Did Dwayne Johnson Use His WWE Roots To Pull A Fast One On Us?
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson comes from a wrestling background, and that means he understands the power of creating and selling a good rivalry.
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Succession: The Roys Are Pure Evil Despite Their Emotional Trickery In The Final Season
The Roy children on "Succession" are absolutely horrible, in case you forgot that for a minute.
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Fast & Furious Spin-Offs Need To Return To The Streets (Or This Franchise Will Run Out Of Gas)
The Fast and Furious movies are famous for getting more ridiculous with every entry. But if the series wants to endure, it needs to go back to its roots.
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Sebastian Maniscalco & Robert De Niro Talk New Family Comedy About My Father - Exclusive Interview
"About My Father" stars Sebastian Maniscalco and Robert De Niro discussed bringing the story to the screen, the involvement of Maniscalco's father, and more.
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Fast X is not a very good movie. Depending on what metrics you're using, it might not even qualify as a movie at all. But that doesn't really matter.
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Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Star In New 30th Anniversary Celebration Special - Exclusive
The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers are set to star in a new comic book special celebrating the franchise's 30th anniversary. Here are the exclusive details.
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Jed MacKay And C.F. Villa Discuss What's Next For The Avengers - Exclusive Interview
Writer Jed MacKay and artist C.F. Villa discussed their collaboration for the new "Avengers" comic series, creating a new group of villains, and more.
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Isaac Asimov's Caves Of Steel Is The Next Great Prestige Sci-Fi Series Waiting To Happen
Apple found success adapting Isaac Asimov's work with it's big-budget Foundation series, but that's just the tip of the classic sci-fi iceberg.
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Terry Pratchett's Discworld Deserves A True Fantasy TV Series, & Discworld Noir Is The Perfect Gateway
GT Interactive's "Discworld Noir" exists in the periphery of Terry Pratchett's stories, yet serves as a perfect entry point to the Discworld universe.
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High Desert's Weruche Opia And Rupert Friend Share The Fun And Madness Of The Show - Exclusive Interview
"High Desert" stars Weruche Opia and Rupert Friend discussed their characters, the zany twists of the show, and more in an exclusive interview.
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Elemental Features Pixar's Most Inventive Worldbuilding Yet
As we saw firsthand during our recent visit to the studio, the things animation does best built the inventive world of Pixar's new feature, "Elemental."
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James Gunn's DC Universe Needs To Embrace Titans After Its Perfect Finale
Now that they've become full-fledged heroes by saving the entire universe, it's time for these Titans to be incorporated into even bigger DC adventures.
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Ted Lasso Season 3's Hate Is Disproportionate To Its Quality (And Its Genre Could Be To Blame)
Ted Lasso Season 3 has plenty of problems, but it's still a whole lot better than many people would have you think. So what's with all the hate?
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Why Ray Liotta's Fool's Paradise Performance Was So Incredible, According To Ken Jeong - Exclusive
One of Ray Liotta's final on-screen performances is in the new comedy "Fool's Paradise." Co-star Ken Jeong spoke to Looper about watching his impressive work.
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Every Live-Action MCU Disney+ Show Has The Exact Same Problem (And How Secret Invasion Can Avoid It)
The Disney+ MCU shows have genuinely great moments with genuinely great actors. They just keep imploding in the final episode. What's going on here, exactly?
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Forget Jurassic Park - Michael Crichton's Best Book Is Still Begging For A Film Adaptation
Somehow, Hollywood has been sleeping on Michael Crichton's most movie-worthy book. Here's why its film adaptation could blow "Jurassic Park" out of the water.
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Ken Jeong On Starring In Charlie Day's Directorial Debut Fool's Paradise - Exclusive Interview
Ken Jeong discussed his new comedy film "Fool's Paradise," working with co-star and director Charlie Day, appearing on "The Office," and more.
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Bupkis' Ray Romano Pitches A Wild MCU Villain For Himself - Exclusive
In Peacock's "Bupkis," Ray Romano plays himself, and in a show with a few MCU references, the Romano has idea for the character he'd like to be in Marvel.
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How Teen Titans Inspired DC Comics' New Cyborg Series - Exclusive
"Cyborg" comic series writer Morgan Hampton explained how his work was influenced by the "Teen Titans" animated show and the DC comics featuring the superteam.
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I've Read LOTR Dozens Of Times & Unhappy Tolkien Fans Should Give Rings Of Power A Second Chance
Middle-earth runs in my blood, and I enjoyed Rings of Power. Forget what you wanted the series to be, and enjoy it for what it actually is.
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Phillip Kennedy Johnson And Jeremy Adams Talk Green Lantern #1 - Exclusive Interview
"Green Lantern" #1 writers Phillip Kennedy Johnson and Jeremy Adams discussed their Hal Jordan and John Stewart stories, working with the artists, and more.
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Phil Tippett's Mad God And Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio Prove Stop-Motion Is The Future Of Creative Filmmaking
Phil Tippett and Guillermo del Toro have spearheaded a mild resurgence of stop-motion animated movies, but hopefully, more filmmakers follow suit.
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The Only Ways Ted Lasso Season 3 Can Redeem Itself - Looper Staff Picks
Many fans feel "Ted Lasso" has lost its way. How can it course-correct during its potential final season and return to its former glory? We've got some ideas.
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Make Godzilla Scary Again (And Hire Clive Barker For The Job)
"Godzilla" started out as a smart horror franchise and reinvented itself as mindless, escapist entertainment. But these movies work best when they're scary.
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Bupkis' Brad Garrett Jokes About Filming That Naked Scene With Pete Davidson - Exclusive
Brad Garrett and Ray Romano of Peacock's wild new series "Bupkis" told Looper about that particularly awkward scene between Garrett and Pete Davidson.
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Every Harry Potter Movie Has The Exact Same Problem
The Harry Potter movies are great in their own way, but they aren't a solid adaptation of the books.
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The Worst Movies And Shows That Were Products Of The 2007-2008 WGA Strike
When writers go on strike, the disappointing movies and TV shows that follow can serve as a perfect example of why their work should be more highly valued.
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