Batwoman Fans React To Javicia Leslie As Ryan Wilder
There was plenty of doubt about how Kate's disappearance, and Ryan's entrance, would be handled — but thankfully, fans are delighted by Leslie's entrance.
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Will We Ever Get An Air Force One Sequel?
Seemingly out of nowhere, rumors of an Air Force One sequel surfaced in 2019. How likely is such a movie to be made and should it even be done?
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How WandaVision's Watch Commercial Connects To The Marvel Comics
WandaVision is loaded with cues, and the Strücker watch — even aside from its HYDRA connections — could be a hint toward a major comic book storyline.
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The Shawshank Redemption Deleted Scenes You Never Saw
While most discerning cinephiles have likely seen The Shawshank Redemption at least once (a year, right?), they've likely never seen the film's deleted scenes.
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Quentin Tarantino original Inglourious Basterds script was so long, he almost made it into two films.
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Why The Old MacDonald Sing-Along In WandaVision Episode 1 Could Mean More Than You Think
In 1950s sitcoms, the gags could be taken at face value. While WandaVision might look the part, it's sure to hide clues behind things you might not expect.
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Mr. & Mrs. Smith 2 Almost Happened. Here's Why The Sequel Got Turned Down
Here’s why Mr. & Mrs. Smith 2 didn’t get made after the film’s 2005 release, and why it probably wouldn’t get made today.
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Robert Rodriguez On What It Was Like To Direct That Episode Of The Mandalorian - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Looper, Robert Rodriguez spoke about what it was like directing the sixth episode of The Mandalorian season 2.
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WandaVision: Why Agnes' Plant Is So Significant
WandaVision is all about the details. Even an innocuous houseplant contains multitudes, and if you're a comics reader, you probably already know why.
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The Beyoncé Tribute You Missed In Netflix's Bridgerton
Who runs the world? Girls, of course — and Beyoncé. As it happens, the people behind Netflix's Bridgerton may just be huge Beyoncé fans, like everyone else.
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Are Wanda And Pietro Maximoff's Parents In WandaVision?
The commercials may be just a weird element of WandaVision, but some fans have noticed MCU easter eggs that point to Wanda's past and potentially her parents.
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The Unique Way Vanessa Kirby And Ellen Burstyn Bonded For Pieces Of A Woman
The two actors play a mother and daughter in Netflix's Pieces of a Woman, and before the cameras rolled, they bonded in a very unique way.
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The Real Reason Todd Hoffman Left Gold Rush
When it was announced that Hoffman would not be returning after the eighth season of the show, some fans were caught by surprise. Here's what really went down.
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Why Hot Fuzz Is The Best Of Edgar Wright's Blood & Ice Cream Trilogy
Shaun of the Dead. Hot Fuzz. The World's End. Three great movies, but Edgar Wright's middle chapter is the best, and here's why.
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The Cobra Kai Season 3 Storyline That We Never Got To See
There's a storyline concerning Elisabeth Shue's Ali Mills that the writers never actually had to deploy. Find out what could have been.
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The Jesse Detail That Kept Him From Becoming A Top Dog In Breaking Bad
Looking closely, it's easy to see why Breaking Bad's Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul) never became a major kingpin like Walter White.
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The Horror Director That Fans Have Voted As The All-Time Best
It's a question as old as the genre, but the horror community on Reddit has come up with a pretty definitive answer.
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The Strange Detail Cobra Kai Fans Noticed About Miguel's Social Media
Even before winning the All Valley, Miguel must've been more famous and than anyone assumed.
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Why Neo's Name Change In The Matrix Means More Than You Think
The character's decision to change his name, in 1999's The Matrix, has a far deeper meaning — which underlines the themes of the movie, as a whole.
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WandaVision: Glamor And Illusion Are Real Characters In The Marvel Comics
The second episode of WandaVision gives new meaning to the word "magic." The couple's stage names, though, are a sly reference to a comic book storyline.
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The Underrated Robin Williams Movie That Just Landed On Netflix
If you're looking to stream one of Robin Williams' most underrated movies, head to Netflix ASAP.
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The Dark Part About WandaVision's Toast Mate 2000 Commercial
The premiere episode of WandaVision features a commercial for the Toast Mate 2000. Look and listen closely, and you'll see that the ad is actually very dark.
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Get A Look At New Spider-Man 3 Set Photos
While the details surrounding Peter Parker's latest adventure in the MCU remain under wraps, new Spider-Man 3 set photos may have revealed the film's setting.
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The Two WandaVision Lines That Have Huge Implications For The Series' Future
If two seemingly innocuous lines from WandaVision's second episode are any indication, the show may be in for a very sinister twist.
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WandaVision's Rotten Tomatoes Score Is Turning Heads
WandaVision's Rotten Tomatoes score is in, and it's going to surprise you.
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The Tiny WandaVision Detail That Links To Scarlet Witch And Quicksilver's Past
WandaVision episode 2 features a blink-and-you'll-miss-it reference that connects the series to the cinematic origins of Wanda Maximoff and her brother Pietro.
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The Donnie Darko Reference You Missed In WandaVision Episode 2
WandaVision's Easter eggs don't just pull from classic comics and Golden Age sitcoms. Some are even reaching back into the pasts of the actors themselves.
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