George Lucas Confirmed Star Wars' 'Weak Point'
In the book "The Making of Star Wars, Revenge of the Sith," George Lucas pointed out what he referred to as a weak point in the "Star Wars" film franchise.
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Star Wars: When Did Anakin Skywalker Get A Red Lightsaber As Darth Vader?
Darth Vader's blood red lightsaber is a "Star Wars" icon -- but how did Anakin get this weapon in his dark transformation into Darth Vader? -
George Lucas Likes One Disney-Era Star Wars Project More Than You Likely Think
Although George Lucas hasn't directed a "Star Wars" movie since "Revenge of the Sith," he is a huge fan of one of the franchise's recent Disney projects. -
Harry Styles' Marvel Character Returned After Eternals - But You Likely Never Saw It
Harry Styles made his Marvel Cinematic Universe debut in the “Eternals” movie, but his character Eros/Starfox makes his return in an unexpected place. -
Why Dune 2's Streaming Release Is Leaving Some Max Users Angry
Timothée Chalamet's "Dune 2" is now available on the Warner Bros. Discovery-owned streaming service Max, but its release is leaving some users angry. -
Why Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga Bombed At The Box Office
There's no easy way to say this: "Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga" is a box office bomb. But what exactly went wrong with the follow-up to "Mad Max: Fury Road"? -
Where Has The X-23 Actress Been Since Logan?
Dafne Keen made a huge impression on audiences with her work in "Logan" opposite Hugh Jackman -- but what has the actress being doing since? -
Rules That Everyone Has To Follow In The Star Trek Universe
The "Star Trek" universe is just like any other: there are rules that its characters have to follow, and there are rules that the world itself must adhere to. -
Sci-Fi Monsters That Are Scarier Than Facehuggers
The facehuggers from the "Alien" franchise are gross, disturbing, and terrifying, but we found some sci-fi horror movie monsters that are even scarier. -
How Star Wars Blasters Actually Work - And Why They Suck
Everyone knows Star Wars characters frequently use blasters, but how do the weapons work? And, more importantly, why are they so inaccurate? -
Marvel Resurrected Ultron In A New Avengers Film - But You Likely Never Saw It
Marvel made an action-packed film about its New Avengers fighting one of the MCU’s deadliest villains, Ultron. But only select audiences have seen it. -
Star Trek Characters Who Look Completely Different In Real Life
"Star Trek" sometimes uses mountains of VFX and makeup effects to achieve unique alien looks. Here's what these iconic "Trek" characters look like in real life. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From The Cast Of 2001: A Space Odyssey
Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey is an iconic film small but memorable cast, and only two of the film's actors are still with us at the time of writing. -
What To Expect From Marvel Phase 6
The Marvel Cinematic Universe has had a rough time rolling out its Phases 4 and 5. Can Phase 6 restore the MCU to box office and critical glory? -
Star Wars Reddit Is Against One Return In The New Sequel Series - And It's Big
"Star Wars: Reddit has many opinions about the Jedi, Sith and all points between. But much of it is united about who the next villains should NOT be. -
Star Wars: Darth Vader Fans Are Still Divided By One Huge Debate
Darth Vader is one of the most popular Star Wars characters, but that hasn't stopped fans from having a debate about one specific detail of his arc. -
Deadpool's Moral Code Explained
Deadpool may seem at first like a loose cannon leaving only mayhem in his wake, but a closer look reveals that there's a moral structure to his view of life. -
Why Alien: Romulus Will Blow You Away
Everything we know so far about "Alien: Romulus" suggests that the movie could restore this iconic sci-fi franchise to its former terrifying glory. -
Critics Aren't Holding Back On Jennifer Lopez's Netflix Movie Atlas
Jennifer Lopez has a new movie, "Atlas," premiering on Netflix for audiences to check out. But fair warning, it's currently being savaged by critics. -
AI Twists Lord Of The Rings Into A 1980s Sci-Fi Movie (And It Kind Of Rules Them All)
Artificial intelligence takes liberties with The Lord of the Rings, transforming it into high sci-fi instead of fantasy. And it works way too well. -
How Soon Does Fury Road Take Place After Furiosa In The Mad Max Timeline?
The Mad Max timeline, much like its major protagonists, is a complicated beast. But knowing when "Fury Road" happens after "Furiosa" is important. -
Anya Taylor-Joy Kept Something Truly Disgusting From Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga
All actors probably like to take home a memento from films they've worked on -- but what Anya Taylor-Joy brought back from "Furiosa" is not for the squeamish. -
The Ending Of Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga Explained
The ending of "Furiosa" doesn't just fill in the back story of its title character but puts her journey in "Mad Max: Fury Road" in a whole new light. -
One Of The Best Sci-Fi Thrillers You've Never Seen Gets A Second Life On Netflix
An underrated sci-fi gem that earned widespread critical acclaim and a cult following back in 2018 is experiencing a new wave of populairty thanks to Netflix. -
What The Planet Of The Apes Franchise Looks Like Without Special Effects
Even without their incredible visual effects, the current "Planet of the Apes" movies still tell compelling stories. But the effects sure do help. -
A Star Wars Study Proved That One Lightsaber Color Is Weaker Than The Rest
According to a study, the temperature emitted by lightsabers in "Star Wars" may vary based on their color, with one particular shade being the weakest. -
AI Created A Star Wars Movie Trailer & It's Scary How Well It Works
This fan-made trailer considers whether AI could be used to make a "Star Wars" film. The answer, seemingly, is yes, though viewers note it feels like a dream.
