This James Bond Scene Nearly Killed Sean Connery In 1963
It sort of goes without saying that working as a field agent and international superspy comes with a little requisite danger of incurring grievous bodily harm.
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The Untold Truth Of Baron Zemo
His evolution as a revenge-seeking villain, criminal mastermind, and even occasional anti-hero has made him a unique and multilayered villain. No matter what his scheme happens to be, Baron Zemo has always believed in one thing: that he was destined to rule the world.
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The Untold Truth About Ernest P. Worrell
You know the character — now discover the legend. Know what we mean? Here's the untold truth about Ernest P. Worrell!
Read More73% Of People Think This Streaming Service Has The Best Movie Selection
If there's one thing you've been keeping yourself occupied with during the COVID-19 pandemic — particularly if you're reading this site — it's watching movies and TV. Which streaming service has the best selection of movies? Here's what our survey showed.
Read MoreWhy J.D. Vance From Hillbilly Elegy Looks So Familiar
The young lead, Gabriel Basso, might actually be a familiar face for some viewers. While he's had a bit of a break from acting the past few years, the 25-year-old already has quite an extensive history of great roles. Here are Basso's most prominent past projects that you might've seen him in.
Read MoreUpcoming Dwayne Johnson Movies You Won't Want To Miss
The Rock has many exciting films on the horizon — some sequels and franchise extensions, others completely new. Check out what's next for Dwayne Johnson.
Read MoreWhy Lindsay From Hillbilly Elegy Looks So Familiar
While Amy Adams and Glenn Close steal the show in Hillbilly Elegy, there's something to be said for the humble, protective personality present in Lindsay Vance, as played by Haley Bennett. It's far from her only prominent role, as she's been turning in stellar performances for over a decade now.
Read MoreWhy Belsnickel From The Christmas Chronicles 2 Looks So Familiar
His name is Julian Dennison, and he's featured prominently in a couple of beloved big screen projects of late. Here's why Belsnickel from The Christmas Chronicles 2 looks so familiar.
Read MoreWhat Megan Fox Thinks Killed Jennifer's Body
In an interview with Collider for her new action thriller Rogue, Fox commented on why Jennifer's Body didn't do well when released, along with its recent pop-culture rehabilitation and lasting legacy.
Read MoreThings Only Adults Notice In The Croods: A New Age
The Croods: A New Age is loaded with jokes, references, and storylines that younger viewers won't notice, threaded throughout to keep the parents in the audience paying attention and interested. Here are some things in the new Croods sequel that only older viewers will understand and enjoy.
Read MoreThe Reason Grindelwald Was More Terrifying Than Voldemort
For years, fans have cited Lord Voldemort as the single most terrifying evildoer in the series, and for good reason. Given his intimidating look and masterful spell-casting, it's difficult to make a solid case against this claim. However, there's one wizard far more dangerous.
Read MoreThe 2020 Box Office Numbers Show How Much Trouble The Movie Industry Is Really In
It's increasingly likely that 2020 will be a wash for the movie industry, a prediction that seems all the more plausible when comparing 2020 and 2019's box office numbers. 2020 could end up being the worst year at the U.S. box office in over two decades.
Read MoreDecember Is Your Last Chance To Watch These Hidden Gems
This month's departing movies cover everything from century-spanning love stories to raunchy historical comedies. These movies will make you laugh, make you think, and make you scream. Just make sure you act fast. After the ball drops at midnight on New Year's Eve, they'll be nowhere to be found.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Kristen Stewart
You might think you know a lot about Stewart, from her high-profile romance with Twilight co-star Robert Pattinson to her recent work in big-budget movies like Charlie's Angels — but the reality is that there's more than likely plenty you still don't know about this popular star.
Read MoreWhy Leo From The Main Event Looks So Familiar
The Main Event follows a kid named Leo, who discovers a magical luchador mask that makes him able to match any wrestling star. The young man at the center of the film isn't only just getting started building a career. His name is Seth Carr, and you have definitely seen him before.
Read MoreIs This Dark Helmet's True Relationship With Lone Starr In Space Balls?
There's one Star Wars trope that's been overused in seemingly every franchise offering since The Empire Strikes Back, and that's awkward family relations. As most fans remember, Spaceballs mocked this trope quite memorably, but the gag might've been even cleverer than it appeared.
Read MoreStar Wars Mistakes That Slipped Right By You
The cast and crew behind Star Wars ushered in a new era of computer-generated special effects and digital filmmaking, but they were all still inherently human.
Read MoreWhat Fans Think Was Missing From Jurassic Park 3
Not every entry in the franchise proved an instant hit, and they aren't all looked back upon as Jurassic classics. Of all the questionable steps in the franchise, Jurassic Park III is arguably the one that fell furthest afield of watchability. Here's why.
Read MoreThis Is The Most Important Disney Movie Of The Decade
There is clearly one film released in the past ten years that stands above the rest, completely changing the Disney landscape and American culture forever. Whether it's the movie's catchy songs, cute comedy, or surprisingly dark storyline, there's something for everyone to love about this film.
Read MoreThis Was Gene Wilder's One Stipulation To Play Willy Wonka
Gene Wilder almost wasn't Wonka. He had a deal-breaking stipulation that the film's director had to agree to before he could land his star.
Read MoreLady Gaga's Next Film Will Likely Blow Everyone Away
Lady Gaga may be joining Brad Pitt in Sony's upcoming action thriller Bullet Train. Based on Kotaro Isaka's novel Maria Beetle, the film is being written by Zak Olkewicz and directed by David Leitch, the popular stunt coordinator who made his uncredited directorial debut on John Wick.
Read MoreUpcoming Disney Movies In 2021 You Won't Want To Miss
Disney has plenty of movies coming up that are likely to blow you away. From Cruella de Vil's origin story to magical tales set in Italy, Colombia, and the deepest parts of the jungle, we're here to take a look at what's coming next from the Mouse House.
Read MoreBloopers Even Funnier Than The Actual Movie
Bloopers can be funny or just plain stupid, but these bloopers were even funnier than the actual movie.
Read MoreThis Is The Most Important Superhero Movie Of The Decade
The idea of crowning any one film as "best" is open to interpretation, but when it comes to "most important," there's one film that shows what superhero movies are capable of, and where they need to go in the future to stay relevant and fresh.
Read MoreWhy Don Juan Diego From Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey Sounds So Familiar
The cast of Netflix's Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey boasts the likes of Forest Whitaker, Anika Noni Rose, Keegan-Michael Key, and Phylicia Rashad. Then there's the voice of Don Juan Diego. Here's why he sounds so familiar.
Read MoreHoliday Movies That Are Perfect For Quarantine
If you're stuck inside thanks to the COVID-19 crisis this holiday season and you need a distraction, we've got you covered. Here are some holiday movies that are perfect for a quarantined Christmas.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Freaky Is Rated R
Unlike Happy Death Day, which Landon noted didn't feature a lot of imagery around its main character Bree's death, Freaky is very much about the violent actions of its serial killing body jumper, even if it shares a universe with his previous films and has a seemingly innocent and young female lead.
Read MoreThings You Forgot Happened In Little Monsters
Little Monsters tells the story of one boy's friendship with the monster who lives under his bed. If you haven't watched it since childhood, there's a lot about this 1989 classic you probably don't remember. We're here to remind you of Little Monsters' weirdest jokes and creepiest moments.
Read MoreMovies To Watch If You Love The Crown
Season 4 of The Crown takes place in the 1970s and will feature a royal wedding, a burgeoning war, and some major friction over all of the changes afoot for both the Queen and the Commonwealth. But before The Crown's new season arrives, here are some other great movies on Netflix that you'll love.
Read MoreWhy Nyla From Freaky Looks So Familiar
If not for coronavirus delays, Celeste O'Connor's blockbuster debut would have come in the form of Ghostbusters: Afterlife. However, now that the movie has been pushed back to March 5, 2021, Freaky will serve as the star's introduction to fans of popcorn movies.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Sophia Loren Quit Acting In The '80s
By the 1980s, Loren's appearances on the big screen had become increasingly rare. After roles in 16 different movies across the 70s, the actress appeared in just five films between 1980 and 1989. Now, Loren has opened up about why she chose to quit working, saying it was all about "my family."
Read MoreWhy Booker From Freaky Looks So Familiar
Just because he's not a blockbuster regular yet doesn't mean you haven't seen Uriah Shelton before. On the contrary, the baby-faced Booker is just the latest in a long line of teen roles the actor has played so far.
Read MoreThe Freaky Cast Reveal Who They'd Swap Bodies With On Set
Freaky is a horror-themed take on Freaky Friday in which Millie (Kathryn Newton) suddenly finds herself in the body of the murderous Blissfield Butcher (Vince Vaughn). Naturally, the question came up on set — who would the people behind Freaky want to swap with in real life?
Read MoreActors Who've Only Been In Superhero Movies
From brief appearances to villainous performances, here are the actors who've only been in superhero movies.
Read MoreWatch This Before You See Blackpink: Light Up The Sky
If you're already a Blink, Light Up the Sky is going to be a dream come true. If you're new to the group, this documentary is a great opportunity to see what all the fuss is about. Either way, you're in for a treat.
Read MoreThe History Of Superhero Films Explained
Superhero movies have been with us for nearly as long as the comics they're based on. While we might now be in a golden age for the genre, the first screen versions of some of the most beloved characters to emerge from the "funny pages" started unspooling in movie houses nearly 80 years ago.
Read MoreWhy Millie From Freaky Looks So Familiar
Horror movie lovers, including Stephen King, are already buzzing about the hilariously terrifying concept of 'Freaky.' But other viewers are struggling to place Millie's familiar face. In fact, Millie is played by actress Kathryn Newton, and here's where you might recognize her from.
Read MoreThe Suspiria Sequel You'll Never Get To See
2018's Suspiria remake was lauded by critics, even receiving a standing ovation when it debuted at Cannes. Yet director Luca Guadagnino has revealed that he originally titled the film Suspiria: Part One, with a sequel being planned before the first film had even finished production.
Read MoreKate Mara Reveals Her Biggest Regret About Fantastic Four
In a recent interview, Kate Mara opened up about her "horrible experience on Fantastic Four." She also went into detail about what she learned and what lessons she's taking with her for future projects.
Read MoreThings Only Adults Notice In Eight Crazy Nights
From its impressive voice cast to its unusual ending, here are things only adults notice in Eight Crazy Nights.
Read MoreThe Upcoming Johnny Depp Movie You Won't Want To Miss
For those who want to show their support for Depp in these trying times, as of this writing, he has at least one other project coming down the pipeline that's worth checking out. Here's the upcoming Johnny Depp movie you won't want to miss.
Read MoreWhy Dash From Dash & Lily Looks So Familiar
There's a pretty good chance you recognize the faces of the film's two young leads, because they've been turning up in film and television projects on the regular for a few years now. Here's why Dash from Dash & Lily looks so familiar.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of James Bond
Shake up your martini and get ready to learn the untold truth of James Bond.
Read MoreWhat You May Not Know About Knock Knock
Whether you've seen the film before or need some inspiration to check it out for the first time, there's a lot that went into making this film a reality, which is impressive considering most of the action just takes place within one house. Here's everything you may not have known about Knock Knock.
Read MoreThe Bizarre Nebula Prop That Avengers' Karen Gillan Keeps In Her Home
Guardians of the Galaxy and Doctor Who actress Karen Gillan's perfect night in includes playing the piano, writing horror movies in her office, and… having discussions with a puppet version of Nebula? The bizarre prop is a key feature in her office.
Read MoreThe Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Deleted Scene We Wish They Kept In The Movie
Quentin Tarantino's '60s revisionist history Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is perfect for rewatching, especially after you've seen its surprise ending. But there's one deleted scene you probably haven't seen that would have fit perfectly in its theatrical release.
Read MoreThe Little Boy Who Played Gage In Pet Sematary Is Unrecognizable Now
As far as horror movies go, 1989's Pet Sematary is a cult favorite. One of the most memorable (and important) characters in the movie is the young son Gage, portrayed by Miko Hughes when he was only three years old. But he's 34 now, and looks dramatically different.
Read MoreWhy Captain Andrew From Operation Christmas Drop Looks So Familiar
Netflix's newest Christmas rom-com, Operation Christmas Drop, centers around a pair of lead characters whose actors you've definitely seen before. Here's why Captain Andrew from Operation Christmas Drop looks so familiar.
Read MoreThe One Rebecca Scene That Makes Us Love Armie Hammer Even More
Armie Hammer's performance throughout the 2020 remake of Rebecca is pitch-perfect throughout the film, but there's one scene in particular that makes us love him even more. Here's why.
Read MoreWhy Hollywood Won't Cast Hayden Christensen Anymore
Everybody thought Hayden Christensen was going to be Hollywood's next big thing, and then he disappeared. Where did he go, and why?
Read MoreWhy This V For Vendetta Scene Means More Than You Think
Remember, remember the fifth of November... In a time of political turmoil and increasing strife within the populace, there's never been a better time to revisit the political action film V for Vendetta. With every rewatch, there's always something new to discover.
Read MoreThe V For Vendetta Theory About Gordon That Changes Everything
As brave as Gordon Deitrich's martyrdom is, at least one V for Vendetta fan believes Gordon was far more of a hero than we thought, and may have been directly involved in bringing V and Evey together.
Read MoreWhy Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom's Indoraptor Makes No Sense
The Indoraptor is a proprietary cranky dinosaur monster mash, designed to graveyard smash any target designated by its owner. It also didn't make a lick of sense, as a number of fans have pointed out.
Read MoreIs The Impossible A True Story?
The 2012 film The Impossible depicts the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami through the eyes of one of the many tourist families whose Christmas vacations turned into a nightmare beyond comprehension. But how accurate is the movie to the real-life disaster?
Read MoreWhy Adrian Grenier Doesn't Get Many Movie Offers Anymore
The character we loved watching Adrien Grenier play on Entourage was a bigger star than Grenier himself. Here's why he doesn't get many movie offers anymore.
Read MoreThe Truth About Ryan Gosling's Lookalike In Holidate
Netflix's newest Christmas rom-com has been heating up the streaming service's Top Ten list since it was released, and people are sitting on the edge of their seats with just one question on their minds: Is that really Ryan Gosling in Holidate? Here's the truth about the lookalike.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Meryl Streep Doesn't Do Sequels
Despite playing the lead role in the first Mamma Mia!, screen legend Meryl Streep only made a cameo in its sequel. There's a reason for that: she doesn't star in sequels. Mamma Mia!: Here We Go Again producer Judy Craymer shed some light on why.
Read MoreYou'll Never See Clint Eastwood On The Hollywood Walk Of Fame. Here's Why
Clint Eastwood is one of the most famous actors and filmmakers in the world, yet he doesn't have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Read MoreWalking Dead: World Beyond Finally Revealed Elton's Tragic Backstory
Episode 5 of Walking Dead: World Beyond was rich with details, including a complete breakdown of Elton's tragic backstory. Here's the rub.
Read MoreActors Who Had To Audition Multiple Times For A Role
These actors were put through the audition wringer, but emerged victorious—and in many cases, it's become difficult to imagine anyone else being cast.
Read MoreWhy Thomas Richardson From Apostle Looks So Familiar
The atmospheric, twisty horror film Apostle began streaming on Netflix in October 2018, but more and more audiences are now starting to discover its dark charms. The flick largely benefits from the talents of its star, Dan Stevens. If he looks familiar, it's probably because you've seen him before.
Read MoreThings Only Adults Notice In Frankenweenie
Frankenweenie delights viewers of all ages with its story of one boy's quest to resurrect his beloved dog. But there are a whole lot of details in this family-friendly movie that only the adults in the audience will notice.
Read MoreThings Only Adults Notice In The Santa Clause
The Santa Clause is one of the most often-discussed movies in the Christmas canon. That's partly because, when you look at it closely, some of its details seem bizarre, nonsensical, or downright disturbing. Here are some things kids might not notice about this modern holiday classic.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Ed Norton Doesn't Do Sequels
Edward Norton is widely considered one of the most brilliant and versatile actors of his generation, who can bring his unique touch to seemingly any role. However, he avoids reprising his roles ... though there was (almost) one exception, which he actually pitched.
Read MoreThis Is George Lucas' Tribute To Sean Connery
George Lucas, like so many others, has fond memories of Sean Connery, having worked together when the actor played Henry Jones, Sr., in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. Here's what Lucas said.
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The Classic Adam Sandler Movie That Just Hit Netflix
Directed by Peter Segal (Tommy Boy, Anger Management), the 2004 film 50 First Dates reunited The Wedding Singer stars Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore for another romantic romp, this time on the beaches of Oahu, Hawaii.
Read MoreTaika Waititi's Latest Instagram Post Has Fans Speculating About Thor: Love And Thunder
The hilarious filmmaker behind Thor: Ragnarok and Jojo Rabbit recently posted an image of himself hanging out with a New Zealand rugby team, and a certain face in the crowd has fans wondering if a fan-favorite character is returning to the MCU.
Read MoreThe Ending Of Fargo Season 4 Explained
It's been a long and bloody season for FX's anthology series Fargo. Of course, it was only going to end in blood — it was just a matter of whose. It turns out that it was almost everyone's. Here's how it all went down.
Read MoreGreat News Dropped For The Batman
While it's always possible it could get delayed again, we recently received a bit of good news that suggests everything is back on track for The Batman to finish production in the near future.
Read MoreWhat Sebastian Stan Would Look Like As Post-Original Trilogy Luke Skywalker
Sebastian Stan has been throwing his hat in the ring for the opportunity to upcycle a Star Wars role since at least 2017, when he said he would play Luke Skywalker "any time." Now, thanks to digital artist Bosslogic's Instagram page, we have a good idea of what that might look like.
Read MoreReferences You Missed In The Saved By The Bell Reboot
There's a sweet, sly, and meta nostalgia throughout the new Saved by the Bell. And along the way, the new series has plenty of nods — both big and small — to the original show. Here are all the clever shout-outs to the classic series on the Saved by the Bell reboot.
Read MoreHow Rosie Perez Brought Her Flight Attendant Character To Life - Exclusive
Like every aspect of the new HBO Max series The Flight Attendant, the character of Megan (Rosie Perez) keeps you guessing. As she told Looper during our exclusive interview, Perez had definite ideas about how she saw the character from the beginning.
Read MoreMarvel's S.T.A.T.I.O.N. Confirms What Thor Knew About Thanos
Marvel's Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N. is set up as a hands-on look at the inner workings of the MCU, all presented as in-universe artifacts. One detail in particular has caught the attention of eagle-eyed fans in the segment of the exhibit dedicated to Thanos.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Marvel Fans Are Tweeting Out #SaveDaredevil
Back in 2018, after Netflix canceled its critically acclaimed Marvel TV series Daredevil, fans put up a tough fight pushing for the show's return. Now, fans have officially launched another #SaveDaredevil campaign on Twitter to bring attention back to the series.
Read MoreThe Ending Of The Undoing Season 1 Explained
HBO's latest high society murder mystery has finally finished coming undone. What started as a tense exploration of the social hierarchy at an expensive private school in Manhattan quickly turned into a juicy whodunit that shined a spotlight of potential guilt on just about every character.
Read MoreWhy The Mandalorian Director Compared Ahsoka To This Lord Of The Rings Icon
The length and depth of Ahsoka's journey is part of what makes the character so special to Star Wars creative guru Dave Filoni. In a recent interview, Filoni outlined a wide variety of cultural influences on the character of Ahsoka, from classic samurai films to a beloved fantasy epic.
Read MoreThe Daleks Will Have A Different Look In The 2020 Doctor Who Holiday Special
The 13th Doctor's upcoming New Year's special, "Revolution of the Daleks," is now a month away, and a fresh trailer for the special has given fans a look at the 2021 Dalek model.
Read MoreThe Ahsoka Line That The Mandalorian Director Dave Filoni Cut From Chapter 13
Dave Filoni, an executive producer on The Mandalorian who wrote and directed "Chapter 13: The Jedi," recently revealed the line that he cut from the episode.
Read MoreThe Gritty 2020 Action Thriller That's Killing It On Netflix Right Now
Need a break from Netflix's steady stream of holiday-themed releases? Then try The Beast, an Italian action movie that's currently climbing its way to the top of Netflix's top 10 list.
Read MoreHappiest Season Director Breaks Down Film's Most Talked-About Scene
In an interview with IndieWire, Happiest Season co-writer and director Clea DuVall spoke about the moment that has viewers sharing mixed opinions, and explained why she chose to include it in the film.
Read MoreThe Tombstone Reference You Missed In The Mandalorian Chapter 13
Chapter 13 introduced us to Michael Biehn's Lang. If you're familiar with Biehn's filmography (or just a fan of influential Westerns), then you may have also caught a quick reference to another Biehn movie: the ultimate modern Western, Tombstone.
Read MoreAhsoka Tano's White Lightsabers Explained
The Mandalorian finally introduced Ahsoka Tano in the fifth episode of the season, "The Jedi." And while seeing the beloved character make the jump from animated to live action was every bit as cool as fans hoped it would be, some viewers were left wondering what was up Ashoka's white lightsabers.
Read MoreThe Mandalorian's Rosario Dawson Has A Surprising Connection To Star Wars
On Friday, November 27, one of the most highly anticipated episodes of The Mandalorian dropped on Disney+, introducing Ahsoka Tano in live-action format. As it turns out, Ahsoka actress Rosario Dawson had a pretty cool connection to Star Wars before even being cast on the show.
Read MoreInside Ahsoka Tano's Lightsaber Fighting Style In The Mandalorian
There were many reasons fans were excited for Ahsoka Tano (Rosario Dawson), to appear on The Mandalorian. One of them was finally seeing a live-action version of the multi-skilled (former) Jedi easily down some enemies with her impressive fighting skills.
Read MoreCharlie Hunnam Weighs In On Returning As Sons Of Anarchy's Jax
Clearly, it's no fun to dash fans' hopes and dreams. Most actors hem and haw when faced with a question like this, while some actually do express unadulterated enthusiasm for the reunion proposition. Not Charlie Hunnam. His response was the Full Sherman and then some.
Read MoreThe Two Kurt Russell Christmas Movies That Are Dominating Netflix
Kurt Russell may be known for his roles in many action and thriller films of the past, but he's now making a name for himself in family movies, starting with two that are dominating Netflix right now.
Read MoreHow The Big Bang Theory's Theme Song Creation Involved A Shower
According to Barenaked Ladies frontman Ed Robertson, "I was overworked, I had written for a lot of different TV and movie projects that never worked out. Honestly, when I realized who Chuck Lorre was, I thought, 'This probably isn't going to work out then.'"
Read MoreChristmas Chronicles 2 Actor Gushes About Working With Big-Name Stars - Exclusive
When Looper spoke to Jahzir Bruno as part of the press run-up to The Christmas Chronicles 2, we asked what it was like to be a part of movies involving that caliber of names. Unsurprisingly, he had a lot of great things to say about it.
Read MoreMosul Director Reveals How Winter Soldier Inspired Its Action Scenes - Exclusive
When it came to shooting action scenes for his feature directorial debut Mosul, writer-director Matthew Michael Carnahan says he was greatly influenced by an iconic scene shot by Mosul's producers, Anthony Russo and Joe Russo, in their first movie for the Marvel Cinematic Universe six years earlier.
Read MoreGet Your First Look At Ryan Reynolds' Upcoming Netflix Movie
In The Adam Project, Reynolds plays a future time traveler who lands back in his own past and meets a thirteen-year-old version of himself, played by newcomer Walker Scobell. See the first photos from this exciting project.
Read MoreThe History Of Marvel's S.H.I.E.L.D. Explained
S.H.I.E.L.D. is all over the Marvel universe. Sometimes they work with superheroes, sometimes they work against them, and sometimes, the shadowy spy organization simply works in the shadows. From Nick Fury to Civil War, this is S.H.I.E.L.D., declassified.
Read MoreThe Best Sitcom Dads In TV History
There have been a lot of phenomenal fictional fathers to grace the small screen over the last few decades, so to celebrate some of the TV pops that have earned a permanent place in our hearts, here's a fond look back at some of the very best sitcom dads in TV history.
Read MoreHow Netflix Changed The Mother From Locke & Key
The core Locke family looks very similar to the version we first met in Hill's "Welcome to Lovecraft," the first volume of Locke & Key, but their TV counterparts all exhibit traits and behaviors unique to the TV version -- none more so than family matriarch and central widow, Nina Locke.
Read MoreThe Ending Of The Mandalorian Chapter 13 Explained
With just three episodes left in its second season, The Mandalorian presented one of its biggest episodes yet with Chapter 13, entitled "The Jedi." Here's what the latest episode means for the back half of The Mandalorian season 2.
Read MoreEverything We Learned About Baby Yoda In The Mandalorian Chapter 13
The Internet knows The Mandalorian’s most adorable character as “Baby Yoda,” but on the most recent episode of the Star Wars spin-off, we learned some pretty important facts about the galaxy’s cutest creature.
Read MoreWe Finally Know Sean Connery's Cause Of Death
Pursuant to the release of his death certificate, multiple sources are reporting the specifics of his cause of death.
Read MoreThe Nazi Germany Connection To Starship Troopers Everyone Ignores
If you think 1997's Starship Troopers was just a fun action movie about soldiers shooting up alien bugs ... well, to be blunt, you don't understand Starship Troopers. And the film's overt linking between Nazi Germany and U.S. nationalism only grows more disturbingly relevant every year.
Read MoreStar Wars: The Untold Truth Of Beskar
Nothing symbolizes Star Wars more than lightsabers. As the unique weapons of the Jedi, they're iconic. But while it's immensely satisfying watching them slice easily through endless droids, every story needs conflict, and so even the lightsaber must have a counter. Enter: Beskar.
Read MoreThese Are The Incredible Hulk Sequels We Never Got To See
The Incredible Hulk burst onto the pop culture scene in 1962, spearheading his own comic series and beginning his tenure as one of Marvel's most popular characters. While he's found strong success on the page, the Jade Giant's track record on film is hit-or-miss, at best.
Read MoreEverything You Need To Know About Grand Admiral Thrawn From The Mandalorian
The Mandalorian has spent most of its first two seasons focused on new characters, but season 2 has slowly begun to bring in a number of recognizable figures from the past, and die-hards are getting excited. Casual fans, though, might wonder: Who is Grand Admiral Thrawn?
Read MoreWhy Marvel Fans Will Want To Watch Black Panther On Disney+ Tonight
One of the easiest things to do to remember Chadwick Boseman's legacy is to simply appreciate his career, and there's no shortage of ways to do that. It turns out that watching Black Panther on Disney+ tonight — Saturday, November 28 — will be even more special than usual.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Screech Isn't In The New Saved By The Bell 2020 TV Series
Time out. How could Peacock possibly make a Saved by the Bell reboot without Screech? The lovable nerd has appeared in every incarnation of Saved by the Bell until now, but there's likely a simple reason why actor Dustin Diamond wasn't invited to join the latest reboot.
