How Greta Gerwig Solved Margot Robbie's Biggest Barbie Struggle
Margot Robbie has revealed how "Barbie" writer-director Greta Gerwig helped her get over one major hurdle during the making of the highly-anticipated film.
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The Real Reason Darth Maul Wears An Earring In Star Wars
Here's why Darth Maul has always worn an earring in "Star Wars."
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Could Captain America: New World Order Involve A Hulk Vs. Juggernaut Fight?
"Captain America: New World Order" features characters and references from a '90s "Hulk" storyline. This could mean the MCU debut of the Juggernaut.
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Why Chris Pine Chose Star Trek Over An L.A. Confidential Sequel
Before Chris Pine joined the "Star Trek" franchise and became Captain Kirk, he was seriously considering doing a sequel to "L.A. Confidential" instead.
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Is War Dogs Based On A True Story?
Todd Phillips' hilarious and chaotic weapons-centric dark comedy is mostly based on a true story.
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Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse - Why The Number 42 Appears So Much
"Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" highlights an impactful figure in history by using the number he used on the field a number of times in the film.
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Deadpool 3 Could Adapt Marvel's Darkest X-Force Story - But It's A Huge Risk
With the multiverse growing in prevalence, "Deadpool 3" could easily adapt a crucial X-Force comic book story, but it would pose significant risks.
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Fast X Is A Billion Away From Furious 7 (Can It Reach Its Predecessor?)
"Furious 7" represents an anomaly in the "Fast & Furious" franchise, grossing $1.5 billion. As such, it's unlikely "Fast X" will surpass it at the box office.
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Smokin' Aces Allowed Chris Pine To Break Out Of The Rom-Com Mold
According to Chris Pine, the 2006 action-comedy flick "Smokin' Aces" holds a very special place in his career.
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Duel Of The Fates: How The Rumored Original Episode IX Could Have Changed Star Wars
The rumored original "Star Wars: Episode IX" draft, titled "Duel of the Fates," could have changed the "Star Wars" universe as we know it. Here's how.
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American Born Chinese References An Iconic Michelle Yeoh Film In The Opening Sequence
The opening sequence of American Born Chinese references one of the most memorable films Michelle Yeoh has appeared in so far.
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Ben Affleck Was 'Intimidated' By Two Of The Town's Biggest Action Sequences
Ben Affleck admitted that there were some intense scenes in The Town that proved too intimidating for him.
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Sylvester Stallone's Version Of Beverly Hills Cop Was A Lot Heavier In Tone
According to Sylvester Stallone, he would have made Beverly Hills Cop a far more serious action-thriller if he got to play Eddie Murphy's role of Axel Foley.
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Every Live-Action Disney Remake Has The Exact Same Problem
Disney's live-action remakes have become a pillar of the company's movie business, but they all sadly suffer from the same core problem.
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What Kevin Feige Still Does On MCU Opening Nights (& The Time Ryan Coogler Caught Him)
Kevin Feige introduces MCU films unannounced at theaters to get a read on fans ... including future Black Panther director Ryan Coogler at Iron Man's premiere.
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Pulp Fiction: Why Samuel L. Jackson Was Angry He Had To Audition For Jules
Samuel L. Jackson had to audition to land the part of "Pulp Fiction" favorite Jules Winnfield, and he wasn't too happy about having to do so.
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Why Tom Lopez From Moonfall Looks So Familiar
If viewers think Tom Lopez from "Moonfall" looks familiar, there's a reason for that. Here's where you may have seen the actor pop up before.
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Pulp Fiction: How Quentin Tarantino Locked In John Travolta For The Role Of Vincent Vega
"Pulp Fiction" fans might be interested to learn just how Quentin Tarantino managed to cast John Travolta as the now iconic character of Vincent Vega.
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The Correct Order In Which To Watch Fullmetal Alchemist
Looking to add some classic steampunk anime into your life, but don't know where to start? Here's how to approach Fullmetal Alchemist.
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Spider-Man: No Way Home's Deleted Scenes Could Have Fleshed Out Peter's Problems
There are some deleted scenes in Spider-Man: No Way Home that could have provided more context to Peter Parker's decision to seek help from Doctor Strange.
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Why KC Houseman From Moonfall Looks So Familiar
Fans of "Moonfall" might be wondering why KC Houseman looks familiar. Here's a look at the actor behind the role and where you may have seen him before.
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How Halle Berry Used Swordfish To Prepare Herself For Monster's Ball
There were some things Halle Berry didn't like about her role in 2001's Swordfish, but she still credits it for helping her prepare for Monster's Ball.
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Sylvester Stallone Considered Quitting Action Movies After Cop Land
Sylvester Stallone actually once considered quitting action movies altogether after "Cop Land." Here's why and what the actor had to say about it.
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Jurassic World Dominion's Chris Pratt Wanted Owen To Lose A Hand
Like Luke Skywalker and Ash Williams before him, Chris Pratt wanted dinosaur wrangler Owen Grady to have lost a hand by "Jurassic World Dominion."
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Edward Norton Didn't Have A Choice When It Came Down To The Italian Job
"The Italian Job" was a hit in 2003. However, one of the film's main stars, Edward Norton, initially did not want to be in the crime movie.
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Why Is Bullet Train Rated R? What Parents Should Know Before Letting Their Kids Watch
"Bullet Train" was a fun ride when it came out in 2022. If parents are interested in watching it with their kids, there's some things they should know first.
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Why Jurassic World Dominion Doesn't Have Any Hybrid Dinosaurs
"Jurassic World Dominion" changed things by not including hybrid dinosaurs, which were in the previous two installments. Director Colin Trevorrow explained why.
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