The How To Train Your Dragon Remake Sets The Stage For A Major Sequel Storyline
Get ready for more live-action How To Train Your Dragons movies, because they're coming our way whether we want them or not.
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DreamWorks Learned A Vital Lesson With Puss In Boots 2 – And We're Starting To See Its Impact
Puss in Boots 2 was a game changer for DreamWorks' approach to franchising out their hits, and The Bad Guys 2 is following the same path.
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Did Star Wars Quietly Reveal Ahsoka Tano's Death? An Investigation
A Star Wars comic book has seemingly confirmed Ahsoka Tano is dead at a certain point in the franchise's timeline, although things may not be as they appear.
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How To Train Your Dragon: Why The New Hiccup Actor Looks So Familiar
If you're planning to see the new How to Train Your Dragon movie and wondering where you've seen the lead actor before, we've got you covered.
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Bryce Dallas Howard Admits She Saw Her Biggest Box Office Flops Coming
Bryce Dallas Howard has starred in some pretty big box office flops, but she's never been surprised when those films failed to find an audience.
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The Godzilla X Kong: Supernova Villain May Have Been Spoiled By One Of The Movie's Stars
A member of the Godzilla x Kong: Supernova cast may have revealed the identity of Godzilla and Kong's opponent in the upcoming MonsterVerse sequel.
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Westerns Like Django Unchained And Bonanza Were All Shot In These California Hills
A set of hills located in California have been used as shooting locations for countless Westerns, including the series Bonanza.
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The Biggest Avengers: Doomsday Rumor Has Been Confirmed Thanks To An X-Men Actor
X-Men actor Alan Cumming has seemingly spilled some of the beans about Avengers: Doomsday, specifically where it concerns the Marvel movie's plot.
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Netflix's Oscar-Contending In Your Dreams Has A Jaw-Dropping Origin Story
In Your Dreams, an ambitious new Netflix animated movie slated for release in November, looks like it could be a contender during awards season.
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James Gunn Didn't Want One Marvel Character In Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3
Making a superhero movie means taking the input of studioheads to heart, which is why a character wound up in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.
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The New Superman Trailer Is The Complete Opposite Of Man Of Steel (And That's Fine)
The latest trailer for James Gunn's Superman presents the film as being the antithesis of Zack Snyder's Man of Steel, but without feeling like corny nonsense.
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Ex Machina's Director Wrote This Famously Canceled Sci-Fi Video Game Adaptation
Years before directing films such as Ex Machina, Alex Garland was tasked to write an ambitious movie adaptation of a popular sci-fi military video game.
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One Of Harrison Ford's Shrinking Co-Stars Had A Horrible Indiana Jones Audition
After blowing her Raiders of the Lost Ark audition, this actress finally had another opportunity to work with Harrison Ford. They're now co-stars on Shrinking.
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All 12 Christopher Nolan Movies, Ranked From Worst To Best
Christopher Nolan is one of the most respected directors in Hollywood, and his filmography easily proves why. Here are all of Christopher Nolan's movies ranked.
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Is Robert Downey Jr.'s Doctor Doom In Fantastic Four: First Steps? Here's What The Director Says
The Fantastic Four: First Steps director Matt Shakman has discussed whether Robert Downey Jr.'s Doom is in the film many times, and his answer never changes.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Jason Bourne Movies
The question isn't which order to watch the Jason Bourne movies in, it's which Bourne movies are really worth watching at all.
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Hideo Kojima's 4 Favorite Movies Are All Bangers
Hideo Kojima's passion for cinema is well-documented, so it's no surprise the pioneering video game designer's favorite movies are all top-notch picks.
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James Gunn's DC Universe Will Avoid Marvel's Biggest Problem With A Simple Rule
The new DC Universe, which kicks off on the big screen with this summer's Superman, is aiming to avoid a problem that befell its rivals over at Marvel Studios.
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Why Scarlett Johansson Wanted Her Thunderbolts* Executive Producer Credit Removed
Scarlett Johansson is listed as an executive producer on Thunderbolts*, but her reason for wanting her credit removed raises questions about the Marvel film.
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Why Sylvester Stallone Is Wrong, And Rocky V Is Good
Rocky V returned Rocky to his roots, and from there, the franchise grew anew.
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Only One Author Ever Had A #1 Movie, TV Show, And Book At The Same Time (Twice)
One author has the distinction of having the number one movie, TV show, and book all at the same time — and he did it twice.
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Ballerina's Box Office Opening Might Be A Death Sentence For The John Wick Universe
The first John Wick theatrical spin-off, Ballerina, had a softer-than-expected box office opening, which doesn't bode well for the larger John Wick franchise.
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Jack Black's King Kong Character Could Have Been Played By Two Very Different Actors
Jack Black delivered a rare semi-dramatic turn in Peter Jackson's massive King Kong remake, but two very different actors were considered for his role.
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Sylvester Stallone Played A Hilarious Villain In This Pre-Rocky Cult Classic
Before he broke out as Rocky Balboa, a young Sylvester Stallone was cast in a futuristic cult classic where he played an over-the-top villainous character.
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Before Friends, Courteney Cox Starred In A Goofy Fantasy Flop
Courteney Cox is one of the most recognizable actors in the world but before Friends mad her a household name, she starred in an odd live-action adaptation.
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Why Ridley Scott's Kingdom Of Heaven Director's Cut Is The Best Version Of The Movie
Ridley Scott's Kingdom of Heaven marks one of the biggest differences between a theatrical cut and a director's cut. Here's why the director's cut is superior.
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Why Ving Rhames Was Barely In Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol
Ving Rhames has appeared in every Mission: Impossible movie alongside Tom Cruise, but here's why his Ghost Protocol role was so small.
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