Things Only Adults Notice In The Croods
From caveman strength to Paleolithic physics, here are some things that only adults notice in The Croods.
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The Adam Sandler Comedy-Drama You've Never Seen On Netflix
While Adam Sandler struck gold with the success of his latest holiday release Hubie Halloween, the prolific actor has another film on Netflix you may never have seen -- and this one does not include an inexplicable silly voice.
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Why A Baby Yoda Mashup Has Alita: Battle Angel Fans Excited
It seems like every major pop culture figure is getting a baby version of itself these days. Now, Alita director Robert Rodriguez recently shared artwork from Twitter user @PaulUntitled depicting a pint-sized version of the titular heroine standing beside the one and only Baby Yoda.
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The Harry Potter Snape Quote That Means More Than You Think
Throughout the Harry Potter franchise, Severus Snape serves as one of the series' most complex characters. And just like Snape's motives, his last words to Harry might have much deeper implications than many realize.
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Cobrai Kai Fans Point Out The Worst Thing Mr. Miyagi Ever Did
Inspired by the real-life Chojun Miyagi, Mr. Miyagi is framed as the moral compass of the Karate Kid universe. As evidenced by a conscious choice he made in the first Karate Kid movie, however, he wasn't totally above bending the rules in his favor, with not so much as a second thought.
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Why Annie From Holidate Looks So Familiar
The supporting cast of Netflix's new rom-com Holidate is filled with people you likely know and people you might know, who look familiar even if you have trouble placing them. One of these is Annie. Here's why she looks so familiar.
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How Kazakhstan Really Feels About Borat
Borat 2 does present Kazakhstan as a backwater mud pit with highly suspect customs and a hilarious national anthem, but does the real Kazakhstan completely and utterly resent Borat, or is the fictional reporter a hit on the 'home' front?
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Why Liz From Holidate Looks So Familiar
If you've ever had to roll up to a family holiday function single, feeling like everyone is obsessed with your lack of a partner, then Netflix romantic comedy Holidate was made specifically for you. The film follows two singles who start dating, only to avoid the awkwardness of being alone.
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The Iron Maiden Easter Egg We Could See In The Alita: Battle Angel Sequel
Despite its relatively low box office returns, Robert Rodriguez's 2019 science fiction action flick Alita: Battle Angel is well on its way to becoming a cult classic, so fans are looking to the Japanese manga series the film spawned from — Yukito Kishiro's Battle Angel: Alita — for clues.
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Borat 2 Release Date, Cast And Plot - What We Know So Far
Not only has a surprise follow-up to Sacha Baron Cohen's 2006 mockumentary been shot in secret, it's reportedly already been screened for a handful of movie industry insiders. And if reports are anything to go by, the sequel will be just as offensive and scandalous as the first film.
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Why Rial From His House Looks So Familiar
His House brings timely political commentary to the horror genre. Between all the scares and terror, though, you may find yourself thinking that the woman playing Rial, Wunmi Mosaku, looks strikingly familiar.
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Anthony Mackie Reveals The Most Exciting Part Of Being Captain America - Exclusive
When Looper spoke to Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan during an exclusive interview for their new sci-fi film Synchronic, Mackie dished on why he's most excited to take on Cap's shield for the upcoming The Falcon and the Winter Soldier series on Disney+.
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The Weirdest Horror Movie Cameos Of All Time
From major stars playing unusual roles to non-Hollywood celebrities lending their star power to screamfests, here's a fond look back at the weirdest and most surprising horror movie cameos of all time.
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The Action-Packed Anime Movie That Just Blew Past Spirited Away's Record
Move over Spirited Away, there's a new champ in town. While the movie has only been out in theaters for not even a month, it's already made quite the name for itself, becoming one of the highest grossing anime films of all time in the country.
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The John Cena Comedy That's Hot On Hulu Right Now
Playing with Fire appears to be finding a second life on Hulu, where viewers are discovering lots to love about watching Cena engage in slapstick antics alongside a strong cast that's rounded out by Judy Greer, John Leguizamo, Keegan-Michael Key, and Tyler Mane.
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The Last Words Of Every Fallen Star Wars Hero From The Sequel Trilogy
Grab a tissue because these are the last words of every fallen Star Wars hero from the sequel trilogy.
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Heath Ledger's Connection With The Queen's Gambit You Didn't Know About
The Queen's Gambit is one of those projects that's been kicking around Hollywood forever in various forms. Many directors have been attached to the project over time, and at one point, a movie adaptation was in the works with an immensely talented actor set to take the helm.
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How Matthew McConaughey Really Feels About His Catchphrase
It's a basic line, but an iconic one. Here's how Matthew McConaughey really feels about his famous affirmation from Dazed and Confused.
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What You Didn't Know About Scott Adkins' Martial Arts Training
Whether an actor is cast as Superman or Kingo Sunen, one thing is certain in a comic book movie: The actors have to get jacked. Here's how Scott Adkins did it.
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The Superpowered Horror Movie Fans Of The Boys Season 2 Need To Watch
The Boys is a potent antidote to Hollywood's steady stream of superhero movies that delights in eviscerating the idea that people with superpowers would automatically become heroes. If fans of that ethos need something to bide their time until the next season, Brightburn fits the bill.
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The Best Movies And TV Shows Coming To Disney+ In November 2020
With November fast approaching, there'st a trove of exciting new streaming releases on the way to ensure you and your family will be well entertained as the crisp fall days and long brisk nights consume the land. Here's a look at the best movies and TV shows coming to Disney+ in November 2020.
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The Real Reason Jackie Chan Stopped Filming American Movies
If you’re a cinephile in the United States, you might have noticed Jackie Chan has appeared in fewer and fewer American films throughout the years; here’s why this action star is laying low when it comes to American movies.
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The Little Boy Who Played Tommy In Halloween Is Unrecognizable Now
The Halloween timeline wibbles and wobbles, picking up and dropping narrative threads with the abandon. But while actors like Jamie Lee Curtis have returned time and again, the actor who played Tommy in the first film has never been seen again. Here's what he looks like now.
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The Superbad Reunion Just Got Even More Exciting
On October 27, the cast of the 2007 cult classic Superbad will come together to raise money for the Democratic Party of Wisconsin. With one last-minute addition to the festivities, we can officially say that fans should be super excited.
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Shang-Chi's Director Just Gave MCU Fans Reason To Celebrate
As is the case with most major Hollywood blockbusters, production on Shang-Chi suffered a major blow when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. We have fresh hope that it'll be able to make its July 2021 release date, thanks to some exciting news courtesy of director Destin Daniel Cretton and star Simu Liu.
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The Hocus Pocus Sequel Just Got The Best News Ever
We've known for a while now that work has begun on a Hocus Pocus sequel, which will be a Disney+ original movie directed by Adam Shankman. While its existence is more than enough to make '90s kids jump for joy, OG actress Bette Midler recently revealed news that will make the sequel even better.
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James Gunn On How The Suicide Squad Compares To The Guardians Of The Galaxy
Having written and directed the 2014 hit Guardians of the Galaxy, James Gunn knows a thing or two about directing heroes with questionable motives. So, how does Gunn think the characters from his new anti-superhero flick compare to the intergalactic criminals from Guardians of the Galaxy?
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