-changing role as Gus Fring on "Breaking Bad," actor Giancarlo Esposito considered a drastic and terrible move to help his family.
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Orlando Bloom Absolutely Hated A Huge Role - 'I Didn't Want To Do The Movie'
Orlando Bloom loved his Pirates of the Caribbean & Lord of the Rings roles, but one film he would rather forget is Troy. Here’s why he hated it.
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5 Awful Movie Endings That Ruined Amazing Films In The 1990s
The 1990s saw some of the best movies ever made, but some endings destroyed otherwise perfect films. Here are the five worst examples.
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Star Trek: The Next Generation's Most Disgusting Moment Was Banned By The BBC
The "Star Trek: TNG" episode "Conspiracy" had a scene deemed too gruesome to be shown on BBC, and fans who did see it as children confirm it was horrifying.
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AI Made A 1920s Black & White Lord Of The Rings Movie Trailer (And It's Precious)
Imagine if "The Lord of the Rings" were made as a 1920s silent movie. This AI trailer shows us all the beloved characters of Middle-earth in vintage style.
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Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man Is In The Dark Knight But You Likely Never Noticed Him
During the opening scene of "The Dark Knight," Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man can be seen on-screen. Here's what to look for next time you rewatch it.
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Is Young Sheldon To Blame For NCIS: Hawaii's Cancellation? It's Complicated
According to one report, the colossal success of "Young Sheldon" may have somewhat led to the shocking and sudden cancellation of "NCIS: Hawai'i."
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Bridgerton Season 3: Why One Penelope Costume Made Nicola Coughlan Cry
Nicola Coughlan's wardrobe for Season 3 of "Bridgerton" was quite an upgrade from previous seasons -- one dress even left her speechless.
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The Only Major Actor Still Alive From The Avengers TV Series
In the 1960s, a spy series called "The Avengers" took to the airwaves in the UK and became quite popular. Here is its only main cast member still alive in 2024.
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Why Hugh Jackman Was Never The Same After X-Men
He's coming back in "Deadpool & Wolverine," but it all started for Hugh Jackman with "X-Men" in 2000 - and his career has never been the same since.
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This Star Trek Movie Has The Highest Rotten Tomatoes Score In The Franchise
Of all the "Star Trek" movies that have been released since 1979, this one ranks the highest among critics and has similarly impressive box office receipts.
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Why Chris Hemsworth's Thor Was Given The MCU's First Nude Scene
To Chris Hemsworth's delight, "Thor: Love and Thunder" features the MCU's first nude scene, placing the actor's backside in the spotlight for several reasons.
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AI Creates The Perfect Live-Action ThunderCats Movie Trailer & Cast
This fan-created trailer for a "ThunderCats" movie shows us what Henry Cavill, Alexandra Daddario, and Willem Dafoe would look like as the feline characters.
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Star Wars Almost Made Obi-Wan Kenobi Fall To Something Worse Than The Dark Side
At one point during development on "Obi-Wan Kenobi," the creative team toyed with the concept of giving the titular Jedi a truly depressing life on Tatooine.
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11 Biggest Differences Between The Fallout Show And The Games
Amazon Prime Video's "Fallout" series has gone down well with fans of the games, but there are several differences between the show and the source material.
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Everyone Is Binging This 2014 Comedy Flop On Netflix Right Now
Many movie flops have found a second life on Netflix, and that seems to be the case with "Dumb and Dumber To," the 2014 sequel to the original Jim Carrey film.
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Chicago Med Season 12 Episode 9 Pulled The Trigger On The Wrong Couple
"Chicago Med" Season 12, Episode 9 saw a new couple's relationship get solidified. Unfortunately, it wasn't the pairing that most fans were hoping to see.
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Young Sheldon's Season 7 Finale Viewership Numbers Had A Huge Surprise
The two-part series finale of "Young Sheldon" reachedt a notable viewership milestone while blowing Season 7's average numbers out of the water.
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The Mummy Director Felt 'Insulted' By Tom Cruise's 2017 Reboot For A Good Reason
"The Mummy" director Stephen Sommers admitted feeling offended by Tom Cruise's 2017 reboot, which failed to capture the excitement of the original film.
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