Furiosa Footage Reaction: Director George Miller Presents A Very Different Kind Of Mad Max Movie [CinemaCon 2024]
We got a look at Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga at CinemaCon in Las Vegas. Here's what we saw.
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Director Zack Snyder Wants To Fix His Most Controversial Movie
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No, Nick Offerman's Civil War Character Isn't Based On Donald Trump
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Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes May Be Hiding A Massive Twist In Plain Sight
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How To Watch Dune: Part Two At Home
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The Dark Knight Rises Almost Featured Another Classic Villain Instead Of Bane
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Godzilla X Kong's Box Office Dominance Is More Impressive Than You Realize
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Godzilla Vs. Kong Had To Redo A Scene Thanks To Top Gun: Maverick
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The One Person That Saved Steven Spielberg From Being Fired As Jaws' Director
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Solo: A Star Wars Story Used The Oldest VFX Trick In The Book To Create The Kessel Run
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Star Trek's Newest Movie Isn't Shy About Its Mission: Impossible Influence
Section 31, the new made-for-TV Star Trek movie is happily borrowing from a famed action franchise. -
Why Christopher Nolan Put One Of His Best Films On Hold For An Entire Decade
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A Deleted Scene In Star Wars: A New Hope Gave Han Solo A Love Interest
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Dev Patel Isn't Gunning For A Monkey Man Sequel Just Yet
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Jason Momoa Shot His Own Mock Dune Scenes That Wound Up In The Movie
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Bruce Willis' Best Role Happened Because Of Desperation
Few would argue against Die Hard as Bruce Willis' best role, but at the time of casting, it was a huge gamble. -
One Of Steven Spielberg's Best Movies Almost Went To A Different Director
Steven Spielberg might've never directed Jaws had another filmmaker not irked the original book's author, Peter Benchley, during their first meeting. -
Alice Eve Redid Her Star Trek Into Darkness Audition Almost 20 Times
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The Correct Order To Watch The Halo Movies
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The Only Arnold Schwarzenegger Movie That Has A Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score
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How Many Words Really Make Up The Dune Movies' Fictional Fremen Language
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Disney Sets New Release Dates For Star Wars, Tron, Moana And More
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Monkey Man Left Dev Patel Physically Broken And Beaten
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Legendary Keeps The Spice Flowing, Reveals Dune 3 Development
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