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Witney Seibold

Mattel Wanted A Barbie Scene Changed, But Greta Gerwig And Margot Robbie Talked Them Out Of It

Mattel's president flew to the London set of Barbie to "argue" with the filmmakers about a scene, but they convinced him to let them keep it in the final movie.

Drew Tinnin

Why Josh Gad's Honey, I Shrunk The Kids Sequel Was Canceled

Is there a chance Shrunk could be revisited in the future?

Witney Seibold

American Psycho Almost Ended With A Big Musical Number

It was apparently 'very elaborate.'

Devin Meenan

Why Will Smith Chose Suicide Squad Over Returning For Independence Day: Resurgence

Independence Day: Resurgence star Vivica A. Fox thinks the sequel bombed because of a distinct lack of Will Smith.

Ryan Scott

Groot Isn't Nearly As Old As He Looks In Guardians Of The Galaxy

'Groot is actually a teenager, not an old tree.'

Rafael Motamayor

Barbie And Oppenheimer's Double Release Has Audiences In Planning Mode

Which viewing order should you choose for seeing Barbie and Oppenheimer? We have some suggestions.

Joe Roberts

Why Superman Returns Didn't Get A Sequel, According To Brandon Routh

'...both the passion and interest in Superman dissipated...'

Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Harrison Ford in Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny

Ethan Anderton

Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny Is About Indy, Not Spin-Offs

Unlike Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny isn't concerned with directly setting up a future for the franchise.

There's Someone Inside Your House Netflix

Lee Adams

There's Someone Inside Your House, And There Was A Freaky Slasher Movie Inside Netflix's Top 10

I don't want to alarm you but There's Someone Inside Your House.

William Bibbiani

James Gunn Understands Your Superhero Fatigue: 'People Have Gotten Lazy'

James Gunn knows a thing or two about keeping superhero films interesting.

Harrison Ford in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

Sandy Schaefer

Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull Is Actually Good, So Put That In Your Fridge And Nuke It

Indy's fourth outing on the big screen doesn't get the credit it deserves.

Transformers: Rise of the Beasts Reek Tobe Nwigwe

Witney Seibold

Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts' Mid-Credits Scene Was A Strategic Play To Give Fans More Reek

Audiences liked Reek, and when director Steven Caple Jr. used a credits scene to set up a sequel, it was the perfect opportunity to add more of him.

Jeremy Smith

Why Was Terrence Howard Replaced As War Machine In The MCU? It's Complicated

Terrence Howard was replaced by Don Cheadle for Iron Man 2, and it involves some shady salary negotiations, but the true reasons behind them are unclear.

Lee Adams

James Gunn Wanted To Avoid Empire Strikes Back Comparisons With Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2

Quill's relationship with his father shares some parallels to the best film in the original Star Wars trilogy, but James Gunn altered some lore to avoid that.

Neeku, Kaz, and Poe on the Colossus deck

Margaret David

9 Underrated Star Wars Media Worth Rediscovering

There's so much Star Wars content available that it's easy for some things to slip past your radar. Here are some underrated offerings you should make time for.

Sandy Schaefer

John Wick 4's Ending Was Inspired By A Classic Anime

Adiós, Mr. Wick?

Rafael Motamayor

Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny's Truly Crazy Final Act Is Based On Actual History

Even though what happens in the movie is straight out of fiction, as with many of the Indiana Jones movies, there's real history tied up in the adventure.

Joe Roberts

What Those Monkey Brains In Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom Were Really Made Of

They actually sound pretty tasty.

Sandy Schaefer

Old Is M. Night Shyamalan's Weirdest Movie, And It Demands A Revisit On Streaming

Shyamalan is still out here trying, dang it, and for that we admire him.

Witney Seibold

Indiana Jones' Crew Kept Antivenom Serum Handy On Raiders Of The Lost Ark

Come on! Show a little backbone, will ya!

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Jeremy Smith

Marlon Brando Only Made One Movie With Jack Nicholson, And It Was A Mess

Pro-tip: Never watch Brando's dailies.

Anthony Crislip

How The Mad Max Crew Built A Real Rocket Car (And How It Almost Killed Them)

Mad Max was a relatively low budget production, which meant getting creative when it came to creating post-apocalyptic vehicles, including a real rocket car.