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Adam Swiderski

Actor Chen Tang Talks Mulan, Warrior, And More - Exclusive Interview

With everything he has on his plate, Looper was grateful to have the opportunity to sit down with Chen Tang and discuss what it's like being part of a such a high-profile remake as Mulan, and the collaborative process that informed both his stunt and character work on Warrior.

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Tom Meisfjord

The Dungeons & Dragons Movie Fantasy Fans Want To Forget

With recent years having seen dinosaurs, robots, and mummies brought to life by the power of computer generated imagery, the time seemed right in 2000 to tackle grand, fantastic, make believe worlds. The D&D movie didn't go great, and most fantasy fans would prefer to forget the final product.

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Tom Meisfjord

Why The Villain Of Ferris Bueller's Day Off Wasn't Actually Principal Rooney

in Ferris Bueller's Day Off, society is guarded by one man: Principal Rooney. Yes, it's easy to throw stones at an authority figure, but look at the facts, All Rooney wants is structure. The largest obstacle standing between him and a good night's sleep is the movie's true villain: Ferris Bueller.

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Sabienna Bowman

What Daniel Craig Won't Miss About Playing James Bond

While saying goodbye to his license to kill and all the perks that come along with playing one of the most famed characters in movie history won't be easy, there is at least one thing about playing Bond that Craig won't miss: the free martinis.

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Claire Mulkerin

Movie Moments You Completely Misunderstood As A Kid

There are moments in kids' films that are written to be something that only an adult would understand. We didn't catch these bits as kids, but now we've grown up a little. Here are some movie moments you completely misunderstood as a kid.

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Eric Betts

The Star-Studded Espionage Thriller You Won't Want To Miss

The pandemic may have already pushed the likes of No Time to Die and Mission: Impossible 7 further back into 2021, but there's still one action-packed spy thriller looking to make its bow early in the new year: The 355, which dropped its first trailer on October 6, 2020.

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Lisa Laman

Movie Trends That Took Over The Box Office

Whether they were making us laugh or making us scream, these movies trend totally took over the box office for a short period of time.

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Sydney Baum Haines

Why Luis Acosta From Vampires Vs. The Bronx Looks So Familiar

What happens when you mix gentrification and vampires? That's exactly the question that Netflix's film Vampires vs. The Bronx promises to answer. f you have a penchant for theater or a keen memory for TV cameos, you may remember one of its young stars.

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Mike Floorwalker

Jai Courtney Shares Bad News For Alita: Battle Angel's Alita Army

Sorry, Alita fans — no sequel to your favorite flick is forthcoming. Not yet, anyway. Actor Jai Courtney, whose mysterious Instagram post this past July got fans of the 2019 film buzzing with talk of a potential second installment, has deflated those hopes in a recent sitdown with CinemaBlend.

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Dany Roth

The Biggest Casting Mistake In Independence Day: Resurgence

Independence Day is a landmark movie, both in its enormous success and in that it is literally a movie in which aliens blow up famous landmarks with their giant spaceships. Its follow-up, Independence Day: Resurgence, was a dud. What happened? Casting may have played a part.

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Pauli Poisuo

The Batman's Release Date Has Been Changed Yet Again

The Batman has already experienced more than its share of setbacks and delays — and, as misfortune would have it, the movie's release date has been changed yet again, as confirmed by The Hollywood Reporter.

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Valerie Kalfrin

The History Of Mandalorian Armor Explained

You might not guess it from the silhouette, but a Mandalorian's armor is as unique as their fingerprints. This is the history of Mandalorian armor explained.

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Christopher Gates

Watch This Before You See Blackpink: Light Up The Sky

If you're already a Blink, Light Up the Sky is going to be a dream come true. If you're new to the group, this documentary is a great opportunity to see what all the fuss is about. Either way, you're in for a treat.

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Dany Roth

Dune Remake Hit With Unfortunate News

The spice must flow — for another whole year, apparently. Denis Villaneuve's take on Frank Herbert's epic sci-fi novel Dune is officially pushed from December 18, 2020 all the way back to October 1, 2021, making it yet another victim in the ongoing game of movie delay dominoes.

