While the stories may be about superheroes, there are still fallible human beings working on Marvel films -- here's are some of their biggest mistakes so far.
The man who would be War Machine, Terrence Howard was cast as Tony Stark's sidekick, Col. James "Rhodey" Rhodes. Why did Marvel replace him with Don Cheadle?
Some of the concepts George Lucas considered early on, like a female Luke Skywalker or lightsaber-wielding stormtroopers, would have led to the creation of a very different Star Wars cinematic universe. Those ideas were rejected, but the concept art lives on.
It's an undeniable fact that not everyone fell for Star Wars: The Last Jedi when it opened in theaters in December of 2017. Now, an old complaint about The Last Jedi has resurfaced. But it's not just any old gripe — it's one that regards a plot hole that fans are claiming "broke Star Wars forever."
James Bond is human, so are the people who make the movies about him, and humans slip up every now and again. These films are massive, expensive productions, and something is bound to go wrong once in a while. Here are some Bond movie mistakes that wound up in the final cut of the films.
Few films evoke the kind of pure nostalgia for the '80s that the Ghostbusters movies still do. But before it became such a beloved series, it had to go through a lot of changes — from casting decisions to a sequel slump and one long road to revival. Hold on tight, 'cause we're crossing the streams.
The Star Wars film series is one of the most commercially and critically successful franchises in history, but it certainly isn't perfect. The Walt Disney Company CEO Bob Iger recently admitted that the company made a big mistake with Star Wars — and is trying to remedy it right now.
It took a lot of work to create Lando Calrissian's cantankerous co-pilot in Solo: A Star Wars Story, and we've peered behind the scenes to give you a look at all the secrets of the scene-stealing droid from a galaxy far, far away.
Solo: A Star Wars Story audiences were shocked when Darth Maul popped up on screen, but no one had a better reaction than Star Wars actor Ewan McGregor.
You know those lists of a hundred movies to watch before you die? Yeah, this is the opposite of that. Let's take a look at some action movies that bombed
From monstrous snakes and a zombie apocalypse to witch-hunting heroes, these action movies have terrible Rotten Tomatoes scores, but are still worth watching.
From the parade of imitators that clogged the cineplex in the '90s to the deeply indebted action thrillers of today, here's a look at some of the most obvious Die Hard clones of all time.
The Star Wars films are made by adults who loved the franchise when they were kids — and each new entry in the series is permeated with plenty of things, from story details to jokes, that adults are quicker to latch onto than younger viewers.
Fulfilling years' worth of fan requests, Nathan Fillion has finally taken on the role of globetrotting adventurer Nathan Drake in an Uncharted movie. But rather than a big-budget adaptation of the Naughty Dog games, the movie is something even more surprising — a bona fide Uncharted fan film.
Lucasfilm may not have put a stop to their Star Wars spin-offs after all. A new report contradicts previous statements saying that the company was halting development on their planned standalone films after the disappointing box office performance of Solo: A Star Wars Story.
We were all so preoccupied with whether or not Jeff Goldblum could play Dr. Ian Malcolm again that we didn't stop to think if he really wanted to. But according to the actor himself, he's definitely down to reprise his role for Jurassic World 3.
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, the sky was falling on Disney's Star Wars franchise. In the wake of Solo: A Star Wars Story's indisputably bad performance at the box office, Disney has put all future "Star Wars Story" spinoffs on hold indefinitely, according to a new report.
When you pay attention to what happens in the stories vs. how the characters sell themselves with their thick robes, they rarely live up to their reputations.
While Maul's appearance didn't have much of an effect on Solo's story, it suggests huge implications for the way the Star Wars saga will unfold in its movie series down the line. Let's break down what Darth Maul's appearance in Solo means for the future of Star Wars.
What wound up onscreen may well be radically different than the film we could have seen. Let's take a look at what we know about the Solo scenes you didn't see.
In what is surely a surprise to even the movie's biggest detractors, Solo, the second Star Wars Story to come out of Disney's revived Star Wars franchise, is on track to officially lose money. According to reports, the underperforming movie is on track to lose at least $50 million.
Things have gone from bad to worse for Solo: A Star Wars Story. After a disappointing opening, the Alden Ehrenreich-starring prequel film plummeted a massive 65.3 percent in its second weekend, bringing in a meager $29.2 million.
Solo: A Star Wars Story director Ron Howard is the one to thank for making the film's shocking cameo a reality. When Howard hopped aboard Solo mid-production, the identity of the secret character hadn't been decided, but the filmmaker pushed hard to have one extra-special individual fill the role.
Solo: A Star Wars Story features a Game of Thrones actress in its main roster (Emilia Clarke as Qi'ra), and apparently, the creatives took a page from the HBO series' secret-holding book in keeping an ultra-tight lid on the biggest cameo in the film.