Robert Zemeckis might've never gotten to make Back to the Future if it hadn't been for the Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner-starring Romancing the Stone.
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Every comic book fan has a superhero flick they absolutely hate or think is overrated. But what about the movies that deserve far more praise?
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James Gunn's The Suicide Squad infamously begins by killing off several characters, although one of the involved actors didn't get the memo ahead of time.
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The 40-Year-Old Virgin was one of the best comedies of the aughts, but production was shut down at one point for a truly ridiculous reason.
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Canadian comedy troupe The Kids in the Hall have a long history together, but they've also kept busy with individual careers since the original show ended.
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V/H/S/ Halloween keeps the horror anthology franchise fresh with the funniest installment yet, and a twist of truly disturbing darkness.
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Not every cancellation of a comic book movie is a bad thing. In fact, here are 12 superhero flicks that fans should be happy never got made.
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Charlie Sheen took an unusual approach to preparing for his appearance in the classic 1980s comedy Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
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A big part of any musician's success relies on their performance abilities, but not all of them make for great actors. These musicians, however, absolutely do.
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The top movies streaming on HBO Max are wildly different in tone, but both represent some of the best A24 releases of the year.
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Robert Redford was part of one of the wildest Sundance films in 2020, but the anthology still hasn't been released, leaving his true final role in limbo.
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A big Netflix show has overtaken Stranger Things season 3 on the streamer's all-time list of most-watched English-language titles in the first 90 days.
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Paul Thomas Anderson's darkly hilarious One Battle After Another, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, is the best movie of the year.
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'90s cinema was filled with cinematic gems and thrilling franchises. However, there were also plenty of bizarre productions we still can't believe were made.
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As amusing as the idea of Jack Black and Paul Rudd starring in an Anaconda reboot reads on paper, its trailer suggests the actual film might be a tad misguided.
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Robert Redford desperately wanted to play the lead role in The Graduate, but the director knew Dustin Hoffman had something Redford physically could never.
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It practically felt like Robert Redford was born to play the lead in this true story-based flick, which featured one of the actor's best (and final) roles.
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Do you want to watch Peter Dinklage play a hero who melts bad guys' heads with his mop? If so, be sure to check out The Toxic Avenger on the home media market.
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The main Harry Potter franchise spans eight films adapted from seven books, but if you crave more fantasy adventure, here's a bunch of movies like Harry Potter.
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Spinal Tap II: The End Continues, the long-awaited sequel to the 1984 mockumentary classic, had a disappointing opening weekend at the box office.
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The cheeky, monocle-popping cover artwork for Sabrina Carpenter's album Man's Best Friend may well be a playful reference to this '80s comedy classic.
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The 2010s produced some absolute stellar gems when it comes to horror films. Here are 15 of the greatest horror flicks that came out in the 2010s.
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As one of the biggest pop stars of today, Taylor Swift's songs have been used in many films and series. Here are 10 of her best TV and movie needle drops.
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It feels almost forgotten now, but this 2019 horror-comedy featuring a big cast that included Glenn Howerton generated a fair share of controversy.
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The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is expected to bring Rosalina into the cinematic universe, and while we wait for a casting announcement, we have some suggestions.
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It would be best not to think so hard when watching these 12 films, as they all have logic-defying plot holes that just might ruin the story for you.
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Steven Spielberg had high praise for the Leonardo DiCaprio-starring One Battle After Another, even comparing P.T. Anderson's film to a Stanley Kubrick classic.
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