Proposed I, Robot TV Series Sequel Would Have Adapted Other Asimov Stories
I, Robot's creatives pursued the idea of a sequel TV series that adapted more of Isaac Asimov's robot stories, which could've gone in a pretty wild direction.
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An Iconic Sylvester Stallone Role Was Originally Written For Clint Eastwood
One of Sylvester Stallone's most famous roles could have been played by none other than Clint Eastwood. Here's what happened.
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Peter Mayhew Expected To Shoot More Star Wars Movies A Few Years After Jedi's Release
Peter Mayhew eventually played Chewbacca again after the original Star Wars trilogy, but it took much longer than George Lucas had initially led him to believe.
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Tim Curry Tried (And Failed) To Slip This Suggestive Line Into His Favorite Movie
Tim Curry has cited Muppet Treasure Island as his favorite movie, revealing that he even tried to slip in an eyebrow-raising joke as Long John Silver.
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Why James Gunn Wants DC Movies & TV Shows To Utilize Practical Effects As Much As Possible
James Gunn's desire for DC's Clayface movie to focus on using practical effects even if that means set photos might leak in advance is a good sign for the DCU.
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Ethan Hawke's Unusual Approach To 'Hold His Own' Against Denzel Washington In Training Day
Ethan Hawke knew that Denzel Washington's Training Day performance was going to be memorable and used an interesting approach to act opposite him.
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The Star Wars Movie That Inspired The Creation Of Predator: Badlands
Predator: Badlands puts an unusual twist on the franchise by making the protagonist a Predator, and director Dan Trachtenberg was inspired by Star Wars.
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Star Trek: Wrath Of Khan's Director Had A Simple Trick For Dealing With William Shatner's Ego
William Shatner has a very particular acting style, but the director of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan figured out how to keep his star's ego in check.
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John Wayne Was The Subject Of One Of The Weirdest Scenes In A Norman Reedus Movie
The Boondock Saints films are full of macho nonsense, including a scene in which John Wayne is the subject of a dream sequence.
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Why Keanu Reeves Used A Different Name For One Of His First Roles
Keanu Reeves has a name that practically screams 'movie star,' but one of his first agents tried to convince him to go by something else.
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Akira Kurosawa's Career Was Revived By This Classic '70s Movie
Akira Kurosawa is one of cinema's greatest filmmakers, but he almost gave it up until he made this epic biographical adventure drama.
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Nicolas Cage's Lord Of War Used Real Guns Instead Of Props For A Bizarre Reason
Nicolas Cage is known for going method, but the reason the crime-thriller Lord of War used real weapons during production is a head-scratcher.
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Sylvester Stallone's Biggest Box Office Hit Is Actually Pretty Surprising
Sylvester Stallone is one of Hollywood's most bankable movie stars, but his biggest box office hit came from an unexpected title.
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James Bond Spin-Off Reveals An Unexpected Romance Between Two Major 007 Characters
A James Bond spin-off novel delves into an unexpected romance between two of the 007 series' best characters, right under the nose of Bond.
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All 9 Clint Eastwood War Movies Ranked
Clint Eastwood's war movies as an actor and/or director range from leaving something to be desired to being haunting tributes to real-life combat veterans.
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Star Wars' Admiral Ackbar Made His Debut In A Story You Probably Never Knew Existed
Return of the Jedi brought Admiral Ackbar to the screen, but he made his debut in a different Star Wars project where he was a much more prominent figure.
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Austin Butler Could Barely Walk For Nearly A Year Due To A Dune 2 Press Tour Injury
During the press tour for Dune 2, Austin Butler sustained a foot injury that remained an uncomfortable mystery for nearly a year.
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The Fantastic Four Star Who Enlisted A Psychiatrist To Help Them Not Quit The Film
2005's The Fantastic Four was a particularly tough shoot for one cast member, who employed a psychiatrist to keep them from quitting altogether.
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William Shatner Learned A Valuable Lesson About Star Trek From Patrick Stewart
William Shatner had stopped taking the Star Trek franchise seriously at one point, but that changed after he saw Patrick Stewart play Captain Picard.
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Can Predator Become A Box Office Threat Once Again With Badlands?
With the last two Predator films having been released directly to streaming, Predator: Badlands will face an uphill battle at the box office when it arrives.
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I've Seen The Future Of 4DX Movie Screenings Thanks To An Unlikely Classic Film
4DX remains a polarizing way to watch movies in the theater, but the recent release of a classic sci-fi comedy has us thinking this could be the future.
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How Jeff Bridges Feels About Tron: Ares Flopping At The Box Office
Tron: Ares was a disappointment at the box office, but franchise star Jeff Bridges thinks this won't be the sci-fi film's ultimate legacy.
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Marvel Banned One Classic X-Men Location From The Void In Loki
When Loki's head writer wrote a script featuring a classic X-Men location in the Void, Marvel stepped in to make sure that location didn't make it to screen.
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Yellowstone's Taylor Sheridan Is Making The Video Game Movie He Was Born For
Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan and director Peter Berg are joining forces on a video game movie adaptation that has Sheridan's name written all over it.
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Marvel's Most Popular Spider-Man Comic Proves This Pitch By Batman 2's Writer Could Work
The Batman II co-writer Mattson Tomlin has a strong pitch for a Tobey Maguire-led Spider-Man 4, and it taps into a concept that's playing out in the comics.
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One Battle After Another Is Still A Box Office Bomb - But It's Also A Beacon Of Light In The Darkness
Two things can be true at once: One Battle After Another is a box office bomb, but also a light in the darkness of a risk-averse modern Hollywood.
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Road House Director Doug Liman Declares War On Amazon's Sequel With His Own Sequel
Thanks to a legal loophole, it looks like Doug Liman will be making a Road House sequel while Amazon MGM makes ... a Road House sequel.
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