Danny Trejo Compares The Cultural Relevance Of Machete To Superman And Batman
"Machete" star Danny Trejo feels that his character has some of the same personal cultural relevance as other well-known superheroes for certain audiences.
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The Flash Will Reportedly Get A Promo Spot During Super Bowl LVII
The long-awaited "The Flash" film, starring Ezra Miller with an anticipated cameo from Michael Keaton, will debut a trailer at Super Bowl LVII in February. -
Larry David Might Not Be As Similar To George Costanza As Many Fans Think
Contrary to popular belief, Larry David might not be as similar to George Costanza on "Seinfeld" as many fans think. Here's Jerry Seinfeld's take. -
Edie Falco Says She Thought Avatar 2 Came Out A Long Time Ago
Edie Falco, who plays Gen. Ardmore in "Avatar: The Way of Water," recently claimed she thought the sequel already came out ahead of its actual release. -
Why John Dutton Sr. From 1923 Looks So Familiar
"Yellowstone" continues to dish out new and impressive faces. So, if you thought John Dutton Sr. from "1923" looks familiar, you are right. And here is why. -
Tom Cruise Thanks Top Gun Fans While In Free Fall
"Top Gun: Maverick" was a massive hit in 2022 and Tom Cruise is always willing to express his gratitude toward fans for the film's success. -
We Apparently Could Have Gotten The Live-Action Feature Debut Of Brainiac In Man Of Steel 2
Though it is now confirmed that Henry Cavill won't be returning to the role of "Superman," DC was once poised to use Cavill in a movie featuring Brainiac. -
Sadie Sink Defends Duffer Brothers' Decision Not To Kill Off Max In Stranger Things Season 4
Max was originally supposed to die in "Stranger Things" Season 4. Actress Sadie Sink is now speaking out about her thoughts regarding the decision. -
SEAL Team's Max Thieriot Says Authentically Reflecting The Military Is A Huge Priority
Some of the actors on "SEAL Team" are actual Navy SEALS, lending the show authenticity. Others, like Max Thieriot, have experience with firearms. -
DC Fans Are Loving James Gunn's Transparency
James Gunn has not been shy on social media since talking over DC Studios. Here's what fans have to say about his constant debunking of rumors. -
Why We Never See Gamora In The Guardians Of The Galaxy Holiday Special
Though Gamora returned to the MCU, fans never got to see her during the "Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special." Here's why she has remained absent. -
That '70s Show's Topher Grace Will Never Stop Apologizing To Kurtwood Smith And Debra Jo Rupp
Here's why Topher Grace, who played Eric Forman on "That '70s Show," is still very apologetic to his on-screen parents, Kurtwood Smith and Debra Jo Rupp. -
Rian Johnson Pushes For Glass Onion To Get Another Theatrical Run
"Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery" was pulled from theaters ahead of its Netflix debut, and director Rian Johnson is pushing for another theatrical run. -
Orphan: First Kill Star Isabelle Fuhrman Would Prefer A Third Movie Happen Sooner Rather Than Later
Isabelle Furman shocked audiences as the not-so-little girl in "Orphan" and "Orphan: First Kill" -- here's what she had to say about a possible third movie. -
James Gunn Confirms The Guardians Of The Galaxy Are Knowhere's New Landlords
After the release of "The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special," James Gunn has confirmed the Guardians do, in fact, own Knowhere now. -
Antonio Banderas Thinks Tom Holland Has The 'Spark' To Play Zorro
Antonio Banderas played the legendary folk hero Zorro in two films. Now, almost two decades later, Banderas says he thinks Tom Holland could play the role. -
Why Alithea From Three Thousand Years Of Longing Looks So Familiar
Fans of George Miller's latest movie, "Three Thousand Years of Longing," may be wondering why the actress who portrays Alithea looks so familiar to them. -
David Bruckner Addresses The Possibility Of His Return To The Friday The 13th Franchise
Is there any chance that David Bruckner could return to "Friday the 13th"? The director recently addressed this possibility and opened up about it. -
Why Tad From Modern Family Looks So Familiar
Longtime "Modern Family" fans may be wondering why Tad looks so familiar. The actor who portrays him actually has a long and storied career. -
Why Captain Holt From Brooklyn Nine-Nine Looks So Familiar
Captain Holt is one of the most popular characters on "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" and fans may recognize the face that portrays the stern police leader. -
Why Janine Davis From The Big Bang Theory Looks So Familiar
If you've watched "The Big Bang Theory" for long enough, you know who Janine Davis is. And if you think she looks familiar, you're right. Here is why. -
The Classic Seinfeld Episode That Hurt Michael Richards' Feelings
Michael Richards' portrayal of Kramer played an integral role on the hit sitcom "Seinfeld," but there was one episode of the show that left Richards worried. -
Why Did Gus Kill Victor In Breaking Bad?
Season 4 of "Breaking Bad" opens with the episode "Box Cutter," which sees Gustavo Fring kill his employee Victor. Here's why fans think he did it. -
Kel Mitchell's Viral Emmy's Moment Wasn't As Glamorous As You May Think
Kel Mitchell's reunion with Kenan Thompson at the 74th Primetime Emmys was not quite as glamorous as one may have initially thought. -
The Boys Showrunner Eric Kripke Has Strong Words For The Series' Misogynist Critics
"The Boys" showrunner Eric Kripke has decided to make a strong statement to the show's misogynistic viewers. -
Why Abomination Isn't Necessarily To Be Trusted According To Tim Roth
According to "She-Hulk" actor Tim Roth, his character Emil Blonsky/Abomination should not be fully taken at his word, and should not be trusted. -
Why Eric From Industry Looks So Familiar
Eric is one of the most recognizable characters from "Industry," and Ken Leung is an actor you have surely seen in plenty of major movies and TV shows.
