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If you haven't seen the director's cuts of these films, then you haven't seen the real movie at all.

From a massive talent search to the crazy amount of marketing, here's what it was really like to see Superman in 1978.

Sometimes, a good yarn needs more than one attempt to get it just right. For proof, just queue up these horror remakes.

While Ridley Scott's 1982 movie Blade Runner is hailed as one of the best sci-movies ever, there is one scene involving Deckard and Rachael that's aged poorly.

Who could we see in "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness"? Here are the Marvel movie and TV universes that might pop up, from least to most likely.

At times, a film is shot one way and then released as something that doesn't represent the director's vision. Here are the Director's Cuts that need to be made.

Sometimes, a movie's push to land a rating waters down the director's vision. For "Alien 3," "Watchmen" and these other films, unrated is the way to go.

While Hollywood has released many legitimate sci-fi classics over the decades, these films from the '90s just don't live up to all of the hype.

In "The Last of Us," Merle Dandridge has the rare chance to portray the same character in both a video game series and its live-action adaptation.

Despite the immense support for a director's cut of "Thor: Love and Thunder" Taika Waititi has made it clear that he has no plans whatsoever for such a project.

Here are all the B plotlines in animation that we wish could have been A's.

Sequels to comedy films are rarely better than the original, but every now and again one comes along that surpasses the first movie against all odds.

The video game scene in the latest episode of "The Boys" is gross and uncomfortable to watch. But it gives a hint of what a "Boys" video game could look like.

The "Hobbit" movies might not be perfect, but they're probably better than you remember -- and we're here to prove it.

In the long list of DC Comics movies, there are clear box office victors, losers, and everything in between. Let's rank them from lowest to highest-grossing.

13 years have passed between "Avatar" and "The Way of Water." But which "Avatar" installment is the better film in terms of story and visuals?

Thanks to streaming services, it's easier than ever to go back and rewatch old TV favorites. Here are TV shows that are better than you remember.

Sure, often a TV reboot is little more than a futile effort to catch lightning in a bottle twice. But here are a few genuinely great reboots of popular shows.

For some, the idea of being an actor is the ultimate dream. Yet all the actors on this list left show business to pursue normal careers.

Live-action adaptations of beloved animated properties don't always turn out well, but here are a few that managed to be better than their source material.

Hero or villain, supporting role or leading man, comedy or drama, Donald Sutherland can do it all. Here are this star's best movie and TV roles.

These movies all surpassed the franchise installments they followed—and some are now considered classics in their own right.

Director Frank Oz ultimately had to scrap his alternate ending to Little Shop of Horrors. Here's why you never got to watch it.

Pixar's latest business strategy is to go back to its classic films and mine them for new material -- a decision not all fans are thrilled with.

While it may be true that remakes are (almost) always worse than the originals, there are some notable exceptions.

From finding a new take on the first film's themes to fleshing out the characters even more, these movies did more than just make money for a studio

Bloopers can take a movie from good to great. These horror movie bloopers actually manage to improve upon their original scenes.

"Top Gun: Maverick" earned widespread critical acclaim upon its release, and here are reasons why it's a better movie than its beloved 1986 predecessor.

Did the original "Top Gun" feature Bernie "Hondo" Coleman? Here's what fans should know about the scene-stealing "Top Gun: Maverick" character.

The filming of Ed Harris' most iconic scene in "Top Gun: Maverick" led to some unexpected destruction on the movie's set. Here's what fans should know.