Shazam! Fury Of The Gods Director Reveals The Scene Inspired By Akira
"Shazam! Fury of the Gods" director David F. Sandberg has revealed on Twitter that a scene in the movie was inspired by the 1988 Japanese animated film "Akira."
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Brendan Fraser's The Whale Just Broke A 2022 Box Office Record
It hasn't even gotten a wide release, but Darren Aronofsky's "The Whale" is breaking box office records. The film is the best-selling limited release in 2022. -
Avatar Gets Special Re-Release In China Ahead Of Sequel Debut
The original 2009 "Avatar" film is getting a re-release in China ahead of the premiere of its long-awaited sequel, "Avatar: The Way of the Water." -
The Devastating Death Of Georgia Holt
Georgia Holt, best known as the mother of pop icon Cher, has died at the age of 96. -
Kelli Giddish Thought Law & Order: SVU Fans Would Go Ballistic If They Didn't Get A Rollisi Wedding
The iconic SVU actor helped shape her character's grand finale. -
Aubrey Plaza Loves The Theatrical Experience
Aubrey Plaza is the latest in a growing list of artists who champion the theater-going experience and wants more people to see films in such a setting. -
Adam Sandler's Real-Life Connection To His Motivational Speech In Hustle
Adam Sandler proved he has dramatic acting chops in "Hustle," and he even drew on real-life experiences for one pivotal scene. -
Everything Everywhere All At Once Star Jamie Lee Curtis Explains The Reasoning Behind The Movie's Chaos
Jamie Lee Curtis was asked what "Everything Everywhere All at Once" meant to her. The actress explained the reasoning behind the film's chaotic plot. -
Todd Phillips Gives Fans A First Look Image Of Joker: Folie à Deux
Todd Phillips has finally debuted the first look at the highly-anticipated Joker: Folie à Deux, which sees Joaquin Phoenix returning as the iconic DC villain. -
Your Favorite Yellowstone Character Is Officially The Villain Of The Story
Here's why Beth Dutton, despite her fan-favorite status on "Yellowstone," has become the show's primary villain. -
The Nixed Michael Keaton Batman Movie Would Reportedly Have Rekindled Bruce Wayne And Catwoman's Romance
Among the many reportedly canceled DC Studios projects is a Michael Keaton Batman movie that would have seen Bruce Wayne and Catwoman reignite their spark. -
Why Man Of Steel 2 Has Apparently Failed To Take Flight
Multiple plans for "Man of Steel 2" have reportedly languished in the early stages of development amid studio confusion and new shakeups in leadership. -
The Devastating Death Of Parks And Recreation Star Helen Slayton-Hughes
Helen Slayton-Hughes, who played Ethel Beavers on "Parks and Recreation," has died at the age of 92. -
What Rotten Tomatoes Critics Are Saying About Emancipation
Critic reviews for "Emancipation" have begun populating Rotten Tomatoes, and things don't look great for Will Smith's latest movie. -
Woody Harrelson And Justin Theroux Star As Nixon's Infamous Aides In The First Trailer For White House Plumbers
The first trailer for "White House Plumbers" is out and offers a glimpse of Woody Harrelson and Justin Theroux as Nixon's infamous aides. -
Guillermo Del Toro Thinks Taylor Swift Is Bound For Greatness As A Director
Oscar-winning director Guillermo del Toro responded to Taylor Swift's admiration of his talent and shared his thoughts on her directorial abilities. -
Who Played Katherine Tucker On Blue Bloods?
"Blue Bloods" has seen many high-profile guest stars over the years. Here's the famous face who played impetuous mayoral candidate Katherine Tucker in Season 6. -
One Of The Office's Most Romantic Moments Is Actually A Glaring Plot Hole
A certain moment in the romance between Michael and Holly on "The Office" is heartwarming, but it's also features a fairly major plot hole. -
What Has Dacre Montgomery Been Doing Since Leaving Stranger Things?
Dacre Montgomery starred in "Stranger Things" as Billy Hargrove, Max Mayfield's older brother. But since then, he's been busy working on various projects. -
A Background Puppet Was Almost The Main Villain In Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio
Guillermo del Toro's "Pinocchio" almost had a completely different character as the antagonist, and you can still see the puppet as a background character. -
How The Willow Series Found Unlikely Influences In H.P. Lovecraft And Stephen King
The creator of the new Disney+ series "Willow" reportedly was inspired by horror writers Steven King and H.P. Lovecraft, even though "Willow" isn't a horror. -
Kenan Thompson Holds SNL's 'Scared Straight' Sketch Close To His Heart
Kenan Thompson is celebrating 20 years on "Saturday Night Live," and while he has been involved in many memorable sketches, this one is his favorite, -
CSI: Vegas Fans Are Heartbroken Over Catherine's Discovery In Season 2 Episode 8
After the premiere of CSI: Vegas Season 2, Episode 8, plenty of viewers online shared that they were heartbroken by Catherine's discovery. -
Guillermo Del Toro Just Put The Final Nail In The Coffin Of Justice League Dark
Director Guillermo del Toro has bad news for DC fans hoping he would still adapt Justice League Dark, as he doesn't seem interested in the project anymore. -
Hilarie Burton Morgan Wants The Winchesters' Meg Donnelly In A One Tree Hill Reboot
"One Tree Hill" star Hilarie Burton Morgan said she wanted "The Winchesters" star Meg Donnelly as her pick for a new-age Peyton Sawyer in a potential reboot. -
The One House Of The Dragon Scene Paddy Considine Still Struggles To Watch
Paddy Considine has expressed love and gratitude for his role as King Viserys I Targaryen, but he admits that one of his own scenes is hard to watch. -
The Office Hired A Camera Operator From Survivor To Make The Documentary Elements Feel More Accurate
The realistic feel of "The Office" was no accident -- the creators actually brought in someone from reality television to make it feel more authentic.
