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  • The Untold Truth Of Green Lantern

    Green Lantern is a top-tier DC superhero, a cosmic police officer, and one of the founding members of the Justice League. But there's a lot even passionate fans might not know about the men (and sometimes women) who don the power ring. We're here to break it all down for you.

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History Movies (1)

  • How Dances With Wolves Revived The Western Genre

    Westerns were well and truly dead when Dances With Wolves debuted -- and then, suddenly, the genre was resurrected. We're here to examine how Kevin Costner's groundbreaking film revived stories of the frontier for a whole new generation, and led to work like Brokeback Mountain and True Grit.

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  • Bizarre Things That Happened On The Set Of The Omen

    Going through the history of the film, life was clearly imitating art — to the point that people seriously wondered whether the devil himself was trying to stop the film from getting made. Here's a look back at some of the many bizarre things that happened on the set of The Omen.

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Movies (64)

  • Why Zac Efron Is A Perfect Choice For The Firestarter Remake

    Blumhouse's remake of Stephen King's Firestarter has landed the perfect actor for its co-lead. Collider reports that Zac Efron has been cast in the role of Andy McGee, the father of Charlie McGee, a little girl who happens to be able to harness vast destructive power by way of pyrokinesis.

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  • Bloopers That Make Us Love Enola Holmes Even More

    It's clear throughout the film that the entire cast of Enola Holmes was having an absolute blast making the movie. That fact was confirmed by Netflix's recent release of the Enola Holmes blooper reel. Here's a look at some behind-the-scenes silliness that makes us love Enola Holmes even more.

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  • How The Real Life Mr. Miyagi Inspired Hollywood's Action Heroes

    His name is Fumio Demura, and he was originally considered for the role of Mr. Miyagi, though he ultimately turned the opportunity down because he felt his English skills weren't good enough. Instead of high-school kids, he influenced some of the most famous Hollywood action heroes of all time.

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  • The Real Reason Kevin Costner Doesn't Do Sequels

    For Kevin Costner, it's all about quality control. The slap-dash quality of a film like, say, Batman v Superman may well be indicative of why Costner has remained averse to sequels; he continues to believe they're just never as good as the original.

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  • Why Disney's Live-Action Tinkerbell Looks So Familiar

    Tinkerbell is a huge part for the 20-year-old actress, arguably the biggest she's received so far in her young career, but she didn't come up out of nowhere. In only a few short years, Yara Shahidi's developed quite the resume. Here's where you might recognize her from.

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  • Small Details You Missed In Hocus Pocus

    Hocus Pocus is a beloved Halloween classic. Who doesn't love to watch the Sanderson sisters tear Salem apart? But even the most die-hard fans haven't discovered all the movie's secrets. These are the details of Hocus Pocus you've missed, one candle, cat, and cauldron at a time.

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  • The Theme Park That Brings Popeye The Sailor Man To Life

    Robert Altman's 1980 Popeye movie boasts some of the most breathtaking sets ever, with the production constructing a full village in the idyllic Maltese Islands. If you've ever wanted to visit the town of Sweethaven yourself, you can now do so via a Popeye-inspired theme park.

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  • How Enola Holmes' Ending Differs From The Book

    A new Holmes has entered the film world: Enola Holmes, younger sister of the famous Sherlock Holmes played by Millie Bobby Brown. The movie's a hit on Netflix, but according to Bustle, the ending between Enola and her mother Eudoria is different in the book.

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  • The Real Reason They Don't Make Beach Party Movies Anymore

    Beach party movies full of fun-loving teens dominated the 1960s. But as soon as the genre exploded, it was gone. What happened to this brand of sunny, sandy summer blockbuster? We're here to explore the rise and fall of the beach party movie, one surf session at a time.

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  • Why Pat Morita Was The Producer's Last Choice For Mr. Miyagi

    Pat Morita very nearly didn't land his best-known role, at one point rounding out the very bottom of the list of potential candidates for the part. The producer, Jerry Weintraub, had his reasons to dislike Morita for The Karate Kid at first, though we're glad he came around in the end.

