Jurassic Park's T-Rex Was Transformed Into A Dragon For A Cult '90s Fantasy Movie
The visual effects assets for Jurassic Park's T-rex were used in the earliest stages of testing for Rob Cohen's 1996 fantasy film Dragonheart.
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Zootopia 2 Just Kicked One Of The Biggest Sequels Ever Out Of The Box Office Top 10
As Zootopia 2 continues to climb the all-time box office charts, another mega-popular sequel has finally been booted from the global top 10.
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Kate Hudson Turned Down A Major Spider-Man Role For A 2002 War Drama
Kate Hudson has confirmed she passed on playing Mary Jane in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man. Here's why she doesn't regret making the 2002 war drama she did instead.
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When Steven Spielberg took over directing A.I., he wanted to follow Stanley Kubrick's plan to use a real robot as the lead. He quickly changed his mind.
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5 Reasons Why 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Flopped At The Box Office
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple disappointed in its first weekend at the box office, which raises serious questions about the already-planned follow-up.
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Eddie Murphy's Coming To America Barbers Fooled A Major U.S. Politician
Eddie Murphy was transformed into different characters in Coming to America, and the prosthetics were good enough to fool Jesse Jackson.
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Supergirl's Relationship With Her Pet Super-Horse, Comet, Is Completely Disturbing
Supergirl became the ultimate horse girl in the pages of early DC Comics when she dated her pet super-horse, Comet.
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Steve Buscemi Delivered One Of His Deepest Lines In A Kids' Movie
Steve Buscemi has worked with the likes of Martin Scorsese and the Coen Brothers, yet his most profound movie quote came from a truly zany kids' flick.
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Marvel Could Learn A Lesson From 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple's Ending
The final scene of 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple leaves audiences hungry for the next chapter, in a way that Marvel Studios should learn from.
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12 Best Slow Burn Movies Of All Time, Ranked
Some great movies take their time to deliver a meaningful, powerful story, and if you have the patience, you'll be rewarded by these slow burns.
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A Surreal 2006 Sci-Fi Movie Is The Perfect Companion Piece To Christopher Nolan's Inception
Christopher Nolan is often considered a singular director, but a 2006 anime sci-fi film serves as the perfect companion piece.
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A '70s Disaster Movie Was So Epic That Two Rival Studios Teamed Up To Make It
The classic 1970s disaster flick The Towering Inferno was so expensive for its time that Warner Bros. and 20th Century Fox decided to join forces to release it.
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28 Years Later 3 Needs To Bring Back One Character – Their Story's Not Done Yet
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple makes an already interesting character even more fascinating. Here's why Samson needs to return in 28 Years Later 3.
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Billy Zane's Attempt At Superhero Stardom Led To A '90s Flop That Deserves A Second Look
The Phantom may have bombed at the box office, but the Billy Zane-led action adventure is a fun, breezy movie that's much better than its reputation suggests.
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10 Best Superhero Secret Identity Reveals Of All Time, Ranked
Superhero secret identity reveals have dramatically evolved over time, so let's rank the best ones from various Marvel and DC Comics adaptations.
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John Hughes' Movies Were More Closely Connected Than You Ever Imagined
John Hughes directed some of the most beloved movies of all time, and all the characters in his movies exist in the same universe. Some even know each other!
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Why Matt Damon And Ben Affleck Took 20 Years To Write Another Movie After Good Will Hunting
Matt Damon and Ben Affleck won an Oscar for writing Good Will Hunting. Here's why it took more than two decades to write something together again.
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Macaulay Culkin's Home Alone Experience Influenced Harry Potter's Casting
After learning about Home Alone star Macaulay Culkin's troubled home life, director Chris Columbus used extra caution when casting Harry Potter.
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The Rip: The Jake William Casiano Tribute Explained
Netflix crime thriller The Rip stars Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, but in a touching tribute, the first name seen in the movie is Jake William Casiano.
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Roger Ebert Called This Game-Changing Comic Book Movie 'Morally Reprehensible'
Celebrated film critic Roger Ebert saw plenty of disturbing movies over his career, but he called 2010's Kick-Ass 'morally reprehensible.'
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Isaac Asimov's Thoughts On 2001: A Space Odyssey Will Change How You See The Sci-Fi Movie
Isaac Asimov is one of the 'Big Three' science fiction writers, so his words on Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey are worth listening to.
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The reveal of Kiri's lineage was initially meant to be explored in Avatar: The Way of Water, but it gets much more attention in Avatar: Fire and Ash.
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Sylvester Stallone's Biggest Regret Is Not Turning These Three Movies Into Franchises
Sylvester Stallone says the biggest regret of his career was missing out on the opportunity to turn Demolition Man, Cobra, and one other film into franchises.
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Why Chris Hemsworth Almost Rejected Marvel's Initial Thor Offer
It's hard to imagine any actor other than Chris Hemsworth as Thor in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but he initially turned down the offer.
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John Hughes Used A Cut Line From The Breakfast Club For Ferris Bueller's Day Off
John Hughes took a line that got cut from The Breakfast Club and reused it, with better results, in the script for Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
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Apple TV Needs To Turn This Slow Horses Connected Story Into A Movie
If Apple wants to keep the Slow Horses saga going, they should adapt Nobody Walks, from Slough House novel series author Mick Herron, into a film.
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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Gives Ralph Fiennes' Kelson An Unexpected Hobby – And It's Perfect
Ralph Fiennes' Dr. Kelson has found a hobby to help him stay sane in 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, and it ends up being key to the story.
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