Catwoman's Entire Backstory Explained
From the streets of Gotham to its most glittering penthouses, here's Catwoman's entire backstory explained.
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Why Fans Are Concerned About Rip's Finances On Yellowstone
After the Yellowstone season 3 finale, many fans wondering one thing: Why didn't Rip buy Beth her own ring? One Reddit user was so taken aback by Rip's refusal to buy Beth a ring that they decided to try and get to the bottom of the ranch hand's finances.
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Why Bill & Ted's Daughters Look So Familiar
A surprising amount of time in the new trilogy-capper is spent not with Bill and Ted but with their progeny, Thea and Billie and here's where you know them from
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Why Paloma From No Time To Die Looks So Familiar
Ana de Armas has a history of playing roles that defy expectation and require a wide range of acting ability. Even if you can't quite place where you've seen her before, there's a chance that she's already impressed you with her previous work. Here's why Paloma from No Time to Die looks so familiar.
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Dr. Grant's Entire Jurassic Park Backstory Explained
The narrative of Jurassic Park centers around one man, a cynic who we have to empathize with to bring us into the world and make us believe it. Dr. Alan Grant's initial derision turns to wide-eyed wonderment and all-consuming fear along with the audience.
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Lord Of The Rings' Third Age Of Middle-Earth Explained
From evil dragons and fiery demons to heroic hobbits and epic wars, here's Lord of the Rings' Third Age of Middle-earth explained.
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Here's How The Time Inversion In Tenet Really Works
In Tenet, there is a puzzling new concept called 'time inversion.' Our first instinct is to think that it is a unique approach to time travel, but a deeper dive proves that to be far from the truth. Let's break down how the time inversion in Tenet really works.
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The Truth About The Battle Scene In Mulan - Exclusive
As Looper learned in an exclusive interview with actor Chen Tang, who plays Mulan's wise-cracking squad-mate Yao in the 2020 remake, what Mulan didn't do sets it apart from its sword-swinging peers.
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Read This Before You See Rebecca
As brought to life by director Ben Wheatley, the latest take on du Maurier's classic novel is a moody and stylish thriller that's full of color, top-tier actors, intrigue, and at least one major twist. It's a fresh take on a timeless tale, and may be the best rendition of Rebecca yet. Here's why.
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Kevin Alejandro Dishes On His Roles On Lucifer, Arrow, And More - Exclusive Interview
In an exclusive interview with Looper, Alejandro talked about that shocking sixth-season renewal, what to expect from the eventual series finale of Lucifer, and how his time on Arrow scared the pants off him.
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The First Look At The Mandalorian Season 2 Will Have You Totally Hyped
Want to catch a sneak peek at the upcoming second season of the hit Disney+ series The Mandalorian? This is the way. Entertainment Weekly recently ran an in-depth preview of season 2, complete with new images of all your favorite characters.
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The Movie Chadwick Boseman Bravely Turned Down
As Chadwick Boseman's agent recalls, the actor wanted to make sure that he represented the fullness, joy, and pride of the Black experience in America without trafficking in stereotypes or edging into offensive territory. Here's the story about one movie that Chadwick Boseman bravely turned down.
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Why Jake From I'm Thinking Of Ending Things Looks So Familiar
While I'm Thinking of Ending Things is a movie that deals in uncertainty, one thing that's certain is that everyone involved does outstanding work. In particular, Jesse Plemons as Jake delivers a stellar performance. Let's take a look at why Jake from I'm Thinking Of Ending Things looks so familiar.
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5 Best And 5 Worst Things In Tenet
Do the movie's flaws offer a compelling argument to skip Christopher Nolan's latest mind-bending blockbuster? Judge for yourself: Here's a look at the best and worst things about Tenet's story and cinematic execution.
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The Famous Actor That Secretly Voices The Deep's Gills On The Boys
On the second episode of The Boys season 2, the Deep (Chace Crawford) has an interesting experience with his gills after drinking drug-spiked tea. While odd, there was something familiar about the sequence: the voice of the Deep's gills.
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The Psychological Thriller That's Creeping Out Viewers On Netflix
Netflix is helping viewers beat the heat with one of the most chilling screen villains of all time. Red Dragon, the prequel to the 1991 horror classic Silence of the Lambs and its sequel Hannibal, has made its entrance onto the streamer's Top Ten list for movies in the U.S.
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The Real Reason There's No Live Sports On Netflix
Netflix is a true juggernaut of nearly every form of small-screen entertainment, but there's one major exception: live sports. In a recent interview with Variety, Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings opened up about the streaming network's notorious lack of traditional sports programming.
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Easter Eggs You Missed In The Live-Action Mulan
Now that Disney's latest live-action remake of one of its animated classics is here, it's time to take a look at how the new Mulan pays respect to its predecessor. Grab your sword and your armor as we check out the Easter eggs you missed in the live-action Mulan.
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The Real Reason Tom Baker Left Doctor Who
From 1974 until 1981, there was only one Doctor Who. That's saying something, considering the franchise has existed in one form or another since 1963, with over a dozen actors occupying the role of the titular, time-traveling character.
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Sony Is Developing A TV Series Based On This Marvel Heroine
The Sony Universe of Marvel Characters might be making the leap to the small screen. Sony Pictures Television is developing a live-action TV series based on the Korean-American hero Cindy Moon, AKA Silk, according to multiple outlets including Variety. The series could lead a package deal.
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Mission: Impossible 7 Returns To Filming With The Most Epic Stunt Teased
Today's high-stakes action film landscape — where seemingly every new film, irrespective of franchise, outdoes both itself and its competitors — means you have to put in special effort to turn heads. Mission: Impossible 7's production, then, seeks to do it in the most eye-popping way possible.
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Why George Lazenby Only Starred As James Bond In A Single Movie
Quick, recite the names of every James Bond actor — and no, while he might be the internet's all-time favorite 007 casting choice, Idris Elba won't count until he's been cast. Done? If you somehow missed George Lazenby, don't fret. You wouldn't be the first.
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The German Superhero Movie That's Killing It On Netflix
Ever wanted to see a fry cook become a superhero? Well, lighting up Netflix's top ten list is new movie titled Freaks: You're One of Us (not to be confused with the unrelated 2018 flick Freaks), that hails from Germany, and puts some new twists on the genre.
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The Real Reason There Are No Songs In The Live-Action Mulan
Disney's live-action Mulan remake may have had a rocky road to release day, between various delays and outrages, but the film is now available for streaming on Disney+. However, as with most remakes, reboots, and adaptations, not everything from the original made the cut.
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The Real Reason Anna Faris Left Mom
After seven seasons, one-half of Mom's mother-daughter duo will have to face what life throws at them — alone. Actress Anna Farris, who has starred in one of TV's highest-rated comedies since it debuted in 2013, will not be returning for the upcoming eighth season.
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Why Jason Momoa's Instagram Story Has Witcher Fans Buzzing
It's safe to say, at this point, that if you love Henry Cavill, you probably also have a deep abiding fondness for Jason Momoa.
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The Mystery Thriller That Everyone's Watching On Netflix
Strange But True is one of those movies that premiered at a film festival, got released quietly, and was reborn once it hit streaming. Even though it didn't make a splash when it came out in 2019, the movie was added to Netflix right at the end of August, and has since found its audience.
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