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  • The Truth About Eudoria Holmes' Secret Plan In Enola Holmes

    Based on Nancy Springer's YA book series The Enola Holmes Mysteries, this movie takes a feminist approach to the traditionally male-dominated tales of Sherlock Holmes. It isn't until partway through the film that we realize just how closely that theme ties into Eudoria's disappearance.

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  • Enola Holmes 2: Will We Ever Get To See A Sequel

    We've seen a lot of versions of Sherlock Holmes over the decades, but Enola Holmes takes a different approach, focusing instead on Millie Bobby Brown as Sherlock's younger sister. Are we ever going to get an Enola Holmes 2? Let's see if we can deduce the answer to this mystery.

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  • Why Mycroft From Enola Holmes Looks So Familiar

    The Holmes family is full of familiar faces in Netflix's Enola Holmes, with Henry Cavill playing Sherlock and Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown taking on the titular role of Enola. Middle child Mycroft Holmes should look familiar as well: He's played by English actor Sam Claflin.

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  • Why Everyone Loves Working With Keanu Reeves

    Keanu Reeves is one of Hollywood's biggest movie stars, and as it happens, he's also one of the most beloved actors in the business. Whether you're a fellow actor or just a fan, everybody has heard tales of his real-life excellence. Here's why everybody seems to love working with Keanu Reeves.

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  • Small Details You Missed In Enola Holmes

    Enola Holmes is a mystery, so it's full of clues, but not just ones that help Enola save the day. There are many clever allusions and references in the film that can be hard to spot. Here are some of the more amusing and smaller morsels in Enola Holmes.

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  • Why Violet From The Babysitter: Killer Queen Looks So Familiar

    Violet may be a new character to the world of The Babysitter, but Amanda Cerny is hardly new to the world of the internet. The very definition of prolific in the modern media landscape, Cerny has been a constant comedic presence on pretty much every new social media platform since Vine.

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  • Movies That Will Get You In The Mood For Selena

    In 2020, a new series about the legend of Selena is set to debut starring The Walking Dead's Christian Serratos in the lead role. While Selena's story is totally unique, there are plenty of movies you can check out to get into the right frame of mind for the newest version of Selena.

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  • The Iconic Role The Original Nurse Ratched Turned Down

    Ryan Murphy's upcoming Netflix series Ratched has already created substantial buzz, by virtue of adding a new, glitzy and candy-colored horror entry to the producer's extensive resume, but it has also brought its source material, the 1975 film One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, back to the fore.

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  • Movies You Need To Watch Next If You Loved Tenet

    Tenet is not the first film to explore the concept of time loops, so viewers who walk away from the film ready to jump into other time-travel movies will have many options open to them. However, not every sci-fi movie involving this trope has done it coherently.

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  • Movie Sound Design Explained

    Sound designers are responsible for making sure that a movie's soundtrack — which doesn't refer to just the music, but instead everything you hear in the film — tells the story just as clearly as its visuals. Here's how they do it.

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  • Why Wesley Snipes Didn't Return For Major League 2

    1989's Major League is one of the best sports comedies of all time, thanks to its obvious and genuine love for the game of baseball and its players, and a cast that could properly be described as absurdly stacked. While most of the cast returned for the sequel, Wesley Snipes sat it out — here's why.

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  • Why Sonya From The Babysitter: Killer Queen Looks So Familiar

    One of the characters that fans will no doubt be thrilled to see again in Netflix's new horror-comedy sequel is Sonya, the stylish and cool member of the satanic cult led by babysitter Bee. She is played by Hana Mae Lee, whose expert line readings turn Sonya from a sidekick to a scene-stealer.

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  • Will Karl Urban Return As Judge Dredd?

    Karl Urban may be currently starring on Amazon Prime's dark and contemporary take on the superhero genre, The Boys, but he's still getting questions about whether he'll reprise a role he played nearly a decade ago — the comic anti-hero Judge Dredd.

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  • What You Probably Don't Know About Andie MacDowell

    Quibi's new thriller Wireless follows a college student (Tye Sheridan) who turns to his phone for salvation after crashing his car on a deserted mountain road in Colorado. Among the supporting cast is actress and model Andie MacDowell. Let's look back at the career of this '90s superstar.