Read MoreThe Office Connection To The Christmas Chronicles 2 You Didn't Notice
Belsnickel is a worthy adversary in The Christmas Chronicles 2, but there's something about his name that feels awfully familiar. In fact, you may not have realized that you've already seen a version of the character on The Office, of all shows.
Read MoreThe Quirk In My Hero Academia That Makes No Sense To Fans
It might be okay if the Quirk belonging to a background character or an extremely minor side character doesn't make much sense, but as MHA fans discussed on Reddit, there's one fairly important character whose Quirk doesn't quite add up: Mirio Togota a.k.a. Lemillion.
Read MoreThe Mandalorian Chapter 13 Made The Biggest Baby Yoda Reveal Yet
Ahsoka Tano quietly communicates with The Child, using The Force to probe his thoughts, and reveal his name. Finally.
Read MoreWhy Lang From The Mandalorian Looks So Familiar
For younger fans, this might be the first time seeing this actor, but for older audiences, Lang actor Michael Biehn is a very familiar face.
Read MoreHow Fans Really Feel About Johnny Depp's Grindelwald Replacement
While it remains to be seen how the move will shape the future of the franchise, Fantastic Beasts fans have already been pretty vocal about the change. Here's how fans really feel about Johnny Depp's Grindelwald replacement.
Read MoreStar Wars: The Cat-Like Tooka Creatures Explained
Turns out that tookas have been in the Star Wars universe for quite a while, appearing multiple times in both of the animated series, Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Star Wars Rebels, but this is the first time they've appeared in a live-action Star Wars property.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Joss Whedon Left HBO's The Nevers
We were set to get a brand new Joss Whedon original series in the form of the forthcoming HBO series The Nevers, but we recently found out Whedon is no longer involved with the project. So what happened with The Nevers? And why did Whedon get the boot?
Read MoreHow The Locke & Key Creators' Favorite Character Could Change The Netflix Show
During their NYCC panel, Locke & Key co-creators Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez teased how this one character featured in the Sandman crossover is not only their favorite but will have a bigger presence in the comic's upcoming issues — expanding the Netflix series' universe in the process.
Read MoreTim Heidecker Reveals How Dr. Brule Would Handle The Pandemic - Exclusive
Check it Out! With Dr. Steve Brule, starring John C. Reilly and produced by Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim, gathered a cult of devoted fans who still wonder what Brule might do in certain situations. As he told Looper during our exclusive interview, Heidecker is one of them.
Read MoreThe Ending Of The Crown Season 4 Explained
Of course, anybody familiar with modern British history already had the events of The Crown's season 4 finale spoiled for them. But The Crown isn't a docuseries — it's a drama. Here's how the end of an era played out in The Crown's season 4 finale.
Read MoreThe One Thing Mary J. Blige Wanted When Joining The Umbrella Academy
Blige was in, just as long as she was allowed to do some very specific scenes. This is the one thing Mary J. Blige wanted when joining The Umbrella Academy.
Read MoreWhat Does Rick Usually Drink In Rick And Morty?
Thanks to a Reddit AMA with Rick and Morty co-creator Dan Harmon, we now know that Rick's flask is filled with something more wonderful, more magical, than science fiction nerds could ever dream of.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Tyrese Gibson Wanted To Be In Christmas Chronicles 2 - Exclusive
In our exclusive interview, Tyrese Gibson told us that Christmas Chronicles 2 embodies the kind of holiday spirit and joy the world needs right now — a sentiment with which any of us who have lived through 2020 can agree.
Read MoreHow The Russo Brothers Used Their Clout To Get Mosul Made - Exclusive
Writer-director Matthew Michael Carnahan pitched a movie based on Luke Mogelson's New Yorker article "The Desperate Battle to Destroy ISIS" to the Russo brothers. Not only did they produce the film, they went the extra mile to ensure authenticity, as Carnahan and star Suhail Dabbach tell Looper.
Read MoreUpcoming Tom Cruise Movies You Won't Want To Miss
Though Tom Cruise has seen his share of ups and downs, he's still one of the biggest movie stars on the planet. And as for his career, well, ups and downs aside, it remains one of the more impressive, and most adventurous, in cinema history. Here's what he's doing next.
Read MoreThe Star Wars Planet That Almost Looked Totally Different In The Rise Of Skywalker
The Rise of Skywalker's use of a desert planet yet again felt too "been there, done that" for many Star Wars fans. Unbeknownst to those fans until a reveal by concept artist Phil Saunders, Pasaana wasn't a desert planet at all in the film's developmental stages.
Read MoreThe Bruce Willis Flop That's Defying Odds And Killing It On Netflix
Here's the first thing that might surprise audiences about Hard Kill: the low-budget action drama is low-key killing it with a stronger-than-expected showing on Netflix.
Read MoreThe Russos Offer An Awesome Update On Extraction 2
Given the record-setting success of Avengers: Infinity War, followed by the even bigger Avengers: Endgame, Joe and Anthony Russo can probably write their own checks for a while. And as it happens, they're already working on an Extraction sequel.
Read MoreThe Highest-Grossing Video Game Movies Of All-Time
Video game movies get a bad rap, but that doesn't mean the genre is devoid of successful entries. Here are the highest-grossing video game movies of all time.
Read MoreHow Alita: Battle Angel Had Dark Souls Fans Doing Double Takes
Speaking on Reddit, fans of FromSoftware's seminal video game series Dark Souls have a sneaking suspicion about an Easter egg afoot (ahand?) in Alita: Battle Angel. Here's the theory.
Read MoreAvengers: Endgame Character Endings Ranked From Worst To Best
From cosmic villains to genius, billionaire, playboy philanthropists, here are the Avengers: Endgame character endings ranked from worst to best.
Read MoreWhy The Matrix Is The Best Sci-Fi Movie Ever
The Matrix changed the world forever with its brilliant script, iconic aesthetic, and unique approach to action. We think it's so good, in fact, that it should be considered the best sci-fi movie ever made. Allow us to convince you.
Read MoreThe Weird Reason The Big Bang Theory Cast Couldn't Take Props
Thanks to Sheldon, Leonard, and the rest of the gang's many, many interests, The Big Bang Theory set was a treasure trove of geeky goodness, but for the cast, taking home a piece of the show once it ended was harder than you might expect.
Read MoreThe Disturbing Russell Crowe Thriller That's Killing It On Amazon Video
Good news: Now, thanks to the magic of video on demand, you can watch a critically acclaimed Australian actor experience homicidal road rage without ever leaving the comfort of your couch.
Read MoreFirst Look At Live-Action Clifford The Big Red Dog Is Causing A Stir
Clifford the Big Red Dog is finally making the jump to a live-action movie adaptation, set to be released in 2021. Thanks to a recent post from the official Clifford Twitter account, we finally know how the canine will look like in his feature-length debut.
Read MoreDoctor Strange Director Makes Intriguing Remark About Spider-Man In The MCU
As often happens on the internet, it started with a joke and ended with something that makes you question the fundamental nature of reality.
Read MoreThe Greatest Friendships In Disney Animated Movies
From warthogs and meerkats to video game characters, here are the greatest friendships in Disney animated movies.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Artemis Fowl Isn't A Villain In The Movie
At the end of Artemis Fowl, the title character declares himself a criminal mastermind ... but aren't criminal masterminds the bad guys in movies, with the exception of films like Robin Hood and Ocean's Eleven? Here's why Kenneth Branagh made the title character in his film less villainous.
Read MoreWhy One Day At A Time Was Just Canceled Yet Again
One Day at a Time has had quite a tough time the past couple years. First, Netflix canceled the series. And now, Pop TV, which saved the show and gave it a new home, has also axed One Day at a Time. Here's the likely explanation for the decision.
Read MoreThe Ending Of The New Mutants Explained
While not every question raised by The New Mutants has a clear answer, the movie at least attempts to address the biggest ones. Here, we're digging into what exactly happens at the end of The New Mutants.
Read MoreThe Underrated Appalachian Drama That's Killing It On Netflix
In the past few years, Netflix has managed to get some of the most prestigious directors working today to create films for the streaming platform. Most recently, the streamer got Ron Howard on board to direct its latest prestige drama, Hillbilly Elegy, currently dominating the Top Ten list.
Read MoreThe Harry Potter Characters Both Sides Hated In The Wizarding War
The world of Harry Potter is filled with villains, but the Malfoy really stand out from the pack. Here's why Lucius, Narcissa, and Draco Malfoy were the characters that both sides hated during Harry Potter’s wizarding war.
Read MoreEvil Morty And Summer Storylines Rick And Morty's Spencer Grammer Wants To See - Exclusive
For this year's Adult Swim Fest, Looper interviewed Spencer Grammer, the voice of Summer on Rick and Morty. As Rick and Morty inches toward its fifth season on Adult Swim, it's only natural that the discussion turned to focus on what Grammer envisions for Summer's future.
Read MoreWhy A Missing Harry Potter Character Ruined Cho Chang In The Movies
There were a lot of characters who didn't make it into the Harry Potter films, but one could have prevented a full character assassination. Here’s how this missing Harry Potter character completely ruined Cho Chang in the movies.
Read MorePedro Pascal Has Gina Carano's Back Amid Controversy
For the last several months, there has been a growing movement online to remove Gina Carano from The Mandalorian, the Star Wars series on which she plays Cara Dune. These campaigns have only intensified in recent days, though the other cast and crew of the the series have remained quiet.
Read MoreThe Creepy Connection Between The Haunting Of Bly Manor And Evil
Entertainment has become so saturated with tales of Lucifer that at least two shows featuring the cast-out angel have drawn on the same bible story. A Redditor noticed that the tale of "Legion" is featured in CBS' supernatural crime series Evil and Netflix horror drama The Haunting of Bly Manor.
Read MoreThe Assassin Anime Fans Of The Seven Deadly Sins Need To Binge On Netflix
For those interested in branching out, the assassin anime Akame ga Kill! might be the ticket.
Read MoreIs Independence Day: Resurgence Roland Emmerich's Worst Movie?
2016 wasn't a great movie season. That was, in no small part, thanks to one of the season's biggest busts — Roland Emmerich's anxiously-anticipated sequel to his own 1996 smash hit, Independence Day.
Read MoreThe Surprising Way Cara Delevingne Landed Her Life In A Year Role
The film's director stated that the role of Daryn was "made for Jaden," but finding the right Isabelle was a bit more difficult. When Delevingne's name was brought up for the role, there was one surprising thing that convinced Okorn that she was the perfect person to play Isabelle.
Read MoreWhat Amber Heard Would Look Like As The Fantastic Four's Sue Storm
The Fantastic Four are back in the Marvel fold, leaving fans wondering what the next onscreen iteration of the cosmically irradiated quarter might look like. Thanks to one enterprising fan artist, we can all now imagine Amber Heard as Sue Storm.
Read MoreHow Starlight's Energy Powers In The Boys Differ From Captain Marvel
Looper reached out to Dr. Jed Macosko, Ph.D., a Professor of Physics at Wake Forest University to help us understand exactly where the differences lie between Starlight and Captain Marvel's energy blasting powers.
Read MoreThe Toughest Character On Rick And Morty, According To Fans
Of course, Rick Sanchez is the obvious answer to this inquiry, though several moments of profound vulnerability throughout the first four seasons may undercut his claim. Perhaps in light of his obvious fragility, Reddit went in an entirely different direction with a pretty unexpected choice.
Read MoreWhy Netflix Just Removed All Of Chappelle's Show From The Platform
The entirety of Chappelle's Show arrived on Netflix earlier this month. Then, all of a sudden, it was gone. As it turns out, there's a very good reason why you can't watch Chappelle's Show on Netflix anymore, and the answer comes straight from Chappelle himself.
Read MoreGet Your First Look At Tom Holland In The Russo Brothers' Cherry
Spider-Man star Tom Holland is once again working with the directors of Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame, Joe and Anthony Russo. This time, he's starring in their upcoming film Cherry, an adaptation of the semi-autobiographical book of the same name by Nico Walker. Here's our first look.
Read MoreThe Best Sitcom Moms In TV History
Over the last few decades, sitcom moms have changed quite a bit, but good TV moms can be found in sitcoms across the generations. Here are some of the best sitcom moms in TV history.
Read MoreThe '80s Christmas Classic Burning Up Amazon Video's Top 10
The real turducken — the action stuffed inside the comedy inside the Christmas — of the Christmas action-comedy sub-genre is National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation. And it's still a favorite today, as it's currently burning up Amazon Video's Top 10.
Read MoreThe Futurama Creature That Confuses Fans
In a universe as dense with historical, scientific, and pop culture references as Futurama, some elements are going to be a little more puzzling than others. And what's the deal with the buggalo, anyway?
Read MoreGruesome Deadpool Poster Has Fans Excited For His MCU Arrival
True believers, rest assured: Deadpool 3 is coming, it will be R-rated, and, yes, it's time to celebrate that with a graphically violent movie poster. Shall we?
Read MoreHow Clark Duke Really Feels About Voice Acting - Exclusive
In The Croods and the upcoming Croods: A New Age, Clark Duke is the actor whose voice brings Thunk Crood to life. But Thunk is just one of many animated characters the actor has given a voice to. In an exclusive interview with Looper, Duke shares his true feelings about voice acting.
Read MoreThe Real Reason The Expanse Is Ending With Season 6
The Expanse is one of the more impressive sci-fi shows to emerge in recent years. The high-concept jaunt through a near-future interplanetary diaspora has won legions of exuberant fans. Unfortunately, the show's production has been as troubled as the average mission for the crew of the Rocinante.
Read MoreThe Beloved Sci-Fi Trilogy You Need To Watch Before It Leaves Netflix
Hello, McFly! This your PSA that time is running out to revisit a certain classic cinematic trilogy on Netflix!
Read MoreWhat Hulk Hogan Thinks About Chris Hemsworth Playing Him
People can be particular about such things, and larger-than-life celebrities like Hulk Hogan likely have a few opinions about their ideal casting. Fortunately, the Hulk-man himself finally weighed in about Marvel's Thor donning his iconic handlebar mustache.
Read MoreHere's What Will Smith Could Have Looked Like As Superman
Back in the mid-2000s, Will Smith turned down the biggest superhero role of all: Superman. No one knows what might have been if Smith had taken the role, but digital artist ApexForm has graced the world with the next best thing: fan art of what the actor would have looked like as the Man of Steel.
Read MoreThings Only Adults Notice In Gremlins
The movie is less age-appropriate than adults might remember, with certain situations that can easily go over the heads of younger viewers. From bad inventions to the wonders of mogwai, here are things only adults notice in Gremlins.
Read MoreThe Critically-Acclaimed Marvel Movie Leaving Netflix Next Month
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse changed the game when it was released in 2018. Considered by many to be one of the best, most important superhero movies of the 2010s.
Read MoreBest Movies And TV Shows To Watch On Netflix In December 2020
As 2020 comes to a close, Netflix is finishing out the year with a brand-new assortment of television shows, original films, beloved classics, documentaries, and more to keep you entertained and occupied. Here are all the best movies and TV shows coming to Netflix in December 2020.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Gremlins 3 Is Taking Forever To Come Out
Die-hard fans have clamored for a third Gremlins film for years. With the Gremlins: Secrets of the Mogwai series due for a 2021 debut on HBO Max, now is as good a time as ever to pull the trigger on Gremlins 3, right? Wrong. Here's why it's taking forever for Gremlins 3 to come out.
Read MoreThe Line In Hamilton You Never Realized Was Inspired By Leslie Knope
One of Broadway’s biggest musicals has a Parks and Recreation Easter egg hiding within its lyrics. Here’s the line in Hamilton that’s actually a direct reference to the main character of Parks and Recreation.
Read MoreThe Coming-Of-Age Comedy You Need To Watch On Hulu
Hulu is home to plenty of great movies you might not know about, including one of the best coming of age comedies in recent memory. Here’s why you should definitely check out Booksmart.
Read MoreWhat A Treat Yo' Self Day Would Look Like For Parks And Recreation's Jerry
Actor Jim O'Heir shared what Jerry's dream Treat Yo' Self day might look like for his lovable character, and it's pretty much exactly what Parks and Recreation fans would expect.
Read MoreJason Momoa's Heartwarming Surprise For An Aquaman Superfan
In a series of videos posted to the actor's Instagram, Aquaman actor Jason Momoa can be seen reaching out to the 7-year-old Danny Sheehan, a passionate superhero lover diagnosed with Pineoblastoma, a rare form of brain cancer, in January 2017.
Read MoreThe Character Kevin Feige Thinks Is The Strongest In The MCU
The power balancing in the MCU is largely up to individual interpretation. Therefore, with that in mind, fans are left with only one way to get a clear answer: Ask the folks responsible for bringing these characters to the cinema. And Kevin Feige's answer might surprise you.
Read MoreChris Hemsworth Shows Off How Jacked He Is For The New Thor Film
If you're going to play a superhero, you've got to put on the muscle. And for Thor: Love and Thunder, Chris Hemsworth is getting more ripped than ever before.
Read MoreWho Cobra Kai Fans Think Would Win Between Young Daniel LaRusso And Robby Keene
A young Daniel LaRusso, and Robby Keene: Some fans have wondered how their skills compare. For instance, how would a young Daniel fare against Robby in a match?
Read MoreTitans Fans Are Freaking Out Over This New Look At Starfire
Starfire (Anna Diop) is the Titans character most different from her Cartoon Network incarnation. Her new costume in season 3, though, is getting fans of the comics and cartoons excited.
Read MoreThe Ending Of The Expanse Season 4 Explained
The hotly anticipated fifth season of The Expanse is coming on December 16. But before we see the conclusion to season 4's big cliffhanger, let's backtrack and take a look at the events that lead us there.
Read MoreDerek Mears On Why Swamp Thing Comforts Him - Exclusive
At its core, even with all the horror, Swamp Thing is a show about a group of beings — human and swamp creature alike — who are searching for meaning and truth in a frightening world. The man inside that big green suit, Derek Mears, told us during our interview what that means to him.
Read MoreJohn Barrowman Is Coming Back For The Doctor Who Christmas Special
Not even a pandemic can keep a Doctor Who holiday special away. While it may be a while until we see any season 13 episodes proper, fans still have a great excuse to take out their sonic screwdrivers at some point in 2020: "Revolution of the Daleks" airs this holiday season.
Read MoreThis Hermione Look-Alike Has The Internet Seriously Stunned
With more than 15 thousand wide-eyed fans following her on Instagram, 17-year-old "avid bookworm and student" Ella Norton is turning heads thanks to her uncanny resemblance to Emma Watson — and it is remarkable.
Read MoreHow You Can Play Through Mike's D&D Adventure From Stranger Things
With the holiday season underway, people are racking their brains, trying to come up with the perfect present. Now, the folks behind Netflix's Stranger Things put it to you: Why not give the gift that keeps on giving? Here's how to get your hands on a Stranger Things-themed Dungeons & Dragons set.
Read MoreJoaquin Phoenix's Next Movie Just Might Be An Ari Aster Horror
While the status of Joker 2 is still up in the air, there's one project that's very much coming to fruition, and it involves Phoenix teaming up with one of the most exciting horror directors working today: Ari Aster of Hereditary and Midsommar fame.
Read MoreThe Fake Parks And Recreation Product That Briefly Became A Reality
In Parks and Recreation, when Ben Wyatt becomes temporarily unemployed, he loses all sense of direction and turns to his nerdy habits to keep him afloat. The result is one of Parks and Rec's most enduring legacies — so enduring, in fact, it translated to real life at one point.
Read MoreWhy Back To The Future Is The Best Sci-Fi Movie Of All Time
Back to the Future blew audiences away with its humor, heart, and time-traveling antics. We're not just fans of Marty McFly's legendary film -- we think it's the best sci-fi movie ever made. Hop in the DeLorean, grab your skateboard, and allow us to convince you.
Read MoreHow The Mandalorian And Chaos Walking Are Alike
In a recent interview with IGN, Daisy Ridley revealed that her upcoming film Chaos Walking reminded her of another popular project within the Star Wars universe: The Mandalorian.
Read MoreWhy Spencer Grammer Thinks The Pandemic Is Like This Rick And Morty Episode - Exclusive
To celebrate the Adult Swim Festival, Looper spoke with Spencer Grammer, the voice of Summer on Rick and Morty. During our interview, "Rick Potion No. 9" came up as one of Grammer's favorite episodes of the show — and one that resonates a little differently these days.
Read MoreThe Sarah Paulson Thriller That Everyone's Glued To On Hulu
American Horror Story favorite Sarah Paulson has a new thriller on Hulu that everyone's watching. For people who are intrigued by the real story of Gypsy Rose and Dee Dee Blanchard — brought to the screen in another Hulu project, The Act — Run is definitely a must-see.
Read MoreAmy Adams Finally Responds To The Justice League Snyder Cut Movement
While doing press for her upcoming Netflix film Hillbilly Elegy, Amy Adams was asked by CinemaBlend about the Snyder Cut of Justice League and what she thinks of it. Unsurprisingly, her comments echo a lot of fans' feelings.
Read MoreJordan Peele's Twilight Zone: What The Critics Are Saying
You're traveling through another dimension... a dimension in which modern reboots of beloved, iconic TV series actually live up to the legacy of the original. Reviews are coming in for the first four episodes of Jordan Peele's The Twilight Zone, and critics — for the most part — are impressed.
Read MoreMiranda Richardson Joins Game Of Thrones Prequel
HBO's prelude to Game of Thrones has scored another talented veteran. Academy Award-nominated actress Miranda Richardson has joined the cast of the as-yet untitled prequel series, which will take place millennia before the events of the iconic original.
Read MoreSmall Details You Missed About The New Batmobile
Hold onto your butts, Bat-fans. Director Matt Reeves has shared images of the new Batmobile from the upcoming The Batman, and we think it's safe to say that they do not disappoint. In keeping with past iterations of the iconic vehicle, the new version looks very lean, very mean, and very fast.
Read MoreCan J.J. Abrams Save Justice League Dark?
J.J. Abrams is being asked to ride to the rescue once again — this time, by Warner Bros. and DC. Abrams, whose production house Bad Robot signed a deal with Warner Bros. last year, has been tasked with revitalizing Justice League Dark, which has stubbornly refused to be adapted to the screen.
Read MoreDoes It: Chapter Two Have A Post-Credits Scene?
Post-credits sequences are all the rage in movies (thanks, Marvel), and for any property that's a multi-film series, they're all but expected. 2017's It: Chapter One was one of the best horror flicks of recent years, and It: Chapter Two concludes the story — but does it have a post-credits scene?
Read MoreIt: Chapter Two Features What Could Be The Bloodiest Scene In Movie History
When It: Chapter Two hits theaters, there will be blood... just, crazy amounts of blood. Director Andy Muschietti and star Jessica Chastain revealed at San Diego Comic-Con that one scene in the flick required more fake blood than has ever been used in a scene before — 4,500 gallons of the stuff.
Read MoreThe Batman Set Photos Offer First Look At Gotham City
The Batman is in front of the cameras, and one intrepid Twitter user has given us our first look at director Matt Reeves' solo vehicle for the Dark Knight. User @100Jordanlee shared a series of set photos showing off the look of Gotham's cops, cop cars, and some utility vehicles.
Read MoreThe Star-Studded Christmas Special That's Dominating Netflix
Who doesn't love a Dolly holiday? Dolly Parton's Christmas on the Square premiered on Netflix on November 22, and in just one day has already climbed into the streaming platform's top ten most popular movies in the U.S.
Read MoreAdventure Time: Distant Lands Hints At The Death Of A Fan-Favorite Character
Unfortunately, not every beloved character makes a return in "Obsidian," the newest episode of Adventure Time: Distant Lands, and there's even some evidence to suggest one of the most important heroes from the main series has passed away since the finale.
Read MoreThe Scarlet Witch Questions WandaVision Seeks To Answer
She's been the most mysterious member of the Avengers to hit the big screen so far, but Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige hinted in a recent interview that WandaVision might finally crack the Scarlet Witch open and give us a look at what's under the hood, superpower-wise.
Read MoreThe Matt Reeves Batman Rumor That Has Fans Worried About Alfred
Like the upcoming film's titular character himself, director Matt Reeves' The Batman is shrouded in a dark veil of mystery. That considered, a new (and unconfirmed) rumor has fans seriously stressing out about what the movie might have in store.
Read MoreDaisy Ridley Reveals Whether She'd Ever Return To Star Wars
Everyone looking to tackle a Star Wars project –– and the list is long these days –– has to ask whether audiences will respond better to nostalgia or novelty. Daisy Ridley knows which side she's ready to come down on, at least in terms of the elements of the franchise that are closest to her.
Read MoreThe Heartbreaking Animated Film Everyone's Watching On Netflix
Animation has the power to tell heartbreaking stories that are just as powerful as anything you could see in live-action. There's no better example of this than If Anything Happens I Love You, currently available to stream on Netflix.
Read MoreWhat It's Really Like Working With The Russo Brothers - Exclusive
In exclusive interviews with Looper, Mosul writer-director Matthew Michael Carnahan and star Suhail Dabbach dish about what it's really like working with Joe and Anthony Russo, who produce the upcoming Netflix war drama.
Read MoreAlison Brie Offers GLOW Fans A Tiny Bit Of Hope For The Future
Netflix's GLOW — which first premiered in 2017 — found a huge audience, making it one of the streamer's biggest original series. Recently, Brie spoke about the cancellation, and the possible hopes of there being a final GLOW movie.
Read MoreFear The Walking Dead Just Brought Back One Of Its Long-Missing Characters
The very last scene of the latest episode of Fear the Walking Dead season 6 brought back one of the series' long-missing characters to show that Virginia (Colby Minifie) still has an ace up her sleeve.
Read MoreThis Is The Best Marvel Netflix Series, According To Fans
When it comes to high quality superhero television, few programs have reached the heights of Netflix's Marvel slate. Out of Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, the Punisher, and Iron Fist, which series did fans like the best?
Read MoreWhy Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 4 Didn't Hit The Big Screen
Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 4 is, perhaps, the most famous Marvel sequel that never happened. However, Raimi was fully onboard to close out his Spider-Man series with an epic climax, featuring John Malkovich as the Vulture. What happened?
Read MoreThe New Stranger Things Character That Could Rival Mike's Geekiness
Mike Wheeler may be the Dungeon Master of the group's ongoing tabletop game, and the series writ large, but one new character set to join the cast for Stranger Things 4 just might give him a run for his 20-sided dice.
