Why Twitter Thinks Planet Of The Apes Is Happening In Real Life
"Rise of the Planet of the Apes" fans have taken notice of the eerie parallels between a new Alzheimer’s drug and the plot of the 2011 sci-fi franchise reboot.
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A Quiet Place: Day One Viewers All Have The Same Complaint
"A Quiet Place: Day One" was a huge hit with critics and general audiences, but moviegoers have one major complaint about the sci-fi horror flick. -
Star Wars: The Acolyte Episode 6 Darth Vader Reference, Explained
“The Acolyte” Episode 6 has a(ahem) veiled reference to Darth Vader in a quiet but powerful and disconcerting moment. Here’s why it’s so important. -
Why A Quiet Place: Day One Blew Everyone Away At The Box Office
New characters, a new setting, and a new director are just some of the things that made "A Quiet Place: Day One" do even better at the box office than expected. -
Star Wars: The Real Reason Yoda Talks Backwards
Ever wondered why Yoda talks backwards in the "Star Wars" universe? Here's what we know about the real reasons behind his unique speech pattern. -
How Exactly Do The Sith 'Cloud' The Jedi With The Force In Star Wars?
In “The Acolyte” Episode 5, the Sith villain clouds the Jedi foes' senses with the Force, something Palpatine did in the prequels. But how? -
What The A Quiet Place Series Looks Like Without Special Effects
The "A Quiet Place" franchise uses spare VFX, and nearly everything except the creatures is practical. Here's what the films look like without special effects. -
The Ending Of A Quiet Place: Day One Explained
The latest entry in the "A Quiet Place" franchise has an ending that's both bleak and satisfying. What does it all mean? Here's our deep dive into the finale. -
Star Wars Hate Made Adam Driver Turn Down A Hilarious SNL Sketch
Former "Saturday Night Live" writer and cast member Bobby Moynihan described how he proposed a "Star Wars" sketch that host Adam Driver swiftly said no to. -
The Star Wars Planet The Jedi Were Banned From Visiting
Some planets in the massive "Star Wars" universe just aren't worth visiting. Some, should not even be traveled to at all; just ask the Jedi Order. -
Star Wars' Deadliest Guns Are So Powerful They're Banned
The deadliest rifles in "Star Wars" were banned during the reign of the Galactic Empire for their overwhelming power and the fears they instilled. -
Star Wars: The 5 Worst Things The Jedi Have Ever Done
The Jedi are typically portrayed as heroes in Star Wars stories, but that doesn't mean they're perfect. The Order has made plenty of terrible mistakes. -
Star Wars' Strongest Lightsaber Cut A Star Destroyer In Half - With One Swing
Just how powerful is a lightsaber? Well, even the staunchest "Star Wars" fan may not know how one was able to cut through an entire Star Destroyer. -
Marvel May Already Have Plans To Replace Black Panther According To A New Rumor
T'Challa's younger sister Shuri is currently serving as Black Panther -- but she may be passing the mantle to a different character in future MCU films. -
Star Trek Continuity Errors Fans Can't Ignore
Star Trek is one of the longest-running franchises of all time, but it has plenty of continuity errors that hardcore fans can’t ignore. -
Rules Everyone Had To Follow On The Deadpool Set
As full of chaotic fun as the "Deadpool" movies are, all three -- including "Deadpool and Wolverine" -- have had rules that everyone had to follow on set. -
Star Wars: Is The Death Star A Giant Lightsaber?
The Death Star is one of the most iconic weapons in the entire "Star Wars" franchise. Interestingly, it holds some common similarities with the lightsaber. -
Star Wars: How Powerful Was Luke Skywalker At His Peak?
Jedi Master Luke Skywalker was unquestionably one of the most powerful characters in the entire "Star Wars" universe. But just how strong was he? -
Alien's Original Xenomorph Designs Would Have Ruined Everything
Before the blood-chilling monster in "Alien" was designed by H.R. Giger, a couple of other ideas were considered that were cumbersome or downright bizarre. -
Three Cut Star Trek Moments Made Patrick Stewart Question His Kissing Skills
If you were Patrick Stewart and three of your kissing scenes were cut out of two "Star Trek" movies, you might start to wonder what you were doing wrong. -
How George Lucas Really Feels About Disney's Star Wars Projects
Disney has released several Star Wars projects since acquiring Lucasfilm in 2012. George Lucas has now shared how he feels about the movies and shows. -
The Only Main Actors Still Alive From Close Encounters Of The Third Kind
Steven Spielberg's "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" came out back in 1977, but some of the principal actors are still alive. Here's what they've been up to. -
Star Wars: What Is A Nerf-Herder & Why Does Princess Leia Call Han Solo One?
In "Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back," Leia famously calls Han Solo a "nerf-herder." Here's the real meaning behind her iconic insult. -
Why The Cast Of Alien: Romulus Looks So Familiar
A new entry in the "Alien" franchise is just around the corner. Where have you seen the small but talented cast of "Alien: Romulus" before? Find out right here. -
Star Wars' Force Storm: Palpatine's Deadliest Sith Power, Explained
Darth Sidious is the wielder of many deadly Dark side abilities, some of which are unnatural -- none more so than the Sith's Force storm power. -
Why These Marvel Movies Bombed At The Box Office
The Marvel Cinematic Universe may be the most profitable film franchise ever, but a number of Marvel films both in and out of the MCU have tanked pretty hard. -
Edge Of Tomorrow Fans' Hopes And Dreams Might Still Be Alive
Fans of the popular sci-fi film "Edge of Tomorrow" have been hoping to get a sequel for 10 years -- are their dreams finally coming true?
