Harry Potter's Daniel Radcliffe Believes He Would Be An Amazing Wizard In Real Life
Daniel Radcliffe himself believes he would be an amazing wizard in real life — if such a thing actually existed outside of the wizarding world.
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Dungeons & Dragons Fans Seem Pumped For Honor Among Thieves Despite Buzz Of A Boycott
Based on the comments on its new trailer, fans seem to be excited about the upcoming film "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves." -
Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves Trailer Is Giving Fans Flashbacks To Guardians Of The Galaxy
With a new trailer for "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves," fans approve of the film being a fantasy version of one of the most popular MCU movies. -
Chris Pine Praises Dungeons & Dragons' Filmmakers For Their 'Samurai' Minds
Chris Pine, star of "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves," has praised the film's creators for their "samurai" skills and the atmosphere they bring on set. -
Second Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves Trailer Suggests Maybe This Movie Wont Be So Terrible After All
The latest trailer for "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves" gives fans of the game plenty of reasons to be excited about this new cinematic adaptation. -
Lin-Manuel Miranda Has The 'Real Answer' To Solve The The Kingkiller Chronicle Adaptation Dilemma
Lin-Manuel Miranda previously said he had the answer studios have been searching for regarding a potential "Kingkiller Chronicles" adaptation -
The Harry Potter Theme Almost Got The Weird Al Yankovic Treatment
"Weird Al" Yankovic came quite close to recording a parody version of the "Harry Potter" theme, only to be turned down. -
Harry Potter Fans Have A Real Problem With Lupin's Teaching Style
"Harry Potter" fans are not afraid to take to social media in order to bash Professor Remus Lupin's eccentric teaching methods at Hogwarts. -
The Love Scene In Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 1 That Took The Actors Past The Edge Of Cringe
"Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 1" featured some pretty intense moments, including a love scene between Bella and Edward that even the actors were cringing over. -
Lord Of The Rings' Aragorn Was Originally Supposed To Be A Hobbit (Kind Of)
Even "The Lord of the Rings" author J.R.R. Tolkien wasn't exactly sure who Aragorn was the first time he "met" him. -
Neverending Story Author Michael Ende's Momo Is Finally Becoming A Movie
"Momo" is a Michael Ende novel begging to be introduced to modern audiences -- and, according to Deadline, it will be resurrected quite soon. -
The Kingkiller Chronicle Fans Envision Willem Dafoe As Their Ideal Actor For The Cthaeh
Longtime and loyal fans of "The Kingkiller Chronicle" series have taken to social media to express who they want to hear voice the vile Cthaeh. -
Hollywood Is Still Sleeping On Joe Abercrombie's First Law Series (& Why That's An Epic Mistake)
"The First Law" boasts a combination of fantasy and rooted realism that, with the right approach, could very easily become the next "Game of Thrones." -
Rupert Grint Is Confident His Bond With His Harry Potter Family Will Last A Lifetime
Fans of the "Harry Potter" franchise loved watching the bond between Harry, Ron, and Hermoine. According to Rupert Grint, that bond is going to last forever. -
How The Latest Dungeons & Dragons Drama Could Lead To Honor Among Thieves' Critical Failure
Wizards of the Coast upset many "Dungeons & Dragons" fans with its latest announcement, and it could impact the box office performance of "Honor Among Thieves." -
The Messed-Up Part Of Harry Potter That Fans Don't Bring Up Enough
"Harry Potter" asks audiences to suspend their disbelief to enjoy the magical world it is set in, but there are some aspects of the series that make no sense. -
The Wizarding World That Harry Potter Fans Actually Want
Despite a continuation of the "Harry Potter" franchise through "Fantastic Beasts" films, a Reddit conversation captured the Wizarding World fans actually want. -
The Kingkiller Chronicle Author Patrick Rothfuss Tries To Focus On The 99
Fans have wanted Patrick Rothfuss to release the third book in "The Kingkiller Chronicle" series for years, and the author has thoughts on the demand. -
Harry Potter Fans Are Divided Over Which Father Figure Had The Saddest Arc
Sirius Black and Remus Lupin both had tragic arcs in the Harry Potter books and films. Fans are still debating which beloved character had the tougher life. -
Daniel Radcliffe's Favorite Harry Potter Scene To Film Was In Deathly Hallows Part 2
During a Reddit AMA, Daniel Radcliffe shared that one sequence from "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2" was his favorite in the series to film. -
Harry Potter Scenes You Didn't Know Were Improvised
Join us as we take a look back at some of the "Harry Potter" franchise's most iconic moments and scenes that you would never know were improvised. -
Madam Hooch Played A Huge Role In The Harry Potter Books But Only Appeared In One Film
Madam Hooch is a very important character in the "Harry Potter" books, but she only appears in one of the feature films. The actress revealed the reason for it. -
Colin Creevey Disappears Without A Trace After Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets
In the films, Colin Creevey disappears without a trace after "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets." However, he's replaced by a similar character. -
Netflix's The Sea Beast 2 Director, Plot And More Details
There will be a sequel to Netflix's acclaimed animated feature, "The Sea Beast," with director Chris Williams coming back. -
Matthew Lewis Has Nothing But Good Things To Say About His Post-Harry Potter Fame
Matthew Lewis was one of the stars of the "Harry Potter" franchise and luckily had a pleasant experience with the fame the series brought him. -
The Harry Potter Characters Got Away With A Startling Amount Of Murder
The "Harry Potter" films aren't as violent as some other fantasy franchises, but there's still a sizeable death count with these characters racking up kills. -
Buckbeak Had A Happy Ending The Harry Potter Films Never Showed
Buckbeak was a winged creature in the "Harry Potter" series. The hippogriff had a different and expanded role in the novels than in the movies.
