This Game Of Thrones Star Has The Worst Franchise Luck (According To Reddit)
Emilia Clarke was one of the biggest stars to come out of "Game of Thrones," but her post-HBO career has been filled with setbacks and bad luck.
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The Doctor Doom Theory That Perfectly Explains Why Robert Downey Jr Was Cast
Wondering how the MCU is going to pull off Robert Downey Jr. playing the villainous Doctor Doom? Here's a theory that could explain what's in store.
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How Many Times Peter Cullen Voiced Optimus Prime In Transformers Movies & TV Shows
Peter Cullen voiced plenty of our childhood memories, but there's no denying his power over our hearts as the beloved Autobot leader, Optimus Prime.
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Little-Known Facts About The Man Behind The Voice Of Optimus Prime
Optimus Prime has one of the most distinctive voices in not just the "Transformers" franchise but in pop culture. Let's meet the man behind it.
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Star Wars: The Real Reason Samuel L. Jackson's Mace Windu Has A Purple Lightsaber
Once, there were only two colors of lightsaber: blue and red. Now, there's practically a whole rainbow. Here's why Mace Windu was given a purple one.
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5 Movies Like Waterworld That Every Sci-Fi Fan Needs To See
If you liked Waterworld, and are hungry for more post-apocalyptic blockbusters, here are some recommendations.
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Bizarre Storyline Decisions Made In Sci-Fi Movies
Sometimes a storyteller wins us back and justifies their wild ideas — but often, we find ourselves looking back on a work, seeing the possibilities laid out in hindsight, and wondering "Why this?" Here's a look back at some of the most bizarre storyline decisions made in sci-fi movies.
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How To Watch The Wolverine Movies In Order
Confused about where to start watching Hugh Jackman's Wolverine? This list should give you the best idea of how to view his movies.
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Star Trek: Why Timothy Olyphant Believes J.J. Abrams Didn't Cast Him As Captain Kirk
Timothy Olyphant has a theory pertaining to J.J. Abrams' decision to cast Chris Pine as Captain Kirk instead of him in 2009's "Star Trek."
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Bad Movies That Ended Their Cinematic Universe
All these movies were part of cinematic universes that were meant to compete with the MCU -- but unfortunately, it didn't work out that way.
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5 Legendary Western Actors Who Starred In Terrible Sci-Fi Movies
There's a surprising amount of overlap between Westerns and sci-fi. What's less surprising is that putting Western stars in sci-fi movies can be really bad.
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5 Sci-Fi Movies From The '80s Based On Must-Read Books
While the quality of these five sci-fi films from the '80s may vary, each one of them is based on a classic book in the genre that you should read.
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Why Chris Pine Chose Star Trek Over An L.A. Confidential Sequel
Before Chris Pine joined the "Star Trek" franchise and became Captain Kirk, he was seriously considering doing a sequel to "L.A. Confidential" instead.
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The Only Sinestro Explainer You Need Before Lanterns
Sinestro is widely considered to be Green Lantern's greatest nemesis, and we have a video explaining just who he is and his nefarious history.
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Avengers: Doomsday Is Already Blowing Away The Box Office
Doom is coming, and no one is happier than the people that monitor the box office take. "Avengers: Doomsday" will break records, along with the multiverse.
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How Guardians Of The Galaxy Changed Dave Bautista Forever
Starring as Drax in "Guardians of the Galaxy" had a tremendous impact on Dave Bautista, serving as a boon for his acting career and life.
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The Only Cyclops Explainer You Need Before Avengers: Doomsday
Played by James Marsden, X-Men leader Cyclops is back in "Avengers: Doomsday." Here's everything you need to know about the mutant with the optic blasting eyes.
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The Surprising Connection Between Starship Troopers And Total Recall
It turns out that Starship Troopers and Total Recall, two titans of '90s science fiction, share more in common than director Paul Verhoeven.
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The RoboCop Scene That Aged Poorly
"RoboCop" might be one of the most beloved 1980s sci-fi flicks, but it's not without controversy. Here's one scene from the movie that didn't age well.
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Lanterns Avoids The Worst Mistake Of The Green Lantern Movie In A Clever Way
Can "Lanterns" avoid being compared to Ryan Reynolds' infamous "Green Lantern" movie? It seems like the show has already found one way.
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The Major Marvel Netflix Character Cut From Spider-Man: Brand New Day
"Spider-Man: Brand New Day" brought the future of Marvel to the table, but there was one Netflix character who got their invite rescinded at the last moment.
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Sting Offered Dune 2's Austin Butler A Very Explicit Costume Accessory
Sting played "Dune" villain Feyd-Rautha back in 1984, but offered to pass down a notable accessory to the most recent holder of the role, Austin Butler.
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Hold Up, Does Avengers: Doomsday Have Two Doctor Dooms?
With new trailers come new theories, and the D23 tease for "Avengers: Doomsday" has us all scrambling for clues -- including whether or not there's two Dooms.
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Star Wars Vs. Star Trek: Which Came First (And Why Does It Matter)?
Longtime sci-fans who love both the "Star Wars" and "Star Trek" franchises may be curious to learn which iconic series shot first.
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12 Best Movies Like The Gorge
"The Gorge" is an unusual mix of sci-fi, horror, and romance, so you might be surprised to learn that there are other films that blend those same genres.
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All 3 Maze Runner Movies, Ranked From Worst To Best
"The Maze Runner" mostly stood out among the crop of dystopian YA franchises with quality performances and a capable director. We rank all three movies.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson Pointed Out Dune's Big Sandworm Problem - And We Can't Unsee It
"Dune: Part Two" has amazingly designed sandworms which are central to Paul Atreides' journey. But what do scientists think about these unreal creatures?
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