The Willow Series Is Missing One Unique Element That Made The Film So Memorable
The Disney+ Willow series is missing one key element from the film: body horror. Here's how the show can use this unique element to be more memorable.
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James Cameron Has Plans For Avatar 6 And 7 If The Fans Demand Them
It's tough to say if "Avatar: The Way of the Water" will recoup its massive budget, but if it can't, it is hard to imagine we'll see "Avatars" 6 and 7. -
Why Gabriel LaBelle Blew Off His First Chance To Meet Seth Rogen On The Set Of The Fabelmans
"The Fabelmans" star Gabriel LaBelle recently revealed how he almost met Seth Rogen for the first time, and why he chose to let the opportunity pass him by. -
Amazon Has Already Put Down Major Money For Its Upcoming Spy Thriller Red Shirt
Amazon has outbid other major streaming platforms for the rights to a hot new spy thriller called "Red Shirt." But how much money is involved? -
Super Mario Bros. Fans Are Going Ape Over Donkey Kong In The Movie's New Trailer
Regardless of how big a part Donkey Kong plays in the new movie, fans are already going ape over his brief appearance in the film's second promo clip. -
Sigourney Weaver Opens Up About Playing A Teenager In Avatar: The Way Of Water
Sigourney Weaver was tasked with remembering what it was like to be 14 years old again for her part as Kiri in "Avatar: The Way of Water." -
Glen Powell's Medal Of Honor Scene In Devotion Pays Tribute To Thomas Hudner
Thomas Hudner was the squad leader for the first African-American naval aviator in history. Here's how his family helped the production of Devotion. -
In The MCU Phase 5 The Avengers Will Face Their Most Intimidating Foe Yet: Franchise Fatigue
The MCU is heading into Phase 5 when Marvel fatigue is more prevalent than ever. Can the Avengers survive their biggest foe: our bordem? -
Will Smith Explains Why He 'Lost It' During That Oscars Night To Trevor Noah
Will Smith explained to Trevor Noah why he "lost it" at the 2022 Academy Awards. The star said that the incident was the result of several factors. -
The Trailer For Disney's Night At The Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again Will Have Fans Of The Movies Pumped
The trailer for Disney's Night At The Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again will have fans of the movies pumped, as it revisits some of the most memorable characters. -
The Devastating Death Of Die Hard Star Clarence Gilyard Jr.
"Die Hard" actor, author, and university professor Clarence Gilyard Jr. has passed at the age of 66 on November 28 as reported by the Las Vegas Review-Journal. -
MCU Phase 4 Report Card: The Good, The Bad, The Thunder
Phase 4 of the MCU is complete, and Looper is taking a look back at the best and the worst. Here's how everything scores when it's all said and done. -
Zoe Saldana Still Uses Her Intense Avatar: The Way Of Water Training In Her Home Life
Zoe Saldana still uses her intense Avatar: The Way of Water training in her home life, teaching her sons how to swim and reflecting on the curiosity she has. -
James Gunn Doesn't Want You To Forget That Guardians Of The Galaxy's Original Groot Is Dead
Director and writer James Gunn appears to always be quick when it comes to reminding fans that the original Groot died in "Guardians of the Galaxy." -
Wakanda Forever's Newly Released Concept Art Shows A Major Evolution In Key Character Designs
"Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" featured stunning costume designs, but newly released concept art reveals how designs for two new characters changed. -
Pinocchio Wasn't Guillermo Del Toro's First Stab At Stop-Motion
Acclaimed director Guillermo del Toro directs the latest adaptation of "Pinocchio," but the film wasn't his first venture into the art of stop-motion animation. -
Kevin Spacey Books His First Role Following Lawsuit Win
Kevin Spacey has just grabbed his first role since winning the lawsuit filed against him by fellow actor Anthony Rapp. -
Harry Potter Star Helena Bonham Carter Comes To The Defense Of J. K. Rowling
In a recent interview, "Harry Potter" star Helena Bonham Carter defended J.K. Rowling and the controversial remarks she previously made about trans people. -
The Pinocchio Scene That Took Guillermo Del Toro Nearly 4 Months To Complete
A single scene in "Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio" took nearly four months to animate properly. -
Cocaine Bear Will Be One Of Ray Liotta's Last Feature Films
The recent release of promotional material for one of Ray Liotta's final movies, "Cocaine Bear," has caused quite a stir with intrigued fans. -
The 1903 Sci-Fi Novel That Foreshadowed The World Of Wakanda
In a recent article, MSU professor Julian Chambliss posited that a 1903 sci-fi novel foreshadowed the advanced structure of Wakandan civilization. -
Don Rickles Made Quentin Tarantino Want To Crawl Under A Rug On The Set Of Casino
Director Quentin Tarantino revealed in an interview that he had an awkward encounter with the late comedian Don Rickles on the set of the 1995 film "Casino." -
Will Smith Gets It If You Don't Want To See Emancipation Because Of Him
Will Smith stars in the upcoming historical film "Emancipation," but he revealed he understands if viewers are not ready to welcome him back to Hollywood. -
Will Smith Says Emancipation's Brutal Shoot Was His Most Difficult - And He Isn't Exaggerating
Will Smith will star in "Emancipation," inspired by the story of a real enslaved man named Peter, and according to the actor the shoot was grueling. -
Wakanda Forever Completely Whiffed On The Obvious Choice For The Next Black Panther
The new Black Panther in "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" is by no means a bad one, but other characters would have benefitted from the mantle much more. -
The Devastating Death Of Albert Pyun
As reported by Deadline, B movie director Albert Pyun ("The Sword and the Sorcerer," "Cyborg," 1990's "Captain America") has died at the age of 69. -
It's Well Past Time For The MCU To Hex Cinemas With A Scarlet Witch Movie
It's high time that the MCU takes things to the next level by finally giving Wanda Maximoff her own "Scarlet Witch" movie.
