The One Rule Every Marvel & Star Wars Movie Or TV Show Must Follow
Marvel and Star Wars characters have not been doing this one thing on-screen for the past decade or so due to a ban from Disney CEO Bob Iger.
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What Is 'King Spawn'? The Latest Spawn Movie Reboot & Its Plot, Explained
Decades after "Spawn" flopped massively in cinemas, the iconic character is getting a big-screen reboot in "King Spawn." Here's what we know about the project.
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The Sinbad Genie Movie Controversy Finally Solved - By Reddit?
The claim that Sinbad starred in a gene movie called "Shazam" is a classic example of the Mandela effect. But Reddit has an explanation for this false memory.
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Why Twisters Blew Everyone Away At The Box Office
"Twisters" roared into theaters like the title storm, earning more than $80 million in its opening weekend. Here's how the movie vacuumed up all that cash.
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Deadpool & Wolverine Looks To Be The Lowest Rated Deadpool Yet
"Deadpool & Wolverine" falls a bit short of its two predecessors on Rotten Tomatoes with a 79% rating. Could this compromise the film's box office prospects?
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Deadpool & Wolverine Review: A Solid MCU Entry, But It's No Juggernaut
While there may be a lack of plot in "Deadpool & Wolverine," many people will simply luxuriate in two-plus hours of the titular heroes doing their thing.
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The New Joker: Folie A Deux Trailer Hides A Secret Batman Villain
The new "Joker 2" trailer is full of so many details that it's easy to miss some -- including confirmation the film will feature another iconic Batman villain.
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The New Joker: Folie A Deux Trailer Has Most Of Twitter Saying The Same Thing
The latest trailer for "Joker: Folie à Deux" is here, and it's sending social media into a frenzy. Here's what people are saying about the anticipated sequel.
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Joker: Folie à Deux Release Date, Cast, Plot, Trailer And More Details
Joaquin Phoenix is back as the Clown Prince of Crime. Here's everything we know so far about the upcoming "Joker" sequel, "Folie à Deux."
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The Real Reason Josh Hartnett Disappeared From Hollywood Before His Comeback
Early on in Josh Hartnett's career, the actor seemed poised to become a major Hollywood A-lister, but he stepped away from the limelight. Here's why.
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Why You Rarely See Cobie Smulders On Screen Anymore
Cobie Smulders has been keeping a lower profile since her breakout roles in "How I Met Your Mother" and "The Avengers," but she's still managed to stay busy.
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5 Times The Marvel Cinematic Universe Got Away With Nudity
From Erik Selvig in "Thor: The Dark World" to Sersi and Ikaris in "Eternals," here are five times that the generally PG-13-rated MCU allowed nudity.
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Movie Roles That Were Recast For Tragic Reasons
Fans often hate it when characters are recast with new actors, but sometimes it's unavoidable. These film parts were all recast under tragic circumstances.
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AI Reveals What My Neighbor Totoro Could Look Like In Real Life & It's Magical
What would Hayao Miyazaki's classic anime film "My Neighbor Totoro" look like in real life? It's a question that one YouTuber has answered using AI.
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Every Vince Vaughn And Owen Wilson Movie, Ranked
Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn were a great comedy duo of the 2000s. From "The Internship" to "Wedding Crashers," here are their movies ranked by quality.
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How Harrison Ford Got His Chin Scar
Most movie fans know legendary actor Harrison Ford has a chin scar that's becoming a defining feature of his rugged look. Here's how he got it.
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The Huge Star Wars Character Leonardo DiCaprio Turned Down - And Why
It may come as a surprise to some fans that Leonardo DiCaprio was once in contention for one of the most coveted Star Wars roles -- and turned it down.
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The Only Main Actors Still Alive From 1982's Tron
1982's "Tron" is a sci-fi classic that was on the cutting edge of CGI technology, and we're lucky that so many of its lead actors are still with us today.
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Star Wars: Who Can Use The Force, According To George Lucas
George Lucas once explained the rules of how the Force works in the "Star Wars" universe, revealing exactly who can tap into its powerful abilities.
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The Last True Movie Stars That Still Dominate The Box Office
In an era where celebrity influence seems to be fading, here are five of the last true movie stars that continue to dominate the box office globally.
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Are Danny Trejo's Machete Movies & Spy Kids Set In The Same Universe?
Do "Machete" and "Spy Kids" take place in the same universe? Danny Trejo's inclusion in both series makes things a little complicated.
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The Untold Truth Of The Boys Movie That Never Happened
"The Boys" is a colossal hit on Amazon Prime Video, but it was almost a movie in the early 2010s. Here's the untold truth of the film that never happened.
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AI Reveals What Twilight Characters Should Really Look Like According To The Books
This AI video takes the book descriptions of "Twilight" characters and brings them to life, and the result is ... actually not much different than the films.
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Margot Robbie Was Never The Same After The Wolf Of Wall Street
Margot Robbie took off like a rocket with her role in Martin Scorsese's "The Wolf of Wall Street," with the part changing her life and career forever.
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Adamantium Vs. Vibranium: Which 'Unbreakable' Marvel Metal Is Stronger?
Wolverine’s adamantium claws are darn near indestructible. But so are Black Panther’s vibranium set. So in a fight, which one is going to break first?
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The Iconic Star Trek Characters Tom Hanks & Anjelica Huston Almost Played
Legendary actors Tom Hanks and Anjelica Huston were at one point considered to play iconic Star Trek characters in the beloved movie "Star Trek: First Contact."
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Clint Eastwood's Dollars Trilogy
The "Dollars" trilogy launched the Spaghetti Western subgenre back in the mid-1960s -- let's take a look at its surviving cast members.
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