Read MoreFans Are Freaking Out Over Shuri's Reported Role In Black Panther 2
While Marvel has yet to announce who will be taking on the role of Black Panther in the new film, fans have latched on to reports that Shuri will have an expanded role in the sequel.
Read MoreThe Surprising Way Captain Marvel Changed Brie Larson's Life
In a recent interview about style and fashion, Larson did have one answer regarding the huge impact that her Marvel Cinematic Universe role has had on her career, her life, and her outlook.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Rashida Jones Left The Office
Viewers adored Karen, and the new dynamic she brought to the show, leaving many upset when Rashida Jones left The Office. Even though Jones was a terrific addition to the cast, the exit of Karen felt inevitable, but Jones didn't leave The Office simply because Jim and Pam finally got together.
Read MoreThe Karate Kid Callback Moment Cobra Kai Fans Are Waiting To See
Cobra Kai seamlessly injects callbacks and references to the original film, ranging from insignificant set details to obscure plot-driving story beats. There's one in particular, though, that fans are still waiting to see.
Read MoreMy Hero Academia Season 5 Release Date, Characters And Plot - What We Know So Far
The My Hero Academia anime, adapted from Kohei Horikoshi's manga of the same name, has been exploring what it means to be a hero for four seasons straight, and fans will be ecstatic to know that a fifth is on the way. Here's what we know so far about My Hero Academia season 5.
Read MoreThe Meanest Prank Pulled On Jerry In Parks And Recreation
In terms of pure meanness, there is one of the many, many mean-spirited office pranks that really stands out above the rest.
Read MoreWhy Lord Of The Rings Fans Should Recognize Aunt Zelda From The Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina
Before portraying Sabrina's no-nonsense Aunt Zelda on the Netflix series, Australian actress Mirando Otto played a pivotal role in one of the most popular film franchises of the last 20 years: The Lord of the Rings trilogy.
Read MoreThe Deleted Karate Kid Scene The Characters Reference In Cobra Kai
Daniel (Ralph Macchio) and Johnny (William Zabka) refer back to this legendary deleted scene on Cobra Kai, and only super-fans know what they're talking about.
Read MoreNew Predator Movie On The Way From 10 Cloverfield Lane Director Dan Trachtenberg
As reported by Deadline, 20th Century Studios is preparing to give one of its most iconic titles another go on the big screen.
Read MoreSurprising News Just Dropped For Black Panther 2
Black Panther 2's once planned production start date of March 2021 has been pushed to July 2021, with a reported filming schedule that could last upwards of six months. The anticipated sequel has also reportedly found one of its villains in Narcos: Mexico star Tenoch Huerta.
Read MoreJiu Jitsu's Alain Moussi Discusses The Alien's Origins - Exclusive
To find out what went into bringing life to the alien at the center of this martial arts movie, we sat down with Jiu Jitsu's lead, stunt performer-turned-actor Alain Moussi, and got into how Brax's fighting style was devised.
Read MoreWhy Captain Carson Teva From The Mandalorian Looks So Familiar
For two episodes (so far) of The Mandalorian season 2, audiences have spent time with Captain Carson Teva, as played by Paul Sun-Hyung Lee. Lee had a long journey before landing one of his biggest roles to date on The Mandalorian, and you might have seen him at least once before.
Read MoreWhy Michael J. Fox Is Retiring From Acting Again
Michael J. Fox's career slowed down after the iconic actor announced his Parkinson's diagnosis in the '90s, but he's kept busy with voice work and TV guest spots. While it's been great to see Fox remain active, it looks like he's ready to call it quits on acting for good this time.
Read MoreWhy Black Lightning Is Ending With Season 4
After its upcoming fourth season, The CW's Black Lightning will come to an end in 2021. But while the series will be wrapping up soon, this may not be the last you see of the characters.
Read MoreStar Wars: Everything You Need To Know About The Aqualish
The Aqualish species make their latest appearance in chapter 12 of The Mandalorian, "The Siege," looting the Armorer's lair on Nevarro. This isn't exactly out of character for the Aqualish, who have something of a reputation for rudeness, crudeness and unlawful antics.
Read MoreWhy Tim Heidecker, John C. Reilly, And Fred Armisen Avoided Being Like The Three Stooges For Moonbase 8 - Exclusive
Showtime's new series Moonbase 8 might have an absurd premise and a cast that excels at wacky comedy, but as star Tim Heidecker explained to Looper in our exclusive interview, the cast and crew worked hard to find the humanity at its heart.
Read MoreDisney+ Just Added Several New Movies And TV Shows today_0.50
Any Friday is a great Friday to have Disney+. As always, the streaming service has deigned to bless its subscribers with a weekend's worth of brand new entries to its ever-expanding catalogue — seven, this time around, and it's a doozy of a collection.
Read MoreWhat It's Really Like To Film An Action Film With Nicolas Cage - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview, Alain Moussi, the martial-artist-turned-stunt performer-turned-actor, opened up about what it's like working with Nicolas Cage.
Read MoreThe Hilarious Visual Mistake You Missed In The Mandalorian Chapter 12
From stormtroopers with bumped noggins to accidental cameraman reflections in C-3PO's plating, there have always been gaffes in the world of Jar-Jar and Jedi. As eagle-eyed Star Wars fans have discovered, the latest episode of The Mandalorian keeps that tradition alive.
Read MoreIt Sounds Like Deadpool 3 Is Finally In The Works
It sounds like the merc with a mouth is inching closer to making what's presumed to be his Marvel Cinematic Universe debut. That's right, comic book fans — work has officially begun on the long-awaited Deadpool 3, with an exciting pair of writers attached.
Read MoreBreaking Down All The New Stranger Things Season 4 Characters
The Stranger Things Facebook page recently confirmed some fresh faces we can expect to see in season 4 — including a horror movie legend — along with some publicity images that are appropriately upside down.
Read MoreAwesome News Just Dropped For HBO's The Last Of Us Series
Recently, there have been rumblings that the game was going to be adapted as a series for HBO. Now, the network has officially announced that The Last of Us series is on its way.
Read MoreThe Two Dylan O'Brien Sci-Fi Movies Dominating Amazon Video Right Now
Dylan O'Brien is dominating Amazon Prime Video right now, with two science-fiction films he stars in getting a lot of attention and views.
Read MoreWhy Fans Are Going To Love The Animaniacs Reboot - Exclusive
If you were a fan of the 1990s animated series Animaniacs, you're in for a treat: The Warner siblings are back in reboot available on Hulu. Looper exclusively spoke with executive producers Wellesley Wild and Gabe Swarr, who shared their thoughts on why fans will love the Animaniacs reboot.
Read MoreWhat Do Those Experiments In The Mandalorian Chapter 12 Really Mean?
Following the release of The Mandalorian chapter 12, fans have been speculating about the meaning behind the experiments Dr. Pershing and his Imperial associates are carrying out. Let's dive in and discuss the possible explanations.
Read MoreCroods 2 Director On Why The Movie Is So Special - Exclusive
Joel Crawford is a longtime fixture at DreamWorks, and his latest film, The Croods: A New Age, is fast approaching its November 25 release. In an exclusive interview with Looper, Crawford opened up about what makes Croods 2 so special.
Read MoreStar Wars: Everything You Need To Know About Dark Troopers
Color has always played a key role in the battles of Star Wars, from lightsabers to laser bolts. A natural question, then: "What if stormtroopers, but in black?" Here's what you need to know about Dark Troopers, and the role they might play on The Mandalorian.
Read MoreMarvel TV Characters We Want In The MCU
Marvel's early TV projects, like Cloak & Dagger, Runaways, and Daredevil, are over and done with -- but that doesn't mean we're ready to say goodbye to their best characters. These are the heroes and villains of Marvel's TV shows we want to see in the MCU.
Read MoreThe Two Vanessa Hudgens Rom-Coms Dominating Netflix's Top 10
If you go look at Netflix's Top 10 right now, it may seem like you're seeing double. Rest assured, your vision is fine — it's just that audiences are getting into the Christmas spirit a little early this year, with Vanessa Hudgens.
Read MoreWhere You've Seen Dr. Pershing From The Mandalorian Before
While Dr. Pershing's appearance may not be great for Mando and the Child, fans are excited to see the familiar face again. Outside of The Mandalorian, audiences may also recognize actor Omid Abtahi from some of his previous work.
Read MoreHere's What The Protocol Droid Was Teaching In The Mandalorian Chapter 12
If you were more focused on the action of the episode, you may have missed the lesson the teacher droid was giving Baby Yoda. But it's worth some unpacking, as there were a few fun references to events of Star Wars past.
Read MoreWhy Mythrol From The Mandalorian Looks So Familiar
The second season of Disney+'s live-action Star Wars streamer The Mandalorian continues to unfurl before our very eyes, and times continue to be perilous for Mando (Pedro Pascal) and the Child. As the story unfolded, it also has found Mando bumping into the familiar face of his episode 1 bounty.
Read MoreThe Missing Thor Character We Could See In Disney+'s Loki
Whatever happened to Sif, the Asgardian warrior played by Jaimie Alexander? It's a question that has been on the minds of Marvel Cinematic Universe followers for years now. And now, the path may be paved for her highly anticipated return.
Read MoreThe Secret Star Wars Community The Mandalorian's Katee Sackhoff Joined
While many were excited to see Katee Sackhoff surrounded by real-world Star Wars characters in The Mandalorian, others weren't too surprised. This, they knew for a fact, wasn't the first time Sackhoff had been within spitting distance of Stormtroopers.
Read MoreThe Ending Of The Mandalorian Chapter 12 Explained
The Mandalorian's sophomore season is already halfway over, but the adventure is just beginning. After reuniting with old allies and completing a dangerous mission on Nevarro, complications definitely lie ahead for Mando. Here's the ending of The Mandalorian chapter 12, "The Siege," explained.
Read MoreThe Mandalorian Just Resurrected Star Wars' Most Controversial Plot Point
The latest episode of The Mandalorian season 2, "Chapter 12: The Siege," is characteristically Easter egg-heavy. However, some viewers might think that one callback isn't as welcome as the others. In fact, it looks like The Mandalorian just resurrected Star Wars' most controversial plot point.
Read MoreLoretta Devine On Playing A Villain In Spell And Saying Goodbye To Supernatural - Exclusive Interview
Looper spoke to Devine in an exclusive interview during which she dished on stepping into the villainous role of Eloise in Spell and reminisced about her short but impactful time on Supernatural.
Read MoreWhy Children Of Men Is The Best Sci-Fi Movie Of All Time
Children of Men is a bleak journey into a world ravaged by mass infertility. We believe its stellar performances, innovative camerawork, and unique script make it the best sci-fi movie of all time. Allow us to convince you with this journey into Alfonso's Cuaron's dystopian masterpiece.
Read MoreSynopses For New Walking Dead Season 10 Episodes Are Eye-Opening
The Walking Dead will grace television sets with six more season 10 episodes beginning on February 28, 2021. In a press release announcing the program's return, AMC provided some quick blurbs on each of the six new episodes, and the finer details are rather telling.
Read MoreThe Big Question The Boys Fans Have About Homelander's Rampages
When Homelander's mad, all you can do is pray he spares you. We've seen first-hand how one of his rampages go down, and things get messy fast. In fact, one fan of The Boys recently brought up an interesting point: who cleans up the blood on his suit?
Read MoreNew Look At Joe Manganiello's Deathstroke In The Snyder Cut Will Blow You Away
It looks like Manganiello isn't ready to hang up the eyepatch just yet. While he's remained tight-lipped about his association with the upcoming Snyder Cut reshoots, a recent image suggests we could soon see Deathstroke in a much larger role when the miniseries drops on HBO Max.
Read MoreWe Finally Know When The Walking Dead Season 10 Will Return
The Whisperers War has been won, and a series finale is officially in sight ... but in the interim, its seems there's still quite a bit of story to tell in The Walking Dead's 10th season. When will the bonus episodes air? Finally, we have answers.
Read MoreThere's A Small Shred Of Hope For Mindhunter Season 3
Speaking to Variety, David Fincher acknowledged that "another two years in the crawl space" wasn't on his bucket list, which seemed to signal the death of Mindhunter. Or did it? The filmmaker discussed his exhaustion with the show, but he also offered a glimmer of hope.
Read MorePink Panther Is Now Getting The Sonic The Hedgehog Treatment
Fans of classic mid-century American animation get ready, because there's a new Pink Panther film on the horizon. And it's got a twist.
Read MoreThe My Hero Academia Moment That Changes Everything For The League Of Villains
While the League of Villains may not have the most inspiring or imaginative team name, no hero in the My Hero Academia universe can deny just how dangerous the group is. One key moment, though, explored their deeper motivations.
Read MoreThe Cast Of Animaniacs On Why The Show Is Perfect For 2020 - Exclusive
Ahead of the Animaniacs reboot's premiere on Hulu on November 20, Looper exclusively spoke to several of the voice actors who bring the Animaniacs to life about why now was the right time to resurrect the series.
Read MoreWhat Makes Run The Intense Thriller You Need To See?
If you’re looking for a suspenseful, tense thriller to kick off your weekend, Hulu has a new original film for you. Here’s why Run is the next intense thriller that will blow you away.
Read MoreHow Much Will It Cost To Watch Wonder Woman 1984 On HBO Max?
We're about to enter a brave new world in the way audiences consume media. Huge news dropped on November 18 when it was announced that Wonder Woman 1984 would be released in theaters on Christmas Day (where it's safe) as well as HBO Max. How much will it cost to watch it?
Read MoreHow Rick And Morty's Summer Changed Because Of Spencer Grammer - Exclusive
In celebration of this year's at-home Adult Swim Festival, Looper took some time to interview Adult Swim talent — specifically, Spencer Grammer, the voice of Summer Smith on Rick and Morty. During our chat, Grammer discussed how she inadvertently influenced Summer's evolution.
Read MoreThe True Inspiration Behind The Brain's Voice On Pinky & The Brain Revealed
Voice actor Maurice LaMarche's take on the Brain, probably his most widely recognized character, came from two places: the golden age of Hollywood, and the Animaniacs writers' room.
Read MoreBest Thanksgiving Sitcom Episodes, Ranked
Here's a ranking of Thanksgiving episodes based on the quality of laughs, cultural impact, and comfort, including greats from "Friends" and "Bob's Burgers."
Read MoreThe Star Wars Controversy That Has Fans Fuming At Disney
In a dispute that could have wide-ranging copyright implications, science-fiction legend Alan Dean Foster has come forward to state that Disney is refusing to pay him royalties he's owed for novels to which the company acquired the rights.
Read MoreThe Flight Attendant Is Addicting, Must-Watch TV You Won't Want To Miss
The series is based on the bestselling novel of the same name by Chris Bohjalian. According to the first reviews, the show stays in its lane and gives viewers an engaging mystery to get lost in.
Read MoreThe Best Jeff Bridges Movies Ranked
With his amazing talent, an unmatched acting range, and a heart open to every new kind of role he can find, Bridges' career has helped to build an impressive library of great films. To get to know them better, keep reading for the best Jeff Bridges movies ranked.
Read MoreThe Groundbreaking Marvel Movie Dominating Netflix's Top Ten Again
A very unique animated feature based on one of the most popular Marvel characters is back on Netflix's Top Ten list two years after its theatrical release.
Read MoreUpcoming Liam Neeson Movies You Need To Know About
It should come as no surprise that Liam Neeson isn't slowing down in coming years, having already booked a handful of projects across the cinematic spectrum that'll keep him kicking, shooting, and stabbing for years to come. Here's a few upcoming Liam Neeson movies you need to know about.
Read MoreThe First Trailer For Chaos Walking Is Exceeding Expectations
The first trailer for Chaos Walking has arrived, and fans are getting excited. However, the journey from page to screen hasn’t been easy for Chaos Walking; here’s why the first trailer exceeded expectations.
Read MoreWhat Charlie Rowe Could Have Looked Like As Spider-Man
To many, Tom Holland is the best Spider-Man actor there ever was. However, no one ever really talks about the man Holland overcame to earn his spot as the wall-crawler: Charlie Rowe, who was just as capable of leading this new era of Spider-Man. Here's what he could have looked like as Spidey.
Read MorePauly Shore Talks His New Movie Guest House - Exclusive Interview
Shore spoke with Looper via Zoom about Guest House and, to an extent, his overall career. He told us about Zane doing comedy, the actual goings-on in the guest house, and what he likes about simple premises.
Read MoreThe Internet Is Freaking Out Over Sharkboy And Lavagirl's Return
The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl was essential viewing for many kids in 2005. Children who watched the movie in theaters have likely been wondering what the heroes have been up to for 15 years. Now, they're about to get their answer, thanks to the upcoming film, We Can Be Heroes.
Read MoreThe Truth About How Marilyn Manson Was Almost Cast In The Stand
According to Entertainment Weekly, Ezra Miller of Justice League and Fantastic Beasts fame will portray the Trashcan Man, a smaller but crucially important role to the plot. Manson was actually under consideration for a different role.
Read MoreThe Behind-The-Scenes Dune Moment That Shocked Jason Momoa
In an interview with Men's Health, the Dune actor opened up about a moment during production that left him so happy it almost brought him to tears. The experience involved a scene featuring Jason Momoa's character Duncan Idaho and Javier Bardem's Stilgar, an actor Momoa said was "like a god to me."
Read MoreHuge News For Wonder Woman 1984 On HBO Max
With theaters still unlikely to run at full capacity for the foreseeable future, Warner Bros. announced on November 18 that they've come up with a unique approach to get this long-delayed sequel to fans with no further delay. Here's everything you need to know about Wonder Woman 1984 on HBO Max.
Read MoreFear The Walking Dead Showrunner Responds To Season 5's Criticisms
Needless to say, the negative reaction to season 5 came with quite a bit of criticism of the way the two were steering the Fear the Walking Dead ship. According to Ian Goldberg and Andrew Chambliss, everybody currently loving season 6 shouldn't be so quick to write season 5 off as a misfire.
Read MoreClark Duke On How He Relates To His Croods 2: A New Age Character - Exclusive
While Thunk Crood isn't the most agile or much of a scholar, he's a sweet and stellar human being with a planet-sized heart. Actor Clark Duke finds him personally relatable, as he told Looper during our exclusive interview about the new sequel, The Croods 2: A New Age.
Read MoreUnseen Behind-The-Scenes Photos Of The Snyder Cut Just Dropped
Justice League DP Fabian Wagner tossed a pile of new behind-the-scenes photos up on his Instagram page. Some are early-days costume tests, while others feature the stars of the picture gathered together in their iconic onesies, leotards, and animal costumes.
Read MoreThe Poorly Rated 2000s Slasher Flick Defying Odds And Dominating Netflix
Netflix users have been inexplicably tuning into 2008's Prom Night, a slasher movie about a high school student named Donna (Brittany Snow) whose teacher-stalker murders her entire family, then escapes from prison on the night of her prom to "reunite" with her.
Read MoreThe My Hero Academia Characters With The Most Useless Costumes
As far as the characters in My Hero Academia are concerned, fashion statements are just as important as functionality. But some of MHA's costumes have zero functionality, stand out in a bad way, or both. Let's take a look at a few and see what exactly makes them so underwhelming.
Read MoreThe Surprising YouTube Show That Led To Sasha Banks' Mandalorian Role
The WWE star and SmackDown Women's Champion Sasha Banks made her acting debut on one of 2020's most anticipated series: The Mandalorian, season 2. The role took her from the ring to the galaxy far, far away, but she got there in a most unexpected way. Apparently, she can thank chicken wings.
Read MoreThe Classic Sitcom Reunion You Never Noticed On Mom
The moment Kristen Johnston joined the Mom landscape, fans of a certain late '90s sitcom were quick to note the possibility of an onscreen reunion with her longtime co-star French Stewart.
Read MorePetition Involving Johnny Depp Is Exploding And Not Slowing down_0.58
The call to signatory arms, which was started roughly two years ago by Riza Siddiqui of Pakistan, has resurfaced in recent days, and is now experiencing exponential growth in the wake of Depp's failed defamation suit and departure from Fantastic Beasts.
Read MoreHuge News Just Dropped For Scream 5
The original Scream-writer Kevin Williamson announced on Twitter today that the fifth installment of the series, simply entitled Scream, has finished filming. It's the fifth in the meta-horror franchise known for its satirical comedy and slasher-styled "whodunit" mystery stories that started in '96.
Read MoreThe Character Marvel Fans Want To See In The MCU The Most
Many fans have theories about Marvel's plans going forward, with the hope that their favorite comic characters are coming soon. As it turns out, there's one particular character from the Marvel comics that many fans want to see on screen.
Read MoreThe Only Way Jon Bernthal Would Return To The Punisher
The Walking Dead alum recently stated that those in charge have to meet one requirement if he's to even consider bringing Frank Castle to life again.
Read MoreSupernatural Fan-Favorite Reminisces About Her Time On The Show - Exclusive
Supernatural will take its final bow on Thursday, November 19, 2020, and everyone involved with the series is currently strolling down memory lane in a 67 Chevy Impala — including Loretta Devine. She spoke with Looper in an exclusive interview about her time on Supernatural.
Read MoreThe Offbeat George Clooney Comedy You Need To Watch On Hulu
Back in 2009, Jason Reitman, the critically acclaimed director of Juno and Thank You For Smoking, brought his trademark melancholy quirkiness back to the big screen.
Read MoreHow 2020 Changed TV And Movies Forever
No facet of life has gone unscathed in 2020, and the ripple effect is especially prevalent when looking at the entertainment industry. Here's how 2020 changed film and television forever.
Read MoreThe 5 Best And 5 Worst Walking Dead Character Endings
The Walking Dead has killed off dozens of characters over the course of its run. But not all of those deaths have been satisfying. We're here to take a look at The Walking Dead's most moving and meaningful character endings, as well as the most frustrating and cheap.
Read MoreWhy Rebels Is The Best Star Wars Series
Sure, The Mandalorian is great, but in terms of storytelling and spectacle, it's hard to beat Star Wars: Rebels. Here's why Rebels is the best Star Wars series.
Read MoreCobra Kai Creator Shoots Down Popular Tory Fan Theory
A popular theory about the parentage of season 2 bad girl Tory (Peyton List), the fans had some help from the internet and Google's algorithm, which conspired to give the character a last name that the show never meant for her to have.
Read MoreWhat The Boys' Seven Would Look Like As DC Villains
Whatever you want to call them, Redditor u/EndlessMorfeus thought it'd be fun to fancast the actors behind The Seven as DC villains. It's an interesting premise, since the heroes are basically Justice League analogues gone wild. Here's how this thought experiment turned out.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Conan O'Brien Is Ending His Talk-Show After 28 Years
O'Brien, 57, has no plans to stop working. The carrot-topped late-night host's reason for ending his show appears to be motivated by future endeavors that his fans can easily get excited about. One of those endeavors includes hosting a new weekly variety show on HBO Max.
Read MoreSauron's Guise As The Necromancer In The Hobbit Explained
Everyone and their mother knows who Sauron is, but while in Mirkwood, he's given the mysterious name of "the Necromancer." Why? This is Sauron's guise as the Necromancer in The Hobbit explained.
Read MoreWriter/Producer Manny Coto Talks neXt, End Of Dexter, Star Trek, 24 And More - Exclusive Interview - Exclusive
In a wide-ranging interview with Looper, Coto broke down neXt, running a Star Trek series, his dissatisfaction with late-period Dexter, and his propensity for bringing in familiar talent.
Read MoreWhat John Boyega Would Look Like As James Bond
From the moment Daniel Craig announced his departure from the 007 role— and to nobody's surprise, given the popularity and cultural significance of the James Bond series — speculation ran rampant across the internet over who is going to fill his shoes. Well, what about John Boyega?
Read MoreThe Hidden Joker Easter Egg Zack Snyder Included In The Justice League Trailer
The new teaser didn't tell us much, nor did the director's Vero commentary, but one small Easter egg hidden in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it frame is an obvious reference to Leto's controversial interpretation of the Clown Prince of Crime.
Read MoreHow Much Unseen Footage Is Really In Zack Snyder's Justice League Cut?
Fans may have to wait until 2021 to see Zack Snyder's Justice League on HBO Max, but the filmmaker himself recently did everyone a solid and answered a truly pressing question: Just how much fresh footage will be included in the new version of Justice League?
Read MoreC-3PO Actor Teases Another Disney Project For 2020 And Beyond
If a recent interview with C-3PO actor Anthony Daniels is to be believed, we could see the droid return to our screens very soon.
Read MoreWhat Keanu Reeves Should Really Look Like As John Constantine
Thanks to the wonders of modern technology (and the Instagram account of digital artist spdrmnkyxxiii) we have a better idea of what might have been: a comic-accurate John Constantine, with Keanu Reeves in the driver's seat.
Read MoreNew Loki Casting Hints At Multiple Versions Of Hiddleston's Trickster God
Loki, on Disney+, is a fascinating idea for a project, particularly considering that Loki (seemingly) met his end at Thanos's hands in Avengers: Infinity War. However, a bit of potential casting news suggests that the show could involve an entire council of different versions of Loki.
Read MoreFirst Footage From Disney's Guardians Of The Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind Ride Is Incredible
Are you a fan of Guardians of the Galaxy? What about an enthusiastic occasional patron of the most magical place on earth? Disney has just released a tantalizing first look at their upcoming GotG-themed attraction at EPCOT, the long-awaited Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind.
Read MoreThe Surprising Job Zack Snyder's Son Had On The Justice League Set
Snyder revealed in his extended Vero video that his son, Eli, choreographed the football scene that was left on the cutting room floor back in 2017.
Read MoreThe Fear The Walking Dead Character Fans Are Loving After The Latest Episode
Colby Minifie's Ginny has become the one thing the series has arguably been missing over its 85-episodes-and-counting run on AMC: a brutal, whip-smart, potentially unhinged antagonist on the level of a Governor or a Negan.
Read MoreThe Scene From The Justice League Trailer Zack Snyder Refuses To Talk About
While Zack Snyder broke down the inspiration behind several scenes in his recent Vero stream, there was one he remained tight-lipped about.
Read MoreAvatar's Zuko Vs My Hero Academia's Bakugo: Who Would Win A Fight?
Just because Zuko and Bakugo both start out on similarly one-note grounds, only to grow as fighters, doesn't mean they're similar characters — but their abilities somewhat close the disparity between them. That, of course, begs the question of who would win in a fight ... and there's no simple answer.
Read MoreWhat You Need To Know About The Newly Announced Transformers Movie
Back in January we found out that Transformers 7 was officially a go, and now we know that Paramount plans to move forward with an exciting new director at the helm: Steven Caple Jr. of Creed 2 fame.
