Star Wars: Luke's Black Robes Were Deceptive - And Teased A 'Darker' Jedi Past
In "Return of the Jedi," Luke Skywalker wears black robes, making him visually out of step with other Jedi in the franchise. There are a few reasons for this.
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Drew Barrymore's Special Relationship With Steven Spielberg On E.T. Explained
"E.T." star Drew Barrymore discusses her time on the set of the 1982 science fiction movie, describing director Steven Spielberg as a parental figure. -
Whatever Happened To The Cast Of The Fifth Element?
"The Fifth Element" is one of the most influential sci-fi films of the '90s, but only some of its cast went onto huge Hollywood careers. -
Shin Kamen Rider: Here's When You Can Stream The Movie Online
Toei's "Shin Kamen Rider" film, written and directed by Hideaki Anno, is finally coming to streaming. Here's when and where you can stream the movie online. -
A Seemingly Simple Shot From Asteroid City Took 60 Takes And Four Hours To Film
A lot of detail goes into Wes Anderson's films, as Jeffrey Wright learned all too well trying to get one simple shot just right while filming "Asteroid City." -
Asteroid City Flips Wes Anderson's Meta Approach & Saves The Film
Asteroid City is, quite cleverly, the opposite of every other Wes Anderson movie to date. -
Across The Spider-Verse: Seeing Spider-Man 2099 Is A Full-Circle Moment For Steve Orlando - Exclusive
"Spider-Man 2099" comic writer Steve Orlando told us how he feels seeing the hero become more popular than ever after "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse." -
Where To Watch Galaxy Quest - And How To Read The Sequels
If you can't get enough of 1999's "Star Trek" parody "Galaxy Quest," the film has a couple of comic book sequels. Here's how you can read them. -
Why The Flash Bombed At The Box Office
"The Flash" is finally out in theaters across the globe. However, it's not looking too hot at the box-office, and fans may want to know why. -
Nuclear Man: What Happened To The Superman 4 Villain & The Actor Who Played Him?
Longtime fans of Superman may be wondering whatever happened to Nuclear Man, and the actor that portrayed him, after the notorious "Superman 4" film. -
The Flash Tries (And Fails) To Outrace Marvel's Best X-Men Movie Moments
"The Flash" had a notable scene that heavily draws from Marvel's "X-Men" franchise. However, Barry Allen didn't exactly hit the mark like the mutants did. -
The Flash: The Real Identity Of The Trailer's Mysterious Speedster, Explained
"The Flash" had several prominent fan theories floating around before its release. Most revolved around a certain evil speedster showing up. -
Rogue One: Diego Luna Wasn't Sure He Was Right For Star Wars Until His Audition
Diego Luna, the Golden Globe-nominated actor and "Andor" star, wasn't sure he was right for "Star Wars" until his audition for "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story." -
Star Wars: How A 'Pregnant Rey' Rumor Started And Why It Divided Fans
The "Star Wars" franchise has seen more than its fair share of odd moments, including one time when Daisy Ridley's Rey was rumored to be pregnant. -
Godzilla's Most Disturbing Form Is Too Weird (And Controversial) To Return
Godzilla is a beloved film icon in the world of horror and sci-fi. However, not all versions of the monstrous character have been widely praised. -
Netflix's 3 Body Problem Teases High-Concept Sci-Fi Thrills In First Trailer
Netflix has debuted the first teaser trailer for David Benioff and D. B. Weiss' upcoming sci-fi series "3 Body Problem." -
The Flash: Yes, That Was Jaime Lannister Eating That Pizza
Here's what both casual viewers and DCEU fans alike should know about "Game of Thrones" actor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau's surprise cameo in "The Flash." -
Star Wars Had One Sith Lord Who Wasn't Evil - And That's Important
Though the character isn't technically canon any more, "Star Wars" had one Sith Lord who wasn't actually all that evil. And that's important for the future. -
Galaxy Quest Had An 'Alien School' For Thermians - And It Got A Little Weird
"Galaxy Quest" was a love letter to the classic "Star Trek" series, and it even had an "Alien School" of sorts for the film's actors. -
Asteroid City: Tom Hanks And Wes Anderson's Collaboration Was A Long Time Coming
Wes Anderson's sci-fi comedy "Asteroid City" comes some 15 years after he and Tom Hanks first became friends through one of the director's regular actors. -
The Flash: How Does The Speed Force Work And Who Can Access It?
In "The Flash," Barry Allen's superpowers rely on something called the Speed Force. Here's how it works and just who, exactly, can access it. -
The Flash: Who Were The 'Space Giant' And The Kryptonian Woman With Zod?
"The Flash" fans might be wondering who the "Space Giant" and Kryptonian woman were who stood with General Zod. They're actually characters from "Man of Steel." -
The Flash: Yes, Internet, We're Also Disturbed About Barry's Microwave Baby Scene
"The Flash" has been attracting controversy for various reasons, but the microwave baby scene might be the straw that break's the camel's back. -
The Flash Reboots The DCU, But Can It Avoid Flashpoint's Massive New 52 Misfire?
The Flash is rebooting the DC Universe, just like Flashpoint did in the comics. Hopefully it goes better this time. -
How Andy Muschietti's The Flash Movie Changes Flashpoint Events & The DCU
Andy Muschietti's "The Flash" movie changes the events of its source material, the iconic "Flashpoint" comic, as well as the DCU on the whole - here's how. -
Resident Evil: Why Did Milla Jovovich Stop Playing Alice & Will She Return?
Although Mila Jovovich was integral to bringing "Resident Evil" to film, her character Alice has been absent from any recent attempts to reboot the franchise. -
The Ending Of The Flash Explained
Capping off one era of the DC Universe on film and introducing another, "The Flash" is finally in theaters. Here's the ending of the movie, explained.