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Mike Floorwalker

One Of Harrison Ford's Most Important Movies Was A Total Box Office Flop

In the middle of Harrison Ford's astonishing blockbuster run that included Star Wars and Indiana Jones, he starred in a film that would go on to be a profound influence on modern sci-fi — but when it hit screens in the summer of 1982, it did so with a resounding thud.

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Nina Starner

The Cast Of Mean Girls Are Back. See What They Look Like Today

As any Mean Girls super-fan knows, October 3 has become known as “Mean Girls Day,” and this year, the cast virtually reunited on Instagram to celebrate the film for a good cause. Here’s what the cast of Mean Girls is up to today.

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Tom Meisfjord

The Zoe Saldana Action Thriller That's Heating Up On Netflix

You'd be well within your rights to want more Zoe Saldana in your life. Netflix, obligingly, has provided a solution: Colombiana, the 2011 action film starring none other than Zoe Saldana, is currently gunning its way through the streaming service's Top 10 list of most watched offerings.

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Mike Bedard

The Classic Adam Sandler Movie Fans Are Loving On Netflix Right Now

Adam Sandler's career has found new life on Netflix. He's released a number of Netflix original films, but if you want to see where Sandler's sensibilities all began, then you can take a trip down memory lane and watch his classic film Big Daddy, which has cracked the Netflix Top Ten.

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Dany Roth

The New Trailer For Ryan Reynolds' Free Guy Will Have You Pumped

Today, Free Man got its first full trailer, and it's replete with murder trains, giant guns, and a lot of Jeopardy -- literally, because Alex Trebek is in it. The trailer is zippy, it's cute, there are goldfish and an apocalypse, and it will get your blood pumping in two-and-a-half minutes or fewer.

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Mike Floorwalker

The New Horror Comedy That's Dominating The Netflix Charts Right Now

Looking for some thrills, chills, and laughs to spice up the spooky season? Netflix has the movie for you. Vampires vs. the Bronx, an original feature, has crept onto the Top Ten list for movies in the U.S. The flick centers on a group of youngsters who must repel an invasion of the undead.

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Nina Starner

The Problem With The Resurrection Stone In Harry Potter

Harry Potter is full of mystical, magical items, but one of its most important artifacts isn’t as amazing as it seems. Here's the real reason you wouldn't want the Resurrection Stone, which makes up one part of the Deathly Hallows.

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Patrick Phillips

Why Tess From Spontaneous Looks So Familiar

As we continue to be ensnared in what some are calling the worst year ever, it's comforting to know movies are still finding their way to the world. The latest feature to get the "premiere at home" treatment is an explosive little teen comedy called Spontaneous.

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Devon Forward

The Ending Of Teen Wolf Explained

Overall, the show aired a total of 100 episodes, a real achievement for the supernatural teen drama. MTV has already talked about reviving it multiple times. Here's how everything wrapped up on the show, and what that might mean for a future revival.

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Devon Forward

Why You Can't Wear Costumes At Disney World's Galaxy's Edge

As much as you might want to breeze into the park dressed in the exact costume of Finn (John Boyega), or perhaps some stylish Darth Maul (Ray Park) makeup, such dedicated cosplaying won't be allowed at Walt Disney's Galaxy's Edge. Here's why.

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Sabienna Bowman

The Underrated Julia Garner Horror Movie You've Never Heard Of

Before she was stealing scenes right out from under Jason Bateman, Garner starred in one of the most underrated horror movies in recent memory.

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Patrick Phillips

Why Nori From Sneakerheads Looks So Familiar

Even the less famous faces in Sneakerheads should be familiar to viewers. One of them belongs to the street-smart sales lady who joins the buddies on their journey through the fancy sneaker underworld. In the movie, she goes by Nori. In the real world, her name is Jearnest Corchado.

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Patrick Phillips

Why The Priest From Vampires Vs. The Bronx Looks So Familiar

Spooky season is upon us, and streaming giant Netflix is prepping to keep the season scary by dropping a handful a creepy delights on the masses. The streamer is kicking off their Fall fright-fest with the October 2 release of Vampires vs. the Bronx. Why does the priest look familiar?

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