It's clear throughout the film that the entire cast of Enola Holmes was having an absolute blast making the movie. That fact was confirmed by Netflix's recent release of the Enola Holmes blooper reel. Here's a look at some behind-the-scenes silliness that makes us love Enola Holmes even more.
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Rob Riggle has worked with some pretty talented comedy ensembles over the last couple of decades, but what if he could reunite with one of his favorites: the cast of Step Brothers? Looper asked Riggle about this possibility during our exclusive interview.
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Father of the Bride Part 3(ish) finds the Banks family in a Zoom video call, catching up and dealing with life during the COVID-19 pandemic. No spoilers, but there may, in fact, be a wedding involved.
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Put your hands on your hips and bring your knees real tight - this is the untold truth of The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
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Along with seasonal favorites, new horror movies are also surfacing for the 2020 Halloween season. One particularly intriguing new supernatural horror film is The Craft: Legacy, a continuation of the 1996 cult hit — and it just got its first trailer.
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Her name is Ellen Latzen. She played Ruby Sue (Eddie's precocious young daughter) in Christmas Vacation, stealing scenes and delivering some of the film's best laughs along the way, but where did she disappear to after the film finally wrapped?
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Thankfully, we don't have to rely on rumor and innuendo for why these would-be Will Smith vehicles happened without him — we know the real reason Will Smith didn't play these huge movie roles!
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Over the last 20 years, fans of Gotham's most pointy-headed vigilante have seen and heard from Batman in all sorts of ways. Now, Bat-fans can expect even more content centered on the Caped Crusader, as a new podcast entitled Batman Unburied is in the works.
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Disney is feeling the love for a follow-up to 2019's The Lion King. The Mouse House officially has a sequel in the works to the "live-action" remake of its 1994 animated classic, and there's an eminently qualified filmmaker taking the director's chair.
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Disney+ is set to bring a communal viewing vibe back to the world, as the platform's latest socially-inclined upgrade will allow multiple viewers to log on and binge away via simultaneous streaming.
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While members of superhero teams like the Avengers and the Justice League may save the world in spite of their flaws, when it comes to the members of the Suicide Squad, without their weaknesses, they wouldn't even be part of the crew in the first place.
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With Bill & Ted Face the Music having arrived, it's easy to start eyeing the future of the Bill & Ted series, and its potential fourth movie. Fortunately, there's no more need to speculate, because we now know whether Bill & Ted 4 is happening or not.
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We're here to explore everything in Zootopia that sails over younger heads, one cheeky pun, homage, and joke at a time.
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For Emmy Award-winning director Harry Bradbeer, the opportunity to present the character of Sherlock Holmes in a fresh way came via Netflix's new original movie Enola Holmes. Looper spoke with Bradbeer about the film in an exclusive interview.
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His name is Fumio Demura, and he was originally considered for the role of Mr. Miyagi, though he ultimately turned the opportunity down because he felt his English skills weren't good enough. Instead of high-school kids, he influenced some of the most famous Hollywood action heroes of all time.
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There is more evidence that you really can't go home, as it looks like we won't be going back to Back to the Future any time soon. More people behind the beloved time travel trilogy have chimed in to quash fan hopes for a cinematic continuation of the series.
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Cameron Diaz has made tons of hit movies over the years, and one of her edgiest comedies is currently crushing it on Netflix. Here's why everyone's watching Bad Teacher on the streamer.
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A month after his untimely passing, fans across the globe continue to mourn the loss of Chadwick Boseman. Yet another reason to celebrate — and miss — Boseman's kind heart and caring nature just came to light courtesy of Empire.
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If you're scared by how difficult it is to get scared by Netflix, have no fear. Whether you're looking for the perfect slow burn to introduce a horror hater to the genre, looking to watch a certified horror classic you've missed, or anything in between, we've got you covered.
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Henry Cavill has recently graced our screens as Sherlock Holmes and Geralt of Rivia, and now it seems he may soon be returning to his original breakout role as Superman. He's not taking part in Snyder Cut reshoots, but other projects are rumored to be in the works.
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Sometimes, however, heroes end up fighting other heroes instead of the baddies. Such is the case with Wolverine and the Hulk, who have battled multiple times in Marvel Comics. Will their conflict ever make it to the big screen?
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In this exclusive interview with Looper, writer/director Mike Gunther and writer/producer Andrew DeCesare (themselves behind-the-scenes crew member veterans of Hollywood franchises like Bad Boys and Fast & Furious) discussed the challenges involved with getting the Rogue Warfare movies completed.
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Over the past few years, the Friday Night Lights, Fargo, and Black Mirror star has perfected this kind of role, and his turn in I'm Thinking of Ending Things may just be Jesse Plemons' best performance yet. Here's why.
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From forgotten films led by Marvel and former Twilight stars to insane, stunt-packed foreign pictures that are well worth seeking out, these are the best parkour action movies you've never seen.
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It's been nearly 15 years since Sacha Baron Cohen's magnum opus Borat hit theaters in 2006, but has Cohen not only written, but shot a secret sequel to his extremely weird comedy since then. Now, there may be a title for the next Borat film. Unsurprisingly, it's absolutely insane.
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While you might not know Fumio Demura's name, you've undoubtedly seen a version of him in film. He's known as the real-life Mr. Miyagi, as The Karate Kid star Pat Morita based the iconic character on him. Here's the story behind his carrying of paper cranes.
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Back in the day, many of us came across these galvanizing flicks during a family outing at the movie theater or while exploring piles of VHS tapes rented from a local video store, but now, they're a button click away on your Netflix queue.
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