How To Watch Hayden Panettiere's Final Movie, Sleepwalker
Hayden Panettiere's final performance was in the psychological thriller film Sleepwalker, which was released in early 2026. Here's how you can watch it.
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Marvel's Spider-Man: Brand New Day Passed A Milestone Only Eight Movies Ever Have
Three weekends in, and Spider-Man: Brand New Day has now passed a box office milestone that only a handful of movies ever have in history.
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Hayden Panettiere Was A Child Star In One Of The Best Sports Movies Ever Made
The late Hayden Panettiere had a breakout role early in her career opposite Denzel Washington in Remember the Titans, one of the best sports movies of all time.
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10 Deadliest DC Comics Characters, Ranked
Who are the DC Comics characters who have taken the most lives? Let's take a look at the deadliest DC Comics characters from the comics.
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A First-Time Director's Sci-Fi Movie With No Stars Earned A Best Picture Nomination—It Opened 17 Years Ago Today
17 years later, we're still amazed that this sci-fi flick (an original film by a first-time director) became a Best Picture Oscar-nominated hit.
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Before Spider-Man, Tom Holland Starred In A Thriller With A DC Extended Universe Actor
Joel Kinnaman and Tom Holland appeared in this low-budget thriller together around the time they joined Marvel and DC's respective cinematic universes.
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47 Years Ago Today: A Comedy Banned As 'Blasphemous' Opened — And Became A Classic
Comedy classic Monty Python's Life of Brian was condemned as 'blasphemous' and banned from many theaters when it was first released.
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One Of The Best Animated Movies Ever Made Is Based On A Classic '60s Sci-Fi Book
Brad Bird's cult classic sci-fi The Iron Giant is one of the best animated movies ever, but the original book takes the story in a very different direction.
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Ralph Bakshi Did Not Hold Back About Peter Jackson's Lord Of The Rings Movies
Ralph Bakshi, who directed the 1978 animated Lord of the Rings film adaptation, has strong opinions about Peter Jackson's renowned Rings movie trilogy.
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5 Forgotten Mythology Movies That Still Hold Up Today
If you're riding high from Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey and looking for films about mythology that might be more off the beaten path, we've got you covered.
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Before Spider-Man, Zendaya Was Rejected From A Prolific Disney Franchise
It's hard to imagine any film not wanting to cast Zendaya, but when one door at Disney closed for the Emmy winner, Spider-Man opened a window.
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Where Was The Good, The Bad And The Ugly Filmed? Every Major Location Explained
Sergio Leone's The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly is one of the best Spaghetti Westerns of all time. Here's where the film was shot.
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James Dean May Have Appeared In A Western Legend's '50s Comedy Before Stardom
Film historians still debate this fun trivia fact, but before his big break, James Dean may have shared the screen with a Hollywood legend.
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The End Of Oak Street Features A Stealth Time Travel Movie Easter Egg You'll Probably Miss
The last few minutes of The End of Oak Street contain a reference to a beloved 1980s time travel movie, and a nod to its sequel for good measure.
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The Director Behind Three Of The Highest-Grossing Movies In History Turns 72 Today
Most directors aren't making the highest-grossing movies in history in their 70s, but James Cameron isn't most directors.
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Project Hail Mary Writer Andy Weir Has Already Abandoned One Book Idea
Andy Weir, the author behind The Martian and Project Hail Mary, has abandoned a book idea that we really hope he picks back up.
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24 Years Ago Today: Eddie Murphy Released One Of The Biggest Box-Office Disasters In Hollywood History
Today marks the anniversary of one of the biggest box-office flops of all time, a sci-fi comedy starring Eddie Murphy. So let's, uh, celebrate?
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Why Disney Recast Halloweentown's Marnie For The Fourth Movie
Disney recast Kimberly J. Brown, who played Marnie in the Halloweentown franchise, for the fourth and final film of the series. But why?
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5 Best Amazon Original Movies To Watch On Prime Video After Project Hail Mary
After you check out Project Hail Mary on Prime Video, here are five more Amazon original films to watch on that streaming service.
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Nicolas Cage's 2010s Fantasy Box Office Flop Was Meant To Kickstart A Disney Franchise
Sometimes a studio just can't get a franchise off the ground, as was the case with this 2010s fantasy action flick starring Nicolas Cage.
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Jeremy Strong And Jared Leto Have It Wrong: Proper Method Acting Truly Explained
Many actors herald Method acting as the key to their performances, but what is Method acting and why are so many actors weird about it?
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This 2000s Sci-Fi Movie Based On A Ray Bradbury Short Story Was A Major Box Office Flop
Few box office bombs from the 2000s are quite as notorious as this movie adaptation of a classic Ray Bradbury sci-fi story.
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This Forgotten '80s Adventure Movie Is One Of The Best Adaptations Of Tarzan Ever Made
This '80s Tarzan movie was an Oscar-nominated prestige picture at the time it was released but it's mostly forgotten about today.
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George Lucas Cut A Star Wars Scene That Would Have Completely Changed The Jawas
Star Wars introduced the desert-dwelling Jawas as nomadic scavengers, but the original draft of the script gave them a village to go home to.
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Marvel's VisionQuest Trailer May Have Confirmed An 11-Year-Old Ultron Theory
The first trailer for Marvel's upcoming TV show VisionQuest seemingly confirms a longstanding fan theory from Avengers: Age of Ultron.
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Before Spider-Man, Tom Holland Was In A Bleak Movie About Nuclear War That's Streaming For Free
Tom Holland was delivering great performances long before he was Spider-Man, and one of his most underseen is available to stream for free.
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The End Of Oak Street Was Made For One Very Specific Kind Of Audience
The End of Oak Street can and will be enjoyed by multiple generations, but the dino thriller will especially resonate with a specific audience.
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