• Seth Rogen in An American Pickle
    Dany Roth

    The Ending Of An American Pickle Explained

    The movie is about the conflict between Herschel and Ben's beliefs about how to live a happy life, but it's also about the duality of being Jewish in North America. To understand An American Pickle and its ending, you have to understand the conflicted Jewish experience in the New World.
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  • The entire crew of the original Trollhunters
    Patrick Phillips

    Trollhunters: Rise Of The Titans Netflix - What We Know So Far

    Something big is coming to Arcadia, and it seem the only way Guillermo del Toro can tell the story to come is in an epic Netflix crossover event. That event will find heroes and villains from Netflix and Dreamworks' Tales of Arcadia trilogy banding together. Here's what we know about it so far.
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  • Tom Hanks and Geena Davis in A League of Their Own
    Dany Roth

    A League Of Their Own Reboot Series - What We Know So Far

    Successfully reimagining A League of Their Own is almost too herculean a task to contemplate, but Amazon is taking a swing at the highest of high ones in the hopes that a new take could be be a home run. Here's every little thing we know so far about the upcoming Amazon Prime TV series adaptation.
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  • Promo art for Tenet
    Mike Floorwalker

    Christopher Nolan Makes Bold Claim About Tenet's CGI

    Fans of Christopher Nolan are anxiously awaiting his latest film Tenet — but if they're expecting a CGI extravaganza, they've got another thing coming. It's recently been revealed that Tenet sports far fewer post-production VFX shots than anyone would have ever suspected.
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  • Gugu Mbatha-Raw and Saniyya Sidney in Fast Color
    Patrick Phillips

    The Underrated Superhero Thriller You Need To Watch On Hulu

    In the increasingly crowded streaming market, Hulu might be the most overlooked platform of the bunch. If you're on the hunt for a small-scale cinematic diamond with blockbuster ambition, look no further than Julia Hart's soulful, egregiously underappreciated superhero story Fast Color.
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  • Alyssa Milano and Tony Danza in Who's the Boss?
    Patrick Phillips

    Who's The Boss? Reboot - What We Know So Far

    Who's the Boss? premiered in the fall of 1984 and became an instant hit for ABC. After nearly three decades off the air, Sony brass are hoping there's a brand new life around the bend for the once-adored series. Here's everything we know so far about the Who's the Boss? reboot.
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  • Battlestar Galactica
    Pauli Poisuo

    Battlestar Galactica - What We Know So Far

    Seeing as the Battlestar Galactica universe spans several shows,h games, TV films, comics, and books, there's a lot of material to play with. So, where exactly will the Peacock version fit in? Let's look at what we know about the release date, cast and plot of the new Battlestar Galactica reboot.
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  • An American Werewolf in Paris
    Tim Lammers

    Terrible Special Effects In Popular Horror Movies

    Horror movies ask audiences to suspend disbelief on a regular basis -- which becomes difficult when poorly executed special effects take us right out of the scene. Here's a look back at some of the worst examples we've suffered through.
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  • Malcolm McDowell
    David L. Lebovitz

    Malcolm McDowell Talks The Big Ugly - Exclusive Interview

    Looper interviewed Malcolm McDowell during promotion for The Big Ugly, and he told us all about the movie and especially his relationship with Vinnie Jones. He also told us about how he's still making movies at such a ridiculous pace — and about his career beginnings.
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  • The poster for Dennis the Menace
    Robert Balkovich

    The Nostalgic '90s Movie Everyone's Watching On Netflix

    Even though Netflix has exciting new movies and TV shows arriving on the regular, sometimes a blast from the past is in order. That's clearly the mood some Netflix viewers are in at the moment, as a family comedy from 1993 has sling-shot its way up the streamer's charts.
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  • Karl Glusman as Murphy and Aomi Muyock as Electra in Gaspar Noe's Love
    Jordan Baranowski

    Steamy Netflix Gems You Totally Missed

    Movies are great at portraying all sorts of human experiences -- including the R-rated ones. Netflix is bursting with movies that explore sexuality to its fullest, though few people know it -- so we're here to introduce you to the steamiest movies the site has got.
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  • Bill and Ted Face the Music poster
    Mike Floorwalker

    More Good News Drops For Bill & Ted Face The Music

    Get ready to party on, dudes... a little sooner than you expected. Bill and Ted Face the Music, the long-awaited third installment of Ted "Theodore" Logan and Bill S. Preston, Esq., will be hitting select theaters and video on demand on August 28, several days earlier than previously announced.
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  • The Legend of Korra
    Matt Wilson

    Films To Watch If You Love The Legend Of Korra

    Whether you're in the mood for some more woman-led animated adventure, want to check back in with The Legend of Korra's voice cast, or are looking for a little extra mystical martial arts action, we've got you covered. Here are some movies to check out on Netflix if you loved Korra.
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  • Cameron Diaz
    Nina Starner

    The Real Reason Why Cameron Diaz Quit Acting

    After earning international fame and acclaim thanks to huge roles in films like The Mask, Charlie's Angels, and many more, Cameron Diaz has disappeared from the big screen over the past couple of years. During a recent interview, Diaz revealed why she quit acting.
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  • Darth Maul
    Janelle Asselin

    Why Disney Won't Give Darth Maul His Own Movie

    Why would the studio purposely avoid honoring one of its most popular Star Wars characters with a standalone big-screen adventure? There's more than one reason, as it turns out. Here's why Disney won't give Darth Maul his own movie.
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  • Dr. Dolittle character poster
    Mike Floorwalker

    Seth Rogen Hints This Robert Downey Jr. Movie Was A 'Scam'

    If you were underwhelmed by this year's Robert Downey Jr. vehicle Dolittle, you weren't alone. Apparently, there were problems with it from the get-go. Seth Rogen, who did a punch-up on Dolittle's screenplay, recently spoke about the film during a conversation with Howard Stern.
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