The Time Sound Of Freedom Star Jim Caviezel Got Struck By Lightning
"Sound of Freedom" lead Jim Caviezel wasstruck by lightning nearly two entire decades ago while in the process of shooting another well-known film.
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Oppenheimer: What Inspired Christopher Nolan's Film & How Did Robert Pattinson Help?
Christopher Nolan shared that Robert Pattinson had a hand in inspiring him to make "Oppenheimer" after the actor got Nolan this gift on the set of "Tenet." -
Who Plays Oppenheimer In The New Movie & What Made Christopher Nolan Cast Him?
"Oppenheimer" features a lead performance from a well-known actor and collaborator with director Christopher Nolan. -
Oppenheimer: How Nolan's First-Person Script Avoided A 1947 Film's POV Mistakes
By doing this, "Oppenheimer" director Christopher Nolan avoided making the same mistakes that the makers of the 1947 noir mystery "Lady of the Lake" did. -
Oppenheimer: The Emotional Reason Why Christopher Nolan Cast His Daughter
"Oppenheimer" features a star-studded cast, including director Christopher Nolan's daughter - who was cast in the film for an emotional scene. -
What Happened To Benny In The Sandlot?
In the 1993 family movie "The Sandlot," Benny is the leader of a group of baseball-loving boys. Few people saw the film's sequels, but here's what happened. -
Where Does Oppenheimer Take Place? The Real-Life Locations Behind The Film
Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer" tells the story of the Manhattan Project, but where was the movie shot and how does it correspond to the real-life locations? -
The Ending Of The Mule Explained
Based on the true story of an elderly man who ran drugs for a powerful cartel, the ending of "The Mule" sheds some light on his mysterious motivation. -
The Ending Of 3:10 To Yuma Explained
2007's "3:10 to Yuma" remake spun a tale that was less about black and white morality and more about the unexpected bond between unlikely friends. -
Fight Club Theory: Tyler Durden Isn't The Dominant Personality - Marla Singer Is
A "Fight Club" fan theory has gained newfound popularity, insinuating Marla Singer isn't real. But there are a few reasons why it doesn't work. -
The Untold Truth Of Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer
With as dedicated a filmmaker as Christopher Nolan, there's so much going on behind the scenes of any of his movies -- and "Oppenheimer" is no exception. -
Oppenheimer's Script Struck Matt Damon With Something He'd Never Seen Before
"Oppenheimer" star Matt Damon has revealed that Christopher Nolan's unique writing style presented him with something he had never seen before in a script. -
Steven Spielberg Finally Gets His Own Action Figure To Be Unveiled At SDCC
As part of the celebration for the 30th anniversary of "Jurassic Park," Steven Spielberg finally gets his own action figure. It'll be unveiled at SDCC. -
The Best Netflix Original Movies Of 2023 So Far
Looking for some good flicks? Look no further than Netflix's 2023 originals. These are the best of the year so far, from rom-coms to thrillers. -
What Happened To Cal In Titanic Is A Tragic Story Of Irony, Loss, And Death
While Billy Zane's Cal Hockley in "Titanic" survives the tragedy, his outcome is ultimately one of the sadder stories in the iconic film. Here's why. -
Who Plays Bob Marley In The New One Love Movie?
Ahead of the highly anticipated "Bob Marley: One Love" film, here's a look at the actor who will be bringing the reggae legend to life on-screen. -
Napoleon: Here's Where You Can Watch The Historical Drama
Here's where you can watch "Napoleon," the upcoming historical drama starring Joaquin Phoenix as the notorious French conqueror. -
What Movies Did The Sopranos' Michael Imperioli Write & Which Ones Were Hits?
"The Sopranos" star Michael Imperioli is best known as an actor, but he's written for film and TV too. Here are his writing credits and how well they've done. -
Malcolm In The Middle Star Erik Per Sullivan's Final Movie Twelve Explained
Erik Per Sullivan, who played Dewey on "Malcolm in the Middle," has not acted since briefly appearing in the critically maligned teen drama "Twelve." -
Why Is Wolverine Called Logan?
Contrary to what most fans may think, Wolverine's real name isn't actually Logan. Here's the dark origin story of the Marvel hero's oft-used nickname. -
Oppenheimer's 'Opening Look' Is Giving Audiences Chills
Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer" is a hugely anticipated new movie, and the release of a new look at the film has stoked the flames of audience excitement. -
Why Did Rose Throw The Necklace In The Ocean At The End Of Titanic?
Fans have long wondered why Rose got rid of the Heart of the Ocean at the end of "Titanic." There's more symbolism there than you might've realized. -
Hustle: Is Bo Cruz's Life Based On A True Story?
"Hustle" plays like a traditional sports biopic with many viewers likely wondering if Bo Cruz is based on someone real. -
Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer Drops A Hair Trigger Preview Of Upcoming Epic
A week before release, Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer" released a five-minute opening look to showcase the existential dread of the upcoming film. -
Willy Wonka And The Disturbing Past Of The Original Oompa Loompas Explained
Some may remember the confectioner's helpers from "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory with joy, but here's the disturbing past of the original Oompa Loompas. -
The Basic Instinct Ending Explained: Who Was The Real Killer All Along?
"Basic Instinct" keeps it mysterious as to who is responsible for the killings throughout the movie, but the movie does hint at who the killer is at the end. -
The Ending Of Basic Instinct Explained
Paul Verhoeven's "Basic Instinct" is iconic and oft-debated. Here's the ending of the 1992 Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone erotic mystery thriller explained.
