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Paramount botched the release of this 2000 comedy-drama, which earned lots of critical acclaim and boasted a first-rate cast that included Robert Downey Jr.
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The Maze Runner trilogy is streaming on Netflix, but it's leaving the platform soon. Now's the time to head back into the Glade or visit for the first time.
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Milana Vayntrub might be most well known for her AT&T commercials, but she has a heck of a film and TV resume you should check out.
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Black Panther director Ryan Coogler has revealed his plan for Wakanda Forever prior to Chadwick Boseman's heartbreaking death, and it sounds fascinating.
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When live-action superhero TV shows became popular in the '60s and '70s, NBC introduced their own Aquaman-style hero. But the show was quickly canceled.
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Most critics felt that this Robert Downey Jr. and Molly Ringwald-led '80s rom-com was a mediocrity at worst, but Roger Ebert absolutely despised it.
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'80s comedy Teen Wolf might've never become a box office hit if the executives behind it hadn't taken advantage of the release of another Michael J. Fox film.
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One of the most fascinating sci-fi thrillers ever made is this underrated gem from the 1960s starring Rock Hudson that's currently streaming for free.
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The script for Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 2 featured contributions from several noteworthy writers, including the minds behind a popular superhero TV show.
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For fans of Absolute Batman, you have to get your hands on Hot Toys' new figure based on Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta's Batman.
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One of the most talented actors working today very nearly gave up on the industry for good before David Lynch gave them a life-changing role.
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A young Josh Brolin was still getting the hang of professional acting when he worked on The Goonies, forcing producer Steven Spielberg to intervene one day.
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Kevin Costner had hoped to break out of a rough patch when he starred opposite Kathy Bates in this supernatural mystery-thriller, but it failed to do the trick.
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Roger Ebert was a vocal proponent of this Charlie Sheen-starring 1996 sci-fi flick, though that wasn't enough to prevent it from flopping.
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James Cameron's favorite movie scene that he shot is from his box office-breaking Titanic, though it might not be the shot you would expect.
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Prior to her breakout turn in Winter's Bone, a very young Jennifer Lawrence starred in a (surprisingly decent) sitcom that's currently streaming for free.
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Three writers known for their work on Seinfeld were brought in to rewrite the script for The Grinch, but you wouldn't know it by looking at the credits.
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A 2005 sports movie starring Al Pacino didn't get the best reviews, but the incomparable Roger Ebert was one of the few who loved it.
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A Christmas-themed Saturday Night Live monologue joke in 1998 more or less predicted that Jimmy Fallon would eventually host the series in 2011.
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Elf was an instant holiday classic, but the film wouldn't have been made had the screenwriter not written a different, unproduced Christmas rom-com.
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Three movies in, a very clear pattern has emerged regarding who director Rian Johnson casts to play the killer in his Knives Out series.
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Prime Video is currently streaming this '80s Jean-Claude Van Damme martial arts action flick, which wasn't an immediate hit but eventually launched a franchise.
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It's hard to imagine anyone other than Chris Evans playing Captain America, but Marvel nearly cast a NFL Hall of Famer in the role.
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Cameron Crowe has penned some of the greatest coming-of-age films of all time, but his follow-up to Fast Times at Ridgemont High is mostly forgotten.
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James Cameron has never lacked for ambition, but he's admitted one particular shot in The Abyss might've simply been too technically challenging for its era.
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Judd Nelson took a method approach to playing John Bender in The Breakfast Club, much to the chagrin of the cast and director John Hughes.
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A 2025 thriller starring Ana de Armas and Sydney Sweeney flopped hard at the box office. Could it find a new life on Netflix?
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