Read MoreThe Mandalorian Ahsoka Tano Theory That's Raising Eyebrows
We're well into season 2 of the Disney+ Star Wars live-action series The Mandalorian, and it seems fans of the galaxy far, far away are finally on the verge of getting their eyes on some serious Jedi action.
Read MoreJustice League Fans Have A Lot Of Thoughts About The New Snyder Cut Trailer
In August, the first teaser for Zack Snyder's Justice League was released, and now, we have yet another new trailer ... sort of.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Kate Mara Agreed To Cameo In Iron Man 2
Despite some lofty aspirations, actress Kate Mara's Iron Man 2 cameo turned to be a one and done affair. Here's why she agreed to it.
Read MoreLennie James Talks The Walking Dead And Save Me Too - Exclusive Interview
Looper sat down for an exclusive chat with the busy writer-producer-actor and talked to him about how Save Me came to fruition and how he had to research the dubious world of the dark internet and child trafficking. And of course, we also talked to him about his most famous character, Morgan Jones.
Read MoreQuentin Tarantino's Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Is Being Turned Into A Book
Quentin Tarantino has reportedly inked a deal with the Harper imprint of HarperCollins, setting him up to pen two new books for the publisher. One of the two will be a novelization of Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, which will be Tarantino's first novel.
Read MoreWhat You Don't Know About The Umbrella Academy Spin-Off
Fans of the Netflix series The Unbrella Academy would probably be extremely interested to hear of the recent Klaus-focused spin-off comic book series that came out back in September 2020, as it could very well prove as inspiration for another future batch of episodes. So what's the deal?
Read MoreGet Your First Look At ChloÃ
Things are not looking good for Chloë Grace Moretz in the first look at her role in the new animated-live-action hybrid Tom and Jerry film. She's standing in perhaps the most dangerous place in the world: between Tom Cat and Jerry Mouse.
Read MoreFirst Chaos Walking Teaser Trailer Has Everyone Buzzing
The first footage of Tom Holland and Daisy Ridley's long delayed film Chaos Walking has arrived in the form of a teaser trailer — emphasis on the tease part.
Read MoreWhat Rick And Morty's Dungeons & Dragons Character Classes Really Mean
In the Rick and Morty vs. Dungeons & Dragons RPG, you can play the fantasy characters ostensibly created by the Smith family themselves. If you're a fan of the show, some of their character traits will probably sound familiar.
Read MoreNew Poster For The Mandalorian Is Turning Heads
While we still have to wait a little while until we see how The Mandalorian chapter 12 continues the story, the show's Twitter account has offered a little treat in the form of some cool new official art.
Read MoreReferences You Missed In The LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special
The LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special touches on every mainstream entry in the franchise, winking knowingly (and festively) along the way. In case you missed them, let's reassemble some of the subtle references sprinkled throughout The LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special.
Read MoreThe Phantom Menace Character You Didn't Expect To See In LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special
All you need is one look at Rey and Darth Vader locked in lightsaber combat on a desert world to know that the LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special will be unlike any Star Wars story you've ever seen, at least outside a child's bedroom.
Read MoreThe Rom-Coms Fans Of Netflix's Holidate Need To Watch Next
Netflix is helping their audiences get into the holiday spirit with plenty of new festive selections with one of their buzziest rom-coms yet. Here are two beloved Christmas-themed rom-coms that fans of Netflix’s Holidate should definitely check out next.
Read MoreThe Forgotten Creed Website The Office Fans Can Still Visit
On a recent episode of their "Office Ladies" podcast, Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey recalled a Creed joke from the third season finale of The Office that managed to make its way into the real world.
Read MoreThe New Christmas Musical That's Dominating Netflix
It might not even be Thanksgiving yet, but Netflix's 2020 Christmas slate is already shaping up. You can tune in right now to watch the platform's latest offering, Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey. You'll soon see why it's lighting up Netflix's Top Ten like a Christmas tree.
Read MoreWhy Steven Spielberg Played Dungeons & Dragons Before Filming E.T.
How does a filmmaker prepare to capture the sort of true-to-life adolescent experience that Steven Spielberg was after when filming E.T.? With game night, apparently. Actor Robert MacNaughton shared some memories of working on the extra-terrestrial adventure, including a game of Dungeons & Dragons.
Read MoreHome Alone 2 Director Reveals Bizarre Truth About Trump Cameo
Donald Trump makes an infamous cameo in Home Alone 2: Lost in New York -- and you'll never believe the bizarre reason it happened in the first place.
Read MoreThe Returning Royal Series Everyone's Binging On Netflix
Netflix subscribers have been binge-watching the new season of The Crown obsessively, driving it directly up the streamer's Top Ten chart. If you're on the fence about whether or not to check out this stunning drama series, allow us to make the case for it.
Read MoreHome Alone Director Has Harsh Words For The Disney+ Reboot
Disney+'s reboot of the iconic family comedy Home Alone has yet to be released, but it already has at least one very vocal critic. Chris Columbus, the director of both original Macaulay Culkin-starring Home Alone movies, has some thoughts on the upcoming take on his classic flicks.
Read MoreWhat The Crown Fans Really Think About The Portrayal Of Margaret Thatcher In Season 4
Reviews for season 4 of The Crown have been glowing, with many critics hailing Gillian Anderson's take on Margaret Thatcher as one of the highlights of the season. However, fans aren't in agreement over her performance as the former British Prime Minister.
Read MoreHere's Tom Cruise On The Set Of Mission: Impossible 7
It looks like Ethan Hunt is back in action, as revealed in a slew of behind-the-scenes photos from the set of Mission: Impossible 7. While the most recent batch of set photos don't reveal much, it's just nice to see Cruise looking suave as ever.
Read MoreThe Crown Character Who Was Like A Ghost On Set
Performers like Olivia Colman, Josh O'Connor, and Helena Bonham Carter capture the British royal family so perfectly on The Crown it sometimes feels like you're watching the real deal. And it turns out even the stars of the show can be blown away by an actor's transformation.
Read MoreThe Best Cold Opens On Brooklyn Nine-Nine Ranked
These are the funniest, silliest, wackiest, and most memorable cold opens on Brooklyn Nine-Nine, ranked from really great to absolutely fantastic.
Read MoreBattlefront II's Janina Gavankar's Cameo In The Mandalorian Chapter 11 Isn't What You'd Expect
Though we're only three episodes into season 2 of The Mandalorian, we've already been gifted with a memorable assortment of star-studded cameos. Star Wars Battlefront II star Janina Gavankar is the latest to land a cameo on The Mandalorian, but her role isn't what you'd expect.
Read MoreFreaky Director Christopher Landon Talks Happy Death Day, Vince Vaughn, And Body-Swaps - Exclusive Interview
Freaky director Christopher Landon spoke with Looper in an exclusive interview about his latest low-budget horror hit, working with stars like Vince Vaughn and Kathryn Newton, and how Freaky fits into the body-swap film canon.
Read MoreJude Law Reacts To Johnny Depp's Fantastic Beasts Exit
Jude Law, who plays young Albus Dumbledore in the Fantastic Beasts franchise, recently sat down for an interview with Entertainment Tonight, during which he spoke about Johnny Depp's departure from Fantastic Beasts 3.
Read MoreThe Surprising Way Fantastic Beasts Helped Film The Justice League Snyder Cut
With Miller in London filming Fantastic Beasts 3 and COVID-19 lockdowns making travel between countries difficult to near-impossible, Snyder was limited in what he could do to get what he called "a teeny bit" of footage. Luckily, the crew of Fantastic Beasts was willing to assist over Zoom.
Read MoreProfessor Farnsworth's Most Important Futurama Invention Is One You Miss All The Time
One invention of his that often goes unappreciated is his dark matter engine, a remarkable innovation that runs the Planet Express Ship and could literally change the universe.
Read MoreJared Leto's Joker Will Have A New Look In The Zack Snyder's Justice League
Zack Snyder has now confirmed that Leto will return to his most divisive role in the upcoming recut of Justice League; even more excitingly, the Snyder Cut will reportedly feature a whole new aesthetic for the Clown Prince of Crime.
Read MoreThis Suicide Squad Casting Announcement Has Fans Pumped
Despite the focus on Peacemaker and reports that The Suicide Squad finished filming in February 2020, it appears that there is some unfinished business on the upcoming DC film, as Gunn posted an image on his Instagram revealing a very interesting addition to the cast — Sylvester Stallone.
Read MoreJaeden Martell Talks True Adventures Of Wolfboy, It, Knives Out, And More - Exclusive Interview - Exclusive - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Looper, Martell talked about his work on The True Adventures of Wolfboy — in which his character comes to grips with his disease as he embarks on a search for the mother who abandoned him — as well as his blockbuster projects and the stars he's worked with.
Read MoreKat Dennings Talks Friendsgiving, WandaVision, Chris Hemsworth, Thor, More - Exclusive Interview - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Looper, Kat Dennings set the table for her new Thanksgiving-themed comedy, chatted the return of Darcy to the MCU in WandaVision, and shared some thoughts about working on Thor and the God of Thunder himself, Chris Hemsworth.
Read MoreThe Devastating Death Of Alex Trebek
The beloved host of Jeopardy, Alex Trebek, died Sunday, November 8, at the age of 80 after battling Stage 4 pancreatic cancer for more than a year.
Read MoreThe Surprising Actresses The Walking Dead's Jon Bernthal Wants To Work With The Most
Actor Jon Bernthal may be known for playing brash, tough guys like Marvel's Punisher on the Netflix series of the same name and Shane Walsh on AMC's zombie thriller The Walking Dead, but his preference in roles doesn't necessarily speak to his preference in co-stars.
Read MoreWhich Members Of DC's Bat Family Could Defeat The Boys' Black Noir?
The mysterious ninja from The Boys is a clear riff on Batman, as evidenced by his black and grey costume, his martial arts combat style, and his reputation as someone to fear by the criminal community. Many have wondered whether or not Batman could hold his own against Black Noir, and vice versa.
Read MoreWhat Star Wars Fans Know About The Gozanti In The Mandalorian Chapter 11
"The Heiress," Chapter 11 of The Mandalorian, is packed with references to the larger Star Wars universe, but one of the most interesting nods to the franchise's past has to be the introduction of the Gozanti.
Read MoreWhy Fans Should Be Concerned About Geralt In The Witcher Season 2
While the series uses all three main characters to explore the effects of pain, trauma, and the rest of the human condition, one fan took the time to highlight Geralt's experience living with disabilities, a piece of lore from the books that hasn't made it into the TV series ... yet.
Read MoreSpace Force Fans Just Got The Best News
Nearly seven months after the comedy's season 1 premiere in May, the streamer gave Space Force the greenlight for season 2, ensuring fans will get some closure on that moon-based cliffhanger in the first season finale.
Read MoreNathan Mitchell's Favorite Black Noir Scene From The Boys May Surprise You
Mitchell's favorite Black Noir moment isn't one of his many brutal kills; rather, it's a moment that comes just after one of his many brutal kills.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Zack Snyder Agreed To Finish His Justice League Cut
The studio reached out to Snyder a number of months ago, and he accepted their offer to realize his Justice League vision for one key reason that he recently saw fit to share.
Read MoreThe Beloved Holiday Trilogy You Can Watch On Disney+ Right Now
Disney+'s selection of holiday-themed features knows no bounds, including such titles as 1947's Miracle on 34th Street and the Tim Allen-led comedy The Santa Clause. However, the true cornerstone of its holiday collection is actually a trilogy that arrived courtesy of Disney's merger with Fox.
Read MorePhysicist Breaks Down Ant-Man's Pym Particles And Powers
Looper reached out to Dr. Jed Macosko, Ph.D., a Professor of Physics at Wake Forest University and the President of Academic Influence, for insight on how Ant-Man's Pym Particles and powers might work.
Read MoreThe Mandalorian: What Chapter 11 Reveals About The State Of The Empire
The Mandalorian's 11th chapter, "Heiress," brought some key introductions and truth bombs. But in the background of all of that, we learned that the remnants of the Empire are stockpiling their weapons for... something.
Read MorePauly Shore Weighs In On Comedy's Evolution And A Bill Hicks Story - Exclusive
Looper spoke with Pauly Shore about his new comedy Guest House, a movie that's something of a throwback to the raunchy Gen X comedies long associated with his name. In the spirit of that throwback, we asked him about how comedy has changed since his days in the Comedy Store.
Read MoreThis Is The Actress Who Plays The Frog Lady On The Mandalorian
Frog Lady first appeared in "Chapter 5: The Gunslinger," but it's her return in Chapters 10 and 11 that have made her (and her eggs) so overwhelmingly popular. Did you know that stunt performer Misty Rosas played another character on The Mandalorian? You might've seen her outside of Star Wars, too.
Read MoreThis Was Sean Connery's Final Wish
While Connery hadn't acted for years prior to his death, he leaves a legacy that more than speaks for itself. He also leaves behind a son, Jason Connery, and wife, Micheline Roquebrune, who recently spoke to the Scottish Mail about one final wish he wanted fulfilled upon his passing.
Read MoreThe Solo: A Star Wars Story Callback You Missed In The Mandalorian Chapter 11
In Solo: A Star Wars Story, viewers got their first glimpse at the OI-CT, a piece of heavy construction equipment being used on the Core World of Corellia, home to Han and his outfit of interstellar scamps. Even better, Solo wouldn't be the last time that this impressive tool would rear its head.
Read MoreOzark's Season 4 Cast Just Got Even Bigger
Ozark's upcoming fourth season will be its last, but let's not dwell on the negative, especially when there is exciting news about the forthcoming installment. Looper has obtained a press release announcing new cast members, with some tidbits of information about the characters they are playing.
Read MoreA Constantine Sequel Just Might Be In The Works
Call him Constantine. John Constantine. A*****e. Indeed, the world may once again be calling Keanu Reeves by that name as the long-rumored sequel to the star's 2005 comic book flick Constantine just got a bit of surprising news — mainly, that it's still in the works.
Read MoreZack Snyder Reveals The Other Justice League Actor Who Could Have Been Batman
Ben Affleck was a great Batman for what Zack Snyder's movies called for, but he almost missed his chance to enter the DCEU. Snyder recently revealed that another actor — who did end up in Justice League as a different character — read for the part of Batman before an official casting was set.
Read MoreStar Wars: The Mon Calamari Explained
In The Mandalorian chapter 11, Din Djarin and the Child found themselves on an aquatic moon called Trask, home to a number of aquatic species — including the humanoid squid-like beings known as the Mon Calamari. Here's what you should know about the creatures.
Read MoreMarvel Executive Lays Down Final Word On Iron Man's Return
Marvel Studios' executive vice president has weighed in on Iron Man's possible return. Victoria Alonso, who has been called "the most powerful woman in Hollywood" as the result of her producer credits on literally every MCU movie, addressed the potential for a Robert Downey, Jr. homecoming.
Read MoreThe Dr. Seuss Classic That's Claiming Two Slots In Netflix's Top 10
Christmas may be more than a month away, but Netflix users are already getting into the holiday spirit, judging by the streamer's current Top 10 list. Two versions of a classic Dr. Seuss tale have made the list: 2000's How the Grinch Stole Christmas, and 2018's animated version, The Grinch.
Read MoreThe Mandalorian Chapter 11 Confirms The Death Of This Clone Wars Character
For fans hoping to see other characters from The Clone Wars appear on The Mandalorian, one quick line of dialogue in the series' most recent episode reveals who has perished between the events of The Clone Wars and The Mandalorian.
Read MoreWhy Bo-Katan In The Mandalorian Looks So Familiar
While Star Wars fans were no doubt elated to see Bo-Katan in the flesh, they were likely just as happy to see the face of the actor portraying the fearsome warrior, as she also voiced the character in the animated series. Her name is Katee Sackhoff, and sci-fi fans probably recognize her face.
Read MoreThe MCU Flicks You Need To Watch To Prepare For Black Widow
The upcoming, highly anticipated Black Widow film has been delayed again and again. With time to kill, we decided to sit down and chart out the superspy's journey through the MCU thus far. Here are the MCU flicks you need to watch to prepare for Black Widow.
Read MoreWhat You Need To Know About Clan Kryze In The Mandalorian
Fans of Star Wars: The Clone Wars were in for a real treat on chapter 11 of The Mandalorian, which brought Bo-Katan Kryze into the mix. Here's what you need to know about Clan Kryze.
Read MoreStar Wars: Who Are The Nite Owls?
This season of Disney+'s The Mandalorian has been a frog egg buffet of callbacks and connections to the outer reaches of the Star Wars canon. The latest episode of The Mandalorian, "Chapter 11: The Heiress," is no different, as it features Bo-Katan and the Nite Owls.
Read MoreStar Wars: The Quarren Explained
In the old canon, Quarrens were an amphibious species derogatorily referred to as "squid heads." They hailed from the oceanic planet of Mon Cala, home to both the trap-perceiving Mon Calamari and some of the most on-the-nose names in the galaxy far, far away. Here is their story.
Read MoreThe Surprise Reveal The Mandalorian Chapter 11 Made About Din Djarin's Upbringing
Things don't get easier for Mando in Chapter 11 as he touches down on the estuary moon of Trask to search for more Mandalorians, who will hopefully tell him where he can find more of the Child's species. What he finds his a shocking surprise about his own past.
Read MoreWill Smith Drops First Trailer For Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air Reunion
Fans of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air have reason to rejoice. The first trailer for the upcoming reunion special has finally been released.
Read MoreSasha Banks' Koska Reeves In The Mandalorian Explained
Fans have known for a while that WWE superstar Sasha Banks, who's real name is Mercedes Varnado, would be joining the Star Wars universe on The Mandalorian. In chapter 11, the third episode of The Mandalorian's second season, viewers finally find out more about the character, Koska Reeves.
Read MoreStar Wars: Bo-Katan's Backstory Explained
How did she come by the Darksaber in the first place? And how did she end up here? These are the critical questions, and Bo-Katan's backstory goes a long way toward providing the answers.
Read MoreThe Mandalorian: The Children Of The Watch Explained
In chapter 11 of The Mandalorian, a bombshell gets dropped on Mando. He learns that not all Mandalorians are like him, and that he's belonged to a very specific sect of Mandalorians known as the Children of the Watch.
Read MoreWhy Axe Woves From The Mandalorian Looks So Familiar
While most sci-fi fans have little trouble recognizing genre legend Katee Sackhoff, and anyone with a cursory familiarity with sports entertainment will probably recognize Banks, you might have more trouble remembering where you have seen the actor playing Woves before.
Read MoreJoe Mantegna On Criminal Minds, The Simpsons, And Acting With Friends - Exclusive Interview
With Criminal Minds in the rearview, we sat down with Mantegna to discuss his time on the show and what he learned about being an FBI agent. We also touched on his long-running gig as Fat Tony on The Simpsons -- and the relationships, on screen and off, that he's found most profoundly affecting.
Read MoreWhich MCU Villains Make The Most Sense In A Thunderbolts Movie?
The Thunderbolts are one of Marvel's best teams. For years, they've brought antiheroic intrigue to the comics -- so why not the MCU? These are the villains we think would make the best fit for an MCU take on the Thunderbolts.
Read MoreWhy The Imperial Captain In The Mandalorian Looks So Familiar
You might have spotted a familiar face amongst The Mandalorian’s bad guys during its most recent episode. Here’s where you’ve seen Titus Welliver before.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Scarface
Scarface's edges haven't softened over the years, nor has it grown any less divisive. Here's the untold truth of one of the greatest, bloodiest, most influential films of all time.
Read MoreThe Toughest Thing About Freaky's Production Isn't What You'd Think - Exclusive
As co-writer and director Christopher Landon explained to Looper in an exclusive interview, the toughest part about making Freaky, the body-swap-meets-slasher movie out on November 13, isn't what you'd think it would be.
Read MoreThe Ending Of The Mandalorian Chapter 11 Explained
In its third episode of The Mandalorian season 2, which arrived on Disney+ at the end of October, got things moving with some big action set pieces, unexpected allies, and even a romantic reunion. Here's the ending of The Mandalorian chapter 11 explained.
Read MoreWhat Patrick's House Should Really Look Like In SpongeBob Squarepants
As it turns out, this starfish's living situation is far more complex than the show initially let on.
Read MoreDC Fan Art Shows Off How Carla Gugino Would Look As Catwoman
Speaking to The Nerd Queens, Zack Snyder recently expanded on his ideas for a Batman/Catwoman romance, set late in the two characters' careers. "You would have to say, there's a flashback to ten years ago..."
Read MoreThe Star-Studded Fantasy Adventure Everyone's Watching On Hulu
It is sometimes said that superheroes are our modern-day Greek Gods. But what if the Greek Gods themselves were our modern-day Greek Gods? Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief is set in a vision of America in the 21st century where the deities of old still hold sway.
Read MoreUpcoming Tom Holland Movies: What's The Spider-Man Actor Doing Next?
From Tom Holland's charming personal reveals on social media lately, it's clear the actor has remained preoccupied at home. Holland has kept busy professionally as well, and a quick glimpse at his IMDb page shows he'll be even busier in the near future, with a bevy of new projects on the way.
Read MoreSupernatural's Missouri On How She Really Feels About Her Death Scene - Exclusive
When Supernatural brought everyone's favorite psychic back into the storyline in season 13, fans assumed she wasn't long for this world — and they were right. During an exclusive interview about her new film, Spell, Looper spoke to actress Loretta Devine about Missouri's death.
Read MoreThe Popular Marvel Character Stan Lee Forgot He Created
While Lee was an instrumental force in developing a stunning number of Marvel heroes and villains, he certainly didn't write all of them. Lee didn't create Venom, Luke Cage, or Wolverine, to name a few, and sometimes, he even forgot which characters he was involved in creating.
Read MoreThe Star-Studded Hulu Christmas Movie Everyone's Eager To Watch
Hulu’s newest holiday movie is a fresh new take on a festive romantic comedy. Here’s why everyone is excited to check out Happiest Season.
Read MoreThis Was Alex Trebek's Vision For His Final Jeopardy Appearance
For his part, Trebek was characteristically level-headed and unassuming when discussing his last day on the job. He sat down with ABC's Michael Strahan for a Jeopardy! retrospective in January of 2020, and talked about how he wanted to make his exit.
Read MoreWhy Alex Trebek Fans Are Watching Celebrity Bowling On Amazon Prime
While Alex Trebek's passing is a tragedy, he leaves behind a bevy of entertainment. Fans are now flocking to Amazon Prime to see the late Jeopardy! host do something he wasn't particularly known for: bowling.
Read MoreThe Armourer's Fighting Style From The Mandalorian Explained
There's a lot about Star Wars that seems fun on paper, only to devolve into a hellscape nightmare when you put it into practice. For example, putting on Mandalorian armor and taking somebody's face to punch town looks like triple distilled badassery on screen, but in real life ...
Read MoreThe Mandalorian Fight Scene That Took Over 400 Takes To Get Right
As far as fight scenes go in The Mandalorian, the Armorer's moment may be the most impressive yet. And per stunt performer Lauren Mary Kim, the hardest thing about the scene wasn't that she had to perform it in helmet and armor, but that she had to perform it somewhere between 400 and 500 times.
Read MoreWhat The Boys' Starlight Would Put On A Mixtape For Hughie
In a recent Q&A session with Starlight actress Erin Moriarty, Kimiko actress Karen Fukuhara, who has her own YouTube channel, asked Moriarty what songs Starlight would put on a mixtape for Hughie.
Read MoreThe Netflix Superhero Film That Could Be A Spiritual Sequel To Sharkboy And Lavagirl
Robert Rodriguez is one of the most eclectic directors working today. His newest flick, We Can Be Heroes, is set to debut on Netflix on January 1, 2021, and has been referred to as a "spiritual sequel" to a certain 2005 superhero film that will get fans nostalgic.
Read MoreThe Outrage Over Baby Yoda's Egg-Eating In The Mandalorian
Baby Yoda once brought us all together, but his actions in the latest episode of The Mandalorian are now tearing fans apart. Though the little green guy has eaten a variety of creatures since the start of the show, his frog-egg-eating in "Chapter 10: The Passenger" went too far for some fans.
Read MoreWandaVision's Release Date Has Taken Fans By Surprise
Marvel’s buzziest television show finally has a release date, giving fans a big surprise — and a reason to get excited. WandaVision will premiere on Disney+ on January 15, 2021.
Read MoreAlita: Battle Angel's Backstory Explained
If you came away from Alita: Battle Angel just as confused as Alita is during her efforts to piece together her own history, never fear — this is Alita's entire backstory explained.
Read MoreA Forgotten Jackie Chan Action Comedy Is Killing It On Netflix Right Now
There comes a time in the life of every movie-watcher when they need to be introduced to the work of Jackie Chan. Based on how Chan's family-friendly action comedy The Spy Next Door is rising up the Netflix charts, that time of introduction has come for a lot of young viewers.
Read MoreZack Snyder Has A Justice League 2 Plan In Place
Nothing official about a theoretical Justice League sequel has come out yet, but that apparently hasn't stopped Zack Snyder from ruminating on where this story could go if he's handed back the keys to the kingdom.
Read MoreThe Trick Tutar Used To Keep From Laughing In Borat 2
The breakout star of the Borat sequel had a secret technique to keep her cool during some of the film’s most outrageous scenes. Here’s the trick Maria Bakalova employed in Borat 2 to stop herself from laughing out loud.
Read MoreFirst Look At The Spin-Off American Horror Stories Has Fans Freaking Out
As the flagship series heads into its tenth season (with three more to come after that), Ryan Murphy and company have finally shared a teaser poster for American Horror Stories — and it already looks to have all the spine-tingling gruesomeness we've come to expect from Murphy.
Read MoreThe Animated WWII Series Everyone's Binging On Netflix
There are plenty of war stories to watch on Netflix — from The Outpost starring Orlando Bloom to Barbarians, which takes you back to Germanic-versus-Roman conflicts — but right now, all eyes are on The Liberator.
Read MoreBryce Dallas Howard Did Something Bold To Celebrate The End Of Jurassic World 3 Filming
You know the old saying: When one door closes, a box of hair dye opens. In Jurassic World actress Bryce Dallas Howard's case, when the film franchise you've spent over half a decade working in comes to an end, the opportunity to shake things up and commemorate a new chapter of life presents itself.
Read MoreJohn Roberts, Voice Of Linda Belcher In Bob's Burgers - Exclusive Interview
Looper interviewed John Roberts, the voice of Linda Belcher. He gave us insight into the episode, what it means to hit the show's 200th episode, and what he sees for the future of the series. We also spoke about his work outside of Bob's Burgers, including his music career and pilots he's written.
Read MoreArtist Imagines What Emilia Clarke Would Look Like As Aquaman's Mera
In the event Heard were to be replaced for Aquaman 2, who should take her place as the superhero's romantic interest? We have an idea: Who wants to see Khal Drogo reunited with his Khaleesi?
