Every Darren Aronofsky Movie Ranked Worst To Best
With Darren Aronofsky returning to theaters with the polarizing Mother!, it's the perfect time to revisit his films and rank them. Here they are, worst to best.
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December 2018 Trailers That'll Get You Excited
We've been given so much to expect in 2019. What are we talking about here? We're talking about superheroes, magnificent monsters, and nuanced social commentaries masquerading as terrifying horror movies. Based on December's trailers alone, 2019 is already shaping up to be a great year to be alive.
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Small Details In Injustice 2 Only True Fans Noticed
You may not notice them at first, but these Easter eggs make Injustice 2 one of the deepest, richest DC Comics experiences ever put on a console.
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That's What's Up: Villains More Interesting Than The Heroes They Fight
A villain who can stand independent of any superhero is pretty difficult to find. But while they might be rare, villains who are truly interesting in their own right do exist, and we've rounded up some all-time classics who are actually even more compelling than the heroes they fight.
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Nicolas Cage Box Office Bombs Ranked Worst To Best
From supernatural action flicks to a handful of street-level revenge tales, here's a rundown of Nicolas Cage's recent box office bombs, ranked from worst to best.
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Why These DC Movie Actors Look So Familiar
It takes a performer with a solid resume to make their way into a notable role in any of DC's films — and this deep dive into these actors' other notable roles offers plenty of proof. Here's why some of your favorite DC stars look so familiar.
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Community Producer Is Confident A Movie Will Happen
Community die-hards can take heart in a new interview with the show's former producer and director Joe Russo. He thinks that the time is right for the long-awaited feature-length return to the world's most dysfunctional community college campus — thanks in large part to Netflix.
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Sopranos Prequel The Many Saints Of Newark Release Date, Cast And Plot
Everybody's favorite crime family is coming to the screen. The Sopranos prequel film has been titled The Many Saints of Newark, and two years after its announcement, many critical details about the production are finally coming to light. Here's everything we know so far.
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The Real Reason Kevin Feige Nearly Quit Marvel
The battle for diversity in Hollywood may have found its mightiest hero. And fittingly enough, it's the one currently in charge of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In a February 2020 interview with The Independent, Hulk actor Mark Ruffalo revealed the moment when Kevin Feige nearly quit marvel.
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How The Clone Wars' Final Season Honors George Lucas' Legacy - Exclusive
George Lucas might've sold Star Wars and Lucasfilm to Disney the better part of a decade ago, but his vision for a galaxy far, far away lives on in The Clone Wars' final season, which wraps up the animated series Lucas co-created in 2008.
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Will Christopher Nolan's Tenet Still Come Out In July 2020?
Christopher Nolan's next film may face some serious delays. With no announcement yet made about any delay, we can only speculate as to whether Tenet might soon get a new release date — but judging by the trajectory of the global crisis, it seems fairly certain that said announcement will come soon.
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Wonder Woman 1984 Star Admits A Big Doubt About The Film
While a number of studios have released films direct to streaming, Warner Bros. has remained adamant that Wonder Woman 1984 will see a theatrical launch in August. However, in a recent interview, one of the film's stars expressed skepticism about plans for Wonder Woman 1984.
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The Ending Of Coffee & Kareem Explained
The story of Coffee & Kareem takes quite a few twists and turns on its way to an ending that brings the whole cast together for a grand crime-fighting finale. It all comes in pretty hot and fast, so you'd be forgiven for missing a few details; fortunately, we're here to break them down for you.
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Why We'll Never Be Able To Watch Every Doctor Who Episode
One of the greatest things about Doctor Who is its staying power. But there are quite a few early episodes that aren't just hard to get your hands on — they're impossible to find anywhere. Doctor Who has proven itself to be a time-tested and beloved series, so how did these episodes get lost?
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The Inspiration Behind Westworld's Aesthetic - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Looper, Westworld cinematographer John Grillo talked about what movies he watched to get his creative juices flowing and what it's like to shoot a futurist sci-fi series on old-school 35mm film, revealing in the process the inspiration behind Westworld's aesthetic.
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What Joaquin Phoenix Really Went Through To Play The Joker
When Joaquin Phoenix won the Best Actor Oscar — unbelievably, his first — for Joker at the 92nd Academy Awards, it seemed a bit like he was the only one who was surprised. The actor challenged himself physically, mentally, and emotionally to bring us the best screen performance of 2019.
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The Office Fan Theory That Explains Why Michael Scott Hates Toby
A fan favorite gag on The Office is the one-sided animosity between Dunder Mifflin manager Michael Scott and its human resources rep, Toby Flenderson. The internet has come up with some fan theories as to why Michael could possibly hate Toby this much. Here's one reason that might explain it.
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A Huge Bombshell Just Dropped For Guardians Of The Galaxy 3
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 might not even have a release date yet, but as the stars of one of the most beloved film series in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the ragtag team of heroes continues to attract tons of buzz. Writer-director James Gunn recently dropped a big bombshell about Guardians 3.
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The One Way Pierce Brosnan Would Return To The James Bond Franchise
One former Bond might come back to the series, but under one big condition. During a live GoldenEye watch-along party hosted by Esquire, Pierce Brosnan explained what could bring him back to the Bond franchise, although it would be quite a change for the venerable actor.
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How Filming The Witcher Could Have Blinded Henry Cavill
Some eye-popping news has surfaced about how actor Henry Cavill tackled the intensive role of mutated monster hunter Geralt of Rivia for Netflix's highly anticipated The Witcher adaptation. Here's how filming the series could have blinded the actor.
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The Ending Of Better Call Saul Season 5 Explained
Talk about epic cliffhangers. Over the course of the 90-minute season 5 finale of AMC's good-lawyer-gone-bad origin story series Better Call Saul, plenty happened, but little was resolved. Let's take some time to break down exactly what happened.
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Bad News Just Dropped For The Batman
Fans of the caped crusader will have to be patient as they wait to see the first attempt at Batman in a post-Ben Affleck universe. Warner Bros. announced on April 20 that it has postponed the release of The Batman, citing the continued impact of the coronavirus pandemic as reason for the delay.
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The Biggest Unanswered Question About Gabe From Locke & Key
Locke & Key's first season contained a shocking last-minute twist that dramatically raised the stakes for the Netflix series' second season. With the power of the Identity Key, Dodge became Gabe, Kinsey Locke's classmate. It was the season's most exciting development — and its most confusing.
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Why Trevor From To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love You Looks So Familiar
Netflix has been steadfast in its commitment to the teen rom-com, and many of its stars have cropped up in more than one of the streamer's productions. The actor who plays Trevor Pike in To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You is one of Netflix's repeat offenders. Here's why he looks so familiar.
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The Klaus Plot Hole That Umbrella Academy Fans Aren't Happy About
The journey of Klaus (Robert Sheehan) couldn't have happened without the help of his dead brother, Ben (Justin Min). Despite the fact that Ben is often there for some of the team and Klaus' biggest decisions, they only sometimes acknowledge him, and that inconsistency has some fans frustrated.
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HBO Max Price, Release Date, TV Shows, And Movies
A new age of streaming is officially dawning, and every major television brand and network is getting in on the action -- like Disney with Disney+, Apple with Apple TV+, and NBCUniversal with Peacock. Naturally, HBO is no exception. Here's everything you need to know about the new streamer HBO Max.
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What David Lynch Really Thinks Of The Upcoming Dune Reboot
As you may know, David Lynch helmed a 1984 cinematic version of Dune that was the culmination of a 13-year production rollercoaster... which bombed with critics and audiences. In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Lynch offered his candid thoughts on the upcoming Dune reboot.
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