There are several reasons why Punch-Drunk Love is the greatest Paul Thomas Anderson movie of all time.

In landing any job, it's often hard to decipher when it's good to take a risk to stand out versus when it's better to play it safe. For Alison Brie, taking a chance during one audition over a decade ago helped her land her first TV role.

Needless to say, getting such a juicy role on a hit TV series like The Walking Dead has changed Paola Lázaro's career for the better. While she's still starting out, you may have seen her elsewhere — just without the purple hair.

Whether they needed to turn back time or have a limb replaced, here's why these Marvel actors were digitally enhanced for their performances.

The biggest hit to the Atlantis' property's future may have been when a proposed high-concept amusement park experience found itself unceremoniously scrapped in the wake of the animated feature's underperformance.

In 2015, Avengers: Age of Ultron was released, the second time all the heroes would come together to save the world. A number of new characters were introduced, several of whom have continued on as major players in the MCU ... but what happened to Dr. Helen Cho?

Jennifer Lawrence has a handful of projects coming up that are definitely worth adding to your watchlist.

Fans are still hoping for the return of a character who hasn't had a speaking role since season 1: Snowball. That return may very well be in the offing.

Now that Selena: The Series Part 1 has been released, the next logical question is: What's going on with Part 2? While Netflix hasn't officially provided too many details about the next installment of the series, there is quite a bit we can parse out thanks to information that's already out there.

Good news for anyone hoping to be enthralled by a young FBI agent's acumen today, as the first trailer for CBS' upcoming Silence of the Lambs sequel series, Clarice, has finally hit the internet. From the looks of things, Agent Starling won't have put the past too far behind her.

In the annals of small screen infamy, few characters have been quite as simultaneously adored, and reviled, as Sons of Anarchy's Clay Morrow. And the truth is, few characters have ever done so much to earn love and ire from a fan base.

The next chapter in the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Spider-Man saga is officially shaping up to be the most Spider-Manny movie in the history of cinema, and this promising flick just added another old fan-favorite villain from the original trilogy.

With a third season of The Boys confirmed, new fans and comic readers alike are waiting with bated breath to see how the consequences of season 2's ending will ripple into the future. Here's what we might be able to glean from the original comics.

If you're looking for a good, old-fashioned Fincher film, you have to go back to 2014's Gone Girl. Now he's back with another gripping tale with impeccable cinematography in the form of the Netflix original film (that's certain to be an awards contender) Mank.

For those who were into the action-adventure genre in the late 1990s and early 2000s, they'll recall that few franchises were bigger and more influential than Universal's Brendan Fraser-led Mummy films. If you thought watching the entire franchise chronologically was easy, though, think again.

Just as Christmas is much more than tinsel on a tree, so too are the reasons behind the box office success of the biggest Christmas movies.

The four character posters sent out by the studio don't give many hints as to the plot of the sequel to 2017's Wonder Woman, but they certainly give fans something to chew on while they wait for that sweet, sweet streaming debut.

From freaky eyeballs to bizarre giants, here are the weirdest movie monsters in fantasy films.

To celebrate the release of The Godfather, Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone, Looper sat down for an exclusive interview with Talia Shire, who played Connie Corleone Rizzi across the Godfather trilogy. She told us how Marlon Brando's looming presence influenced her performance in the sequels.

Aubrey Plaza's newest movie, Black Bear, isn't one to miss — especially since the shooting conditions led the lead actress to give the film a bleak-but-funny nickname.

For nearly 10 years, Jenna Fischer was part of the award-winning ensemble cast of The Office and won the hearts of fans with her portrayal of the shy receptionist Pam Beesly. But while Fischer's performance as Pam was well-received, there's one particular moment that she just isn't proud of.

Robert Downey Jr. claims that the fast food in the first Iron Man movie was included because the featured restaurant chain saved his life, and if you can't trust a movie star touting the benefits of eating Burger King, what can you trust?

This year has been full of unexpected, mostly unwelcome events, and yet even in the last month 2020 still has surprises for us. Take the unlikely partnership between soapy cabler Lifetime and venerable purveyor of fried chicken KFC.

Hank's mix of sarcastic humor and don't-mess-with-me bravado made him one of Breaking Bad's most quotable characters. He had a million great lines, but his most memorable crack was one of his last.

With so many faces from the Karate Kid franchise's past making comebacks Cobra Kai, it's no surprise fans of the show spend so much time trying to zero in on the next potential returnee who might have a role to play in the continuing story of Johnny Lawrence and Danny LaRusso's warring karate dojos.

From political unrest to family drama, from the dangers of the internet to the fight for equality, the documentaries released in 2020 found meaningful, creatively fulfilling ways to shine a light on the world around us and point us towards a brighter tomorrow.

The news in the new season of NCIS: Los Angeles that Marty Deeks' position was terminated sent off alarm bells both on and off the show. Those worried viewers just got a little beam of hope, however, thanks to Daniela Ruah, who plays Deeks' wife Kensi.