Lee Cronin's The Mummy Ending Doesn't Work For One Reason
Lee Cronin's The Mummy is a gruesome, gnarly thrill ride ... until it slams into an ending that doesn't work and feels strangely tacked on.
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James Gunn Teases Brainiac In First Photo From Superman Sequel Man Of Tomorrow
Director James Gunn celebrates the start of filming on Superman sequel Man of Tomorrow by teasing the movie's villain, Brainiac.
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Why Lee Cronin's The Mummy Has All Those Split Diopter Shots, As Explained By The Director [Exclusive]
During an interview with filmmaker Lee Cronin, the director told us why he utilized so many split diopter shots in his nasty new spin on The Mummy.
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Ryan Reynolds Confirms A Major Change For Deadpool's Marvel Movie Future
Don't expect a new solo Deadpool film any time soon, but that doesn't mean the character is going away. Here's what Ryan Reynolds said about Deadpool's future.
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Oscar Isaac Explains How Star Wars' Infamous 'Palpatine Returned' Line Came To Be
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker's "somehow, Palpatine returned" line instantly became meme material. Here's what Oscar Isaac remembers about that line.
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14 Best Actors Never Nominated For An Oscar
For every actor who has taken home Oscar gold, many more actors haven't even been nominated. These are the best actors never nominated for an Oscar.
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What Does The Super Mario Galaxy Movie's Box Office Mean For The Future Of The Franchise?
With The Super Mario Galaxy movie dominating the box office, what does that mean for the franchise at large? Pretty much exactly what you'd think.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Helped Save One Of The Terminator Franchise's Best Action Sequences
Arnold Schwarzenegger helped to preserve one of the Terminator franchise's best action scenes, but it was the least he could do, given the circumstances.
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What Does The Box Office For Lee Cronin's The Mummy Mean For The Future Of The Franchise?
What can we (and Hollywood at large) learn from the opening weekend box office numbers of Lee Cronin's The Mummy? Read on for our analysis.
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10 Actors Who Turned Down Roles On Star Trek
Plenty of famous faces have made their way into the Star Trek canon, but there are also some big names who passed on franchise roles offered to them.
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10 Best Movies Of All Time, According To Roger Ebert
Roger Ebert was one of the most respected film critics of all time, and his picks for the 10 best movies ever made include some bona fide classics.
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Conjuring Director Michael Chaves Pivots To Dark Fantasy With 2026's Must-Read Comic [Exclusive]
In a new horror comic from The Conjuring: Last Rites director Michael Chaves, a daughter's desperate wish brings her dead father back... as a zombie.
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A24's Elden Ring Movie Has One Of The Best Casts Ever For A Video Game Adaptation
Production on A24's Elden Ring movie has begun and director Alex Garland has assembled an impressive cast for the video game adaptation.
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The Wild History Of John Wayne And Clint Eastwood's Unmade Team-Up, The Best Western Never Made
Clint Eastwood and John Wayne never worked together, but one script was written with them in mind to star. Here's the story of the best Western never made.
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A Marvel Comic Gave Daredevil His Own Version Of A Legendary Batman Story
The 2025 three-issue mini-series Daredevil: Cold Day in Hell gave the Man Without Fear his own Dark Knight Returns-style saga.
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After Alien, Ridley Scott Nearly Made A Sci-Fi Horror Movie That Could Have Been A Classic
Ridley Scott was once attached to direct The Train, an intriguing sci-fi/horror film that would've reunited him with one of his key Alien collaborators.
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Kiefer Sutherland And Woody Harrelson's Goofy Western Is A Fascinating '90s Relic
A film starring Kiefer Sutherland and Woody Harrelson sounds like a must-watch, but their oddball 1994 Western is likely no one's favorite.
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One Above All: Marvel's Most Powerful Being Explained
Fans have been arguing for decades about which superhero is the strongest, but here's the most powerful being in all of Marvel Comics.
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This Forgotten Charlie Sheen Flop Is Shockingly Similar To The Fast And The Furious
Charlie Sheen's early career is loaded with oddities, but one forgotten flop shares a lot of DNA with The Fast and the Furious.
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Chuck Norris Once Compared His Movies To John Wayne's - And He Wasn't Completely Wrong
Chuck Norris' movies were never as acclaimed as John Wayne's, but Norris still argued that, broadly speaking, they had a lot in common.
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Roger Ebert Thought This '90s Star Trek Movie Was Better Than The Wrath Of Khan
Many Trekkies feel Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan is the best Star Trek movie ever, but Roger Ebert preferred one of the '90s Trek films.
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20 Years Ago, Bruce Willis Starred In An Action Thriller From A Legendary Superhero Movie Director
Bruce Willis has a varied career in action thrillers, but this one from a legendary superhero movie director is one you don't want to miss.
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Marvel Probably Won't Bring One Of The Best Daredevil: Born Again Comic Scenes To Live-Action
In Marvel's Daredevil: Born Again comic, there's an incredible moment featuring several Avengers characters that will likely never be adapted for live-action.
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A Game Of Thrones Co-Creator Wrote One Of Ryan Gosling's Most Underappreciated Movies
Game of Thrones co-creator David Benioff wrote this Ryan Gosling-led flop, which has gained more appreciation in recent years.
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5 Forgotten '90s Action Movies That Still Hold Up Today
The '90s was a great decade for action movies, so much so that many of them flew under the radar. Here are five hidden gems that still hold up today.
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25 Best Animated Movies Of All Time, Ranked
Animation is a medium, not a genre, and our list of the best animated films of all time shows the limitless potential of this dazzling form of filmmaking.
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Clint Eastwood's Most Famous Western Role Was Almost Named After His Biggest Hollywood Rival
Clint Eastwood's Western icon the Man With No Name almost had a name — and it was inspired by a famous John Wayne character.
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