Read MoreThe Comic Book Characters The Boys Fans Want To See In The Show
Amazon Prime's The Boys already has a diverse array of superheroes in its universe, but the selection is nothing compared to the number of Marvel and DC parody heroes in the comic books. Here are the comic book characters The Boys fans want to see in the show.
Read MoreThe Avengers Throwaway Line That Influenced The Black Widow Movie
It's been a long road to get here, but at long last Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow is preparing for her first cinematic solo story. Interestingly enough, it might have been influenced by one throwaway line from the first Avengers film.
Read MoreThe Two Horror Movies You Must Watch Before The New Candyman Releases
Nia DaCosta recently opened up about her process in approaching the new Candyman, admitting she encouraged everyone involved to watch two classic horror films in preparation. Maybe we should all be doing the same.
Read MoreJohn Cena's Peacemaker Series Just Cast Some Incredible Actors
Today, fans got their first big glimpse at the forthcoming Suicide Squad spinoff series' star-studded cast via a press release from HBO Max.
Read MoreDoctor Who Season 13 Is Finally Getting Off The Ground
BBC One has announced that production has officially resumed on the next season of Doctor Who. Every life is a pile of good things and bad things, and this is very much a good thing in a year that desperately needs it.
Read MoreHow They Really Created A.I. In neXt - Exclusive
During Looper's interview with neXt showrunner Manny Coto, we asked him about the challenges of making a superintelligent AI, both with regards to how it operates and how to write for its occasional literal voice.
Read MoreThe Disturbing Keanu Reeves Thriller That's Killing It On Netflix
Keanu Reeves is killing it in 2020. In a year that's been far less than excellent, the beloved veteran actor has gifted us a third Bill and Ted movie, exciting news about the fourth Matrix film, and a fresh chance to watch an older thriller of his — that's now dominating Netflix.
Read MoreWhat Mads Mikkelsen Could Look Like As Grindelwald In Fantastic Beasts
Now, after literal hours of wondering, fans can get a glimpse of what Mikkelsen might look like as the magic community's second most recognizable bad guy, thanks to the fine work of digital artist ApexForm.
Read MoreWhy Lemillion From My Hero Academia Looks So Familiar
My Hero Academia creator Kōhei Horikoshi makes no secret of his influences, and why should he? All superhero stories share some degree of similarity with one another. The appearance of Mirio Togota (voiced by Tarusuke Shingaki) might look familiar for a specific reason, though.
Read MoreThe Best Black Widow And Hulk Scenes In The MCU Ranked
From that scary chase scene to that infamous heart-to-heart, here are the best Black Widow and Hulk scenes in the MCU ranked.
Read MoreWhy The Aether Will Be Major In Thor: Love And Thunder
Thor: Love and Thunder will feature the return of Jane Foster, who is slated to wield Mjolnir and become the Mighty Thor. Set to play a major role in that return is a key plot device from the less fondly remembered middle chapter of Thor's solo saga, The Dark World. That plot device: the Aether.
Read MoreStunt Coordinator Tig Fong Talks The Boys To Life And More - Exclusive Interview
What goes into crafting a wild set piece for The Boys? Which cast members are most likely to hook up to wire rigs and leap into action? We talked to Fong about all that and more, including his focus on inclusivity in stunt work and returning to sets during a pandemic, in an exclusive interview.
Read MoreThe Marvel Actor Who Might Replace Johnny Depp In Fantastic Beasts
Despite diminishing returns, Fantastic Beasts is still set to stage a third attempt at recapturing the magic of the Harry Potter franchise, leaving fans with the question: Who will take over for Depp? We finally have our first potential answer to that question.
Read MoreWhy Olaf Is The Best Part Of Frozen
Olaf is the weirdest, funniest, and most warm-hearted character is Disney's Frozen franchise. The goofy little snowman isn't just comic relief, however -- he's a symbol of Frozen's deepest themes. We're here to celebrate him in all his icy optimism.
Read MoreWhy Blue Bloods Season 11 Will Feel So Different
Blue Bloods has been a staple of CBS Friday nights since 2010. For years, people have tuned in to watch the Reagan family serve the New York Police Department, but for season 10, the Reagans had to go up against a foe far deadlier than your average street criminal: COVID-19.
Read MoreThe Huge Johnny Depp Flop You Can Watch On Netflix Right Now
In 2011, Depp returned to the Gonzo-verse (sort of) in the iconic, cult-classic role (kind of) that he'd brought to life more than a decade prior, adapting Thompson's The Rum Diary under the watchful eye of Withnail & I writer-director Bruce Robinson. What could go wrong?
Read MoreThe Surprising Movies Director Christopher Landon Avoided While Making Freaky - Exclusive
While the Freaky premise shares obvious commonalities with Rob Schneider's The Hot Chick, the glut of body-swap comedies popular in the '80s, and other movies, director Christopher Landon actually avoided certain films while making Freaky.
Read MoreThe Big Regret David Ayer Has About Directing Suicide Squad
It's hardly a shock that the entire Suicide Squad experience has left Ayer with some baggage to unpack. As it turns out, he apparently only has one major regret about directing Suicide Squad.
Read MoreDwayne Johnson's Scorpion King Is Coming Back
Universal Pictures is teaming up with Johnson and Dany Garcia's Seven Bucks Productions to produce the film with Academy Award-nominated screenwriter Jonathan Herman set to write the script on a new Scorpion King reboot.
Read MoreNetflix's New Holiday Series Has Everyone Binge Watching
A Netflix subscription is a must if you want a seemingly never-ending influx of Christmas properties to watch while you sip on egg nog and wrap presents. The first season of the new Netflix series Dash & Lily recently dropped, and it's just the thing to tide you over until December 25 comes around.
Read MoreEmily In Paris Fans Just Got The Best News Ever
Fans of Emily in Paris should say “merci” to Netflix. In November 2020, just over a month after the first season of Emily in Paris made waves on Netflix, the service announced that the series will return for a second season.
Read MoreThe Surprising Superhero Trio The Boys Fans Can't Stop Talking About
Through all the discussion of this epic beat down at the end of The Boys season 2, a strange-but-fitting comparison to the trio of Supes keeps cropping up in fan conversation.
Read MoreThe Actress Who Plays Borat's Daughter Opens Up About The Rudy Giuliani Scene
The breakout star of the Borat sequel is speaking out about the film’s most talked-about scene. Here’s what Maria Bakalova had to say about that Rudy Giuliani scene in Borat 2.
Read MoreWhat Sandra Bullock Would Have Looked Like As The Matrix's Neo
Digital Artist, apexform, who often posts what-if renderings on Instagram of actors dressed in roles they never actually took, imagined what Bullock's look would have been had she been cast as Neo.
Read MoreWhy The Boys Season 3 Premiere Episode Title Has Fans Hyped
The Boys had already been renewed for a third go-round before season 2 was even done cooking, and viewers now have a potential glimpse at what year three has in store, thanks to a photo released by showrunner Eric Kripke.
Read MoreThe Best Lisa Moments On The Simpsons
The Simpsons has generated hundreds of hours of entertainment and hilarity depicting the politically progressive eight-year-old saxophonist as she faces strange and funny situations beyond her control. All the while, her strong moral code always stays intact. (Okay, almost.)
Read MoreThe Creature In The Mandalorian Chapter 10 You Didn't Realize You've Seen Before
What makes The Mandalorian such an intriguing series is its ability to tell a new Star Wars story while still giving fans a familiar taste of the films they love. In the most recent episode of the show, there's a face some eagle-eyed fans might have remembered seeing before.
Read MoreHow NASA's Shuttles Inspired Disney World's New Guardians Of The Galaxy Ride
Imagineer Zack Riddley gave fans a first look at the attraction on Instagram. In the process, he revealed how the seemingly small but colorful paint touches of the vehicles' design came together with some help from the real and fantastic people at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
Read MoreThe Umbrella Academy Comic Book Moment You Never Noticed In The Show
As with most adaptations, there's a lot from the Umbrella Academy comics that didn't make it into Netflix's TV series. There's one comic book moment in particular that we don't see in the show but that the series still references in a very sneaky way.
Read MoreLord Of The Rings: Every Ring-Bearer In Chronological Order
From nasty villains to brave hobbits, here's every Lord of the Rings' Ring-bearer in chronological order.
Read MoreWhat You Don't Know About Schindler's List Red Coat Girl
The historical genre is among the most revered and yet the most daunting in all of cinema. Not only do filmmakers choosing to undertake such a sensitive set of topics, like war and national tragedy, have to keep the audience engaged, but they also have to consider historical accuracy.
Read MoreThis Is The Most Important Horror Movie Of The Decade
Everyone once in a while a film comes along that pushes the boundaries of what a horror film can do. Think, the first Halloween film, Ridley Scott's sci-fi-horror hybrid Alien, or The Silence of the Lambs. This film follows in those hallowed footsteps.
Read MoreWhy Pauly Shore Thinks We Need Guest House's Hard R Rating - Exclusive
Much like Pauly Shore himself, Guest House is a throwback to the raunchy comedies of the '80s and '90s, as the actor told Looper during our exclusive interview. "It's a hard rated R and I thought that was cool, especially for these times."
Read MoreIT Star Jaeden Martell Talks His Bond With Losers Club Actors - Exclusive
When Looper sat down with Jaeden Martell to discuss The True Adventures of Wolfboy, the young actor told us it never occurred to him just what a monster impact the IT films would have on moviegoers worldwide, because he was still reveling in the bond he formed with his fellow Losers Club actors.
Read MoreWhy Sister Lilith From Netflix's Warrior Nun Looks So Familiar
Based on Ben Dunn's manga-inspired comic book series Warrior Nun Areala, Netflix's Warrior Nun is a seriously wild ride. As the title would imply, the show's nuns aren't your typical women of the convent, but fighters of the highest order. Here's why Sister Lilith looks familiar.
Read MoreWhy Fans Are Worried About Blue Bloods' Season 11 Premiere
Despite the excitement of the return, some fans have already expressed concerns about the new season, and it's got everything to do with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreRatched's Sarah Paulson On Mildred's Relationship With Gwendolyn - Exclusive
Netflix' One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest prequel series puts a modern spin on the deplorable treatment psychiatric patients faced in the 1940s. Looper took part in a Ratched press conference, during which Sarah Paulson and Cynthia Nixon opened up about their characters' relationship.
Read MoreThe Real Reason HBO Is Letting The Outsider Go
It's been a pretty rough week for small screen adaptations of the works of Stephen King. Just days after Hulu announced it was bringing the axe down on the fantastic anthology series Castle Rock, Deadline has now confirmed that HBO has done the same with The Outsider.
Read MoreWhy Everyone Is Suddenly Binging The Office On Netflix Again
The Office is leaving Netflix at the end of the year. We'll give you a minute to compose yourself.
Read MoreThe Star-Studded Action Movie That's Been Killing It On Hulu
Ten years after its debut, The Expendables is making waves again thanks to its recent debut on Hulu, bringing the joys of AARP-eligible bodybuilders to a whole new generation.
Read MoreWhy Justice League Fans Are Buzzing About Robin's Fate In The Snyder Cut
By the looks of it, some fans believe the Snyder Cut of Justice League could finally explore the darkest Easter egg we've seen so far in these newest DC movies — namely, the death of Robin, previously suggested by an ominous scene in Dawn of Justice.
Read MoreWhy Mandalorian Fans Think Boba Fett Won't Retrieve His Armor
The reason Boba Fett may not retrieve his armor is more alien to Star Wars fans than any space monster or little green man: He's just not that obsessed with Mandalorians.
Read MoreThe Insane Amount Of Money Johnny Depp Is Making For Filming One Fantastic Beasts Scene
While Johnny Depp won't be reprising his role of wizard villain Gellert Grindelwald in the upcoming third installment of the Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them series, he's still getting paid more than his (ex) co-stars Jude Law and Eddie Redmayne.
Read MoreStar Wars Finally Confirms Something We Suspected All Along
It's always seemed odd that Yoda doesn't acknowledge R2-D2 in The Empire Strikes Back, because they definitely shared time fighting a common enemy in the Clone Wars of the prequels. Per a recently published book, however, it's finally been confirmed that Yoda remembered more than he let on.
Read MoreHere's What It Means To Be Branded On Yellowstone
Branding on Yellowstone includes an actual branding iron in the shape of the Dutton Ranch logo heated over a flame and pressed into the skin of a devoted ranch hand. Here's what it really means.
Read MoreThe Unexpected Way Marvel Came Up With The Idea For WandaVision
In an appropriately 2020 left-field twist, the first Marvel venture post-Endgame will also be its quirkiest yet. Here's the unexpected way Marvel came up with the idea for WandaVision.
Read MoreThe Sith Lords We Never Got In The Star Wars Sequel Trilogy
The book The Star Wars Archives: 1999-2005 mainly focuses on the prequels, but it also apparently sheds a wealth of new light on Lucas' plans for what Star Wars' future could've been, including two very important Sith.
Read MoreThe Umbrella Academy Season 3 Is Officially A Go
After months of sweaty-palmed uncertainty, Netflix has finally made things official and given the green light to a third season of The Umbrella Academy.
Read MoreThe Reason Vision Was Painted Blue To Film WandaVision
Disney+'s WandaVision series is so committed to playing within the bounds of classic television that it even prompted a (temporary) change in Vision's trademark maroon color for a reason that's all about nailing those '50s era aesthetics.
Read MoreThe Part Of WandaVision That Terrified Paul Bettany And Elizabeth Olsen
WandaVision looks like it will provide Marvel fans with a surreal experience as Wanda Maximoff and Vision travel through sitcom history, visiting some of the format's most infamous tropes. Originally, the series' stars apparently found the whole concept terrifying.
Read MoreWhy WandaVision's Set Is More Important Than You Think
In the lead up to the WandaVision premiere on Disney+, Entertainment Weekly spoke with the cast, writers, directors, and producers, who went into detail about the process of making the series as well as the real meaning behind one of its filming locations.
Read MoreWhy Chigurh's Fate In No Country For Old Men Means More Than You Think
No Country For Old Men balances its crime narrative with philosophical musings on aging and morality, cut with a streak of absurdist humor. Elements of the movie's ending have raised questions among fans, and what happens to villain Anton Chigurh is one of the most discussed.
Read MoreWandaVision Will Feel Like Six Full Marvel Movies
In Entertainment Weekly's November 10 cover story about WandaVision, the creatives working on the series revealed to the outlet that WandaVision will be far more than just a six-episode miniseries. In fact, one series star went as far as comparing WandaVision to six entire Marvel movies.
Read MoreThe Gross WandaVision Kissing Scene That Sparked The Actors' First-Ever Argument
When the shorthand Paul Bettany and Elizabeth Olsen use to refer to the moment is 'Snotgate,' you know it's going to be bad.
Read MoreWhat Kat Dennings Really Thought Of Chris Hemsworth's Debut As Thor - Exclusive
While it's almost impossible now to imagine a cinematic world without Chris Hemsworth as Thor, one of his co-stars in the God of Thunder's 2011 debut once had the unique privilege of seeing what the Aussie acting sensation could bring to the role before the general moviegoing public did.
Read MoreThe Truth About How WandaVision's Premiere Episode Came Together
The last thing anyone would expect from a Marvel project would be it filming before a live studio audience, but, at least for one episode, that's exactly what WandaVision did.
Read MoreWe Now Know When Jordan Peele's Next Horror Movie Will Be Released
Quick question: What do you have on your calendar for summer 2022? A friend's birthday, or perhaps a wedding or a special anniversary? Well, whatever it is, make sure to leave some flexibility because another important event has been added to the calendar.
Read MoreHow Kevin Feige Convinced Elizabeth Olsen To Say 'Yes' To WandaVision
Wanda Maximoff's story has come very far since her first appearance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Despite that, though, Elizabeth Olsen was still hesitant to sign on to WandaVision, but Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige managed to convince her otherwise.
Read MoreJames Gunn Offers Exciting Update On Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3
It's easy to be a little pessimistic and assume that Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 is proceeding at a snail's pace, if that. However, James Gunn himself just confirmed that the wheels have been spinning behind the MCU scenes all along.
Read MoreThe Tragic Lupin Detail Harry Potter Fans Don't Realize
The Harry Potter franchise features plenty of characters with terribly sad pasts. Here’s the tragic Remus Lupin detail that most Harry Potter fans never considered.
Read MoreJeopardy!'s Tribute To Alex Trebek Will Leave You In Tears
The November 9, 2020 edition of Jeopardy! opened with a touching tribute to Alex Trebek that was enough to leave even the most casual viewer tearing up.
Read MoreThe Underrated Chris Evans Thiller You Can Watch On Netflix Right Now
If you’re a huge Chris Evans fan, you’ll definitely want to check out one of his lesser known flicks — and luckily, it’s streaming on one of the most popular streaming services around. Here’s why The Red Sea Diving Resort is worth watching.
Read MoreThe Unfortunate Way The Walking Dead: World Beyond Made History
With several spin-offs airing and in-development, The Walking Dead universe is rapidly expanding. But the ratings for AMC's latest series World Beyond are proving these new additions may not be enough to revive a dying franchise.
Read MoreThe Princess Switch 2: Switched Again Trailer Has Everyone Talking
Netflix just dropped a trailer for the sequel to 2018's Prince and the Pauper-like Christmas rom-com The Princess Switch, which sees Stacy and Margaret back together again. The twist? This time, there's a third Vanessa Hudgens in the mix!
Read MoreThe Internet Is Going Bonkers Over This SNL Line
As you might imagine, the first episode of Saturday Night Live after the results of the 2020 Presidential election were called had quite a cold open. For many, the absolute highlight was when Jim Carrey brought back the catch phrase of likely the most popular character he's ever played.
Read MoreThe Holiday-Themed Rom-Com That Everyone's Watching On Netflix
Midnight at the Magnolia may have come out a couple of months before its central holiday, but it's always a good time to watch a fun, family-friendly movie where two people fall in love on New Year's Eve. Here's why this romcom is lighting up Netflix.
Read MoreWhat The Mandalorian Reveals About Yoda
Recently, many Star Wars fans have been puzzling over one particular mystery: what exactly do Yoda's people eat? Now that we've spent more time with one of them in a post-Mandalorian world, we may finally have some answers to this hard-hitting question.
Read MoreAngel Has Fallen Fans Just Got The Best News Ever
For too long, fans of both explosions and Gerard Butler have been left in the dark, wondering, "What else has fallen?" Today, they need wonder no more.
Read MoreThe X-Wing Pilots Detail That You Missed In The Mandalorian Chapter 10
In The Mandalorian chapter 10, the crew has a run-in with a couple of New Republic X-wing pilots who identify Mando's ship, the Razor Crest, as the one used during the prison break in season 1's chapter 6. There's a minuscule yet very important detail about the pilots you may have missed.
Read MoreFreaky Director Weighs In On Freaky Death Day Crossover - Exclusive
Director Christopher Landon's Freaky, starring Vince Vaughn as serial killer Barney Garris and Kathryn Newton as the high-schooler he switches bodies with, begs an important question: Is there a Freaky/Happy Death Day shared cinematic universe? Landon weighs in in an exclusive interview with Looper.
Read MoreThe Big Issue Fans Have With The Latest Episode Of Walking Dead: World Beyond
Fans of The Walking Dead franchise had a lot to say about what they saw as a series of extremely dumb decisions from almost everyone on The Walking Dead: World Beyond this week.
Read MoreThe Unexpected Way Marvel Fixed Loki's Mind Stone Plothole
Wouldn't pawning the Mind Stone (in scepter form) off on Loki just make Thanos' job that much harder? And didn't the God of Mischief redeem himself just a little too quickly? Marvel took two potential plot holes and solved them both with one elegant stroke: they updated Loki's social media status.
Read MoreMichael J. Fox Just Reprised His Marty McFly Role In The Most Unexpected Way
Michael J. Fox appears to be reprising his role of Marty McFly from Back to the Future in a way that, in your wildest dreams, you most certainly could not have come up with.
Read MoreWhy The Sidekicks Are The Best Part Of Disney Movies
These secondary characters may come further down the credits, but they're number one in our collective affection. Here's why the sidekicks are the best part of Disney movies, from their songs to their double acts to their big doses of Disney magic.
Read MoreIt Looks Like WandaVision May Have Finished Filming
WandaVision, about Scarlet Witch and Vision settling into a suburban life with a surreal twist, is scheduled to be the first Disney+ original series from Marvel Studios to come out. Thanks to a recent development, it appears that WandaVision is on track for its intended December 2020 launch.
Read MoreHow Ryan Reynolds Reacted To The Death Of Alex Trebek
As the world mourns the death of longtime Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek, who passed away from pancreatic cancer on November 8, many around the world are remembering not only Trebek's work on his day job, but also the numerous appearances he made in other projects. This includes Ryan Reynolds.
Read MoreThe Surprising Actor Alex Trebek Says Did The Best Impression Of Him
Many people may think Will Ferrell offered the zenith of Alex Trebek impressions in Saturday Night Live's "Celebrity Jeopardy!" sketches. However, there was another celebrity impression Trebek himself was particularly fond of.
Read MoreA Terrible Kevin James Comedy Is Defying The Odds And Killing It On Netflix
Netflix’s content catalog is filled with great films, from Academy Award nominees to outstanding Netflix originals, but somehow, 2009's much-maligned Paul Blart: Mall Cop is crushing it on the streaming platform.
Read MoreHere's Why Alex Trebek Never Quit Filming Jeopardy! While He Was Sick
On Sunday, November 8, 2020, Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek died at the age of 80 after suffering complications from stage IV pancreatic cancer. But even as his pain worsened from a recent surgery, the 80-year-old broadcasting legend refused to stop filming the popular game show. Here's why.
Read MoreThe Fantasy Series That Avatar: The Last Airbender Fans Need To Watch On Netflix
With the hit animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender finally making its way to Netflix, fans continue to rewatch, theorize about the show, and praise it for its accomplishments. But what do you do when you finish rewatching it for the tenth time?
Read MoreWhat The Final Days Of Alex Trebek's Life Were Like
The host of the popular quiz show Jeopardy, Alex Trebek, died at the age of 80 on Sunday, November 8, after an extended battle with pancreatic cancer, and it seems he spent his final days exactly how he hoped he would in his memoir.
Read MoreLinda's Voice Actor Teases Bob's Burgers 200th Episode And The Movie - Exclusive
This Sunday, November 15, Bob's Burgers will hit a huge milestone: episode number 200. Looper spoke to John Roberts, the voice of Linda Belcher, in an exclusive interview about the landmark episode and about the upcoming Bob's Burgers movie.
Read MoreThe Hulu Crime Drama That Yellowstone Fans Need To Watch
To pass the time until Yellowstone season 4 comes out, you may want to wrap yourself up in another neo-Western series. Get ready for your next binge-watch, because Justified is available in its entirety on Hulu.
Read MoreSavage Alex Trebek Jeopardy! Moments That Will Have You Cracking Up
When news broke on that Jeopardy! host, Alex Trebek passed away due to complications from stage IV pancreatic cancer, fans flocked to remember the game show host — including his most hilariously savage moments.
Read MoreAlex Trebek's Tragic Death Explained
2020 has been a long, heavy year. And while these final months are finally showing a light on the horizon, in multiple fronts, the second week of November brought some sad news, regarding the death of yet another iconic figure: Alex Trebek, of Jeopardy fame.
Read MoreThe Comedic Fantasy Movie On Netflix You Forgot Starred Armie Hammer
A little over a decade ago, Armie Hammer was just another up-and-coming actor with a couple of impressive appearances in teen-centric CW Network fare. That changed, and one of his earlier movies is now lighting up Netflix.
Read MoreThis Was Alex Trebek's Pick To Be The Next Jeopardy! Host
On November 8, 2020, Jeopardy!'s intrepid host, Alex Trebek, passed away due to complications from stage IV pancreatic cancer. Though he can never truly be replaced, here’s Alex Trebek’s tongue-in-cheek pick to be the next Jeopardy! host.
Read MoreThe Tiny Detail That Once Stopped Production On The Office
Throughout the years, the show has been praised for everything from its quirky brand of purposely-cringey humor to its iconic, unforgettable characters, but you can't talk about what makes The Office great without getting into the insane amount of detail that went into every part of it.
Read MoreWhy The Head Writer Suddenly Quit The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
Over at The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, the show has continued to face internal difficulties and changes in the creative team, ever since Jimmy Fallon took over the role of host from Jay Leno in 2014. The newest head writer is also leaving, but not for the reasons widely being reported.
Read MoreThe Hannibal Detail We Never See In Silence Of The Lambs
Some fans of Thomas Harris' Hannibal Lecter novels have a big problem with the character's depiction in The Silence of the Lambs. One detail in particular seems conspicuously missing from the cinematic version of the character.
Read MoreThe Game Show Alex Trebek Wished He Could Have Hosted
However, while it's hard to argue that Jeopardy! was Trebek's signature role, and there was certainly no gig that could have ever gotten Trebek to leave his Jeopardy! duties, there's one other game show he would have loved to host.
Read MoreYou've Probably Never Heard Of Alex Trebek's Favorite Movies
You can judge a lot about a man by his taste in movies, and Trebek's picks certainly suggest that he really was the classy intellectual we always presumed him to be.
Read MoreGame Shows You Never Knew Alex Trebek Hosted
Well before Alex Trebek became famous for hosting Jeopardy, he was ... well, hosting other game shows, actually. Here are some you might have never heard of before.
Read MoreAlex Trebek's Final On-Screen Appearance Might Not Be Jeopardy!
Pop-cultural icon that he is, Trebek has appeared in dozens of similar cameos, but this one is unique as it will likely mark the host's final on-screen appearance.
Read MoreHollywood Pays Tribute To Alex Trebek
On Sunday, November 8, 2020, Alex Trebek, who hosted the celebrated quiz show Jeopardy! for 36 years, passed away from pancreatic cancer. When news of Trebek's death broke, people of all walks of life expressed their sadness at the loss of one of the most familiar faces on television.
Read MoreSNL: Donald Trump And Son Escape White House In A White Ford Bronco
Trump's loss is all anyone is talking about, including celebrities, so of course they're joking about it in the first SNL episode since the 2020 presidential election concluded — with Dave Chapelle hosting.
Read MoreThe Antonio Detail You Missed In Scarface
A small and pretty overlooked detail about Tony Montana's wardrobe from early on in Scarface actually came back around in the end, bringing his characterization full circle.
Read MoreThe Secret Behind Netflix's Personalized Thumbnails
If you're a Netflix subscriber, something you've likely noticed (and maybe even thought about) is the thumbnails you see for each movie and show you are recommended. The axiom may be "don't judge a book by its cover" but, in reality, Netflix thinks a lot about this — and it matters.
