Star Wars' Rule Of Two: The Sith's Biggest Weakness, Explained
For the Sith in "Star Wars," the Rule of Two is a time-honored, if brutal tradition. Here's why it also serves as their most significant weakness.
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AI Made A Live-Action Family Guy Trailer Set In The 1950s & It's Eerie As Hell
Imagine if Seth MacFarlane's biting satire "Family Guy" was in live action ... and set in the wholesome TV era of the 1950s. Quahog sure looks different.
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Why The Batman: Caped Crusader Designs Look So Weird
The character designs for "Batman: The Caped Crusader" are in, and there's a reason behind their unusual aesthetics, per co-creator Bruce Timm.
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Movies So Bad They Were Pulled From Theaters
Sometimes a movie might perform so poorly and become so poisoned by terrible word-of-mouth that studios or distributors will pull it out of theaters.
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What Pip The Troll From Marvel's Eternals Movie Looks Like In Real Life
Comedian Patton Oswalt brings Pip the Troll to life in the Marvel Cinematic Universe during a memorable bit in "Eternals." Here's what he really looks like.
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Star Wars: Why Sith Have Yellow Eyes (Except One)
One of the signs to help you spot a Sith in "Star Wars" is their fiery yellow change in eye color. Here's how it happens and the exception to the rule.
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Young Sheldon Season 7: The Tragic Episode 12 Moment You've Been Dreading, Explained
A sad event that fans had seen coming for years finally came to pass at the tail end of Season 7 of "Young Sheldon" -- here's how it went down.
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Lord Of The Rings: Tom Bombadil's Wife Goldberry, Daughter Of The River, Explained
Anyone who has read "The Lord of the Rings" knows about Tom Bombadil. But what about his wife, who has yet to appear in any big-screen adaptation?
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Dogpool: Deadpool 3's Weirdest Marvel Variant, Explained
Deadpool may be something of an oddball, but even stranger and more lovable is his four-legged multiversal variant and future movie star, Dogpool.
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Did Marvel Or DC Have 2023's Biggest Superhero Movie Flop?
Marvel and DC failed to appeal to audiences in 2023. Longtime fans of superhero films will likely want to know just which studio had the biggest bomb that year.
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AI Imagines What Zack Snyder's Man Of Steel 2 Could Have Looked Like
An AI-generated trailer imagines what Zack Snyder's "Man of Steel 2" could have been, pitting Henry Cavill's Superman against a new powerful threat.
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The Origins Of Skibidi Toilet Explained
The "Skibidi Toilet" meme has taken Generation Alpha by storm. Here's the origins of the meme and YouTube series explained, along with some of the lore.
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What Star Trek: Voyager's Borg Queen Looks Like Today
The Borg Queen is one of the most memorable villains in "Star Trek" history -- but what are the actresses who played her up to these days?
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Star Wars: The Real Reason Samuel L. Jackson's Mace Windu Has A Purple Lightsaber
Once, there were only two colors of lightsaber: blue and red. Now, there's practically a whole rainbow. Here's why Mace Windu was given a purple one.
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AI Reimagines The Big Big Bang Theory As A Pixar Movie & It's Perfect
An AI-generated fan-made images reimagine hit sitcom "The Big Bang Theory" as a Pixar-like animated movie, and the results are absolutely adorable.
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The Untold Truth Of Alien: Romulus
The "Alien" franchise returns to the big screen in 2024 with a brand new installment. Here's everything you need to know about "Alien: Romulus."
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The Ending Of Places In The Heart Explained
The 1980s were also a kind of golden age for prestige family dramas, including Places in the Heart. Here's the explanation of that film's ending.
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Why Hugo Weaving Is Done Playing Villains
It appears that "The Matrix" star and professional Hollywood bad guy Hugo Weaving is through with playing everyone's favorite movie villains.
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FX's Shogun Season 2 Looks Very Likely After A Huge Announcement
After dazzling critics and fans alike, FX's "Shogun" is still making waves and headlines, especially with one major development being reported recently.
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Brooke Shields Helped Benjamin Bratt Get Through A Nude Scene In A Wild Way
When filming "Mother of the Bride," Brooke Shields felt bad for Benjamin Bratt having to do a nude scene, so she made sure he wasn't the only one.
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Star Wars Almost Turned Natalie Portman's Padme Into A Sith To Inspire Girls
Had one early idea for Padmé Amidala gone through, she would have gotten a mirror Sith version to be introduced after the death of Darth Maul.
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Why Reenie From Tracker Looks So Familiar
Fiona Rene plays the lawyer Reenie Greene in Season 1 of CBS' "Tracker," and she's no stranger to playing supporting roles on police dramas and similar shows.
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Marvel History: The Hilarious Reason Why Stan Lee Made The X-Men Mutants
Unlike most Marvel heroes, the X-Men are born with a genetic mutation that gives them powers, and Stan Lee once explained his reason behind that decision
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Why John Leguizamo Found Patrick Swayze 'Difficult' To Work With
John Leguizamo recalled how he and Patrick Swayze nearly had a fistfight while filming "To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar."
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Star Trek Isn't Allowed To Use One Three-Letter Word - Here's Why
Projects set within the Star Trek franchise try to follow a set of rules as closely as possible, which means the shows and movies can't use a certain word.
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What Happened To Dr. Sturgis On Young Sheldon?
The kindly Dr. Sturgis plays a huge role in Sheldon's academic journey in "Young Sheldon" -- but what happens to him after Sheldon moves away from Texas?
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Why Netflix Cut A Controversial Actor's Scenes From New Series Goodbye Earth
Due to their ongoing legal issues, a major actor from the South Korean series "Goodbye Earth" saw many of their scenes removed from the Netflix show.
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