The Fantastic Four: First Steps Lands Franchise's Biggest Box Office Opening Ever
Marvel's first family enter the MCU in style, as The Fantastic Four: First Steps scores the biggest box office debut ever for a Fantastic Four movie.
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10 Years Ago, Josh Trank's Fantastic Four Became Marvel's Most Impactful Box Office Flop
Josh Trank's 2015 Fantastic Four movie bombed so badly at the box office that it changed the trajectory of Marvel cinema.
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Hulk Hogan's Worst-Rated Movie On IMDb Was A Forgotten Attempt At A Greek Epic
Hulk Hogan's worst-rated movie on IMDb didn't even make enough of a splash to warrant a Wikipedia page. Here's what happens in it.
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What The Fantastic Four Movies Keep Getting Wrong About Marvel's Doctor Doom
Doctor Doom is one of the most beloved villains in Marvel's comics, but not so much when it comes to the Fantastic Four movies, and it's all too clear why.
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12 Best Michael Douglas Movies, Ranked
Much like his father Kirk, Michael Douglas has amassed an impressive filmography across a long career. Here's our ranking of his 12 best movies.
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Sorry, Galactus: Fantastic Four: First Steps Has A Serious Villain Problem
Galactus is one of the biggest baddies in the entire canon of Marvel Comics, but Fantastic Four: First Steps makes an odd creative choice with the character.
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The Shakespeare Adaptation You Had No Idea Hulk Hogan And Ozzy Osbourne Were In
Hulk Hogan and Ozzy Osbourne once worked on the same project: an animated adaptation of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet starring gnomes.
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Every Fantastic Four Movie, Ranked
There have been several live-action Fantastic Four films, plus a brief cameo in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. The time has come to rank them all.
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The Most Important Scene In Fantastic Four: First Steps Should Be A Lesson To Us All
The Fantastic Four live in a universe where a panicking mob can be calmed with the right words - setting an example for all of us.
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How The MCU's Fantastic Four Differs From Past Versions
Fantastic Four: First Steps not only brings the Fantastic Four into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but it also gives them more depth than previous F4 films did.
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The Fantastic Four: First Steps Credit Scenes Explained
Fantastic Four: First Steps pushes the Marvel Cinematic Universe one step closer toward Avengers: Doomsday. Here's how it could all go down.
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Next Wonder Woman Movie Gets An Important Update Following James Gunn's Superman
The DC Universe is looking for a new Wonder Woman after the success of James Gunn's Superman. Here's why a different hero isn't hitting theaters first.
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Hulk Hogan's Hollywood Career Was Nothing Short Of Bizarre
Hulk Hogan led a truly baffling career as a movie actor, playing everything from space warriors to nannies and even a version of himself on occasion.
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Deep Blue Sea, The Second-Best Shark Movie Ever, Was Just A Modest Box Office Hit
Deep Blue Sea revitalized the shark movie nearly 25 years after Jaws, but the box office didn't reflect its longevity.
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A Spider-Man Actor Could Have Starred In Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
There was a brief period where a major Spider-Man actor was considering appearing in a Jurassic World sequel. Here's why that almost happened.
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The Princess Bride Auditions Kicked Out Liam Neeson For One Specific Reason
Liam Neeson's audition for a pivotal role in The Princess Bride went embarrassingly wrong, though it had nothing to do with his actual acting abilities.
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Marvel's Avengers: Doomsday Needs To Address The Most Ridiculous Issue With Bucky Barnes
Bucky Barnes could really do with a specific upgrade in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and Avengers: Doomsday is the perfect place for him to get it.
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An Easter Egg From George Lucas' First Sci-Fi Movie Appears All Over The Star Wars Franchise
George Lucas is clearly fond of the first sci-fi movie he ever directed, considering his Star Wars films are crammed full of Easter eggs alluding to it.
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Doctor Strange's Signature Look Nearly Had A High-Fashion Modification For The Movie
Stephen Strange's Marvel Cinematic Universe costume nearly had a professional edge to it before the Doctor Strange film's creatives realized it was unnecessary.
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James Gunn's Superman Made One Of The Previous Man Of Steel Stars Cry
A previous Superman actor has seen James Gunn's new movie and admitted it made him cry three separate times. Here's what else he had to say about it.
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J.J. Abrams Has One Regret About Eric Bana's Star Trek Role
J.J. Abrams' Star Trek was a massive success all around, but there's one element of the film he doesn't love, and it's all to do with Eric Bana's role as Nero.
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NASA Was Furious Over A Sci-Fi Movie's Marketing Campaign
A viral marketing campaign for John Cusask's apocalyptic sci-fi movie sparked so much hysteria that NASA had to get involved.
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James Gunn's First Superhero Movie Was A Forgotten Black Comedy With Rainn Wilson
Making movies for Marvel and DC wasn't the first time Superman director James Gunn dabbled in the landscape of superhero cinema.
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Does Fantastic Four: First Steps Have A Credits Scene? A Spoiler-Free Guide
If you're planning on seeing The Fantastic Four: First Steps and wondering if it has any credits scenes, our totally spoiler-free guide has you covered.
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10 Things That Don't Make Sense In Jurassic World Rebirth
"Jurassic World Rebirth" did several things right, and several more things wrong. Let's look at least 10 things that don't make sense with the film's plot.
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How To Watch Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning At Home
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to watch Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning at home, complete with an assortment of bonus features.
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Why Apple TV+ Canceled Time Bandits
Taika Waititi's glorious single season of Time Bandits was a hidden gem on Apple TV+, but here's why the streamer canceled it.
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