Read MoreUncle Ben And Aunt Jemima Got Fired Last Night On SNL
It's not uncommon for actors to break during Saturday Night Live sketches, but when a comedian of Dave Chappelle's caliber can't stop himself from laughing, you know the joke is good. That's exactly what happened on the Nov. 7 episode of SNL in the midst of a skit about Uncle Ben and Aunt Jemima.
Read MoreColin Trevorrow Has Exciting News About Jurassic World: Dominion
Fans are extremely excited for any news about the upcoming third film in the Jurassic World franchise, and Trevorrow just delivered.
Read MoreA Ryan Reynolds Flop Is Defying The Odds And Dominating Netflix
In brightest day, in blackest night, and in a very specific set of markets in Central and South America, Green Lantern has finally found its audience. The 2011 flop is currently tearing up the charts in Mexico, the Dominican Republic, and darned near every corner of mainland South America.
Read MoreThe Groundbreaking Anime Fans Of Altered Carbon Need To Watch
Altered Carbon owes its existence to the likes of Blade Runner and The Matrix, but anime also played a critical role in the show's aesthetic. If you're looking for something similar to Altered Carbon to watch next, might we suggest one of the most influential anime films of all time.
Read MoreThe Sci-Fi Series That Gives Altered Carbon Fans Renewal Hopes
Appropriately enough considering the source material, some fans are now thinking they might be able to find a new sleeve for the series by following the model of another once-cancelled sci-fi series: Amazon's The Expanse.
Read MoreThe Man Of Steel Moment That Confuses Superman Fans
How did that guy tackle Clark Kent to the ground when they were out on the fishing boat? The scene defies explanation.
Read MoreHow Thor: Ragnarok Fixed A Multiple Movie Plothole
Taika Waititi's 2017 hit, Thor: Ragnarok went a long way toward rectifying one of the MCU's biggest continuity errors through a small-yet-ingenious scene.
Read MoreHow We Could Get Totally Awesome Hulk In The MCU
Following the end of the decade-long Infinity Saga, the Marvel Cinematic Universe finds itself in a state of transition with some of its landmark heroes. Here's one possible direction the studio could go with Hulk.
Read MoreThe New Holiday Rom-Com That's Taking Over Netflix
Netflix seems dead-set on giving the Hallmark Channel a run for its money when it comes to producing feel-good Christmas-themed movies. It may not even be Thanksgiving yet, but the streamer has recently released its latest holiday flick, and it's already working its way up the charts.
Read MoreWill Ferrell's Underrated Dark Comedy You Need To Watch On Netflix
If you don't think Will Ferrell can be serious when he wants to be, then you've obviously never seen Stranger Than Fiction. While the 2006 film does have a comedic sensibility, it allows Ferrell to delve into a side of his acting chops he rarely shows off.
Read MoreThe Award-Winning Dark Comedy Thriller That's Been Killing It On Hulu
In case you haven't heard already, Parasite is one of the greatest films of the 21st century. It's one of those movies you watch and instantly know it will be studied and talked about for years, and now you can watch it for the first (or second) time on Hulu.
Read MoreJoe Mantegna On His Relationship With Peter Falk And Being A TV Detective - Exclusive
There are artistic partnerships that stick with you, creating bonds that transcend the call of "cut" or the rolling of the credits. For Joe Mantegna, one name stands above the rest, as he recently told Looper. Coincidentally, it's another actor who made a name for himself as a crime-solver on TV.
Read MoreTom Holland Gives Us The First Look Behind The Scenes Of Spider-Man 3
Unlike Thanos' snap, a global pandemic isn't enough to stop Peter Parker. Filming is now underway, and Tom Holland recently dropped the first peek behind the scenes via a cheeky Instagram post that came with a rather cogent message for fans.
Read MoreThe Ending Of Sinister Explained
If you want to understand the final moments of this creepy horror flick, then here's the ending of Sinister explained.
Read MoreThings Only Adults Notice In X-Men: The Animated Series
X-Men: The Animated Series dazzled '90s viewers with action, drama, and real-world storytelling. So sophisticated is this cartoon, in fact, that a whole lot of it goes over kids' heads. We're here to explore those details aimed straight at X-Men's older audience.
Read MoreCould There Be A Speed 3 With Keanu Reeves?
Action movies sometimes get sequels made after decades, so it's not outside the realm of possibility for Speed to receive the same treatment. That turned out to be a prominent point of discussion when Speed director Jan de Bont sat down with Collider to talk about his filmography.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Joel Kinnaman Loved Filming The Informer - Exclusive
Joel Kinnaman is known for playing some pretty tough characters. Now, Kinnaman is adding another tough guy to his impressive resume with his starring turn in The Informer. In an interview with Looper, Kinnaman revealed why he loved filming the movie.
Read MoreWhy The Pilots In The Mandalorian Chapter 10 Look So Familiar
When two X-Wing pilots pursue Mando, we only get brief glimpses of the pilots in their cockpits. That's enough for fans to perhaps get a flash of recognition of them both, albeit from two very different sources.
Read MoreThe Real Reason The Mandalorian Needs Ahsoka Tano
The creators of The Mandalorian have already announced other characters who will stop by to help Mando along his journey in season 2. The most exciting of the bunch? Ahsoka Tano, Anakin Skywalker's former Padawan. Here's why the show needs her.
Read MoreLennie James Dishes On His Show Save Me And How He Landed It In One Weekend - Exclusive
With the second season of his hit drama Save Me now available in the U.S. on Peacock, Looper sat down with Lennie James to ask him about how this story came to fruition and how long it gestated before coming to life.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Mad Max's Furiosa
Mad Max: Fury Road's Furiosa is a fierce warrior motivated by revenge, compassion, and longing. But how did she lose her arm? And who was she before Immortan Joe named her as his Imperator? We're here to explore all those details and more.
Read MoreWhy The Names In The Mandalorian Chapter 10 Sound So Familiar
Adding to the growing list of The Mandalorian season 2 Easter eggs, two names on the series' newest episode, "Chapter 10: The Passenger," call back to the ever-expanding Star Wars universe in a very small yet clever way.
Read MoreThe Truth About The Creatures In The Mandalorian Chapter 10
Our friends Mando and the Child have faced some tough challenges during the course of The Mandalorian. Pirates, stormtroopers, and even a Krayt Dragon have terrorized our intergalactic twosome. However, all of that was nothing compared to what awaited them in chapter 10, "The Passenger."
Read MoreYoung Sheldon Reveals The Name Of Sheldon And Amy's Son
After 12 seasons and 279 episodes, The Big Bang Theory finally came to an end in 2019. But still, some fans wanted to continue hearing updates about Sheldon (Jim Parsons), and the rest of the nerds, to see what they're up to these days.
Read MoreThe Mandalorian Chapter 10 Gives A Clever Nod To Galaxy's Edge
With The Mandalorian's "Chapter 10: The Passenger," the Star Wars cinematic universe is now officially connected to the theme park Galaxy's Edge and the planet it's based on, thanks to this one little detail.
Read MoreWhy Dr. Mandible In The Mandalorian Chapter 10 Is More Important Than You Realize
Yes, Disney+'s live-action Star Wars streamer The Mandalorian is back. And even as the galaxy continues bow down at the unimaginable adorableness of The Child, season 2 of the series has already featured more galaxy-inspired creatures than you can shake a Bantha horn at, including Dr. Mandible.
Read MoreWhy Frog Lady From The Mandalorian Chapter 10 Isn't What You Think
In case you thought this alien looked familiar, you weren't alone. A lot of fans assumed she was part of a species we've already seen in the Star Wars universe, but we're here to deliver the unfortunate news: That just can't be the case.
Read MoreWhy Some People Might Want To Avoid Watching The Mandalorian Chapter 10
Fans of The Mandalorian were met with a pretty unpleasant surprise during the tenth chapter and second episode of the series’ second season. Here’s why anyone afraid of spiders might want to avoid watching The Mandalorian chapter 10.
Read MoreThe History Of The Idiot's Array In The Mandalorian Chapter 10
This is one hand you never want your opponent to show in a high-stakes game of sabacc.
Read MoreThe Running Gag MCU Fans Hope To See Continue In Thor: Love And Thunder
Thor seems like a completely different character from where he started, but there is one one humorous tradition, going back to his first appearance, which fans hope will continue in the upcoming Thor: Love and Thunder.
Read MoreThe Ending Of V For Vendetta Explained
Many were left puzzled by the film's cryptic message. Everything converges in a final act that is truly triumphant and we're here to revel in its glory. This is the ending of V for Vendetta explained.
Read MoreHere's Why You Can't Watch This Chappelle's Show Episode On Netflix Anymore
What could have caused such an omission, and which episode didn't make it onto the streaming platform? Let's take a look at why you can't watch this particular Chappelle's Show episode on Netflix anymore.
Read MoreThe Ending Of The Queen's Gambit Explained
The title of Netflix's latest critical hit The Queen's Gambit is a bit misleading, but only because the series is not a true gambit — much like the chess moves its named after. Instead, from beginning to end it watches like a clear and decisive win for the streamer.
Read MoreThe Finn Story We Never Got To See In Star Wars
No matter where you stand, you've likely, at one point or another, pondered some of the unused ideas for The Rise of Skywalker that wound up on the cutting room floor. Surprisingly, many ideas have come to light in the time since the film's release, and quite a few of them sounded pretty intriguing.
Read MoreWhat John Boyega Could Look Like As The Red Hood
During the DC FanDome event, it was announced that there would be a forthcoming Static Shock movie. People immediately took to Twitter saying Boyega should take up the role. Boyega, however, tweeted that he had a different character in mind: the Red Hood.
Read MoreLoki Fans May Have Gotten Great News Ahead Of Its Disney+ Debut
You're a fan of Loki on Disney+, aren't you? If you answered "I don't know, it's not out yet," then you're just not living up to your potential as an MCU enthusiast. In any case, it looks like you'll have more of the show to enjoy, once you figure out how much you love it.
Read MoreHow Tasha's Cauldron Of Everything Changes Dungeons & Dragons Forever
The newest addition to the Dungeons & Dragons canon provides new spells, history, adventures for players, and probably a few of those Easter eggs the franchise is known for, but that's not all this book does.
Read MoreHere's When You Can Watch Tenet On Digital, Blu-Ray, And DVD
In a year where the COVID-19 pandemic pushed back pretty much every major blockbuster into 2021, there was one movie that stuck to its guns and came out in theaters (wherever capable), regardless. Fortunately, you'll soon be able to watch the film while adhering to social distancing guidelines.
Read MoreWhat The Jawas In The Mandalorian Look Like Under Their Hood
Since they were first introduced in Episode IV, Tatooine's jibbering, miniature scrap enthusiasts have never been seen sans robe. In the real world, Jawa faces have become a niche nerdy point of fascination, a detail of a beloved fantasy world held just outside of fans' reach.
Read MoreHere's Why A Sequel To Superman Returns Never Happened
He may have returned in the Arrowverse, but Brandon Routh never got the chance to star in a proper sequel to 2006's Superman Returns. The actor recently sat down for an interview with Geek House Show to talk about his time as Superman, and explained why Superman Returns 2 never happened.
Read MoreThe Surprising Inspiration For Linda In Bob's Burgers - Exclusive
When Looper spoke with John Roberts, the voice of Linda Belcher on Bob's Burgers, about the landmark 11th season and upcoming 200th episode, he told us about the person who most influenced his portrayal of Linda.
Read MoreHow Much Of Justice League Was Really Directed By Zack Snyder?
At the heart of the dialogue over the Snyder Cut is Ray Fisher, who played Cyborg in Justice League. Now, Fisher is answering a big question Zack Snyder fans have had for three years: Just how much of what Snyder shot of Justice League made it to the theatrical cut of the film?
Read MoreThe Magical Nicolas Cage Adventure You Can Catch On Disney+ Right Now
Nicolas Cage has carved out one of the most adventurous careers in cinema history. But some may not remember a magical adventure movie he starred in way back in 2010. Luckily for those who missed out on the film originally, The Sorcerer's Apprentice is now available to stream on Disney+.
Read MoreHow King Crimson From JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Actually Works
In JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, the concept of Stands and their superpowers can be confusing even to devoted JoJo fans. Perhaps the greatest example of this, at least in the anime so far, is Diavolo's Stand King Crimson. Join us as we break down how King Crimson really works.
Read More15 Best Movies On Netflix Right Now
It can be tough to figure out what to stream next in Netflix's vast library, but don't worry. From incredible underrated gems to timeless favorites that you haven't thought about in years, we've rounded up the best movies on Netflix right now.
Read MoreThe Detail You Missed On Cobb Vanth's Armor In The Mandalorian Chapter 9
For as much as Timothy Olyphant's performance told Mandalorian viewers that they weren't looking at Boba Fett, the show's costume and props teams worked hard to let fans know this really was his armor. There's even a new addition to the armor that fits perfectly with its history.
Read MoreWhy Snape Is The Best Part Of Harry Potter
From his killer snark to his secret heroism, Severus Snape is one of the most memorable parts of Harry Potter. We're here to celebrate Hogwarts' potions master as the best part of the entire series, greasy hair and all.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Netflix Fans Are Pausing This Holidate Scene
There are plenty of reasons to take a moment and reflect on what's happening. Sometimes it's a crucial mental health maneuver. Other times, you think you just saw Ryan Gosling. In the case of viewers watching Netflix's Holidate, maybe it's a little of both.
Read MoreThe LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special Trailer Has Fans Stoked
This holiday season, Lucasfilm is dumping its Star Wars LEGOs out on the floor and mixing characters from across the galaxy to create The LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special. The trailer just dropped on November 5, 2020, and the frequently divided Star Wars fans are delighted all around.
Read MoreWhy James Spader Doesn't Get Many Movie Offers Anymore
James Spader is fantastic on many of our favorite TV shows, but why doesn't he get many movie offers anymore?
Read MoreThe Crime-Centric Christmas Movie Heating Up The Netflix Charts
It's never too early to start planning your Christmas movie playlist, and Netflix has an assortment of holiday-themed flicks to put you in a festive spirit. One film in particular, Christmas Catch, is currently burning up the Netflix charts.
Read MoreThe Hagrid Line That Would Have Changed The Harry Potter Movies
One of the most beloved characters in the Harry Potter series might not be a friendly giant after all. If you haven’t read the Harry Potter books, here’s the one Hagrid line that could have changed the films in a big way.
Read MoreThe Boys Season 3 Soldier Boy Theory That Should Worry Homelander Fans
As the fan theory goes: Homelander will either break down, go AWOL, or be fired when some unsavory news about him sees the light of day. When that happens, Soldier Boy will be his replacement. Admittedly, it makes a good bit of sense.
Read MoreLove And Monsters Director Michael Matthews Talks Dylan O'Brien, Michael Rooker, And More - Exclusive Interview
Looper spoke to Matthews in an exclusive interview, during which he dished on what it was like working with Dylan O'Brien and Michael Rooker, all the shenanigans the cast got up to behind the scenes, and how much of Love and Monsters was ad-libbed.
Read MoreMarvel Lied To You About Guardians Of The Galaxy
The Guardians of the Galaxy are imaginary. By definition, everything about them is a lie. But let's take a closer look at a few times when Marvel really made the Guardians' audience heads spin with confusing information.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Invincible
The long-running Image Comics series Invincible is coming to Amazon Prime. But what is this superheroic saga actually about? Well, it's about alien conquerors, teen romance, and a whole lot of family drama. We're here to deliver the details on this beloved comic, soon to hit the small screen.
Read MoreHow Harry Potter's Yule Ball Is More Sinister Than You Thought
One of Harry Potter’s most glamorous scenes is way more sinister than you originally thought. Here’s why the Yule Ball in Harry Potter has a much darker meaning than you originally thought.
Read MoreWhy Dwayne Johnson Had To Work Out Differently To Play Hercules
As it turns out, he not only works out for every movie he's in, but changes how he does so depending on what kind of character he's playing, and if any character deserves a specialized workout routine, it's the super-jacked son of Zeus.
Read MoreHow Lashana Lynch Feels About Being The First Female 007
In a recent interview with Harper's Bazaar, Lynch sat down to speak candidly about what it's like to be the new 007, what the consequences of that have been, and how she feels about it as we all wait for the final Daniel Craig Bond film to bow next year.
Read MoreThe Highest-Grossing Superhero Movies That Aren't Marvel Or DC
They might not show up in Marvel movies or DC films, but these superheroes proved they could deliver big thrills and big bucks at the box office.
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If you didn’t think you could love Keanu Reeves more, wait until you hear Academy Award winner Octavia Spencer’s sweet story about the star. Here’s why Spencer's with Reeves will make you love him even more.
Read MoreWhy The Witches Remake Is Getting Major Backlash
The latest adaptation of The Witches has stirred up some serious controversy. Here’s why The Witches remake is getting major backlash, and why its parent studio, Warner Bros., has since apologized.
Read MoreThe Deadwood Reunion You Missed In The Mandalorian Chapter 9
Fans who stuck around for the credits likely noticed another Deadwood alum listed among the episode's cast as well, with W. Earl Brown turning up in heavy make-up as the Weequay bartender.
Read MoreFriday The 13th Reboot Actor On Why Jason Is Actually A Sympathetic Character - Exclusive
Derek Mears, the actor who plays Swamp Thing, has plenty to work with when cultivating a sympathetic character. However, he's also played Jason Voorhees in the 2009 remake of Friday the 13th. In an exclusive interview with Looper, Mears discussed how Jason can be viewed as sympathetic.
Read MoreWhy The Mandalorian Chapter 9 Holonet Scene Means More Than You Think
As it turns out, the Aurebesh text seen during the flashback scene in The Mandalorian Chpater 9 wasn't just a bunch of scribbles meant to fill in the frame — one viewer translated the writing and found a fun little Easter egg that also happens to open up a plot hole.
Read MoreWhat Kat Dennings Revealed About Her Role In WandaVision - Exclusive
Kat Dennings admitted to Looper in an exclusive interview for her new film comedy Friendsgiving that the news of the MCU bringing her Thor character, Darcy Lewis, into the orbit of the streaming series WandaVision took her by surprise.
Read MoreWhy The Empire Is The Best Part Of Star Wars
From its cool tech to its iconic villains, here's why the Empire is the best part of Star Wars.
Read MoreHere's What Eiza Gonzalez Would Look Like As Green Lantern
A month after HBO Max confirmed that Jessica Cruz would be included in the ten hour-long episode series, fans began wondering just who would be cast and what the show might look like.
Read MoreThe History Of Wakanda's Vibranium Explained
Vibranium is the magnificent metal that makes Wakanda the techno-fantasyland it is. Where did it come from? What types of vibranium exist? Who has tried to steal it over the many centuries? We're here to explain all that and more.
Read MoreThe NCIS: Los Angeles Change That Will Surprise Longtime Fans In Season 12
With fans eager to see their favorite NCIS: Los Angeles characters again, a new addition to the cast in season 12 might throw everyone for a loop.
Read MoreThe Hilarious Emma Stone Comedy Everyone's Loving On Netflix
There are enough poignant moments in Easy A that the film feels substantial, but the tone is light and the humor is uproarious. Here's what else you need to know about this high school comedy gem that has Netflix viewers watching in droves.
Read MoreThe Boys Fans Have Interesting Theories About Jensen Ackles' Soldier Boy
Until we see season 3 of The Boys for ourselves, fans will continue wondering how Soldier Boy will fit into the series, and there's one intriguing idea currently making the rounds. Here's the scoop.
Read MoreThe Controversial Sketch Comedy Everyone's Binging On Netflix
The sketch comedy series that made waves nearly two decades ago is back with a bang. Chappelle's Show premiered on Netflix on November 1, and it's already scoring big ratings, landing a spot on the streaming platform's Top 10 TV Shows in the U.S. list.
Read MoreNew Black Widow Photos Are Extremely Revealing
Despite the production setbacks, the steady drip of new information and collateral materials from the film continues to trickle in, with a few new pictures showing actor O.T. Fagbenle in character as Rick Mason.
Read MoreThe Workplace Drama That Julia Garner Fans Need To Watch On Hulu
Where actors are concerned, the movie biz is concerned with two categories: established players with names recognizable enough to immediately peak interest from viewers, and up-and-comers. As far as so-called "up-and-comers" go, few have had the impressive rise of Ozark breakout Julia Garner.
Read MoreTitans Season 3 Gives An Iconic Hero A Drastic New Look
Season 2 saw Starfire delve deeper into her alien origins, and while we don't know where the show will take her in season 3, we at least have an idea of what she'll look like for at least a little bit of the upcoming story line thanks to a recent photo posted by Boris Mojsovski on Instagram.
Read MoreScott Gimple Talks The Walking Dead Universe - Exclusive Interview - Exclusive
Running one of the biggest horror franchises in television history is both a juggling act and a daunting task, and Gimple let us in on what his day-to-day looks like — and the relationships he has with his staff of trusted showrunners and writers.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Castle Rock Got Canceled
Unfortunately, it seems that Castle Rock has told its last chilling story, because it won't be seeing a third season. But why did this horror show meet such an untimely fate? Let's take a look at the real reason Castle Rock got canceled.
Read MoreThe Mark Wahlberg Action Movie Burning Up The Netflix Charts
November's Netflix releases include a bevy of cinematic classics. One notable addition to the streaming service's offerings is Mile 22, a 2018 action thriller that's tearing its way up the Netflix charts.
Read MoreThe Biographical Thriller Killing It On Netflix Right Now
Is Snowden really one of the best things on Netflix right now? Let's take a look at the biographical thriller that's killing it on Netflix right now.
Read MoreThe Terminator Easter Egg You Never Caught In Alita: Battle Angel
Alita: Battle Angel is a wild, entertaining sci-fi romp with some truly stunning visuals and intense action. It's a gift that keeps on giving — and as icing on the awesomeness cake, there's also the occasional, cool hidden detail that it's almost impossible to notice during the first viewing.
Read MoreFear The Walking Dead's Garrett Dillahunt Reveals Who Killed Cameron
Per Dillahunt himself, Cameron's real killer should be far less in doubt, with the actor pointing his finger in the general direction of the big bad boss lady herself.
Read MoreHarrison Ford's Sean Connery Tribute Has People Talking
And commemorating one of Connery's most memorable turns, Harrison Ford gave a statement to Today reflecting on their time co-starring in 1989's Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
Read MoreThe Real Meaning Behind John's Tooth On Fear The Walking Dead
Against all odds, Fear the Walking Dead has found new and exciting ways for fans to see this universe continue to decay, just like John's rotten tooth.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Daniel Day-Lewis Doesn't Do Sequels
Many actors working today have had to reprise at least one of their defining roles. That's what makes Daniel Day-Lewis such a unique case: unflagging integrity.
Read MoreOzark's Julia Garner Is Unrecognizable In New Netflix Role
She's best known for playing Ruth on Ozark, but Julia Garner isn't afraid to explore new roles. The star has recently been seen on the set of her new Netflix project — and she's essentially unrecognizable.
Read MoreWhy The Cowardly Lion Costume From The Wizard Of Oz Was So Disgusting
It may be iconic, but that doesn't mean it was pleasant. The Cowardly Lion costume from The Wizard of Oz stands as one of Hollywood's most disgusting. Here's why.
Read MoreThe Holidate Scene That Terrified Luke Bracey
There's surely a lot of pressure around reimagining one of film's most romantic dance floor moments. But luckily for Holidate actor Luke Bracey, the moment added a little bit of awkward humor — at Emma Robert's expense — to take some of that pressure off.
Read MoreThe Haunting Of Bly Manor Twist That Shocked Victoria Pedretti
Victoria Pedretti played Nell Crain on The Haunting of Hill House, and took on the lead role of Dani Clayton on Bly Manor. What part of the new series managed to shock Pedretti as much as fans were shocked by the revelation of the Bent-Neck Lady?
Read MoreThe Mr. Miyagi Idea In Karate Kid 5 That Could Have Changed Cobra Kai
According to William Zabka, Pat Morita once pitched a fifth Karate Kid movie that would have put Johnny Lawrence on a very different path from the one the Cobra Kai series has laid out for him, envisioning a Johnny who rose above his defeat to become a success.
Read MoreThe Truth Behind Disney's Creepy New Animatronic Robot
Yes, the House of Mouse has developed a skinless machine man. The goal: make animatronics more lifelike. It's a stepping stone towards more immersive, realistic animatronics, incorporating simulated breathing and micromovements in the eyes to replicate actual human interactions.
Read MoreWhat Really Gave Jaeden Martel Nightmares While Filming IT - Exclusive
While the sight of Pennywise is enough to induce nightmares in anybody, IT's Jaeden Martell told Looper in an exclusive interview that seeing the murderous clown in the flesh actually wasn't the reason he lost sleep at night.
Read MoreThe Penn Badgley Photo That Has Netflix's You Fans Freaking Out
Fans have been waiting on bated breath since December of 2019 for news on season 3 of You, and based on a recent Facebook post from Netflix, they now have a major reason to get excited.
Read MoreWhat You'll Only Notice In The Haunting Of Bly Manor If You Rewatch It
Netflix's The Haunting of Bly Manor is so detailed that there are probably quite a few of these moments that you missed. Because of this, many fans have already begun to rewatch the series, noting lines and other details that they didn't realize were connected until now.
Read MoreWhy The Hobbits Are The Best Part Of Lord Of The Rings
The hobbits aren't the flashiest characters or the strongest, but they're without question the best and most important part of The Lord of the Rings.
Read MoreThe Gritty Cop Drama That's Burning Up The Netflix Charts
Written and directed by real-life ex-cop Olivier Marchal, the César Award nominee and astonishingly prolific filmmaker behind 36 Quai des Orfèvres, Rogue City hit Netflix like a freight train on October 30th.
Read MoreHidden Fantasy Gems On Netflix You Need To Watch
Whether you're looking for a fairy tale, a dark quest into lands where demons dwell, or a little bit of both, Netflix has got you covered. Let us be the wizard to your hobbit, and take you on adventures you'll never forget. Here are the hidden fantasy gems on Netflix you need to watch
Read MoreFX Is 'Optimistic' About Y: The Last Man Adaptation
The long-in-development TV series has never been closer to actually happening.
Read MoreKeiynan Lonsdale Is Departing The CW's Arrowverse
Keiynan Lonsdale, who plays Wally West on The Flash and DC's Legends of Tomorrow, has announced that he will not be returning to either series in a regular role. Departing on good terms, the actor said in a farewell note posted on Twitter that he would remain open to an eventual return.
Read MoreRick Famuyiwa To Write, Direct Adaptation Of Black Hole
Black Hole, the stark comic book by Charles Burns, will finally be adapted for the screen by Rick Famuyiwa.
