I Am Legend Director Francis Lawrence Regrets Both Film Endings
"I Am Legend" director Francis Lawrence discusses the film's two endings, explaining why he actually regrets both of them.
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Disney's Bob Iger Low-Key Slams Warner Bros. For Licensing DC Movies To Netflix
Disney CEO Bob Iger says he doesn't see why streaming platforms would license out popular content to their competitors, such as Warner Bros. has done.
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Iman Vellani Reacts To The Marvels' Box Office Flop - 'What's The Point?'
"The Marvels" star Iman Vellani addresses the film's poor box office performance, explaining why the movie bombing doesn't concern her.
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Transformers Producer Calls Out The Single Factor For Revenge Of The Fallen's Downfall
"Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" sold a lot of tickets despite being a terrible movie, and the film's producer knows why it was so bad.
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Alien's Grossest Scene Made Stanley Kubrick Call Ridley Scott For A Surprising Reason
Director Ridley Scott recalls the time he received an unexpected call from Stanley Kubrick inquiring about "Alien's" grossest scene.
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Why Star Wars' Original Jabba The Hutt Scene Was Cut From Episode IV
George Lucas intended to include a scene featuring Jabba the Hutt in the theatrical cut of "A New Hope," but had to scrap it. Here's why.
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The Hunger Games: Why Was Haymitch's Family Killed?
Katniss' mentor for the Hunger Games, Haymitch, drinks to nurse his emotional wounds - not only from the Games but also because the Capitol killed his family.
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Godzilla Minus One Review: The Blockbuster We Needed
Cheaper, meaner, and more complicated than the American "MonsterVerse" titles, the new Japanese film "Godzilla Minus One" is a satisfying, fearsome blockbuster.
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Star Wars: Baylan Skoll Divided Dave Filoni And Ray Stevenson In One Big Way
During the filming of "Ahsoka," Ray Stevenson and Dave Filoni frequently engaged in banter and debates regarding the character of Baylan Skoll.
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The Warrior Nun Movies Will Fail Without The Creator, But That's A Good Thing
Warrior Nun is coming back, but in the worst way possible - without Simon Barry. However, maybe the failure of the proposed film trilogy is what we need.
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Aquaman 2 Trailer Teases A Big DC Character Death
"Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom" is nearing its cinematic release and one of its latest trailers may have teased a serious character death.
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The Incredible Hulk's Edward Norton Changed One Scene That Baffled The Writer
Edward Norton made several changes to "The Incredible Hulk" script. However, one in particular, really stood out to the film's writer.
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Star Wars Fan Video Proves Anakin & Obi-Wan Were Incompetent Jedi Guards
The Jedi from "Star Wars" have always been professional warriors. However, one TikTok user is pointing out some of their incompetence in protecting Padme.
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Why Tigris From Hunger Games Looks Like A Tiger
Tigris shows up in "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2," extremely surgically enhanced to look like a tiger as she helps Katniss hide in the Capitol.
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John De Lancie's Q Was Almost The Star Of A Beloved Star Trek Movie
The iconic "Star Trek" bad guy Q has never appeared in the franchise's movies, but there was one film where he was almost featured as the main villain.
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Aquaman 2 Director James Wan Has The Perfect Response To Negative Buzz
"Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom" director James Wan knows how to handle pressure and deal with the negativity that surrounds his superhero flick.
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TK-421: The Stormtrooper Whose Gay Love Affair Secretly Changed Star Wars Forever
TK-421 is one of the most popular Stormtroopers among "Star Wars" fans. Here's the story of his secret gay love affair that almost boosted his career prospects.
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James Cameron's Alien Movie Left Ridley Scott 'Pissed' - Here's Why
"Alien" director Ridley Scott reflects on his emotions following a conversation with James Cameron while "Aliens" was being developed.
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The Sentry's Race Is Crucial - But Not For The Reasons MCU Critics Think
According to Robert Kirkman, Steven Yeun will be playing the Sentry. If true, this can open the door for Marvel to tell a very earnest story.
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James Cameron Could Have Died While Filming The Abyss - If He Didn't Punch A Guy
Malfunctioning equipment nearly cost director James Cameron his life while filming an underwater scene for his sci-fi classic "The Abyss."
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Star Wars: Is Hondo Ohnaka Based On Jack Sparrow?
Some fans have tied similarities between the star of the "Pirates of the Caribbean" movies, Jack Sparrow, and the "Star Wars" alien pirate Hondo Ohnaka
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Taika Waititi's Star Wars Movie Will Enrage People The Director Admits
Taika Waititi seems aware that his upcoming "Star Wars" movie might tick off certain fans, but it seems that he's perfectly fine with that happening.
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Godzilla's Darkest Enemy Needs A MonsterVerse Revival Now
The MonsterVerse has showcased many classic Godzilla foes, but the most disturbing one of them all is exactly what the franchise needs.
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Star Wars: Why Padmé Failed To Free Anakin's Mom After The Phantom Menace
Some Star Wars fans might find it surprising that Padmé never tries to free Anakin's mother in the prequel trilogy, but canon novels reveal the full story.
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What Steppenwolf From Zack Snyder's Justice League Looks Like In Real Life
Steppenwolf was the main villain in "Zack Snyder's Justice League." DC fans may want to know which actor brought him to life and how they actually look like.
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Star Trek's Bruce Greenwood Was Considered For A Huge Deep Space Nine Role
The man who became the first 21st century Captain Pike was, in the 1990s, originally considered for one of the biggest Star Trek roles of all-time.
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Madame Web Trailer Transforms Dakota Johnson Into A Psychic Superhero
Sony's Spider-Man Universe takes on new dimensions in "Madame Web," which has now dropped its first trailer.
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