Why Star Trek Beyond Was An Extremely Rough Experience For Director Justin Lin
"Star Trek Beyond" was an extremely rough experience for director Justin Lin. Thankfully, he had a stellar number one to keep him and the production steady.
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Mads Mikkelsen Cast As Fantastic Four Villain Doctor Doom In Epic Marvel Fanart
An amazing piece of Marvel fan art brings Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen to life as the Fantastic Four's greatest villain, Latverian leader Doctor Doom.
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One Star Wars Jedi Used Six Lightsabers At Once - But We'll Likely Never See Him
Before General Grievous slashed his way across the "Star Wars" universe with four lightsabers, there was once a Jedi who wielded six at once.
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Why Tron 3's First Behind-The-Scenes Photo Already Has Twitter Users Worried
There are a few good reasons why fans are concerned about the first behind-the-scenes photo from "Tron 3," which was shared on X by director Joachim Rønning.
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Dune 2's Oddly Shaped Popcorn Bucket Gets Blowback After Twitter Makes It Dirty
"Dune 2" fans are in an uproar on social media over the strange shape of a popcorn bucket released as a tie-in to the film's marketing campaign.
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Why Billy Dee Williams Defends Lando Calrissian's Most Controversial Star Wars Decision
Some Star Wars fans still criticize Lando for betraying Han in "The Empire Strikes Back," but Billy Dee Williams has a defense for his character's actions.
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Star Wars: George Lucas Had One Lightsaber Rule That Frustrated Mark Hamill
Mark Hamill's lightsaber training for "The Empire Strikes Back" was quite grueling, and he had an especially hard time with this rule George Lucas insisted on.
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Love Me Review: Kristen Stewart And Steven Yeun's WALL-E Riff Doesn't Take Off
Sam and Andy Zuchero's "Love Me" is ambitious and creatively-shot, but gaps in logic make it hard to empathize with the characters.
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Jonathan Frakes Admits Why Star Trek: Nemesis Didn't Work
"Star Trek: The Next Generation" star Jonathan Frakes explains why he believes the 2002 film "Star Trek: Nemesis" fell short of its aspirations.
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Every Star Trek Character Gary Graham Played, Explained
Gary Graham has a had a storied history throughout the "Star Trek" franchise, starring in major TV roles and even some fan projects within its universe.
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MCU Rumor: Ryan Gosling Met With Kevin Feige About A Major Cosmic Marvel Hero
Ryan Gosling has reportedly met with Kevin Feige to discuss the possibility of playing an iconic cosmic hero in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Star Wars: Why Sith Troopers Are Way More Dangerous Than Stormtroopers
Emperor Palpatine should've made a better investment and had Sith troopers as his go-to army - they're much more menacing than stormtroopers.
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Kelsey Grammer's Beast Return Has Marvel Fans Divided Over One Thing
With the surprising debut of Kelsey Grammer's Beast in the MCU at the end of "The Marvels," fans are split over one major aspect of the character.
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Why Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan's Director Criticized The Reboot Movies
Nicholas Meyer, who directed 1982's "The Wrath of Khan," said he doesn't understand what 2013's "Star Trek Into Darkness" contributed to the franchise.
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Why Godzilla Minus One Blew Everyone Away At The Box Office
Despite being very loud and huge, Godzilla snuck up on us in 2023, as "Godzilla Minus One" became a surprise hit in America.
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Is Starkiller A Clone Of Anakin Skywalker? Galen Marek's Star Wars Story Explained
Longtime "Star Wars" fans likely remember Galen Marek, aka "Starkiller," Darth Vader's apprentice from the "Force Unleashed" video game series.
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Star Wars Made Alec Guinness Richer Than You Likely Think Thanks To A Unique Deal
Even Jabba the Hutt would have to respect just how much money Alec Guinness was able to pull from his role as Obi-Wan Kenobi in "Star Wars."
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Sam Claflin Wants To Return To The Hunger Games Universe - But There's One Issue
Sam Claflin, who played Finnick Odair in "The Hunger Games," enjoyed "The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes" and would love to return to the franchise if possible.
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20 Things I Learned After Rewatching The Hunger Games Series
Rewatching "The Hunger Games" movies over a decade after their initial release will leave you with several realizations - for better or worse.
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Godzilla Minus One In Black And White Is A Much Bigger Change Than You Think
If you have yet to see "Godzilla Minus One," or even if you have seen it, the director says the black and white version feels like a different film.
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5 Things We Know About Superman: Legacy And How They Could Change The DCU
With "Superman: Legacy" set to launch the new DC film universe, there are some things we already know that hint at welcome changes for Superman and the DCU.
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Rachel Zegler's Dream Star Wars Role May Surprise You
Star Wars fan Rachel Zegler knows which character she would like to portray if she ever joins the popular franchise, but it isn't one fans might expect.
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Star Trek: Insurrection Originally Had A Picard-Data Fight That Left One Of Them Dead
The original "Star Trek: Insurrection" script included a fatal fight between Picard and Data until a star and the studios pushed back.
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Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country Left One Star 'Absolutely F*****g Miserable'
Pavel Chekov actor Walter Koenig explains why he did not like his experience filming "Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country," citing issues with the script.
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Superman: Legacy Star Rachel Brosnahan Describes Her Lois Lane In 4 Words
As Rachel Brosnahan steps into the iconic shoes of Lois Lane for James Gunn's "Superman: Legacy," she's come up with a succinct way to describe her.
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The Real Reason Jodie Foster Didn't Play Princess Leia In Star Wars
Before Carrie Fisher was cast as Princess Leia, Jodie Foster was considered to play the iconic Star Wars character. Here's why she passed on the opportunity.
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Star Trek & RoboCop's Strange Behind-The-Scenes Connection Explained
"Star Trek" and "RoboCop" have a strange behind-the-scenes connection that goes far beyond the fact that they are both science fiction franchises.
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