Indiana Jones Director James Mangold Just Shot Down Those Reshoot Rumors
"Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny," the fifth installment in the franchise, was rumored to be doing reshoots, but director James Mangold is denying it.
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Tom Cruise Jumped Out Of A Plane Over 500 Times For His Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Training
Tom Cruise is known for doing his own stunts, and he reportedly jumped out of a plane 500 times while training for "Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning." -
James Mangold Says Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny Will Have A Very Different Tone Than Logan
Director James Mangold has said that "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" will have a very different tone than "Logan," though both show "a hero at sunset." -
It's Time We Talk About The Whales In Avatar: The Way Of Water
Whales played a crucial role in "Avatar: The Way of Water" and fans have taken notice to that on social media and shared some interesting thoughts. -
Avatar: The Way Of Water Fans Have An Eye-Opening Theory About Eywa's Connection To Kiri
"Avatar: The Way of Water" has only been out for a couple of days and fans have already begun forming theories, especially about Kiri and Eywa. -
Why Is There So Much English As Opposed To Na'vi In Avatar: The Way Of Water?
"Avatar: The Way of Water" is causing some fans to wonder why the newly released James Cameron film has so much English and not as much Na'vi. -
Avatar: The Way Of Water Fans Foresee A Budding Romance Between Spider And Kiri
"Avatar: The Way of Water" fans are reading into the relationship between Kiri and Spider, wondering if a possible romance for the pair could be on the horizon. -
Whatever Happened To The Cast Of The Terminator
The Terminator redefined the science fiction genre, catapulting many of its actors to stardom. But where are they now? -
Top Gun: Maverick Cast Underwent Intense Water Survival Training With Cages And Blindfolds
While Tom Cruise is known for his stunts and grueling preparation, he wasn't the only "Top Gun: Maverick" cast member to face intense pre-production training. -
How Much Of Solo: A Star Wars Story Did Ron Howard Rewrite After He Took The Reigns?
The exodus of Lord and Miller will always cast a dark shadow over the film. But did it impact the script? -
Avatar: The Way Of Water Lines That Are More Important Than You Think
"Avatar: The Way of Water" is another James Cameron hit, mixing memorable visuals and vital dialogue. We examine key lines from the film, and what they mean. -
Top Gun: Maverick's Sound Crew Developed Costume-Disguised Mic Packs To Capture The Film's Roaring Sounds
In order to create an immersive soundscape for "Top Gun: Maverick," the sound team had to get creative. -
Hey Bro, Fans Have Some Strong Reactions To Avatar: The Way Of Water Already
"Avatar: The Way of Water" is being praised for its visuals but criticized for its dialogue, especially one word that is said many times that viewers found odd. -
The Avatar: The Way Of Water Scene That Went Too Far
"Avatar: The Way of Water" functions as another ecological allegory, but one scene was a little hard to watch in an otherwise inoffensive James Cameron romp. -
The 12 Most Dangerous Mission: Impossible Stunts, Ranked
"Mission: Impossible" is one of the iconic action series and is largely defined by its showstopping stunts. Here are the 12 most dangerous in the franchise. -
Shawn Levy Is Determined To Make A Good Star Wars Movie
"Deadpool 3" director Shawn Levy is inspired to make a great "Star Wars" movie after being attached to the franchise through a long-term planning stage. -
Star Wars' Adam Driver Would Swap Roles With Jabba The Hutt For A Relatable Reason
Adam Driver played Kylo Ren in three "Star Wars" adventures. But the actor has said he'd happily swap roles to portray another villainous character. -
Is Avatar: The Way Of Water Worth Watching In 3D?
With "Avatar: The Way of Water" out in theaters around the world, moviegoers need to decide whether the 3D experience is worth the cost. Here's the rub. -
Mayday Parker: Facts Only Marvel Comics Fans Know About Spider-Girl Herself
Trailers for "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" seem to be promising an appearance by May "Mayday" Parker. Here's a breakdown of her comic book backstories. -
Why Ghostbusters' Ernie Hudson Still Loves The Franchise
Ernie Hudson made a triumphant cameo as Zeddemore in "Ghostbusters: Afterlife." Now, the actor is ready for much more in the next "Ghostbusters" adventure. -
Tom Cruise Advised Glen Powell To 'Lean Into The D-Baggery Of It All' On Top Gun: Maverick
Glenn Powell prepared a lot to play Hangman in "Top Gun: Maverick," but it was actually a tip from Tom Cruise that helped shape his character's personality. -
10 Reasons Why Top Gun: Maverick Is Better Than The Original
"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. -
Times Villains In The John Wick Franchise Were Actually Right
A villain's story doesn't always have to be outright bad. In fact, these are the times when villains in the "John Wick" franchise were actually right. -
12 Details That Make Die Hard A Christmas Movie
Whether or not Die Hard is a Christmas movie has been hotly and routinely debated for decades, but it's time to put the issue to bed forever. -
The Entire Men In Black Timeline Explained
"Men in Black" is one of the most popular film franchises, but it can be confusing due to the constant twists and turns. This is the entire timeline, explained. -
Die Hard's 'Yippee-Ki-Yay' Line Traces Its Origins From Philadelphia
The "yippee-ki-yay" line from "Die Hard" is iconic, and it partly only exists because Bruce Willis and Steven de Souza both grew up near Philadelphia. -
Harold Ramis' Family Played A Big Role In Ghostbusters: Afterlife
"Ghostbusters: Afterlife" brought back the spirit of Harold Ramis' character, Egon. Director Jason Reitman shared how Ramis' family helped with the production.
