When Will There Be A Scrooged 2?
The 1988 Bill Murray comedy Scrooged has been a staple of the holiday season for decades, but will it ever get a sequel?
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The Real Reason Behind Voldemort's Wand Design In Harry Potter
Voldemort had a unique shape to his wand in the "Harry Potter" movies. There was a particular reason for this.
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The Ending Of The Double Explained
Here are the deeper meanings behind the ending of The Double, a darkly comical film starring Jesse Eisenberg as Simon James and doppelganger James Simon.
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Thor: Love And Thunder: MCU Artist Confirms What We Suspected All Along About Taika Waititi's Vision
Marvel artist Andy Park recently confirmed what we suspected all along about director Taika Waititi's vision for 2022's "Thor: Love and Thunder."
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Why Scarlet Witch's Costume In The MCU Makes No Sense
There's arguably still plenty of room for improvement in terms of modern-day superhero costumes, as we see with Scarlet Witch's super suit.
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Keanu Reeves' Highest-Grossing Movie Isn't What You'd Think
Keanu Reeves' highest-grossing box office role of his entire career may be very surprising to many of his fans.
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The Nicolas Cage Vampire Comedy You Forgot Existed
Let us remind you about this often forgotten cinematic treasure from Nic Cage's past, in which he played a different sort of fellow with a thirst for blood.
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The Emotional Last Jedi Moment Mark Hamill And Carrie Fisher Improvised
A special moment between Luke Skywalker and General Leia in "The Last Jedi" was totally improvised by Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher on the day.
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The Fast And Furious Movie You Didn't Know Keanu Reeves Turned Down
Keanu Reeves was offered a role in a "Fast and Furious" project. Here's the film he turned down.
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The Trinity Theory That Could Change Everything In Matrix Resurrections
Fans believe that there may be more going on with Carrie-Anne Moss' Trinity in "The Matrix Resurrections" than meets the eye. Here's what you should know.
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The Ending Of Lady In The Water Explained
"Lady in the Water" has a classic M. Night Shyamalan twist. Here's that moment broke down for you so that you better understand the film's themes.
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Here's Where You Can Watch Jumper
Hayden Christensen stepped out of the "Star Wars" world and into "Jumper." Here's where you can watch the sci-fi flick online.
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The RoboCop Scene That Aged Poorly
"RoboCop" might be one of the most beloved 1908s sci-fi flicks, but it's not without controversy. Here's one scene from the movie that didn't age well.
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Tom Holland Teases A Big Change In Spider-Man: No Way Home's Fight Scenes
In a recent interview, Holland teased some changes to the fight scenes in Spider-Man: No Way Home.
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Things Only Adults Notice In Arthur Christmas
"Arthur Christmas" is fun for the whole family, but there are moments that only grownups will catch. Here are things only adults notice in "Arthur Christmas."
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Jessica Henwick Was Presented With A Crazy Ultimatum To Star In The Matrix
Actor Jessica Henwick says she was forced to choose between her role as Bugs in "The Matrix Resurrections" and a part in one Marvel superhero movie.
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The Ending Of The Power Of The Dog Explained
Here's what the ending of Jane Campion's The Power of the Dog, starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Kirsten Dunst, and Jesse Plemons, really means.
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The Untold Truth Of Finding Nemo
Pixar spent years making Finding Nemo, and here are just a few of the strangest stories from behind the scenes about how this masterpiece was brought to life.
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The West Side Story Subtitles Controversy Explained
Spielberg made a surprising, and intriguing, choice regarding the use of Spanish in his newest film. Here's what it is.
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Resident Evil: Welcome To Raccoon City Star Avan Jogia Reveals His Thoughts On A Possible Sequel
Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City actor Avan Jogia teases a possible future for Leon Kennedy if Sony Pictures decides to greenlight a sequel.
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Yahya Abdul-Mateen II Just Launched A New Production Company With Netflix
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II is still relatively new to Hollywood, but he's already making a big impact — and it's about to get even bigger.
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The Director Of Train To Busan And Peninsula Just Teased Ideas For A Third Film
Train to Busan and Peninsula are two of the best zombie movies in recent years. Creator Yeon Sang-ho's plans for his next zombie film should make fans happy.
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Spider-Man Just Beat The Avengers For This Wild All-Time Record
As revealed by Fandango's official Twitter account, Tom Holland's next eight-legged caper officially stole an impressive crown from a sibling film.
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Ridley Scott Has A Few Choice Words About The Gucci Family's Response To House Of Gucci
After the Gucci family tore into Scott's new film, 'House of Gucci,' the director fired back in typically scathing terms.
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Ryan Reynolds Would Be Interested In Playing James Bond On One Condition
Ryan Reynolds has voiced his interest in becoming the next James Bond. However, he has voiced a caveat that would have to be met for him to take the job.
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The Beloved Character Fans Hope Returns In The Matrix Resurrections
Fans are getting ready to take the red pill once again with The Matrix: Resurrections, but some are upset that a character from the originals isn't returning.
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Keira Knightley Confirms What We Suspected About Her Love Actually Character's Ending All Along
Keira Knightley confirms what actually happens to her character, Juliet, after her infamous scene opposite Andrew Lincoln in 2003's Love Actually.
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