Read MoreGuardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3 To Start Filming In 2019
One way or another, the Guardians of the Galaxy are coming back for one last ride. Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige has shared some details about the imminent production of the third movie in the series, sharing an update on the movie's script as well as a projected start date.
Read MoreNeil Young Roams The Lonesome West In Netflix's Paradox Trailer
Daryl Hannah's directorial debut, Paradox, features original music from star Neil Young.
Read MoreRun This Town: Damian Lewis To Play Toronto Mayor Rob Ford
Rob Ford, the late former mayor of Toronto who made international waves when reports of his crack-smoking habit were made public, will be portrayed by Damian Lewis in a new film called Run This Town.
Read MoreStar Wars Episode IX: Did John Boyega Reveal A Time Jump?
Details on the saga-concluding Star Wars: Episode IX are few and far between, but star John Boyega might have filled in a few blanks. Speaking to the press in the leadup to the production of the Star Wars sequel, the actor revealed that he's having to change his look up before filming — but why?
Read MoreKat Dennings Reveals The Hilarious True Story That Inspired Friendsgiving - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Looper, Kat Dennings says the special kind of crazy her character experiences in Friendsgiving will make viewers appreciate what they might have experienced at their own Thanksgiving celebrations.
Read MoreThe Truth Behind The Mandalorian's Tusken Raider Sign Language
Fans of The Mandalorian may have picked up on the way the Tusken Raiders communicate on the show. It turns out that Troy Kotsur, one of the actors playing a Tusken Raider, is Deaf and helped design Tusken Sign Language (TSL) for the series.
Read MoreThe Two Huge Sitcoms Actress Jessica Capshaw Surprisingly Passed On
Netflix’s new original romantic comedy The Holidate features some pretty recognizable television stars, but you probably don’t know that one of its supporting players turned down two huge sitcoms earlier in her career.
Read MoreThe Spaceballs Joke That Went Over Your Head As A Kid
Most fans of Mel Brooks' iconic Star Wars satire, Spaceballs, could easily recite the film's most memorable lines. From the (literal) jammed radar scene to Lord Dark Helmet's ridiculous "father's brother's nephew's cousin's former roommate" reveal, the comedy is loaded with rewatchable moments.
Read MoreWhy Gor Karesh From The Mandalorian Sounds So Familiar
The second season of The Mandalorian has landed on Disney+. As audiences navigate through the haze of excitement surrounding a new series of space western adventures, let's take a moment to consider the important questions. Questions like, "Who was that one-eyed guy at the beginning?"
Read MoreThe True Horror In His House Isn't What You Think
In a roundtable interview for His House, attended by Looper, writer-director Remi Weekes reveals the true horror of his newest film.
Read MoreThe Hermes Joke Only Adult Futurama Fans Understand
Fans of Futurama know that the team behind the science fiction cartoon always put considerable effort into the production of each episode. And within each episode there are callbacks, Easter eggs, and layered jokes that can make viewers think twice about a line they just heard.
Read MoreWhy The Umbrella Academy's Green Cube Might Not Be What You Think
The Umbrella Academy's season 2 finale was chock-full of surprises, but the biggest may have come in the form of a floating box. What — or who — is it? And is it really named Christopher?
Read MoreThe Classic Rom-Com That Holidate Fans Should Watch Next
If you loved Netflix’s buzziest new romantic comedy, there’s a classic you should check out during your next movie night. After you finish The Holidate for either the first or fifth time, you should definitely watch When Harry Met Sally next.
Read MoreWhat Sean Connery's Final Days Were Like
Even though he was unwell in the months leading up to his passing, Connery's final days were spent surrounded by the people he loved most.
Read MoreSean Connery's Wife Reveals His Private Struggle Before Death
According to a number of sources, Connery's widow, artist Micheline Roquebrune, has revealed the nature of her husband's very personal struggle at the end, and it's one that literally millions of people around the globe can relate to.
Read MoreWhat Mads Mikkelsen Would Look Like As Dracula
In the latest iteration of Dracula, the 2020 series that premiered earlier this year on Netflix and BBC One, the titular vampire is portrayed by Claes Bang. However, what if the role had gone to a different Danish actor? Here's what Mads Mikkelsen would have looked like.
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The Real Reason Amazon Canceled Utopia
Amazon Prime's Utopia wasn't made to last. After just one season, the streamer decided to pull the plug on the conspiracy-tinged thriller created by Gillian Flynn. For all the show had going for it, it's not hard to determine the real reason that Amazon decided to cancel Utopia.
Read MoreWhy The Boys' Stormfront Had A Bigger Role Than You Realized
Stormfront was a dangerous and destabilizing presence throughout season 2 of The Boys, but the role she played in advancing Vought's agenda is bigger than you may realize.
Read MoreHere's How You Can Watch Every Season Of Game Of Thrones
Whether you want to revisit the best of Game of Thrones or start it for the first time, here’s how you can watch every season of this award-winning fantasy epic.
Read MoreThe All Valley Karate Championship Board Moment That Bothers Cobra Kai Fans
In Karate Kid canon, Johnny is said to have won the tournament twice before the 1984 All Valley Championship depicted in The Karate Kid. He didn't even drop a single point in the 1983 tournament. Why no recognition?
Read MoreThe Office Alternate Episode Ending Would Have Changed Jim & Pam
One of The Office’s most beloved episodes almost had a totally different — and pretty off-putting — ending. Here’s the alternate episode ending on The Office that could have changed Jim and Pam… potentially for the worse.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Tom Selleck Joined The Cast Of Blue Bloods
While it may seem like every actor in Hollywood chooses projects based on their scripts alone that's simply not the case for Tom Selleck. In fact, wooing Selleck back to network TV after his eight season run on Magnum, P.I. wasn't just about presenting him with a character he couldn't resist.
Read MoreWhy Cobra Kai Fans Are Rewatching This Episode Of Parks And Recreation
It just so happens that as a kid, one of Cobra Kai's cast members made an appearance on the NBC mockumentary sitcom, Parks and Recreation, a role viewers on Reddit have recently uncovered.
Read MoreThe Criminal Minds Season That's Too Creepy For Fans To Watch
Criminal Minds follows a relatively similar formula to other network procedurals: a group of law enforcement agents spend the episode solving a crime. However, the series adds its own spin on things by making those crimes extra horrifying ... and one particular season ramped things up.
Read MoreWhy The Boys Fans Think This Is Homelander's Kryptonite
Many viewers remain unconvinced that Homelander is as all-powerful as he proclaims. Nothing Kryptonite-like might exist to bring him down, but perhaps there's something less tangible that could facilitate his eventual defeat.
Read MoreThe Feat Jesse Finally Accomplished At The End Of Breaking Bad
Some fans have pointed out that the show handily symbolizes this change by allowing Jesse to do something that stealthily implies he's finally able to take the reins of his own life and future. Here's the feat Jesse finally accomplishes at the end of Breaking Bad.
Read MoreThe Subtle Hughie Detail You Missed In The Boys
Hughie never intended to join the Boys; it just kind of worked out that way. At the beginning, it's clear he's way out of his element. Not much time has passed on the show, but some eagle-eyed viewers have pointed out how Hughie has already come a long way on his path to becoming a mercenary.
Read MoreThe Sopranos Actors Who Pulled Double Duty On Set
Next time you rewatch The Sopranos, it's worth taking a look at the credits. You might be surprised to see several cast members pulling double duty as both actor and writer or director on a few of them. Let's take a look at which Sopranos actors proved they were capable of more than just acting.
Read MoreThe Fan That Influenced The Final Season Of Breaking Bad
While the show's cast and crew deserve the credit, there's one fan who helped play a major part in the shaping of Breaking Bad's final season — a fan who might have understood the series' main character more than any other person.
Read MoreHow The Sopranos Led To Vincent Pastore Working With Diddy
Whenever the debate arises about the best television show of all time, The Sopranos inevitably makes its way into the top five. Though his character didn't make it to season 3, Vincent Pastore reaped the many benefits of being on The Sopranos — including working with rap mogul Diddy.
Read MoreWhat Was NCIS Alum Pauley Perrette's Last Role?
After leaving NCIS, Perrette revealed to TV Insider that she either wanted to do a comedy or retire. She chose the former option when the opportunity to star in the CBS comedy Broke came along.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Doctor Who's Cybermen Are Terrifying
What is it about the Cybermen that keeps the Doctor Who writers' room coming back decade after decade? The answer is deeper and more genre-spanning than the terrible beasties' clunky plastic armor would have you believe.
Read MoreWhy Doctor Who's Post-Regeneration Episodes Are So Important To Fans
Change is built into the DNA of Doctor Who, but even though it's a given, change isn't always easy to accept. That's one of the reasons why Doctor Who's post-regeneration episodes are so important to fans.
Read MoreHere's How You Can Watch Every Season Of The Sopranos
HBO's The Sopranos arrived on the scene back in 1999, and quickly gained a reputation as one of the most must-see stories coming out of the network. Here's how you can stream the full series.
Read MoreWhat Fargo's Gaetano Fadda Looks Like In Real Life
Season 4 of Fargo boasts some serious talent in front of the camera. In addition to Chris Rock and Jason Schwartzman, the cast also contains Timothy Olyphant, Ben Whishaw, and Jessie Buckley. Salvatore Esposito, though, manages to break out in a big way with a powerhouse performance.
Read MoreThe Hilarious Scene In The Boys Season 2 That Always Gets Fans Laughing
Some of the most hilarious moments on The Boys come when you least expect them. The second season premiere includes one of the funniest scenes in the entire show, and it's all thanks to one very committed impression.
Read MoreThe Character That Fear The Walking Dead Fans Hope Makes A Comeback
A series of in-show clues and real-world statements have led some fans to speculate that Madison's return to the series may be imminent. While nothing is confirmed yet, there is a sizable contingent on Fear the Walking Dead's subreddit who believe the series is about to enter a Madisonaissance.
Read MoreThe Greatest Ben Moment, According To Ozark Fans
Throughout its first two seasons on Netflix, the pitch-black crime drama known as Ozark tested the wills, and frequently broke the hearts of, its fan base. Fans found little solace in the series' emotionally-bruising third season either, particularly when it came to Ben (Tom Pelphrey).
Read MoreThe Butcher Quotes From The Boys That Make Us Love Him More
The Boys is many things: a scathing deconstruction of modern superhero storytelling, an intimate look at the consequences of events larger than any one person ... the list goes on. In between its gruesome moments and serious themes, however, The Boys leaves plenty of spare room for levity.
Read MoreWhy Yellowstone Fans Think Mia And John Are The Same
Although it might seem easy to be on the side of the person who didn't brand Jimmy and demand eternal loyalty, not every Yellowstone fan sees it that way. To some, Mia and John Dutton are nothing more than two sides of the same coin.
Read MoreThe Real Life Villain That Inspired Fear The Walking Dead's Ed
The midseason finale of Fear the Walking Dead season 6 saw the introduction of a fresh new antagonist: Ed, the former taxidermist and enthusiastic upcycler of shambling corpses. If you found the episode disturbing, we've got bad news: Ed took some inspiration from a real guy.
Read MoreThe Boys Season 3 Theory That Highlights The Show's True Villain
Eventually, The Boys will need to move beyond Butcher's desire to bring Homelander down, and pave the way for the show's true villain to step into the spotlight.
Read MoreWhy Patricia Richardson Fears Tim Allen Has Never Forgiven Her
Clearly, the two Home Improvement stars are on friendly enough terms to share the screen on occasion. So, why does Patricia Richardson say that she fears Tim Allen has never forgiven her?
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Max Headroom
How did this character come to capture the zeitgeist in the late '80s, why did he fade from the spotlight so fast, and is there any chance he could make a comeback? This is the untold truth of Max Headroom.
Read MoreThis Was The Master That Changed Doctor Who
To date, the regenerating Doctor Who mastermind known as the Master has been portrayed by no less than nine actors, four of whom have appeared during the show's modern era. But which one of them has been the most transformative force on the show?
Read MoreHere's How You Can Watch Every Season Of The Big Bang Theory
After 12 seasons and 279 episodes, The Big Bang Theory ended its run on CBS in May 2019. But just because the comedy is over that doesn't mean Sheldon, Amy, Leonard, and Penny have disappeared from the TV landscape forever.
Read MoreWalking Dead: World Beyond Fans Think They've Cracked A Murder Mystery
Who killed Tony is one of the most important questions in The Walking Dead: World Beyond season 1. In "The Sky Is a Graveyard," the group debates whether or not Silas is guilty of murdering Tony, but fans on Reddit think there's another viable suspect that the characters have failed to consider.
Read MoreGet Your First Look At Hilarie Burton Morgan's Lucille In The Walking Dead
Lucille is more than just the name of Negan's baseball bat. He drew inspiration from his former wife, and it looks like we're finally getting a glimpse into Negan's background and his final days with Lucille (the human one) with the next few episodes of season 10.
Read MoreFear The Walking Dead Showrunners On That Shocking Walker Twist
The Walking Dead universe has presented viewers with plenty of creepy walkers. From the walker in the well on to season 7's spike zombie, the franchise loves to get creative with the undead, but the production team outdid themselves with Fear the Walking Dead's season 6 midseason finale.
Read MoreThe Crown Season 4: How Gillian Anderson Really Felt About Playing Margaret Thatcher
Margaret Thatcher remains a controversial figure in British history, to say the least. When it came to portraying Thatcher for season 4 of The Crown, Gillian Anderson did her best to really understand the mind of the Iron Lady.
Read MoreThe Creepiest Parents In TV History
Most kids go through a phase where they don't get along with their parents, but they probably didn't have parents anywhere near as bad as the ones on this list. From horrendous psychological abusers to straight-up murderers, here are the creepiest parents in TV history.
Read MoreWhy NCIS LA Fans Are Excited To See Deeks Possibly Lose His LAPD Job
In the most recent episode of NCIS: Los Angeles, LAPD Detective Marty Deeks got some tough news. However, where some people might see a disaster, many fans see an opportunity.
Read MoreWho Was NCIS: New Orleans' Marta Goldstein?
At the end of the Nov. 22 episode of NCIS: New Orleans, "One of Our Own," a title card was included honoring the late Marta Goldstein. The tribute left some fans wondering who the crew member was, and while viewers never saw her onscreen, Goldstein was a crucial part of the NCIS: New Orleans family.
Read MoreWhat Pauley Perrette Has Been Doing Since She Left NCIS
NCIS turned the perception of forensic scientists on its head forever when it introduced us to Abby Sciuto (Pauley Perrette) in the very first episode. After she left, the show continued on, but her fan base kept wondering what she would do next. Here's what she's been doing since she left NCIS.
Read MoreIG-11 Was In The Mandalorian's Latest Episode And Nobody Noticed
Everyone's favorite assassin-turned-nurse-droid has returned ... sort of. In the latest episode of The Mandalorian, IG-11 makes an appearance, but not in the way you'd expect.
Read MoreWhy Odis From Fargo Season 4 Looks So Familiar
As is the case with anthology series, season 4 opens with a whole new tale of woe in the Great White North, and a whole new cast to tell it. Among them is Odis Weff, a police officer and U.S. Army veteran who makes his first on-screen appearance during episode 2. Here's why he looks so familiar.
Read MoreWhy This Supernatural Episode Had So Many Cut Jared Padalecki Scenes
No one cries as prettily as the Winchester brothers, but even Supernatural has to put a limit on the waterworks sometimes.
Read MoreWhy A Character's Predicted Return Makes Cobra Kai Fans Nervous
While the Cobra Kai fanbase responds to most callbacks with excitement, there's one potential comeback that has them a bit worried. Depending on her role going forward, the return of Daniel and Johnny's ex-girlfriend, Ali Mills, could mean bad news for the both of them.
Read MoreHere's How You Can Watch Every Season Of Schitt's Creek
After making Emmy history, Schitt's Creek solidified its place in the pantheon of classic TV sitcoms. But if you haven't checked into The Rosebud Motel just yet, don't worry, because you can watch every season of Schitt's Creek with or without a subscription to a major streaming service.
Read MoreThe Spookiest SpongeBob Squarepants Episode According To Fans
The perpetually cheerful Spongebob doesn't seem like he would be well-suited for scary stories, but SpongeBob SquarePants is no stranger to serving up spooky episodes alongside all of those Crabby Patties. But which episode of SpongeBob is the scariest one of them all?
Read MoreIs This David Tennant's Weakest Doctor Who Episode Of All Time?
Every Doctor Who fan has a strong opinion about which Doctor is the best, but David Tennant is easily one of most popular actors to take on the role. However, despite being beloved, even Tennant's run wasn't immune to the occasional dud.
Read MoreHere's How You Can Watch Every Season Of Criminal Minds
One small downside to binging a show as massive as Criminal Minds is that it can be difficult to track down all of the episodes. If you're looking to see Joe Mantegna track down some of the most psychotic criminals in America, we'll help you find where you can watch all the available seasons.
Read MoreWhy Fans Are Confused After Watching NCIS Season 18's Premiere
NCIS' season 18 premiere is a prequel of sorts, but it also sets up what will presumably be a major storyline for the rest of the season, in addition to providing deeper context for events we've already seen play out on the show. If that sounds confusing to you, well, you're not alone.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Katheryn Winnick Paused Her Break From TV For Big Sky
Coming off the massive success of Vikings, Katheryn Winnick has landed herself another prime role that allows her to really show off her acting chops, and it almost didn't happen. She was ready to take a break for a while, but a key detail of Big Sky convinced her to jump into another juicy part.
Read MoreWhat Breaking Bad's Blue Sky Makes No Sense
Breaking Bad's symbolic use of color is frequently mentioned when discussing the iconic elements that formed Breaking Bad. However, despite Walt's argument that his signature cook is blue because it's the purest out there, science simply does not support such a claim.
Read MoreThe Yellowstone Theory That Points To A New Head Of Household
The intense inter-family drama served up on Yellowstone has led some fans to point to a possible influence on the show: Francis Ford Coppola's Godfather Trilogy. In fact, some fans believe the story of the Corleone family might hold clues as to what direction Yellowstone might be heading.
Read MoreHow Emma Corrin Landed The Role Of Diana In The Crown
It seems like Emma Corrin may well have been destined to play the role of the beloved Princess of Wales in season 4 of Netflix's royal drama The Crown. Here's what she's had to say about how she got the role of Diana, and what she did to prepare.
Read MoreThe True Story Of How Kate Mara Almost Starred On Lost
Kate Mara is a star with a killer resume, and a career that only looks brighter in the future. However, did you realize she almost appeared as a major character in Lost?
Read MoreWhy Onion From The Good Lord Bird Looks So Familiar
Joshua Caleb Johnson is a standout on Showtime's hit series, and while he may only be 15 years old, he already has quite the impressive resume that promises even greater things to come. Here's where you've seen Onion from The Good Lord Bird before.
Read MoreThe Office Episode That Sent A Cast Member To The Hospital
Aside from some of the pranks, stakes on The Office don't usually involve physical danger. Surprisingly enough, however, one episode of The Office sent a cast member to the hospital.
Read MoreIs The Good Lord Bird A True Story?
The final episodes of The Good Lord Bird were, of course, set amid the calamitous 1859 sacking of the U.S. armory outpost in Harper's Ferry, Virginia, leading many fans to wonder if the wild, Western-tinged story they were watching wasn't more fact than fiction.
Read MoreWill The Good Lord Bird Season 2 Ever Happen?
Showtime has another bonafide hit on its hands with The Good Lord Bird. With such acclaim being heaped on the series, it only makes sense to wonder whether we'll get a season 2 any time soon.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Supernatural Seasons 1-3 Had No Angels
Eric Kripke thought there wouldn't be much tension in the brothers' ongoing battle with all manner of demons in audiences knew they had an entire heavenly host of angelus ex machina waiting to pull them out whenever they found themselves in over their heads. Then he had an epiphany.
Read MoreWhat You Never Noticed About The Moon In This Futurama Episode
In the episode entitled 'Insane in the Mainframe,' Fry is framed for a robbery and sent to the HAL Institute for Criminally Insane Robots. In one of the exterior shots of the robot asylum at night viewers can see a Crescent Moon with stars surrounding it, but something doesn't look right.
Read MoreIs This Homelander's Only Redeeming Moment On The Boys?
Finally, Homelander has found someone he can actually relate to, which leads to him acting like a decent dad for one hot second.
Read MoreThe Breaking Bad Monologue That Haunts Fans
Like a Shakespearean play, Breaking Bad is full of great monologues, but there's one clear-cut monologue that wins the award for most haunting, according to the fans.
Read MoreThe New Highly Rated Western Everyone's Binging On Showtime
Ethan Hawke's latest project is The Good Lord Bird, a seven-episode limited series based on James McBride's 2013 novel of the same name. Adapted by Hawke and producer Jason Blum for Blumhouse Television, the historical western centers on the life, work, and word of American abolitionist John Brown.
Read MoreThe Major Clue Dropped About Ozark Season 4
As any fan of Netflix's pitch-black crime drama Ozark can confirm, matters are far from settled when it comes to who will reign over the Lake of the Ozarks criminal underground. As the series barrels towards an explosive fourth and final season, any one of the dueling factions could come out on top.
Read MoreThe Intense Altered Carbon Scene That Took A Week To Shoot
When asked by Collider to single out the most memorable, most exhausting sequence from the series, Kinnaman selected something significantly lower-tech than a weightless fight.
Read MoreWhy Noah's Season 5 Date On Alaskan Bush People Raised Fans' Eyebrows
By this point, most TV viewers know that the term "reality TV" should be taken with a grain of salt. The Discovery Channel's docuseries, Alaskan Bush People, is not an exception to that rule.
Read MoreKevin Costner Teases The Future Of Yellowstone
Given where things were left at the end of season 3, one can only imagine that if the Duttons somehow manage to keep both their ranch and their lives, the cost will be heavier than anyone could've imagined.
Read MoreWhy Nurse Oraetta Mayflower From Fargo Looks So Familiar
If Nurse Oraetta Mayflower, played by the extremely talented Jessie Buckley, looks familiar, there's a reason why. Buckley is gaining star power very quickly, and you're likely to see her in more and more things in the future.
Read MoreThe Greatest Ruth Moment, According To Ozark Fans
Picking a standout from the cast of characters on Ozark is like picking a chocolate from an exquisite gift box: there are many options, each has its own unique charm. However, for many fans, there is one character that they'd pick first every time — and that would be Ruth Langmore.
Read MoreWhy Breaking Bad Fans Think Gus Fring Was In Love With Max
Some fans believe that Gus' intense emotional response to Max's death indicates that he clearly felt some kind of love for Max, and Vince Gilligan doesn't disagree.
Read MoreThe Royals You'll Never See On The Crown
Peter Morgan's "20-year rule" means these famous royals will not play a leading role in The Crown's final two seasons.
Read MoreThe June And Luciana Callback On This Week's Fear The Walking Dead
On the November 15, 2020 episode of Fear the Walking Dead, entitled "Bury Her Next to Jasper's Leg," the show treated us to a brief nod at the history between two important characters. Let's take a look at the June and Luciana callback on this week's Fear the Walking Dead.
Read MoreThe Walking Dead Cameos You Missed In World Beyond
World Beyond makes no bones about the fact that it takes place in the Walking Dead universe, which gives eagle-eyed fans ample opportunities to spot familiar elements of the zombie apocalypse lore. In fact, the show has already featured some sneaky Walking Dead cameos that you may have missed.
Read MoreWhy Silas Fans Should Be Worried About The Walking Dead: World Beyond Episode 8
As if there was any doubt after the blood-soaked cliffhanger of The Walking Dead: World Beyond's "Truth or Dare," actress Annet Mahendru (Huck) wants you to know that you should definitely be worried about Silas ahead of World Beyond's eighth episode.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Netflix Cancelled The Order Season 3
On November 14, 2020, Netflix announced that The Order, one of the streaming platform’s fledgling shows, would not return for a third season. Here's why Netflix canceled The Order without bringing its story to a close.
Read MoreWhy Walking Dead: World Beyond Fans Think The Latest Episode Was The Show's Best Yet
Reviews for The Walking Dead: World Beyond have been mixed, but the divisive series finally served up a homerun episode in "Truth or Dare," at least according to the fans.
Read MoreWhy The Boys Fans Have Concerns About This Homelander Superpower
Homelander has done some pretty horrific things on The Boys, from refusing to save a crashing plane filled with passengers to squeezing a common thug's head until it explodes in an alley. One of his powers, though, has some fans concerned.
Read MoreThe Most Underrated Actor On Breaking Bad According To Fans
Among Breaking Bad fandom, debate rages about who was the series' MVP. While traditional wisdom would point to Cranston (Walter White), one Breaking Bad fan believes supporting player Mark Margolis is more than worthy of the title.
Read MoreSome Fear The Walking Dead Fans Think Virginia's Sister Isn't What She Seems
Dakota has appeared throughout season 6, but mostly indirectly, and her true motivations have been a mystery. After this week's episodes, some fans are beginning to wonder if there's a dark side to her that we have yet to see.
Read MoreWhy Det. Cassie Dewell From Big Sky Looks So Familiar
ABC's new drama Big Sky looks poised to be the next big police procedural on the block. In one of the lead roles is Kylie Bunbury, who's been a rising star in recent years. Here's where you might have seen her before.
Read MoreWhy Jenny From Big Sky Looks So Familiar
She's played by Katheryn Winnick, whose biggest roles have been on series set in locations pretty far removed from Montana's big sky country.
Read MoreWhy His Dark Materials' Amber Spyglass Arc Will Only Be One Season
Seeing as Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials only consists of three books, one might wonder just how much of the show we have left. Season 2 will adapt The Subtle Knife, and just one season thereafter will adapt The Amber Spyglass. Here's why.
Read MoreHere's What Criminal Minds Gets Wrong About Interrogations
We checked in with criminal prosecutor David Fleck to get an expert opinion on the verisimilitude of Criminal Minds' many heated interrogation scenes.
Read MoreWhat Emily Deschanel Really Thought Of Bones At The Start
Proving that it's impossible to know if a show will resonate with viewers simply by reading a script, actress Emily Deschanel revealed that she never imagined Bones would be the massive hit it went on to be.
Read MoreWhy Christy's Exit From Mom Makes No Sense To Fans
The announcement of Anna Faris' decision to exit Mom left the writers of the CBS comedy with a serious dilemma: How should the show address Christy's departure? It was revealed Christy received a scholarship to Georgetown University, but fans are skeptical about the character's new path.
Read MoreWhat Mandalorian Fans Don't Know About The Original Darksaber
The weapon that's caused such a stir on The Mandalorian isn't the first one to go by the "Darksaber" moniker. "No," to quote Yoda, "there is another." Or there was, anyway, back before Disney threw 40 years of expanded universe canon down the reactor shaft.
