Why One Country Banned Nearly All Of Claire Danes' Movies
Thanks to some off the cuff comments Claire Danes made after filming in a foreign country, there has been a blanket ban on all of her films and TV shows there.
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The Western Role That Kevin Costner Once Called Perfect
Kevin Costner has played many cowboys in his career, but there's one Western role he once referred to as "perfect" for him. -
Jim Carrey Could Have Starred In One Of Mel Gibson's Biggest Flops
Jim Carrey was once attached to one of the hottest scripts in Hollywood, but Mel Gibson took over the role and it was a massive flop. -
Why CBS Canceled Hawaii Five-0
While the rebooted Hawaii Five-O pulled in strong ratings throughout its 10-season run, there were multiple reasons CBS chose to cancel it in 2020. -
Matt Damon & Brad Pitt Cameos Turned A 2002 Movie Into An Ocean's Reunion
Matt Damon and Brad Pitt reunited with some of their showbiz buddies to make this 2002 movie a full-blown Ocean's Eleven reunion. -
Metacritic's Highest-Rated Live-Action Video Game Movie Is An Overlooked 2021 Horror Comedy
The highest-rated live-action video game movie on Metacritic flew under the radar when it came out in 2021, but it's absolutely worth a watch. -
Why The Harkonnens Aren't Bald And Pale In Dune: Prophecy
You may have noticed that the Harkonnens in Dune: Prophecy look very different from the way that family appears in Denis Villeneuve's Dune movies. Here's why. -
Two Of The World's Best Character Actors Once Worked Together As Private Investigators
Actors are hired for weird jobs all the time, but now we demand a private investigation series starring two beloved character actors based on their experience. -
28 Years Later Won't Feature Cillian Murphy After All – But What About The Other Sequels?
According to a producer of 28 Years Later, Oscar-winning actor Cillian Murphy will not appear in the movie after all. But is this a bit of smoke and mirrors? -
Jerry Seinfeld's Least-Favorite Episode Of Seinfeld
Everyone's got their sensitive areas, and even Jerry Seinfeld took issue with one of the more darkly comedic episodes of Seinfeld. -
A Forgotten Chris Hemsworth Flop Became An Instant Hit On Netflix
One of Chris Hemsworth's previous box office flops is suddenly topping the charts on Netflix, but will that be enough to repair its reputation? -
A 2024 Ryan Gosling Flop Is Finally Finding Its Audience On Amazon Prime Video
Ryan Gosling's 2024 follow-up to Barbie may have flopped at the box office, but it's currently flying high on Amazon Prime Video. -
The Forgotten Kurt Russell Movie With The Lowest Audience Score On Rotten Tomatoes
Kurt Russell has been acting for over six decades, but they can't all be classics. Luckily, his lowest-rated film on Rotten Tomatoes is one most haven't seen. -
Stephen King Absolutely Hated One Jack Nicholson Movie
Stephen King's never made his dislike of Stanley Kubrick's The Shining a secret, but there's a very different Jack Nicholson movie he really despised. -
The Oscar-Winning '90s Crime Thriller That Roger Ebert Didn't Care For
Legendary film critic Roger Ebert was never afraid to go against the crowd, like that time he trashed an Oscar-winning '90s crime thriller. -
Christopher Nolan's Favorite James Bond Movie & Actor Are From Different Eras
Christopher Nolan is an admitted James Bond enthusiast, although his favorite Bond actor and Bond movie might not be what you'd expect. -
The Oscar Season, Explained
If you've ever wondered what constitutes 'Oscar season' and when film award pundits start paying attention, we're here to explain how it all works. -
The Worst Episode Of Yellowstone, According To IMDb
The IMDb ratings for Yellowstone are pretty good overall. However, there's one episode where creator Taylor Sheridan pushed his luck a little too far. -
Jason Momoa's Lobo Casting Revives This Scrapped Supergirl Idea For The Big Screen
Jason Moma won't just be playing Lobo in Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, he'll also be helping revive a scrapped Supergirl/Lobo comic plotline. -
Leah Remini's Saved By The Bell Role, Explained
Before she became a bonafide TV sitcom star, Leah Remini played a noteworthy multi-episode role on Saved By the Bell season 3. -
How Many Votes A Movie Needs To Get A Best Picture Nomination At The Oscars
Making sense of how a movie gets nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars may seem confusing at first, but with ranked choice voting, there is an answer. -
An Acclaimed Star Trek Writer Wrote A Maligned Stephen King Adaptation
Certain Stephen King stories have been adapted more than once, including one that was turned into a mostly forgotten TV movie by a beloved Star Trek writer. -
How Tom Cruise Helped Save A Martin Scorsese Crime Epic
Producers don't always listen to directors, but if Tom Cruise says Martin Scorsese needs more money to pull off a shot for his crime thriller, they do. -
This Brian De Palma Flop Is One Of The Greatest Vietnam War Films Ever Made
Brian De Palma's Casualties of War is one of the biggest flops of his career, but this Vietnam War film deserves a reappraisal. -
Does Star Trek Have Christmas Episodes?
While Christmas episodes are a staple of long-running TV franchises like Star Trek, the sci-fi property has its own way of embodying the holiday's ideals. -
There's Only One Gilligan's Island Christmas Episode
Gilligan's Island managed to soften its typical zaniness with a touch of heart in the show's first (and only) Christmas episode. -
The Correct Order To Watch Every Christopher Nolan Movie
Sure, you could watch Christopher Nolan's movies in chronological order but if you ask us, there's a better way to experience his filmography.
