The 14 Hardest To Follow Movies Of All Time
We love our mind-bending, abstract movies, even if we aren't always able to follow the plot. Here are the hardest-to-follow movies of all time.
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Mark Wahlberg Would Only Do A Shooter Sequel For One Reason (And It Isn't Money)
When "Shooter" first released in 2007, Mark Wahlberg wasn't totally against a sequel, even if he wasn't a sequel kind of guy at the time.
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Harrison Ford Plays Ordinary People In Extraordinary Circumstances, Not Heroes
Actor Harrison Ford is adamant about the fact that he just plays ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances. Not the heroes his fans make him out to be.
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Why Did Mindy Change On Friends? Jennifer Grey's Real Life Reason Explained
Jennifer Grey once appeared in an early episode of "Friends." The actor recently revealed why she never returned in an honest and moving interview.
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The Big Bang Theory: The Season 7 Moment That Never Gets Old
"The Big Bang Theory" had many memorable moments. One scene from Season 7 between Sheldon Cooper and Amy Farrah Fowler was especially funny.
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The Only Bruce Willis Movies That Rotten Tomatoes Considers Fresh
Bruce Willis has nearly two dozen movies considered Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes. Here's a look at these films, as well as those that barely missed the mark.
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Shark Tank Fans Are Torn Over Kids Pitching
When it comes to kids pitching their business ideas on "Shark Tank," longtime fans of the ABC series appear divided over the recurring concept.
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Secret Invasion: Are The Skrulls Ignoring A Planet They Could Make Their New Home?
The crux of the conflict in "Secret Invasion" is a perceived lack of hospitable planets for Skrulls. But are they readily ignoring options for their new home?
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Everybody Loves Raymond: How Many Seasons Are In The Hit Sitcom?
"Everybody Loves Raymond" had a good, long run, but how many seasons are there total in the hit sitcom? And what did the show cover from season to season?
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Whatever Happened To Toilet Timer After Shark Tank?
Toilet Timer made a memorable impression on "Shark Tank" back in 2020, but what's the latest with Adam Stephey's ingenious time management tool?
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Ted Lasso: Who Is Rupert Mannion - And Why Does He Look So Familiar?
Veteran actor Anthony Head breathes life into the villainous Rupert Mannion in Ted Lasso. Explore the roles that have defined his expansive career.
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Futurama: How To Watch The Series In Chronological Order
Futurama is coming back on Hulu next month, and here's how you can get caught up on the show before it returns on July 24.
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The Untold Truth Of Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan
With "Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan" coming to a close after four seasons, it's time to explore things you might not have known about the hit Prime Video series.
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The Steamy Eva Green Drama You Can Stream On Max
The controversial 2003 film "The Dreamers" is now available to stream on Max, providing a look at one of Eva Green's earliest roles.
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Why Challengers Is Rated R: A Parent's Guide To Zendaya's Titillating Tennis Flick
Zendaya's upcoming tennis film, "Challengers," sports an R rating. Here's what parents need to know about the film's more mature elements.
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Was Death On The Nile Actually Filmed On The Nile?
Kenneth Branagh's cinematic prowess shines in "Death on the Nile," but did he go as far as filming on the actual river for his second turn as Hercule Poirot?
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Indiana Jones And [SPOILER]'s Heartwarming Franchise Callback, Explained
Along the many adventures of Indiana Jones, Indy has connected with so many people -- and this callback to the past in "Dial of Destiny" was absolutely perfect.
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Lou Diamond Phillips Boasts More Comic Book Roles Than You Likely Realized
Lou Diamond Phillips may be well-known for his roles in "Longmire" and "Young Guns," but he also sports more comic book roles than some might realize.
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What Happened To Steve On Shameless?
Steve is one of the most memorable characters to show up on Showtime's "Shameless." Here's what happened to Steve and the actor who played the role.
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Are Dark Knight Rises And Memento Connected By One Character? The Actor Thinks So
Actor Thomas Lennon, featured in Christopher Nolan's "The Dark Knight Rises" and "Memento," speculates that his minor roles could be interconnected.
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Animated Films That Completely Changed At The Last Minute
Last minute changes aren't unusual in Hollywood, but when the movie in question is an animated one, things can get complicated pretty quickly.
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Who Plays Johnny Rev On Platonic?
For the Season 1 finale, "Platonic" brought in an infamous sitcom legend to play restaurant mogul Johnny Rev.
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Where Is The Jurassic Park Island In Real Life & Can You Go There?
The world of "Jurassic Park" is within reach. Uncover the locations that served as the backdrop for Isla Nublar and find out whether they welcome visitors.
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Seth Rogen And Rose Byrne Didn't Want Platonic To Misdirect Audiences
Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne were careful to ensure that "Platonic" didn't mislead audiences about the possible romantic directions of the characters.
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Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny's Bug Scene Is A Callback To Temple Of Doom
"Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" references a lot from Indy's past, including one subtle nod to "Temple of Doom."
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The Witcher S3: Why The New Cast Members Look So Familiar
"The Witcher" Season 3 introduces a bunch of new actors to the series' cast, but some audience members may already find a couple of them very familiar.
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Indiana Jones 5: Who Plays Hauke, The Giant Nazi?
One of the fiercest antagonists in "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" is a towering Nazi who is played by a well-known Dutch body builder.
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