Read MoreThe Sci-Fi Series Altered Carbon Fans Need To Explore Next
Fans of Netflix's science-fiction series Altered Carbon have been left with a huge void in their lives after the show's cancellation. In the wake of this news, devotees have come together to suggest new movies and shows to check out next, including one huge HBO sci-fi hit.
Read MoreThe Criminal Mastermind Fans Forget About In Breaking Bad
When Breaking Bad fans think of the show's most notable criminals, names like Walter White, Gustavo Fring, Hector Salamanca, or the Cousins probably come to mind. But very few will think of Ted Beneke.
Read MoreThe Crown Season 4 Highlights A Long-Running Buckingham Palace Problem
Blink and you'll miss it: The Crown's season 4 shows the royal residence Buckingham Palace's little rodent problem in its subtle details.
Read MoreThe Crown Season 4 Moments Fans Didn't Get To See
The tumultuous political climate in 1980s Britain provides The Crown season 4 with plenty of historical moments to mine for drama, but there are plenty of significant moments that fans didn't get to see on The Crown season 4.
Read MoreWhy Ozark Fans Can't Ignore Darlene's Odd Obsession
There's one aspect of her character that some fans are having trouble wrapping their heads around.
Read MoreThe Most Jaw-Dropping Moments In Dexter
Dexter blew fans away with its bloody mix of serial killing and Miami glamour. We're here to take a look at the series' most shocking moments, one brutal, well-earned murder at a time.
Read MoreThe Boys Character That Fans Will See More Of In Season 3
If you thought Ashley would quit after a season that included a head-popping assembly and constant threats on her life from Homelander, then think again, because Colby Minifie will be a series regular in The Boys season 3
Read MoreThis Was Jesse's Biggest Weakness In Breaking Bad
Even if you are one of Jesse Pinkman's many admirers, you have to admit he has a pretty big blindspot. Here's what Breaking Bad fans on Reddit think might be Jesse's biggest weakness.
Read MoreBillie Piper's Surprising Career Before Joining Doctor Who
Before she joined Chistopher Eccleston's Doctor in the TARDIS to kick off the Doctor Who reboot way back in 2005, Billie Piper had a totally different career. It turns out, once upon a time, Rose Tyler was a pop star — and a good one at that.
Read MoreHow We Could See The Cut Lord Asriel Episode In His Dark Materials
The standalone episode of His Dark Materials devoted entirely to James McAvoy's Lord Asriel might still happen after all.
Read MoreWhy The Actress Playing Negan's Wife In The Walking Dead Is More Important Than You Think
When you look back on the entire story of The Walking Dead thus far — both the various TV shows, and the comics that inspired them — there is, without question, a pre-Negan period, and a post-Negan one. Who was Negan before the apocalypse, though? Finally, the show is getting ready to give answers.
Read MoreHow Ruth Wilson Influenced Mrs. Coulter In His Dark Materials
His Dark Materials is a kind of atheistic counterpoint to C.S. Lewis' The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe — both feature children in a central role, both involve traversing fantastical dimensions — and if His Dark Materials has a counterpoint to the White Witch, it is most certainly Mrs. Coulter.
Read MoreHow Alex Trebek Ended Up On The Colbert Report's Final Episode
Recently, Colbert remarked on the passing of the long-time Jeopardy! host on The Late Show by revealing the story of how he asked Trebek to appear in The Colbert Report's finale. Here's the untold story.
Read MoreThe Ozark Fan Theory That Spells Bad News For Wyatt
Ozark fandom is already spinning theories about Wyatt's demise, with one Redditor believing a Byrde will eventually kill him.
Read MoreThe Best Chappelle Show Episodes According To IMDB
Dave Chappelle is one of the most influential comedians to ever take the stage. Many fans first encountered him on Chappelle's Show, his legendary sketch series. We're here to take a look at the very best episodes of that show, according to IMDB's ratings.
Read MoreThe Unique Walking Dead Episode Greg Nicotero Would Love To Make
In an interview with Rotten Tomatoes, Nicotero said that despite already telling the survival tale through the various perspectives of one of TV's biggest ensembles, there's still one lens he wants to explore and that's a walker's.
Read MoreWhat Yellowstone Fans Noticed About The Show's Drug Disclaimer
Yellowstone opens each episode with a disclaimer warning viewers about the sundry types of bad behavior forthcoming, including drug use? That little detail apparently has a lot of fans pretty confused.
Read MoreHere's How Starlight's Powers In The Boys Actually Work
Wake Forest University Professor of Physics Dr. Jed Mackosko was kind enough to turn his scientific eye on Starlight's powers and offer Looper a few intriguing theories as to what makes them work.
Read MoreThe Lee Toric Scene That Really Confuses Sons Of Anarchy Fans
At its core, Sons of Anarchy was essentially a Shakespearean family drama, about wayward souls whose kinship was sewn in the sound of raging motors. Everything else just sort of came with the territory. So, too, did enemies.
Read MoreWhat Fans Didn't Notice About Origin Stories In The Boys
The characters of The Boys aren't just dark mirrors of beloved superheroes like Captain America and Superman. Their origin stories comment on a long-standing comic book trope regarding heroes and their archenemies.
Read MoreThe Truth About Jeopardy! Champion James Holzhauer
Jeopardy! has seen plenty of champions come and go, but some players — and their outstanding winning streaks — manage to become legends, like professional sports gambler James Holzhauer.
Read MoreWhy Felix From The Liberator Looks So Familiar
To achieve its distinct rotoscope aesthetic, Netflix's new World War II miniseries The Liberator utilized live-action performances from actors. As such, you may find yourself thinking these "cartoons" look a little familiar. That's certainly the case with Felix Sparks, played by Bradley James.
Read MoreThe New York Theory That Has The Walking Dead: World Beyond Fans Talking
It's only about halfway through its first season, but so far, The Walking Dead: World Beyond has kept a very tight focus on its narrative. However, what if the plot is one big bait and switch?
Read MoreWhy Some Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Fans Have A Problem With Coulson
Over the course of seven seasons of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., the titular team goes through quite a lot. As does their leader, Agent Phil Coulson. One aspect of Coulson's personal arc still has some fans upset.
Read MoreHere's What NCIS Gets Wrong About Crime Scene Investigations
Realism can be a tricky tightrope for TV crime dramas to walk. On one hand, getting the details right about the investigation procedures gives the show a greater air of credibility. On the other hand, adhering too strictly to the minutiae can sap all the excitement out.
Read MoreWhy Fans Don't Think This Yellowstone Flashback Makes Any Sense
While there is historical accuracy to the basic concept behind the crucial Jamie and Beth flashback during Yellowstone's third season, some fans have pointed out that the timeline seems off.
Read MoreWhy The Narrator Of The Liberator Sounds So Familiar
You may think you've heard that voice before, and you'd be correct. Turns out the series got a reality TV superstar to help tell the story of The Liberator.
Read MoreWhy Lily From Dash & Lily Looks So Familiar
She may only be 26 years old as of this writing, but Midori Francis already has an incredible résumé assembled, and whether you're a fan of superhero shows or raucous comedies, you've probably seen her elsewhere in the past.
Read MoreThe Walking Dead: World Beyond Character Fans Don't Think Will Last
Six episodes in, and The Walking Dead: World Beyond hasn't suffered a major casualty. However, after this week's episode, fans think they know who'll be first to bite the dust.
Read MoreHow Old The Boys Cast Really Is
There are a number of questions fans have about The Boys, but one is pretty down-to-earth: How old are the members of the anti-Supe team? Ball-parking their ages is a matter of combining their respective actors' ages with some educated guessing. So, let's do just that.
Read MoreWhat Kevin Costner Finds So Difficult About Filming Yellowstone
After three white-knuckle seasons and more hair-raising twists than your average small screen melodrama, Yellowstone has already made quite an impression. But when one of your main actors is a legit Hollywood star of Kevin Costner's stature, the rules of television success don't entirely apply.
Read MoreThe Yellowstone Character Fans Think Will Go On A Season 4 Revenge Journey
Whoever came for the Dutton family had better prepare themselves, because fans are convinced one of the surviving members of the family will go on a revenge journey in Yellowstone season 4.
Read MoreWhy The Security On Bones Bothers Longtime Fans
Twelve seasons is a lot of time for a show to rack up various errors, and Bones has a few on its record. However, even more than all of that, there's one facet of Bones that bothers longtime fans to an incredible degree: the card-swipe security system in the Jeffersonian Institute.
Read MoreThe Hughie Bombshell The Boys Fans Think We'll Discover In Season 3
Thanks to a subtle The Boys season 2 reveal, fans are convinced season 3 is going to drop a Hughie bombshell that will change everything the lovable character thinks he knows about himself.
Read MoreThe Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Character That Fans Compare To Coulson
Analyzing the characters' arcs over all seven seasons of Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D., one fan brought up an amazing comparison between Agent Coulson, the leader of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s team, and another supporting character who grows in importance over the course of the series.
Read MoreWhy Tony From The Walking Dead: World Beyond Looks So Familiar
Comedy fans were likely surprised when a certain funnyman popped up in The Walking Dead: The World Beyond. Here’s why Scott Adsit looks so familiar, and how he booked this buzzy new show in the first place.
Read MoreWhat You Never Noticed About Carol's Hair In The Walking Dead
Carol (Melissa McBride) has gone through quite the character metamorphosis, and grown from something of an unimportant side player to now being one of the series' most revered protagonists. Still, for as much as she's changed over the years, one detail in particular has a deeper meaning.
Read MoreThe Real Reason The Walking Dead Fans Started Seeing Less Of Negan
Needless to say, Negan wasn't just a single-season big bad who could be dispensed with over the course of 13 episodes. For a while, in fact, Negan was arguably the main attraction on The Walking Dead — and that's why he needed to fade into the background.
Read MoreJason Momoa Was Surprisingly Poor After Game Of Thrones
While his monosyllabic presence on the show certainly made an impact, Khal Drogo was killed off before the first season ended. This proved to be disastrous for actor Jason Momoa, who wasn't the household name he is today.
Read MoreThe Mandalorian Fans Think They've Figured Out When Ahsoka Will Make Her Season 2 Debut
One poster on Reddit thinks there have been enough breadcrumbs dropped so far by The Mandalorian's promotional materials to determine Ahsoka's location — and that it's not her choice to be there.
Read MoreRanking The Seven's Power Levels In The Boys
Thanks to Compound V, the superheroes of The Boys all possess superhuman abilities. But who among the Seven reigns supreme in the power department? Determining power levels can be iffy, as specifics aren't often given and things change, but the following ranking will strive for objectivity.
Read MoreThis Yellowstone Season 4 Theory Could Have The Duttons In Major Trouble
The Duttons are usually good at keeping secrets, but the family may have made a misstep in trusting ex-con Walker, according to a compelling Yellowstone season 4 theory.
Read MoreThe Parks And Recreation Episode Fans Think Predicted Joe Biden's 2020 Win
Leslie Knope never kept her infatuation with Joe Biden particularly close to the vest. But it was his second cameo appearance on the show, during the series finale, that fans are now pointing to as a possible portent of future events.
Read MoreWhy Blue Bloods Fans Are Concerned About Nicky's Future
After ten seasons playing Nicky on the long-running drama, Sami Gayle could have a lucrative career outside the shadow of Blue Bloods — which has some fans of the show concerned.
Read MoreThe Inhuman Loose End Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Fans Want Resolved
For the whole of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s run, the show remains relatively separate from the film side of the MCU. Despite that, there are quite a few different storylines and characters that deserve more attention. Specifically, there's an Inhuman loose end fans want resolved.
Read MoreThe Surprising Inspiration Behind Fear The Walking Dead's SWAT Vehicle Chase Scene
After reuniting with Sherry, Dwight and Al helped the new group of outcasts from Virginia's communities hatch a plan to steal Ginny's SWAT vehicle on Fear the Walking Dead. Al played a key role in the plot, but the SWAT van chase scene actually had a uniquely Western inspiration.
Read MoreThe Hotch Moment That Makes Criminal Minds Fans Bawl
As they chase serial killers across the country, the agents of Criminal Minds go through some of the worst experiences possible. But there's one moment that brings tears to fans' eyes, no matter how many times they've rewatched the series.
Read MoreThese Are The Top Bob's Burgers Holiday Episodes According To Fans
The highest-rated episode of the show on IMDb is the 2015 Halloween special "The Hauntening," and many other holiday episodes enjoy top spots: the 15 8.1-and-above-rated episodes on this list are all in the top 50. What is it about these gems that makes them so special? 'Tis the season to find out.
Read MoreWhat The End Credits Scene On Walking Dead: World Beyond Episode 6 Really Means
Some fans have criticized the show's slow pace, but episode 6, titled "Shadow Puppets," really picks things up. However, an intriguing end credits scene suggests things aren't going to be easy for the group going forward.
Read MoreThe Character Who Made A Surprise Return On This Week's Fear The Walking Dead
The Walking Dead universe continued to be a small world in "Honey," the fifth episode of Fear the Walking Dead season 6. At the end of the previous week's episode, Dwight finally reunited with his wife Sherry, but the reunion train didn't stop there.
Read MoreWhy Ben From Evil Looks So Familiar
The actor who portrays David's contractor pal Ben (aka the third member of Evil's investigatory trinity) is almost certainly among the most recognized. His name is Aasif Mandvi, and the comedian has been a regular presence on screens big and small since the mid-nineties.
Read MoreWhat Rudy Ramos' Season 4 Return Means For Yellowstone
Monica will be getting a visit from an important family member when Yellowstone returns for season 4. But what will Rudy Ramos' return mean for the rest of the Duttons on Yellowstone?
Read MoreThe Truth About Alex Trebek's Acting Debut
When you've been in the entertainment industry for as long as Alex Trebek was, you're bound to pop up outside your own shows every once in a while. Trebek did just that, and his acting debut happened long before you may have remembered it.
Read MoreWhy The Commission Makes No Sense To Umbrella Academy Fans
Netflix's The Umbrella Academy has taken its dysfunctional superhero family to some pretty strange places over the course of its two seasons. One aspect of the show, though, has sparked fan debate.
Read MoreThe Iconic Sci-Fi Show You Forgot Alex Trebek Guest Starred On
Here's a hint: The truth is out there.
Read MoreThe Classic TV Show You Probably Forgot Alex Trebek Appeared In
The late Alex Trebek has become so synonymous with Jeopardy!, in fact, that many may not remember his appearance on a classic television series.
Read MoreThe Hidden Meaning Behind Beth's Flashbacks In Yellowstone
In an official video about what goes into the show's set design, Curry revealed the hidden meaning of Beth's flashbacks in Yellowstone season 3, and how she uses the ranch as a safe space for all of the Duttons.
Read MoreWhy Nicky Reagan's Recast Bothers Blue Bloods Fans
Whether they've been there from Blue Blood's start or jumped on the CBS series' bandwagon after a binge-watch, viewers can't quite get over the fact that Sami Gayle didn't always play Nicky Reagan, the daughter of Bridget Moynahan's assistant district attorney Erin Reagan.
Read MoreWhat Altered Carbon Fans Shouldn't Do Before Watching Season 2
Something curious happened between season 1 and season 2 of Netflix's Altered Carbon: Critics came to love a show they once found middling, while viewers turned on a series they praised in season 1, and it all comes down to one thing fans shouldn't do before watching the second season.
Read MoreWhy The Girls Get It Done Scene From The Boys Looks So Familiar
The all-female fight was a great empowerment moment, and it was especially satisfying to see three heroes go to town on Stormfront. Some fans have also noted how the sequence plays out comparably to a scene from a noteworthy Quentin Tarantino film.
Read MoreAnna Faris Is Leaving Mom. Here's Why
After seven seasons, one-half of Mom's mother-daughter duo will have to face what life throws at them — alone. Actress Anna Farris, who has starred in one of TV's highest-rated comedies since it debuted in 2013, will not be returning for the upcoming eighth season.
Read MoreHow Star Trek: Discovery Season 3 Episode 4 Will Change The Series Forever
Let's talk about previous Trill precedent and how this new story changes those precedents entirely.
Read MoreThe Diego Detail That Has The Umbrella Academy Fans Rewatching Season 2
If you watch The Umbrella Academy season 2 closely, you may notice what some fans have pointed out: Some of Diego's scars notably vanish. Here's what's going on.
Read MoreThe Hidden Puzzle In Evil That Has Fans Talking
Throughout Evil's initial (and highly-binged) 13-episode run, fans noticed literal puzzle pieces slipped into scenes of the show. By the time the finale rolled around, it had become clear that each episode actually features several clues.
Read MoreWhy Cole Hauser's Instagram Post Has Yellowstone Fans Worried
The upcoming fourth season of Yellowstone, which has previously been teased to shoot exclusively in Montana, is hotly anticipated thanks to the insane season 3 finale. Now, an otherwise innocuous Instagram snap from Cole Hauser, who plays Rip Wheeler, has fans fretting.
Read MoreWhy The Romans In Vikings Have Fans Scratching Their Heads
Given the success of Vikings, it's fair to say that at least some viewers are willing to overlook the less-than-realistic elements if it means getting to enjoy more of that sweet, sweet bloodthirsty drama. But one season 4 episode pushed some Reddit-using viewers to the edge.
Read MoreThe Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Decimation Theory That Has Fans Groaning
It's no secret that Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. started to deviate from the franchise around season 5, rarely dealing with what was going on in the films, instead focusing on its own, more grounded adventures. One fan has a theory about why Thanos' big moment played such a small role in the narrative.
Read MoreThe Intense Moment That Makes No Sense To Ozark Fans
As Netflix's pitch-black crime drama Ozark barrels towards an inevitable bloodbath in its upcoming fourth and final season, fans are still scratching their heads about an intense moment that happened during season 3.
Read MoreWhat The Boys Fans Are Scanning Scenes For In Rewatches
Season 2 of The Boys may be over, but that isn't stopping fans from raking through every last second of footage with a fine-toothed comb. Here's what The Boys fans are now looking for during their rewatches.
Read MoreBones Fans Reveal What They Wish The Show Had Done Differently
Sometimes, the complexities of life require us to hold two opposing ideas in our minds at the same time. For fans of mega-popular Fox crime procedural Bones, their ability to do just that is tested by the conundrum that Bones is a perfect TV show ... except for all the times it isn't.
Read MoreThe Tara Moments That Make Sons Of Anarchy Fans Love Her Even More
Tara Knowles, played by Maggie Siff, is a controversial character on Sons of Anarchy. Like it or not, Tara is easily one of the strongest people on the show, and there are many moments that really drive the character home. Here are fans' favorite Tara Knowles moments.
Read MoreHow The Creation Of NCIS: Los Angeles Led To A Huge Lawsuit
The NCIS teams spend their time attempting to bring criminals to justice, but the most contentious case NCIS: Los Angeles ever faced took place off screen.
Read MoreWhat Happens When Locke & Key's Characters Turn 18
When Netflix's mystery horror Locke & Key returns for its second season, fans will get closer to finding out what's in the cards for Tyler, Kinsey, and Bode as they age up — and potentially out of magic.
Read MoreThe Spencer Reid Scenes Criminal Minds Fans Can't Stop Rewatching
Between the many traumatic events he's faced, he's changed and grown, and fans adored him through it all. Now, since the series has ended, there are a few moments that fans keep coming back to when they need their Spencer Reid fix.
Read MoreWhy The Boys Fans Are Concerned About A-Train
The Boys takes its very human view of superheroes to some interesting heights, including giving some of their supes substance abuse issues, mental health disorders, and chronic health problems. Case in point: A-Train, who's just about as flawed as they come.
Read MoreThe Yellowstone Character Fans Want To See Make A Comeback
She went up against the likes of other seemingly forgotten or vanished characters like Christina (Katherine Cunningham) and Senator Huntington (Jill Hennessy) and won.
Read MoreThings You Never Noticed In Community's Final Episode
Instead of carrying on with our lives, let's embrace our inner Abeds and slavishly devote our time to dissecting every ounce of minutia that Community's final bow had to offer. Cool? Cool. Cool cool cool.
Read MoreThe Problem Vikings Fans Have With Prince Oleg
Some viewers have pointed out that the character has some pretty serious flaws, especially compared to his historical counterpart. Here's the problem Vikings fans have with Prince Oleg.
Read MoreThe Takeshi Kovacs Moment That Still Confuses Altered Carbon Fans
Altered Carbon features of advanced technology, ranging from artificial intelligence to virtual reality torture — something that Takeshi Kovacs experiences on both seasons of the show. Here's a moment involving the latter that still confuses fans of the series.
Read MoreThe Real Reason American Pickers Skipped These States
With 21 seasons over the course of 10 years, you would expect the guys behind American Pickers, namely Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz, to have pretty much visited everywhere in the United States at this point. There are a few key places, though, they've never dropped by.
Read MoreHere's What Might Be Holding The Walking Dead: World Beyond Back
As of this writing, five episodes have been released for the first season of The Walking Dead: World Beyond. Considering each episode is about 42 minutes in length, it seems as though more should have happened, and fans are frustrated with the seemingly slow pace of the series.
Read MoreThe Horrible Bosses Callback You Missed In Ozark
Marty Byrde does a lot of bad things, but Jason Bateman's background in comedy still makes for some more light-hearted moments on Ozark. Whether it was an intentional reference or not, fans have pointed to a moment that calls back to one of Bateman's most beloved comedic films.
Read MoreHow We Could See Hazel Return On The Umbrella Academy Season 3
The world of The Umbrella Academy is always shifting — as the season 2 finale showcases — and there's still a possibility that audiences might see Hazel once again. Here's how.
Read MoreWhat Really Draws Fans To Yellowstone According To Kevin Costner
The modern Western Yellowstone is one of cable TV's last true hit shows, and its star Kevin Costner has a theory about why so many people tune in to watch the Duttons fight to hold on to their land each week.
Read MoreThe Ozark Character Fans Think Will Be Major In Season 4
It's now apparent that the Byrde family's tale is likely to end with a bang unlike anything the television world has seen before. The way things are going, when matters inevitably come to a head, it's crystal clear any path forward will be paved in bullets and blood.
Read MoreThe Tech Question That Bothers The Walking Dead: World Beyond Fans
As if being a teenager wasn't difficult enough, imagine having to go through puberty in the midst of the zombie apocalypse. This young adult twist is basically the whole idea behind the newest series in The Walking Dead universe, but a recent episode was... well, a bit unrealistic.
Read MoreThe Mark Twain Reference You Might Have Missed On Walking Dead: World Beyond
The fifth episode puts the young heroes up against a classic American obstacle: the Mississippi River. It's an obstacle the classic American novelist knows a thing or two about.
Read MoreWhat Happened To The Cast Of Pacific Blue?
'90s TV viewers fell in love with the hard-working bike cops of Pacific Blue. But what has the cast been up to since the series ended in 2000? We're here to fill you in on who's still acting, who's left Hollywood, and who's moved across the world to Sweden.
Read MoreThe Significance Of The Keys On The Latest Fear The Walking Dead Episode
Like the other rangers in Virginia's communities, John wears a key on his lapel, and as the title of the most recent episode suggests, keys play an important thematic role on Fear the Walking Dead. Morgan, too, is in possession of a key that grants him powers that he doesn't quite understand.
Read MoreWhat Ashley Eckstein Really Thinks About Ahsoka In The Mandalorian Season 2
One of most exciting things for Star Wars fans about the second season of The Mandalorian is the prospect of seeing beloved characters make their live-action debuts. Voice actor Ashley Eckstein recently shared her thoughts on Ahsoka Tano's potential role on The Mandalorian.
Read MoreWhat You Never Noticed About The Letter 'A' In The Walking Dead
As you've watched the various series in The Walking Dead, you may have noticed the letter "A" pop up here and there. Here's what you may not have noticed about the subtle motif.
Read MoreThe Surprising Film That Influenced The Latest Episode Of Fear The Walking Dead
In the latest episode of Fear the Walking Dead, John Dorie sets out to investigate a mysterious death, and in the process, he ends up questioning everything about himself. All of that should give you a pretty good clue as to what film the episode used as inspiration.
Read MoreClassic Stories We Want To See From The Haunting Series
From classic horror tales to some pretty surprising picks, here are the classic stories we want to see from The Haunting series.
Read MoreThe Most Iconic TV Mustaches In History
Mustaches act as symbols of everything from eccentricity to macho manliness. Some are droopy, some are bristly, and some are absolutely legendary. From Tom Selleck to Ron Swanson, we're taking a look at the most iconic mustaches to ever sprout on the TV screen.
Read MoreDid Becca Reveal Supes' Weakness In The Boys Season 2 Finale?
The Boys can't just rush in every time they see a cape fluttering in the wind: They have to be cautious. Things don't always go as planned — emotions get in the way, unexpected obstacles arise — and they are mostly cognizant of the fact that they're outmatched. However, there might be a weakness.
Read MoreThe Ozark Theory That Has Fans Buzzing About Ruth, Wendy, And Darlene
One fan of the Netflix crime drama Ozark sees a parallel between a tale about Oedipus the King and the show's treatment of three of its female leads. According to their theory, Ruth, Wendy, and Darlene each represent one part of the same woman's journey.
Read MoreWhat You'll Really Find When Visiting American Pickers' Antique Archaeology Store
The ultimate goal for die-hard American Pickers fans is to, one day, visit one of Mike Wolfe's famed Antique Archaeology shops, where a handful of he and his colleagues' best finds, from both onscreen and off, now reside ... although, you might be disappointed by the time your trip concludes.
Read MoreThe Shocking Real Life Story That Inspired The Office's Women's Appreciation Episode
Revered as one of the best sitcoms of the 21st century, The Office finds unending humor in one of the most unexpected places: A paper company's Scranton office. It takes a mundane American work environment and twists it into a comical extreme. Sometimes, these extremes come from real life.
Read MoreWhat You Don't Know About Patsy's Pies In Shameless
As is the case with most long-running shows, character departures have become a regular part of the Shameless narrative. No departure was bigger than that of series star Emmy Rossum, though, who shocked the television world by walking away from Shameless just a season after winning an equal pay dispute with her Shameless bosses.
Read MoreThe Big Mistake Fans Think Diego Made In The Umbrella Academy Season 2
As Five (Aidan Gallagher) works hard to gather his family back together, Diego (David Castañeda), also known as Number Two, has given himself his own mission: To stop the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. His way of going about this? Killing Lee Harvey Oswald.
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Why Brennan's Pregnancy On Bones Split Fans
Back when the show was still airing, fans eagerly awaited the break in the obvious romantic tension between the series' leads, but when it finally did happen, the series turned what may have been a beloved moment into a serious sore spot: After sleeping together one time, Brennan ends up pregnant.
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