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  • Why Kat From Tenet Looks So Familiar

    The latest addition to the Christopher Nolan time anthology, Tenet, is creating all sorts of zzuB. Excitement around the film stems from it being shot entirely in IMAX, its fascinating core plot mechanism, and a star-studded cast that is absolutely killing it right now.

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  • Here's How The Time Inversion In Tenet Really Works

    In Tenet, there is a puzzling new concept called 'time inversion.' Our first instinct is to think that it is a unique approach to time travel, but a deeper dive proves that to be far from the truth. Let's break down how the time inversion in Tenet really works.

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  • Read This Before You See Rebecca

    As brought to life by director Ben Wheatley, the latest take on du Maurier's classic novel is a moody and stylish thriller that's full of color, top-tier actors, intrigue, and at least one major twist. It's a fresh take on a timeless tale, and may be the best rendition of Rebecca yet. Here's why.

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  • The Movie Chadwick Boseman Bravely Turned Down

    As Chadwick Boseman's agent recalls, the actor wanted to make sure that he represented the fullness, joy, and pride of the Black experience in America without trafficking in stereotypes or edging into offensive territory. Here's the story about one movie that Chadwick Boseman bravely turned down.

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  • Why Jake From I'm Thinking Of Ending Things Looks So Familiar

    While I'm Thinking of Ending Things is a movie that deals in uncertainty, one thing that's certain is that everyone involved does outstanding work. In particular, Jesse Plemons as Jake delivers a stellar performance. Let's take a look at why Jake from I'm Thinking Of Ending Things looks so familiar.

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  • All Of The Movies Scary Movie 5 Makes Fun Of

    Scary Movie V is heating up the Netflix charts lately. The parody franchise has been around since 2000 when it first set out to send up Scream. Along the way, that original film referenced everything from The Matrix to Amistad. Let's break down Scary Movie V, one winking movie reference at a time.

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  • Whatever Happened To Matthew Broderick?

    It's no secret that the film industry is a constantly evolving beast. For some, the decision to dedicate their time to other ventures comes easy, and backing out of the limelight in favor of passion projects is a welcome change of pace. Just ask Matthew Broderick.

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  • Why Laura From Tenet Looks So Familiar

    Little has been said beyond the basics about the plot of Tenet ahead of time, but the film sports an absolutely stellar cast. That includes Clémence Poésy, the actress who plays Laura in the film. Here's where you've seen her before.

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  • The Explosive Action Movie Sequel Killing It On Netflix

    Exploding onto the streaming service with upwards of eight but fewer than ten positive reviews on Rotten Tomatoes, The Debt Collector 2, also known as The Debt Collectors, cracked Netflix's Top 10 most-watched offerings in early September of 2020. Here's the story behind this surprise hit.

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  • How Actors Fake Puke In Movies

    Society's needs have evolved since The Exorcist, and explosions of pre-chewed food are now the rule, not the exception. Crowds want to watch Idris Elba's mouth transform into a firehose of semi-digested pork and orange juice. Here's how Hollywood makes that happen.

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  • How Movies And TV Shows Get Around Censors

    The MPAA continues to reign supreme, with final, largely arbitrary say over what is and isn't fit for the consumption of general audiences ages 13 and older. And where there's rules, there's almost always some "artiste" figuring out a way around them.

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  • How Many Actors Have Played Sherlock Holmes?

    Plenty of words can be used to describe Sherlock Holmes, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's world-famous detective: brilliant, eccentric, flawed, intense, and — as his partner Dr. John H. Watson describes him in the short story "The Adventure of the Engineer's Thumb" — bohemian.

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  • The Wild Fan Theory That Suggests A Big Problem With Tenet

    Christopher Nolan specializes in movies that twist science, and your brain, and early indications are that Tenet's time-tripping adventure may be the wildest, yet. Still, one fan has pointed out a science conundrum that may scuttle the whole thing if you need your movies to be physics-accurate.

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  • Chadwick Boseman's Most Inspiring Quotes

    The loss of Chadwick Boseman at such a young age is still hard to fathom. To countless children and adults, he will always be remembered as the Black Panther, he was also someone who possessed a truly poetic way with words. Here are some of the best things he had to say.

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