The History Of The Idiot's Array In The Mandalorian Chapter 10
This is one hand you never want your opponent to show in a high-stakes game of sabacc.
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The Running Gag MCU Fans Hope To See Continue In Thor: Love And Thunder
Thor seems like a completely different character from where he started, but there is one one humorous tradition, going back to his first appearance, which fans hope will continue in the upcoming Thor: Love and Thunder.
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The Ending Of V For Vendetta Explained
Many were left puzzled by the film's cryptic message. Everything converges in a final act that is truly triumphant and we're here to revel in its glory. This is the ending of V for Vendetta explained.
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Why Hollywood Won't Cast Hayden Christensen Anymore
Everybody thought Hayden Christensen was going to be Hollywood's next big thing, and then he disappeared. Where did he go, and why?
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Here's Why You Can't Watch This Chappelle's Show Episode On Netflix Anymore
What could have caused such an omission, and which episode didn't make it onto the streaming platform? Let's take a look at why you can't watch this particular Chappelle's Show episode on Netflix anymore.
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The Diego Detail That Has The Umbrella Academy Fans Rewatching Season 2
If you watch The Umbrella Academy season 2 closely, you may notice what some fans have pointed out: Some of Diego's scars notably vanish. Here's what's going on.
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The Ending Of The Queen's Gambit Explained
The title of Netflix's latest critical hit The Queen's Gambit is a bit misleading, but only because the series is not a true gambit — much like the chess moves its named after. Instead, from beginning to end it watches like a clear and decisive win for the streamer.
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The Finn Story We Never Got To See In Star Wars
No matter where you stand, you've likely, at one point or another, pondered some of the unused ideas for The Rise of Skywalker that wound up on the cutting room floor. Surprisingly, many ideas have come to light in the time since the film's release, and quite a few of them sounded pretty intriguing.
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The Hidden Puzzle In Evil That Has Fans Talking
Throughout Evil's initial (and highly-binged) 13-episode run, fans noticed literal puzzle pieces slipped into scenes of the show. By the time the finale rolled around, it had become clear that each episode actually features several clues.
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What John Boyega Could Look Like As The Red Hood
During the DC FanDome event, it was announced that there would be a forthcoming Static Shock movie. People immediately took to Twitter saying Boyega should take up the role. Boyega, however, tweeted that he had a different character in mind: the Red Hood.
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Why This V For Vendetta Scene Means More Than You Think
Remember, remember the fifth of November... In a time of political turmoil and increasing strife within the populace, there's never been a better time to revisit the political action film V for Vendetta. With every rewatch, there's always something new to discover.
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Why Cole Hauser's Instagram Post Has Yellowstone Fans Worried
The upcoming fourth season of Yellowstone, which has previously been teased to shoot exclusively in Montana, is hotly anticipated thanks to the insane season 3 finale. Now, an otherwise innocuous Instagram snap from Cole Hauser, who plays Rip Wheeler, has fans fretting.
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The V For Vendetta Theory About Gordon That Changes Everything
As brave as Gordon Deitrich's martyrdom is, at least one V for Vendetta fan believes Gordon was far more of a hero than we thought, and may have been directly involved in bringing V and Evey together.
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Loki Fans May Have Gotten Great News Ahead Of Its Disney+ Debut
You're a fan of Loki on Disney+, aren't you? If you answered "I don't know, it's not out yet," then you're just not living up to your potential as an MCU enthusiast. In any case, it looks like you'll have more of the show to enjoy, once you figure out how much you love it.
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How Tasha's Cauldron Of Everything Changes Dungeons & Dragons Forever
The newest addition to the Dungeons & Dragons canon provides new spells, history, adventures for players, and probably a few of those Easter eggs the franchise is known for, but that's not all this book does.
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Here's When You Can Watch Tenet On Digital, Blu-Ray, And DVD
In a year where the COVID-19 pandemic pushed back pretty much every major blockbuster into 2021, there was one movie that stuck to its guns and came out in theaters (wherever capable), regardless. Fortunately, you'll soon be able to watch the film while adhering to social distancing guidelines.
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What The Jawas In The Mandalorian Look Like Under Their Hood
Since they were first introduced in Episode IV, Tatooine's jibbering, miniature scrap enthusiasts have never been seen sans robe. In the real world, Jawa faces have become a niche nerdy point of fascination, a detail of a beloved fantasy world held just outside of fans' reach.
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Here's Why A Sequel To Superman Returns Never Happened
He may have returned in the Arrowverse, but Brandon Routh never got the chance to star in a proper sequel to 2006's Superman Returns. The actor recently sat down for an interview with Geek House Show to talk about his time as Superman, and explained why Superman Returns 2 never happened.
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Why Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom's Indoraptor Makes No Sense
The Indoraptor is a proprietary cranky dinosaur monster mash, designed to graveyard smash any target designated by its owner. It also didn't make a lick of sense, as a number of fans have pointed out.
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Is The Impossible A True Story?
The 2012 film The Impossible depicts the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami through the eyes of one of the many tourist families whose Christmas vacations turned into a nightmare beyond comprehension. But how accurate is the movie to the real-life disaster?
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The Surprising Inspiration For Linda In Bob's Burgers - Exclusive
When Looper spoke with John Roberts, the voice of Linda Belcher on Bob's Burgers, about the landmark 11th season and upcoming 200th episode, he told us about the person who most influenced his portrayal of Linda.
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How Much Of Justice League Was Really Directed By Zack Snyder?
At the heart of the dialogue over the Snyder Cut is Ray Fisher, who played Cyborg in Justice League. Now, Fisher is answering a big question Zack Snyder fans have had for three years: Just how much of what Snyder shot of Justice League made it to the theatrical cut of the film?
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What You Never Noticed About Light In No Country For Old Men
A brooding beast of a film, No Country for Old Men features Josh Brolin playing an average Texan who stumbles upon a big bag of money left adrift in the desert after a drug deal gone horribly wrong. Determined to claim the loot for his own, the man finds himself pursued by the local Sheriff.
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The Magical Nicolas Cage Adventure You Can Catch On Disney+ Right Now
Nicolas Cage has carved out one of the most adventurous careers in cinema history. But some may not remember a magical adventure movie he starred in way back in 2010. Luckily for those who missed out on the film originally, The Sorcerer's Apprentice is now available to stream on Disney+.
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Why The Romans In Vikings Have Fans Scratching Their Heads
Given the success of Vikings, it's fair to say that at least some viewers are willing to overlook the less-than-realistic elements if it means getting to enjoy more of that sweet, sweet bloodthirsty drama. But one season 4 episode pushed some Reddit-using viewers to the edge.
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How King Crimson From JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Actually Works
In JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, the concept of Stands and their superpowers can be confusing even to devoted JoJo fans. Perhaps the greatest example of this, at least in the anime so far, is Diavolo's Stand King Crimson. Join us as we break down how King Crimson really works.
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