How The Fifth Element Became The Ultimate Sci-Fi Cult Classic
Some behind-the-scenes stories on "The Fifth Element," Luc Besson's campy classic, one of the most colorful, fun science fiction films ever made.
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Things You Only Notice About The Fifth Element As An Adult
Here are just a few things in The Fifth Element that might have gone right over your head if you watched it as a kid.
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Things In The Butterfly Effect You Only Notice After Watching It More Than Once
"The Butterfly Effect" follows the life of Evan Treborn. Here are the things in "The Butterfly Effect" you only notice after watching it more than once.
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The Star Wars Community Breathed A Sigh Of Relief At Omega's Updated Design
While "Star Wars" fans immediately fell in love with Omega after the debut of "The Bad Batch," they never enjoyed her initial costume design.
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Han Solo's Famous 'I Know' Line Was All Harrison Ford's Idea
Being an actor sometimes means making some needed changes, and for Harrison Ford, that included improvising one of the most iconic lines in Star Wars history.
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13 Star Wars Comics We'd Love To See Adapted To The Big (Or Small) Screen
Whether it is offering alternative takes on familiar characters or exploring something new, these are the "Star Wars" comics we'd love to see adapted on screen.
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Star Wars' Dee Bradley Baker Explains Commander Cody's Mindset After Order 66
According to voice actor Dee Bradley Baker, here's what Commander Cody is thinking during the post-Order 66 events of "Star Wars: The Bad Batch."
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William Shatner Says The Star Trek Movie Finally Showed The Series' Potential
William Shatner said in a 1979 interview that Star Trek: The Motion Picture went a long way toward moving the franchise out of its TV beginnings.
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How Martin Luther King, Jr. Convinced Nichelle Nichols To Stay On Star Trek
Nichelle Nichols' performance as Lieutenant Uhura is iconic -- but she almost left the role. Here's how Martin Luther King, Jr. convinced her to stay.
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Star Wars: The Phantom Menace's Massive Budget Didn't Stop Qui-Gonn Jinn From Using A Gillette Razor As A Phone
Star Wars has a long legacy of practical effects, but this takes it to a whole new level.
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Dee Bradley Baker Appreciates That Star Wars Fans Still Love Commander Cody
Commander Cody is a beloved supporting character in the "Star Wars" franchise, and actor Dee Bradley Baker is thankful for all of the enthusiasm.
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Star Trek Fans Often Asked Leonard Nimoy This Same Question About Spock's Ears
For years, "Star Trek" fans would often ask Leonard Nimoy this same question about Spock's ears. Here's what viewers were so concerned about.
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Star Trek's Walter Koenig Spells Out The 'Madness' Of The First Film
Not everything went smoothly when the first "Star Trek" movie went into production. Walter Koenig spells out the 'madness' of "Star Trek: The Motion Picture."
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Michael Jackson Campaigned For The Role Of Jar-Jar Binks In The Phantom Menace. No, Seriously
Michael Jackson, The King of Pop, once had his eyes set on making a leap to the "Star Wars" galaxy and campaigned to play Jar Jar Binks in the prequels.
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Captain Shaw's Characterization Of Jack Crusher In Picard Season 3 Episode 2 Doesn't Make Sense In The Franchise's Timeline
Captain Shaw's characterization of Jack Crusher in "Star Trek: Picard" Season 3, Episode 2 doesn't make sense within the franchise's timeline.
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Daisy Ridley's Interactions With Star Wars Fans Left A Lasting Impression
Daisy Ridley isn't a fan of random people approaching her and being "so open with their 'Star Wars' opinions." She thinks it goes against basic human decency.
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Star Wars Clones Still Don't Get Any Respect In Bad Batch Season 2
"Star Wars" clone troopers are often looked at as tools rather than people and this prevalent theme continues in the second season of "The Bad Batch."
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James Cameron Addresses The Significant Gap Between Avatar Movies
The "Avatar" films have a lengthy gap between them and legendary American filmmaker James Cameron has offered some explanations on why that is.
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Times Interstellar Got Science All Wrong
Christopher Nolan's "Interstellar" is a gripping movie, but it plays fast and loose with the facts. Here's what the film gets wrong about the science of space.
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Between Star Wars And The Empire Strikes Back, The Entire On-Set Vibe Changed (For The Better)
In 1988, Luke Skywalker actor Mark Hamill revealed "there was a different feeling on the set" of "The Empire Strikes Back" after the success of "Star Wars."
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Star Wars' Ming-Na Wen Tends To Get A 'Little Loopy' While Wearing Fennec Shand's Suit
Ming-na Wen has to wear a lot of leather while playing Fennec Shand in "Star Wars" projects. Acting with all that under hot lights can make her feel strange.
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Eddie Van Halen Was In Back To The Future And You Didn't Even Know It
Over a career spanning half a century, Eddie Van Halen contributed to numerous memorable moments in pop culture history.
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10 Details About Interstellar's Cooper To Take On Your Next Expedition
With "Interstellar," Christopher Nolan and Matthew McConaughey teamed up to bring humanity to a story set beyond the stars. Here's how they did it.
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Ranking Every Canon Star Wars Project From Worst To Best
With the Star Wars universe expanding to include not just films but video games and television series, there's more Star Wars than ever for fans to enjoy.
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The Original Avatar Was Almost Rated R (& Why That Would Have Been A Mistake)
Robert Rodriguez reveals James Cameron had different plans for "Avatar," saying, "...what Jim did on Avatar originally, he wrote that to be an R-rated movie."
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What The Avatar Movies Really Look Like Without Special Effects
Breathtaking CGI is one of many reasons why the Avatar movies are so successful. Let's see how various scenes looked before and after visual effects were added.
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Mark Hamill Originally Felt That George Lucas Was 'Sort Of Intimidating'
Jedi Master Luke Skywalker himself, Mark Hamill, was never afraid to admit how intimidating it could be around "Star Wars" creator George Lucas.
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