Barbie Crushed One Dark Knight Record - Can It Beat Batman's Biggest Movie Feat?
"Barbie" continues to be a box office juggernaut and if all goes well, it could break one the most important milestones "The Dark Knight" achieved in 2008.
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Was Rain Man Based On A Real-Life Person?
The 1988 Academy Award-winning "Rain Man" starred Dustin Hoffman as the autistic character Raymond Babbitt. But was Babbitt inspired by a real person? -
Oppenheimer: Why Some Critics Are Accusing Christopher Nolan's Film Of 'Sanitizing' The Bomb
"Oppenheimer" is attracting some controversy from those who feel that the film was not direct enough in its depiction of the destruction caused by the bombs. -
The Ending Of Red Lights Explained
"Red Lights," starring Cillian Murphy, Sigourney Weaver, Elizabeth Olsen, and Robert De Niro, is a tale of psychics and charlatans with a dizzying ending. -
Gran Turismo: Did That Devastatingly Tragic Accident Happen In Real Life?
"Gran Turismo" includes a tragic moment from Jann Mardenborough's racing career. Did it actually happen the way it's depicted in the film? -
Talk 2 Me Directors, Development Details And More
A24 has officially announced that a sequel to its new horror hit, "Talk to Me," is already in development. Here's what fans should know about "Talk 2 Me." -
Gran Turismo Review: A Racing Biopic That Crashes And Burns
Neill Blomkamp's "Gran Turismo" film adapts the true story of a gamer who becomes a professional racer, but it's a shameless feature-length commercial. -
Oppenheimer Is Half A Billion Away From Topping Christopher Nolan's Biggest Movie
Christopher Nolan's critically-acclaimed "Oppenheimer" is now officially half a billion dollars away from topping the British director's highest-grossing flick. -
Was The Gran Turismo Movie Really Based On A True Story?
While "Gran Turismo" started as a racing video game series, the new movie claims to be based on a true story. Just how accurate is the film? -
Astroturfing: Sound Of Freedom's Newest Conspiracy Explained
"Sound of Freedom" has generated controversy since it hit theaters, but a new conspiracy, not entirely unfounded, is that its success is being astroturfed. -
Napoleon: Why Joaquin Phoenix Slapped His Co-Star Vanessa Kirby While Filming
Joaquin Phoenix and Vanessa Kirby spoke about how they "wanted to surprise each other" with physical contact while filming Ridley Scott's "Napolean." -
Why Is The Tetris Movie Rated R?
While the video game of the same name can be enjoyed by all, Apple TV+'s original film "Tetris," received an R rating. Here are the reasons why. -
Oppenheimer: Who Does Josh Peck Play In The Film?
There are a few surprise faces that appear throughout "Oppenheimer," and one of them is "Drake & Josh" actor Josh Peck. Here's who he plays in the film -
Oppenheimer: Why John F. Kennedy Is Getting Comparisons To The Dark Knight
Fans think that Christopher Nolan's nod to John F. Kennedy in "Oppenheimer" is similar to how Joker and Robin were introduced in The Dark Knight trilogy. -
A New Snyder Cut May Be On The Way (But It's Not What You Think)
Fans may end up getting another Synder Cut. Although this time, it could be for a forgotten film that many fans might not expect to see re-cut. -
Robert Downey Jr. Feared MCU Would Affect His Acting Skills For Oppenheimer
In order to play Lewis Strauss in "Oppenheimer," Robert Downey Jr. knew he needed to leave his Tony Stark acting habits in the past. -
The Steamy Drama With Multiple Award Nominations You Can Stream On Netflix Right Now
Those looking for something a little more erotic than Netflix's usual offerings should check out the acclaimed steamy drama on the platform right now. -
Barbie Isn't A Box Office Success In South Korea - Here's Why
"Barbie" has become the smash hit of the summer, but it hasn't done as well in South Korea as it has in other countries. Here's what fans should know. -
Asteroid City: When And Where You Can Stream Wes Anderson's Latest
Wes Anderson's star-studded sci-fi flick "Asteroid City" continues to polarize both fans and critics. Here's when viewers can stream the director's latest film. -
Warner Bros. Apologizes After Barbenheimer Posts Cause Offense In Japan
Warner Bros. has issued an official apology to Japanese Twitter users who responded to official "Barbie" social media posts with the hashtag #NoBarbenheimer. -
Why Angus Cloud's Now Posthumous Role In Freaky Tales Is Deeply Personal
One of "Euphoria" actor Angus Cloud's posthumous roles, the upcoming historical drama film "Freaky Tales," has a deeply personal connection to the late star. -
Loki Season 2: Why Brad Wolfe Looks So Familiar To Blindspotting Fans
Fans of "Blindspotting" will definitely be familiar with the actor who plays the lesser-known villain Brad Wolfe/Zaniac in Season 2 of "Loki." -
Cillian Murphy As Doctor Doom? Oppenheimer Star Breaks Silence On MCU Fan-Casting
After fans imagined Cillian Murphy as Doctor Doom in the upcoming "Fantastic Four" reboot, the "Oppenheimer" star has responded with how likely this casting is. -
Oppenheimer: Christopher Nolan On The Physicist's Similarities To Batman
While "Oppenheimer" and "The Dark Knight" are very different movies, Christopher Nolan noted similarities between the physicist and the Caped Crusader. -
Loki Season 2: Why The TVA Tech Guy Looks So Familiar
The first trailer for "Loki" Season 2 introduces a new TVA worker named OB, who is played by Ke Huy Quan. Here's where viewers may have seen Quan before. -
Oppenheimer: Emily Blunt Had A Real Life Devil Wears Prada Moment On Set With Nolan
Emily Blunt had to adjust to director Christopher Nolan's strict style of shooting when she worked on "Oppenheimer" - including when it came to footwear. -
Twilight: Why Do The Cullens' Eyes Change Color?
At different points in Stephenie Meyer's "Twilight," the Cullens' eyes change color, providing audiences with a visual cue to illustrate a vampiric plot point.
