Why The Meg's 'Disgusting And Bloody' R-Rated Cut Never Saw The Light Of Day
"The Meg" might center on a mega-sized monstrous shark, but the film's gore and effects were much more tame, as the film was almost way bloodier.
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Surrounded's Letitia Wright And Michael K. Williams Bonded Around The Fire In His Final Film - Exclusive Interview
Letitia Wright spoke to Looper about working with Michael K. Williams in "Surrounded" and what it means to help blaze a path for Black women in Westerns. -
The Expendables: Who Has The Highest Kill Count In The Franchise?
With the fourth "Expendables" film on the horizon, we're taking a look at the team's kill counts to determine who has the highest in the franchise. -
Did Thor: Ragnarok Cut An Awkward 'Tentacle Party' Love Scene For Being Indecent?
An awkward scene featuring Jeff Goldblum was cut from "Thor: Ragnarok," leading some fans to question why. Here's a look at why the scene might have been cut. -
The One Animated DC Film To Watch Before The Flash Movie
While fans gear up for "The Flash," they can experience the "Flashpoint" storyline beforehand thanks to an animated adaptation of the popular comic. -
The Flash Star Ezra Miller Shares First Comments Since Allegations Of Misconduct
Ezra Miller shares their first comments since they were hit with allegations of misconduct. Here's what the star of "The Flash" had to say at the premiere. -
James Gunn Teases His Favorite Superman Villains (What Could It Mean For Superman: Legacy?)
James Gunn recently picked some of his favorite Man of Steel villains and they could definitely work for his upcoming film, "Superman: Legacy." -
How A Deadpool & Spider-Man Crossover Comic Could Be Wade Wilson's Perfect MCU Debut
The best way to bring Deadpool into the MCU's future is to weave him into its past, as the comics did in a hilarious Spider-Man crossover. -
Forget The Kangs: These Three Marvel Teams Are Way Scarier For The MCU Multiverse
Here's why these three teams from the pages of Marvel comics could prove to be more trouble for the MCU multiverse than the Council of Kangs. -
Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts - Who Voices Cheetor?
"Transformers: Rise of the Beasts" features a new feline-inspired Autobot named Cheetor. Here's a look at the actor who voices Cheetor in the new film. -
Why Michael Shannon Prefers The Man Of Steel's Zod To The Flash's Portrayal
While fans may be excited for Michael Shannon's return as Zod in "The Flash," the actor prefers the character work he did in Zack Snyder's "Man of Steel." -
Movies We Regret Watching
Some movies are bad whereas others make you regret ever watching them in the first place. From Cats to Street Fighter, here are the movies we wished we avoided. -
56% Of Transformers Fans Would Recast This Rise Of The Beasts Actor - Looper Survey
Looper conducted a survey of 13,000 people to ask them which actor in "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts" they would recast, and 56% of fans agree on who. -
Why Deadpool 2 Cut A Huge Fight Between Juggernaut And A Fantastic Four Member
Although "Deadpool 2" cut a huge fight between Juggernaut and a Fantastic Four member, fortunately, there's still hope for a crossover between the two groups. -
Rise Of The Beasts: When Did Steven Caple Jr. Realize The Franchise's Global Appeal?
"Transformers: Rise of the Beasts" opened director Steven Caple Jr.'s eyes to the international popularity of the long-running franchise. -
Rise Of The Beasts' Big Plot Device Has A Surprisingly Rich Transformers History
While some plot devices are forgettable, "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts" includes a key element that actually has a deep history in the franchise. -
John Wick Vs. Tyler Rake: Who Would Really Win In A Fight?
John Wick and Tyler Rake are two of cinema's most imposing, powerful figures, capable of wiping out armies on their own. But who would win in a fight of titans? -
Rise Of The Beasts Robbed Us Of Zombie Transformers (Which May Be A Good Thing)
While hinting at the inclusion of zombie Transformers, "Rise of the Beasts" ultimately robs viewers of this plot development, though that may be a good thing. -
How Superman Returns' Scandalous Behind-The-Scenes Rumor Became An Urban Legend
Given Superman's skintight suit, it's been an ongoing battle on set to make sure the audience's gaze isn't drawn to those red trunks. -
MCU Theory: Why Only One Marvel Character Could Touch The Time Stone
It would appear that there's only one Marvel character that could touch the Time Stone. Here's why and some of the MCU theory behind the oddity. -
Blade Runner 2: What Was 'Edge Of Human' About And Why Didn't They Film It?
There was plans for a sequel to "Blade Runner" based on the novel, "Edge of Human," but it never happened. What was it about and why didn't it get filmed? -
The Flash: How Gal Gadot Inspired Sasha Calle, DCU's First Latina Supergirl
"The Flash" will feature DCU's first Latina Supergirl portrayed by Sasha Calle and the actress thanks Gal Gadot for inspiration. Here's what Calle had to say. -
Elizabeth Olsen Loves Playing Scarlet Witch, But Doesn't Mind If Her MCU Days Are Over
While she's proud of having played the Scarlet Witch, Elizabeth Olsen has no problem if her time with the Marvel Cinematic Universe has come to an end. -
Is Unicron The Transformers' Version Of The Galactus Cloud?
The depiction of Galactus in "Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer" had fans up in arms, and Unicron in "Rise of the Beasts" may face similar treatment. -
Transformers Takes The Box Office, But Spider-Verse Still Swinging High
"Transformers: Rise of the Beasts" has pounced its way to the top of the box office, knocking "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" down to the second spot. -
Beast Machines: The Divisive Transformers Sequel Rise Of The Beasts Must Avoid
"Transformers: Rise of the Beasts" draws a lot from "Beast Wars," but any potential sequels would do well to avoid its sequel series - "Beast Machines." -
Transformers: How Rise Of The Beasts Fundamentally Changes Optimus Prime
Optimus Prime is normally a stalwart protector of all sentient beings, but "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts" sees him with a different attitude at first.
