Indiana Jones 5's James Mangold Wanted To Use De-Aging To Jolt The Audience
Instead of just using it for the sake of doing so, James Mangold weaved de-aging tech into "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" to jolt moviegoers.
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The Underrated Channing Tatum Action Thriller Killing It On Netflix
An underrated Channing Tatum action flick is finding a second life on Netflix, landing on the streamer's weekly top ten movie list.
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The Charlize Theron Fantasy Flop Beating The Odds And Charting On Netflix
In addition to checking out Netflix originals, subscribers have also taken a liking recently to a fantasy flop from 2016 starring Charlize Theron.
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J.J. Abrams Fires Up The Engine On A 'Gritty' Hot Wheels Movie
J.J. Abrams wants to bring "Hot Wheels" to the big screen, but don't expect his car movie to be anything like the "Fast & Furious" franchise.
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How The Real-Life 'Robin Hood Of El Dorado' & Zorro Inspired Batman's Vigilante Roots
Discover how the "Robin Hood of El Dorado" and the fictional character of Zorro inspired the creation of Batman, one of the most iconic figures in pop culture.
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The Worst CGI Moments In Superhero Movies
As much as superhero movies have come to rely on CGI, there are plenty of times when they horribly misuse the technology.
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Indiana Jones 5 Proves The End Is Nigh For Old-School Movie Star Comebacks
Harrison Ford's greatest character just had his last hurrah, and we've reached the peak of the movie star nostalgia era.
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Why Indiana Jones Is Actually The Villain Of The Franchise
He's widely known as one of the most beloved big screen heroes of all time, but Indiana Jones is actually the villain of his own franchise. Here's why.
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Indiana Jones' Comics Gave Us The Sean Connery Later Movies Are Missing
Sean Connery appeared in only one film as Henry Jones Sr., but there is one comic book series that gives fans another much-needed look at Indiana Jones' dad.
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Mission: Impossible - What Actually Kills Emilio Estevez's Jack?
The first "Mission Impossible" film features some freaky and memorable death scenes, especially the one involving Emilio Estevez's character Jack.
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GI Joe: The Real Life History Behind The Franchise's Iconic Name
From films, to cartoons and countless toy lines, "G.I. Joe" is a massive franchise. Longtime fans may wonder just how Hasbro landed on that now iconic name.
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The Flash: How Different Was Spider-Verse Creators Lord & Miller's Original Vision?
"The Flash" was originally supposed to be helmed by "Spider-Verse" captains Phil Lord and Chris Miller. This would have been a very different movie.
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Why The CGI In Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny Left So Many Fans Disappointed
Fans have taken to social media to explain why they were let down by the action scenes and CGI featured throughout "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny."
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Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny's Timeline Explained
"Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" features several different time periods. Longtime fans may want to see a streamlined version of the film's events.
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Paradox: Deadpool 3's Rumored New Character Has An Intriguing She-Hulk Connection
Here's how Paradox, who may be appearing in Deadpool 3, is linked to the story of She-Hulk on the pages of Marvel comics.
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Zero Dark Thirty: Jessica Chastain Shares The Personal 'Toll' The Film Took On Her
According to Jessica Chastain, there were many reasons why shooting "Zero Dark Thirty" was a stressful experience for her at times.
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Indiana Jones 5: Why Isn't Shia LaBeouf In Dial Of Destiny?
"Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" doesn't feature Shia LaBeouf's Mutt Williams, but there's a perfectly good explanation for his omission.
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Indiana Jones: How Does Dial Of Destiny's Biggest Plot Device Actually Work?
Indiana Jones returns to the silver screen once more with "Dial of Destiny" now in theaters and the film centers around a very specific plot device.
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Indiana Jones 5: The Two Loose Ends That Needed Big Payoffs
"Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" is a fitting farewell for the archaeologist but some fans think Dr. Jones' final adventure is filled with loose ends.
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Indiana Jones & The Dial Of Destiny - Is The Antikythera Real? History Explained
After watching "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny," curious fans may be interested to learn just how real the Antikythera actually was.
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Mark Wahlberg Would Only Do A Shooter Sequel For One Reason (And It Isn't Money)
When "Shooter" first released in 2007, Mark Wahlberg wasn't totally against a sequel, even if he wasn't a sequel kind of guy at the time.
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Harrison Ford Plays Ordinary People In Extraordinary Circumstances, Not Heroes
Actor Harrison Ford is adamant about the fact that he just plays ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances. Not the heroes his fans make him out to be.
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Indiana Jones And [SPOILER]'s Heartwarming Franchise Callback, Explained
Along the many adventures of Indiana Jones, Indy has connected with so many people -- and this callback to the past in "Dial of Destiny" was absolutely perfect.
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Are Dark Knight Rises And Memento Connected By One Character? The Actor Thinks So
Actor Thomas Lennon, featured in Christopher Nolan's "The Dark Knight Rises" and "Memento," speculates that his minor roles could be interconnected.
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Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny's Bug Scene Is A Callback To Temple Of Doom
"Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" references a lot from Indy's past, including one subtle nod to "Temple of Doom."
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Indiana Jones 5: Who Plays Hauke, The Giant Nazi?
One of the fiercest antagonists in "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" is a towering Nazi who is played by a well-known Dutch body builder.
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Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny Shocked Some Fans With Its High Death Count
Fans are shocked (and disappointed) that James Mangold's "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" is filled with a devastatingly high death count.
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