Rian Johnson Had A Terrifying First Encounter With The Star Wars Franchise
Before Rian Johnson entered the world of "Star Wars" as a director, an early theatrical experience with "Return of the Jedi" terrified him at a young age.
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My Hero Academia Creator Knows One Thing For Sure About The Series' Ending
It is not difficult to come up with reasons why "My Hero Academia" is so popular, but its creator already has an idea of how he wants the manga to end.
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The Last Jedi Director Rian Johnson Discusses The Inherent Humor Of Star Wars
No matter how serious "Star Wars" can get, there is always humor in the franchise, which Rian Johnson explored in "Star Wars" The Last Jedi."
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Edie Falco Says She Thought Avatar 2 Came Out A Long Time Ago
Edie Falco, who plays Gen. Ardmore in "Avatar: The Way of Water," recently claimed she thought the sequel already came out ahead of its actual release.
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Joseph Kosinski Loved Working With Tom Cruise On Top Gun: Maverick
"Top Gun: Maverick" director Joseph Kosinski loved working with Tom Cruise on the film for a number of reasons, including Cruise's collaborative approach.
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Justified: City Primeval Could Have Came To Life As A Quentin Tarantino Production
As it turns out, legendary filmmaker Quentin Tarantino nearly added "City Primeval" to his select group of movies.
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Zachary Levi Seems To Confirm That He's Staying On As The DCU's Shazam
According to Zachary Levi, his version of Shazam will remain a part of the DC Universe going forward.
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Alone At Night - What We Know So Far
Here's everything we know about the upcoming slasher "Alone at Night."
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Justified: City Primeval Showrunner Labels The New Series A 'Grown-Up Version' Of The Original
"Justified: City Primeval" looks to take fans back to the world of Raylan Givens, but it looks like audiences should be prepared for something even more mature.
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Rian Johnson Admits He Was Nervous To Work With Knives Out's Star-Studded Cast
In an interview with GQ, Rian Johnson revealed he was nervous to work with so many stars on "Knives Out," but his fears were unfounded.
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Rian Johnson Worked On Knives Out For A Decade
The world of "Knives Out" keeps expanding with "Glass Onion" and another film in the works, but the first film took a decade to come to fruition.
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Shadow And Bone Season 2's Showrunners Tease A Twist Not Even The Author Saw Coming
Netflix's "Shadow and Bone" doesn't follow Leigh Bardugo's book series exactly. The showrunners teased a twist for Season 2 that surprised her.
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Roger Christian Created Star Wars' Iconic Set $100,000 Under Budget
While sci-fi seems like an expensive genre, the set of the first "Star Wars" was created nearly $100,000 under budget, thanks to set designer Roger Christian.
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Taylor Sheridan Describes How Lots Of Wine Helped Him Get His 1923 Dream Cast
Taylor Sheridan has expanded his modern western television show into a bonafide franchise. Here, we share how he cast the iconic leads of "1923."
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Oscar Isaac Put Up A Fight To Take Home One Iconic Prop From The Set Of Star Wars
Being part of "Star Wars" is sure to be exciting for many actors, and Oscar Isaac honored his time in the franchise by taking home an iconic prop.
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Criminal Minds: Evolution Fans Are Stressed Over The Possibility Of A Fan-Favorite Character Having Cancer
Fans of 'Criminal Minds' are starting to get worried over a new revelation for JJ that could prove tragic, with many taking their complaints to social media.
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Justified: City Primeval's Showrunners Were Nervous About Vivian Olyphant Auditioning For The Series
The showrunners behind "Justified: City Primeval" weren't too sure when Timothy Olyphant suggested his own daughter join the series.
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The Most Cringe-Worthy Scenes In The White Lotus Ranked
"The White Lotus" excels at creating characters with a dash of cringe for us to enjoy. Here are the most cringe-worthy scenes in The White Lotus, ranked.
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What Elsa's Voiceover Meant In The 1923 Premiere
Elsa's voiceover in Yellowstone means more than fans might have initially thought. Here's why her narration is so important to the story of the Dutton family.
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James Mangold Tweets Hints About The Upcoming Disney+ Indiana Jones Series
Although we don't know too much about Disney+'s upcoming Indiana Jones television show, we gained some more insight into its possible casting direction here.
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Avatar 2's Opening Weekend Wasn't Huge Enough To Fight Back Against Dropping Movie Theater Stocks
Not even a massive opening for "Avatar: The Way of Water" couldn't solve an industry's continuing struggles, and the stock market proves just that.
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Who Plays Amelie On Tulsa King?
Viewers were introduced to Amelie in Season 1, Episode 6 of "Tulsa King." Here's a look at who plays Bodhi's girlfriend and where you may have seen her before.
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Avatar 2 Fans Are Scratching Their Heads Over The Sully Kids' Accents
Avatar: The Way of Water viewers are left scratching their heads over the Sully kids' accents, which are all different from each other.
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The Ending Of Emily The Criminal Explained
Some crime movies leave things a bit open-ended, but there's no reason to be confused by this one. Here is the ending of "Emily the Criminal" explained.
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Why Benjamin Reeves From Criminal Minds: Evolution Looks So Familiar
If serial killer Benjamin Reeves looked familiar in Episode 5 of Criminal Minds: Evolution, it was most likely from one of these roles.
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Avatar: The Way Of Water's First 10 Minutes Are Causing Waves Of Tears Among Fans
Scenes in the first 10 minutes of "Avatar: The Way of Water" are causing waves of tears among fans in the movie theater. Here's what's causing the waterworks.
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Chicago P.D. Showrunner Would Love To See Lisseth Chavez Return
Lisseth Chavez has been busy since leaving "Chicago, P.D." However, the showrunner seems quite open to having Chavez return as Officer Vanessa Rojas.
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