Indiana Jones And The Great Circle Answers A 44-Year-Old Franchise Question
The excellent video game Indiana Jones and the Great Circle answers a question that's been hanging over the Indiana Jones franchise for years.
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Michael Jackson Was Upset After Being Rejected For A Tim Burton Movie
Pop superstar Michael Jackson wanted a role in a Tim Burton movie so badly that he created a whole concept album for it.
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15 Highest-Grossing Movie Composers Of All Time
Behind most iconic movies is a great composer. Here are 15 incredible film composers who have scored absolutely massive wins at the box office.
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Why Marvel's Thunderbolts* Is A Better Story About Hope Than Superman
James Gunn's Superman pays lip service to the idea of hope, but Marvel's Thunderbolts* featured characters who had to scratch and claw to achieve that idea.
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Willem Dafoe Had One Condition To Return As Green Goblin In Spider-Man: No Way Home
Willem Dafoe is a fantastic Green Goblin, but getting him back on board for Spider-Man: No Way Home required meeting one understandable demand.
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What's The Song At The End Of James Gunn's Superman?
James Gunn's Superman sends audiences out on a high note with a song that calls back to a critical interaction between Lois and Clark. Here's the song.
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The DC Hero That Rachel Brosnahan Wants To See In A Superman Sequel
Rachel Brosnahan knows exactly which DC hero she wants to see in a Superman sequel (though, ideally, the film will avoid adapting a related comic book story).
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James Gunn's Superman Shines Due To One Character (But It's Not The Man Of Steel)
James Gunn's Superman is unapologetically earnest and silly, and these traits are best embodied by the movie's standout character. (No, not Superman himself.)
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Dredd 2 Was Never Going To Happen, So The Just-Announced Reboot Was Inevitable
Sorry, Dredd fans: Karl Urban almost certainly isn't going to be donning the helmet for the newly announced reboot from Taika Waititi.
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The Mortal Kombat II Trailer Seemingly Forgets One Major Part Of The First Movie
Based on its trailer, Mortal Kombat II focuses heavily on Karl Urban as Johnny Cage. However, that seemingly means leaving a big part of the first movie behind.
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The Tron: Ares Trailer Reveals Two Selling Points — And Jared Leto Isn't One Of Them
Tron: Ares has two big things going for it based on its trailer. Unfortunately, it also makes some baffling choices (and casting Jared Leto is one of them).
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Named The Sequel He Still Wants To Make (And It's A Big Missed Opportunity)
Arnold Schwarzenegger is no stranger to sequels, but there's one the Terminator star still yearns to make after years of failing to get it off the ground.
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The Odyssey Ticket Stunt Cements Christopher Nolan As A Cinematic Event Unto Himself
IMAX tickets went on sale a year in advance for Christopher Nolan's adaptation of The Odyssey, cementing him yet again as one of the premiere names in cinema.
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Karl Urban's Johnny Cage Arrives In The First Trailer For Mortal Kombat 2
Karl Urban makes his debut as the fan-favorite Johnny Cage in the first trailer for Mortal Kombat II ... but can he avoid a fatality?
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The Supergirl Movie Poster Shows How James Gunn Is Building On Superman's Best Moments
Between Supergirl's appearance in James Gunn's Superman and the newly unveiled Supergirl movie poster, things are looking up for the DCU's Girl of Steel.
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Can The Fantastic Four Save Marvel's Very Rough 2025 Run At The Box Office?
The Fantastic Four: First Steps might just be the hero Marvel Studios needs after a rough time at the 2025 box office, but it depends on a few factors.
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Jurassic World Rebirth Ignores One Game-Changing Moment From Fallen Kingdom
The science of Jurassic Park has only gotten weirder since expanding into Jurassic World, but the latest film completely ignored a game-changing discovery.
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Why John Malkovich Was Cut From Marvel's Fantastic Four: First Steps
John Malkovich was set to play a character called Red Ghost in Marvel's The Fantastic Four: First Steps. Here's why director Matt Shakman had to edit him out.
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A Superman Sequel Might Happen At DC Studios (But Not As Soon As You Might Think)
While a Superman sequel remains a strong possibility, James Gunn and DC Studios seem to be focusing more on other projects as they build out the DC Universe.
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The Legend Of Zelda Movie Has Found Its Link And Zelda, And It's Not Who You'd Expect
Nintendo and director Wes Ball have cast Link and Princess Zelda for their live-action Legend of Zelda movie, and they've gone with relative newcomers.
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15 Movies With Post-Credits Scenes That You Probably Missed
Marvel may have given the post-credits scene new significance, but they were around long before Iron Man. Here are 15 movie credits scenes you probably missed.
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Before Superman, Jimmy Olsen Actor Skyler Gisondo Had A Forgotten Marvel Role
Did you remember that Skyler Gisondo, who plays Jimmy Olsen in James Gunn's Superman, previously appeared in a Marvel movie? We did, too. Here's who he played.
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5 Reasons Why The Supergirl Movie Could Be Better Than Superman
Here are five reasons why the DC Universe's Supergirl starring Milly Alcock could fly even higher than James Gunn's Superman. (And yes, Krypto is one of them.)
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Superman Star David Corenswet's Star Wars Viewing Order Is Unhinged (And Kind Of Brilliant)
Superman star David Corenswet is a true-blue Star Wars fan, as evidenced by his suggested viewing order for watching the original and prequel trilogies.
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The James Bond Movie Dr No Turned A Real Art Heist Into A Brilliant Easter Egg
A gag in the James Bond movie Dr. No is obscure and overlooked these days but at the time of the film's release it was a reference to a real art heist.
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15 Best Movies Of 1997, Ranked
Let's get out our time machine and go back to 1997, because there were some really good cinematic gems that released that here. Here are just 15 examples.
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James Gunn's Superman Proves Zack Snyder's Take On The Character Was Always Nonsense
James Gunn's take on Superman is wildly different than Zack Snyder's vision for the character, and Gunn's version is the one we need right now.
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