Why The Flash Used YouTube Footage To Resurrect DC's Fallen Heroes - Did It Work?
The supervising sound editor of "The Flash" opens up about how the film innovatively taps into YouTube to bring back iconic DC Comics heroes.
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Jennifer Lawrence Auditioned For Twilight Before She Was In Hunger Games
What would Jennifer Lawrence's career look like if she starred in "Twilight" instead of "The Hunger Games?" In an alternate timeline, it could've happened.
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The Flash Leak That Just Let Over 1M People See It For Free
To add to "The Flash" movie's box office woes, someone uploaded the entire film to Twitter, where it was seen 1.7 million times before finally going down.
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Inhumans Are More Than The X-Men's B-Team, & It's Time Marvel Gets Them Off The Bench
The Inhumans never should've been positioned as an X-Men replacement, and now, it's time to highlight them the right way.
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Pacific Rim Made Guillermo Del Toro Change Everything About His Directing Style
Guillermo del Toro has had a long and varied career, but he says it was helming "Pacific Rim" that prompted him to change how he directs his movies.
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How Schwarzenegger And Stallone's Rivalry Fueled A Golden Age Of Action Movies
The 80's were dominated by action movies, with Schwarzenegger and Stallone leading the way. Their rivalry even fueled a golden age for the genre.
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Why Henry Cavill's Mission: Impossible Bathroom Fight Was 'Uncomfortably Long'
"Mission Impossible" is a franchise full of memorable fight scenes, but this scene from 2018's "Fallout" was perhaps one of the more brutal fights to film.
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The Emotional, Real-Life Reason Kevin Smith Loves Comic-Book Movies So Much
"Clerks" director Kevin Smith feels a deep connection to comic-book movies that transcends basic fandom, and he opened up about it in a recent interview.
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Ben Affleck's Batman Film Would Have Had An 'Impressive' Teen Titans Villain
Ben Affleck's Batman film would have featured an impressive clash with a formidable Teen Titans villain, raising the stakes for Gotham's Dark Knight.
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Channing Tatum Hated The G.I. Joe Movie So Much, He Asked To Be Killed Off
Channing Tatum was not a fan of the "G.I. Joe" film franchise. He disliked his involvement so much that he asked his character to be killed off.
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Did Guillermo Del Toro Really Put A Star Wars Homage In Hellboy 2?
Is the Troll Market sequence in "Hellboy II: The Golden Army" inspired by the first "Star Wars" movie? Guillermo del Toro comments on the long-standing theory.
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The Expendables: Why Jean-Claude Van Damme Initially Turned Down Sylvester Stallone
Fans of "The Expendables" will be interested to learn how Jean-Claude Van Damme was not initially interested in the franchise and rejected Sylvester Stallone.
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Are The MCU's Samuel L. Jackson And Brie Larson Friends In Real Life?
The Marvel Cinematic Universe's Samuel L. Jackson and Brie Larson have worked together outside of the franchise. But are they friends in real life?
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Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol's Original Ending Would Have Changed Everything
If things had gone as planned, the ending of "Mission Impossible - Ghost Protocol" would have changed Tom Cruise's involvement in the franchise.
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A G.I. Joe And Transformers Crossover Could Give Us... Human Autobots?
Could a crossover between the "Transformers" and "G.I. Joe" franchises involve at least some Autobots temporarily taking human form?
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MI7: Hayley Atwell Put Tom Cruise's Life In Her Hands With One Dangerous Stunt
In "Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning - Part One," Hayley Atwell takes charge as she puts Tom Cruise's life on the line with a heart-stopping stunt.
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Why The MCU's Devery Jacobs Was Never The Same After Rhymes For Young Ghouls
The 2013 film "Rhymes for Young Ghouls" served as a "career-defining moment" for Devery Jacobs, as she admitted in a recent interview.
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Wait, The Flash Doesn't Feature A Teddy Sears Cameo After All?
It now seems that Teddy Sears, who played Jay Garrick on The CW's "The Flash," did not actually appear in the film of the same name.
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Kraven The Hunter Has A Comic Book Weapon Way Too Ridiculous For The Movie
Alongside the speed, strength, and predatory instincts of deadly animals, Kraven also has a comic book weapon that's way too ridiculous for the gritty movie.
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The Flash Set To Stumble Hard In Second Weekend At The Box Office
After a disappointing opening, there appears to only be more bad news in store for "The Flash" as it enters its second weekend at the box office.
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Shin Kamen Rider: Here's When You Can Stream The Movie Online
Toei's "Shin Kamen Rider" film, written and directed by Hideaki Anno, is finally coming to streaming. Here's when and where you can stream the movie online.
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Why Vanessa Kirby Called Tom Cruise 'A Master' On The Mission: Impossible 6 Set
Tom Cruise earns high praise from co-star Vanessa Kirby for his performance and professionalism on the set of Paramount's "Mission: Impossible 6."
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Andor's Tony Gilroy 'Flat Out Ignored' Rogue One Feedback - But Didn't Dismiss It
"Andor" showrunner Tony Gilroy avoided hearing the fan response to "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story," but he didn't just dismiss it.
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Across The Spider-Verse Editor Confirms There Are Multiple Versions In Theaters
"Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" isn't just gorgeous to look at. There are actually different versions of the movie that you can catch in theaters.
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Adipurush Will Be Bollywood's LOTR (& Western Audiences Better Get Prepared)
Lord of the Rings was many people's first step into fantasy. Now, Adipurush can be a gateway into Indian mythology for those in the West.
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Indiana Jones: The Series' Best And Worst Movie, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Which "Indiana Jones" movies are considered the best and worst as dictated by Rotten Tomatoes scores?
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Indiana Jones: Why Short Round Doesn't Show Up In Dial Of Destiny
Ke Huy Quan's Short Round doesn't make a cameo in "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny." But there's reason for fans to hold out hope for the future.
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