How The Original Title For Muppets Most Wanted Plays Into The Opening Song
The opening song in Muppets Most Wanted features a lyric that only makes sense when you realize it was a reference to the movie's original title.
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One Of 2023's Best Fantasy Movies Is Finally Finding An Audience On Netflix
If you're one of the many people who didn't watch this great fantasy flick back in 2023, it's time to head over to Netflix and correct that.
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James Gunn Laments An Over-Referenced Drax Scene In Avengers: Infinity War
James Gunn came to nearly regret writing one particular joke for Dave Bautista's Drax the Destroyer that appeared in Avengers: Infinity War.
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Another Simple Favor Review: Anna Kendrick & Blake Lively Shine In This Silly, Sexy Sequel [SXSW]
Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively return for Another Simple Favor, and our review out of SXSW indicates a bigger sequel with the leads bringing their A-game.
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Mickey 17 Is The Best Possible Argument For Directors Getting Final Cut
Director Bong Joon-ho secured final cut on his new sci-fi film Mickey 17, and the resulting movie is a great example of why studios should trust filmmakers.
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One Of 2024's Best Movies Is Also An Inspirational Box Office Success Story
Hundreds of Beavers is not just one of the best movies to come out in 2024, but it's also a box office success that points the way to the future.
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12 Best Reese Witherspoon Movies & TV Shows Ranked
Reese Witherspoon's best movies and TV shows stretch from childhood roles to Oscar-winning performances. Did you favorite title make the cut?
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The Important Reason Anora Director Sean Baker Thanked Sex Workers At The Oscars
It's no surprise Anora director Sean Baker thanked sex workers in his Oscar acceptance speech. After all, he owes his career to stories involving sex work.
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The Forgotten Parody Film That Brought Back Star Trek's James Doohan As Scotty (Sort Of)
In a scene from National Lampoon's Loaded Weapon 1, James Doohan pokes fun at his Scotty character from Star Trek in a small cameo appearance.
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Why Kurt Russell Channeled John Wayne For A Beloved Cult Classic
Kurt Russell's turn in Big Trouble in Little Trouble was heavily inspired by John Wayne's acting (and doubled as a cheeky criticism of The Duke).
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The Dr. Seuss Book Worth Thousands That May Be Hiding In Your Bookcase
If you have an old copy of Dr. Seuss' most famous book lurking around, take a closer look: you maybe sitting on a small fortune.
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A Deleted Wicked Scene Reveals If Boq Really Loved Nessarose
A deleted scene from Wicked gives more insight into a character's motivations, and hints at what's to come in the sequel Wicked: For Good.
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Two-Time Oscar Winner Adrien Brody Starred In The Most Underrated Rian Johnson Movie
Adrien Brody won Oscars for his roles in The Pianist and The Brutalist, but one of his best roles was in Rian Johnson's underrated movie The Brothers Bloom.
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Gene Wilder Had One Condition To Play Willy Wonka
The great Gene Wilder agreed to play the title character in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, but only if director Mel Stuart agreed to one condition.
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The Best Actress Category Gave The 2025 Oscars Its Most Shocking Upset
Demi Moore was poised to win an Oscar for her fantastic performance in The Substance, but Mikey Madison took home the trophy for her excellent work in Anora.
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Anora Director Sean Baker Tied An Oscars Record Set By Walt Disney
Anora director Sean Baker had a huge night at the Academy Awards, matching an Oscar record previously set by none other than Walt Disney.
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Only One Channel Is Still Making TV That Actually Feels Dangerous
Adult Swim has been the home of bizarre, offbeat, and impossible-to-categorize TV for years, and is still refusing to play it safe.
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Warner Bros. Had One Rule For Its Biggest Characters In Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Who Framed Roger Rabbit miraculously managed to have both Disney and Warner Bros. characters in the movie, but there were some rules set to make it happen.
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The Musical Comedy Flop That Pitted Sylvester Stallone Against Dolly Parton
Rhinestone is largely considered a pretty terrible movie that found Dolly Parton trying to turn Sylvester Stallone into a country singer.
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The Heartwarming (And Important) Reason Why Gene Hackman Starred In The Birdcage
Gene Hackman was known more for his dramatic work than his comedic turns, but he had a touching (and meaningful) reason for making The Birdcage.
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15 Years Ago, Bruce Willis' Clash With Kevin Smith Resulted In A Big Box Office Flop
This year marks the 15th anniversary of Cop Out, a box office flop that saw director Kevin Smith at odds with star Bruce Willis.
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Why Michael Keaton Turned Down Groundhog Day
Before Bill Murray got the role of Phil Connors in Groundhog Day, Michael Keaton was approached to star. Here's why Keaton turned it down.
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Gene Hackman's Best Royal Tenenbaums Scene Highlighted His Ferocity As An Actor
The Royal Tenenbaums moment when Royal and Henry get into a shouting match highlighted the ferocity Gene Hackman could bring to any performance he gave.
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The New Minecraft Movie Trailer Is Chock-Full Of Easter Eggs For Fans To Over-Analyze
Jack Black's master crafter Steve welcomes a gang of misfits to a whole world of Easter eggs in the new trailer for A Minecraft Movie.
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Shrek 5 Teaser Trailer Brings In Zendaya, But Not As Meechee
The Shrek 5 teaser trailer reveals that Zenadaya is joining Mike Myers, Cameron Diaz, and Eddie Murphy in the cast of the much-hyped animated sequel.
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Michelle Trachtenberg's 8 Best Movies & TV Shows, Ranked
We're celebrating the life and career of Michelle Trachtenberg by highlighting 8 of her very best performances across film and TV. May she rest in peace.
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The Two Movies Gene Hackman Regretted Starring In
The great Gene Hackman's career spanned decades, but there were two movies that he specifically called out as being among his regrets.
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