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Sometimes a movie studio will build up anticipation for an animated film that never ends up being released or even finished.

Some of the biggest movies in recent memory failed to play in theaters in China, and the reasons for this are many and sometimes random.

There are several reasons why an actor's last film may not see the light of day, which is sadly the case with the following late Hollywood stars.

Many films have been completed but never given a release. Some were mired in legal battles, while others weren't released simply because they were awful.

These films are all out there somewhere, but have never been officially released to the world for reasons ranging from financial problems to creative issues.

From Marvel fare to DC flicks, here are the most overhyped superhero movies that never happened.

Nothing is more annoying than a cliffhanger that never gets resolved. Here's our pick of some movies with teaser endings that were left wide open.

Here's a look at some overhyped films that quietly disappeared from the release schedule.

"Longmire" found a new home on Netflix when A&E dropped it after three seasons. Even the biggest fans can't ignore these obvious blunders.

Barbenheimer gave us a great unlikely double feature. Here are 22 other films that opened against each other. Gremlinbusters! The Dark Mamma Mia! Drag Me to Up!

One of the biggest tropes of modern superhero movies is a post-credits scene that teases even more to come -- but some of them never amount to anything.

"The Hunger Games" franchise could have looked very different had certain actors gotten certain roles. Here are 14 actors who had a chance to join the series.

There were some integral moments from the "Hunger Games" books that were completely left out or changed when being adapted to the big screen.

The history of cinema is full of fascinating stories in which films are re-edited even after they've been theatrically distributed in some form.

As tightly planned as Marvel movies are, there are always changes during filming. Here are the most notable unplanned MCU scenes that made it into their films.

"Alien 3" had an incredibly rocky production schedule and went through multiple rewrites. It got so chaotic that the film almost never saw the light of day.

Let's take a look at a number of films that were never supposed to have a sequel - and why that changed.

The sci-fi series Firefly has one of the most dedicated fandoms of all time. Here are the most pause-worthy moments from its first and only season.

Sometimes, no matter how hard they try, movies can't live up to the expectations that precede their release. Here are some examples.

Horror movies have gotten plenty of sequels over the years. But for every new Scream movie, there's a spooky follow-up that never actually got made.

In the annals of superhero movie history, there's no story quite so involved and weird as that behind the infamous 1994 starring vehicle for Marvel's first family, The Fantastic Four. We took a deep dive to find out the real reason the film was never released.

Not all of the most hyped shows ever made have turned out to be hits. These overhyped shows turned up DOA, squandering millions and winding up pretty terrible.

Death is as commonplace in film as green screens and fake facial hair. But in some cases, there's a lot of confusion surrounding the death of a character. From mysterious disappearances to off-screen mortalities, these movie deaths were never truly explained.

From fantasy battles to mano a mano death matches, here are the fight scenes that were never supposed to happen.

Some of the most recognizable lines of dialogue in "Star Wars" were completely improvised. Here are "Star Wars" movie scenes that were never supposed to happen.

Marvel movies and TV shows have given us incredible villains like Thanos, Magneto, and Kingpin, but they've also had their share of misfires.

Nothing stimulates the mind while fostering friendly competition like a good board game, and these 15 titles were the best newcomers in 2024.

Just like in real life, in movies and TV shows, not everything we see was written in the script.

Despite some sequel plans making minor progress, any follow-ups to 1998' "Godzilla" were met with little excitement from audiences, fans, or licensees.

Although Jennifer Lawrence is now cemented as the definitive Katniss Everdeen, plenty of other rising stars auditioned for the role in "The Hunger Games."