Optimus Prime's death in the animated Transformers movie was partly shaped by Howard the Duck creator Steve Gerber and legendary Batman writer Frank Miller.
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James Gunn famously did not want to cast Chris Pratt as Star-Lord in Guardians of the Galaxy, but the casting director tricked him into seeing Pratt's audition.
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Not every movie can be a smash hit at the box office, but few movies have ever flopped quite as badly as these 15 films.
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This holiday season, let's celebrate the 20th anniversary of Shane Black's Christmas crime comedy that teamed up Robert Downey Jr. and Val Kilmer.
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George Lucas obviously had an incredible vision for the original Star Wars trilogy, but he relied heavy on his collaborators to help fill out the action scenes.
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Oliver Stone was using a lot of cocaine when he was working on Conan the Barbarian, so his early script draft for the film is unsurprisingly bizarre.
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If you're searching for an ethical way to enjoy the first Harry Potter movie, look no further than this wonderfully comedic full-length audio commentary track.
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This revered Western didn't tone down its violence or romanticize the Old West at all, neither of which sat well with the notoriously conservative John Wayne.
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Spartacus fans might be heartbroken about the deaths of some of their favorite Gladiators, but show creator Steven DeKnight regrets nothing.
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Ryan Reynolds has frequently snuck a John Candy prop from Planes, Trains and Automobiles into the Deadpool movies, although it hasn't come cheap.
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Making an Avatar movie isn't a walk in the park for anyone, but one of the actors in Avatar: Fire and Ash had to film essentially all of their scenes twice.
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Whether you prefer your cinematic winters freezing or cozy, you'll find something to like on our ranked list of the 15 best movies set during that season.
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In the surprising battle of (checks notes) 2025 Kevin James action vehicles, this action comedy on Paramount+ beats his team-up with Alan Ritchson on Playdate.
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Stephen King is a fan of this critically lambasted 2010 action-thriller, which features a cast full of big names like Idris Elba and Paul Walker.
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The WB Netflix deal will have huge repercussions on the entertainment industry, but for now, let's look specifically at how it could impact the DC Universe.
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Thank the Maker: The original version of Star Wars is coming back to theaters in 2027 to mark the 50th anniversary of the franchise's premiere.
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Chainsaw Man - The Movie: Reze Arc is coming home, with both the subtitled and dubbed versions available to rent and purchase on digital platforms.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem 2, which arrives in October 2027, will feature a character redesign that presents fun storytelling opportunities.
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James Cameron continues to be one of cinema's greatest innovators, and that includes his plans for an extended release of Avatar: Fire and Ash.
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The DC Extended Universe may be a thing of the past, but that isn't stopping Netflix subscribers from checking out the final DCEU movie in large numbers.
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First Blood is not your typical Rambo movie.
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Avatar: Fire & Ash stars Sam Worthington and Stephen Lang talked to us about how their characters have changed throughout the franchise.
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Most folks haven't seen this Icelandic '80s Viking film since it's near-impossible to stream, which is too bad since it's a fantastic 'Cod Western.'
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Scarlett Johansson is leaving Black Widow and the Marvel Cinematic Universe behind and joining Robert Pattinson in Matt Reeves' The Batman 2 for DC.
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Lucasfilm reportedly asked Rian Johnson to direct Star Wars: Episode IX after he made The Last Jedi, but is that true? Here's the answer from Johnson himself.
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Quentin Tarantino and Epic Games have brought characters from Kill Bill into Fortnite, allowing Tarantino to resurrect a cut scene from his revenge epic.
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Even as he reviewed it for the first time, Roger Ebert (correctly) predicted this sci-fi flop starring John Travolta would go down as a historic turkey.
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