What Is Papyrus: How A 'Dishonest' Font And SNL Joke Came To Define Avatar
After it was released, "Avatar" was repeatedly mocked for its use of the Papyrus font, including in one famous "SNL" sketch starring Ryan Gosling. Here's why.
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Pain Hustlers Trailer Prescribes Start-Up Mayhem With Emily Blunt & Chris Evans
The first teaser trailer for Netflix's new movie "Pain Hustlers" shows off the crime drama's star cast, witty sense of humor, and dark undertones. -
Rocky: Who Played Apollo Creed & Where Is He Now?
Apollo Creed is one of the most important characters in the "Rocky" franchise. Here's who plays the famous boxer and where else you've seen him. -
Cobra Kai: How Old Was Ralph Macchio In The Karate Kid & How Old Is He Now?
Ralph Macchio starred in 1984's "The Karate Kid" before reprising the role many years later in "Cobra Kai," and he's always been a bit older than he's looked. -
Barbara 'Barbie' Oppenheimer Is An Actual Person And She Has Thoughts On The Films
Barbara "Barbie" Oppenheimer is a real person (who shares a familial connection to the famous physicist), and she's enjoyed Barbenheimer like everyone else. -
The Ending Of The Pass Explained
2023's juicy drama "The Pass" is full of twists and turns, and there's plenty to unpack. We take a look at the shocking ending and what it means. -
The Equalizer 4 - Will It Ever Happen?
Most film fans know that studios are reluctant to end popular franchises, so stick with us as we explore whether "The Equalizer 4" will ever happen. -
David Fincher's The Killer Trailer Teases Michael Fassbender As An Unstable Assassin
Netflix premiered its first trailer for "The Killer," the latest feature film by director David Fincher, adapting a violent French comic book of the same name. -
Oppenheimer: The 6 Christopher Nolan Movies That Sported A Bigger Budget
"Oppenheimer" is on track to be one of Christopher Nolan's most successful films, but it also sports one of the smaller budgets from the filmmaker's catalog. -
Was Hondo In The First Top Gun Movie Or Just The Sequel?
Did the original "Top Gun" feature Bernie "Hondo" Coleman? Here's what fans should know about the scene-stealing "Top Gun: Maverick" character. -
Oppenheimer: Did Truman Really Call Him A 'Cry-Baby Scientist'? The Messy Answer
A scene in "Oppenheimer" shows an unpleasant meeting between President Harry Truman and J. Robert Oppenheimer. So, did it really happen like the movie says? -
Top Gun: Maverick - How Ed Harris' Short But Sweet Time On Set Almost Ended Terribly
The filming of Ed Harris' most iconic scene in "Top Gun: Maverick" led to some unexpected destruction on the movie's set. Here's what fans should know. -
The Overlooked Star Trek-Inspired Movie Featuring Dakota Fanning
Love the ever-expanding "Star Trek" series? Then you'll love this Dakota Fanning film which pays tribute to the iconic franchise and its diverse fandom. -
Freedom Writers: The Real Life Story That Continues To Inspire New Generations Today
The 2007 film "Freedom Writers" continues to be a popular entry in the teen drama genre. Here's a look at the story that continues to inspire. -
The Ending Of Gran Turismo Explained
Sony and PlayStation's true-story biopic "Gran Turismo" gives audiences intense racing and an emotional underdog story. Here's the film's ending explained. -
Gran Turismo: Which Spice Girl Is A Part Of The Cast?
"Gran Turismo" features David Harbour and Orlando Bloom as part of the cast. But Ginger Spice also appears as Jann Mardenborough's mother. -
The Ending Of Little Children Explained
Todd Field, known for directing Cate Blanchett in the Oscar-nominated "Tár," previously directed Kate Winslet in "Little Children." Here's the ending explained. -
The Ending Of Take Me To The River Explained
Take Me to the River is an indie film that intentionally leaves a lot of story details vague. As a result, the ending can be a bit confusing. -
Golda Review: A Messy Glimpse Into 1970s Geopolitics
Directed by Guy Nattiv and starring Helen Mirren, "Golda" is an unengaging historical drama, though as Golda Meir, Mirren can do this role in her sleep. -
What Forrest Gump Looks Like Without Special Effects
It might come as a surprise to learn just how many computer-assisted shots exist in "Forrest Gump." Here's what they looked like behind the scenes. -
Netflix's Rebel Moon Trailer Features A 300 Callback All Zack Snyder Fans Will Pop For
The first trailer for Zack Snyder's "Rebel Moon" features a blink-and-you'll-miss-it callback to the director's popular 2007 action film, "300." -
Barbie's Streaming Date Gives Us A Hint About Oppenheimer's
Want to do a "Barbie" and "Oppenheimer" double feature at home? Here's when you might be able to stream both box office juggernauts at home. -
Why Sound Of Freedom Blew Everyone Away At The Box Office
Despite some of the controversy surrounding it, "Sound of Freedom" has proved to be a surprise hit at the box office in 2023. We take a look at the reasons why. -
Blue Beetle Could Ruin DC's New Movie Universe Before It Begins
"Blue Beetle" introduces one dangerous comic book villain that could turn out to be a major threat to the future of James Gunn's new DC Universe. -
Oppenheimer: Who Plays Henry Stimson & Why Is He Familiar To Mortal Kombat Fans?
"Oppenheimer" features serious A-list energy. The actor who plays Harry Stimson has a long resume, including his role in 1997's "Mortal Kombat: Annihilation." -
This Breakfast Club Theory Suggests The Entire Movie Was A Daydream - But Whose?
Fans of "The Breakfast Club" believe that the events of the film may have happened all in someone's mind. But the answer of whose mind is still up for debate. -
The Ending Of Stay Explained
While 2005's "Stay" was neither a critical nor audience favorite when it came out, the ending of the film is still worthy of exploration and analysis.
