The 12 Best Liam Hemsworth Movies & TV Shows, Ranked
Liam Hemsworth has appeared in everything from blockbuster franchises to indie dramas. Here are some of his best movies and TV shows to date.
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Yoda Was Only In Star Wars: Return Of The Jedi Because Of Some Child Psychology Advice
It was important for Yoda to confirm a certain revelation in The Empire Strikes Back. You know which one. -
No, Pixar Doesn't Intentionally Try To Make Adults Cry
'It's always just a sincere search for something that feels real to each other.' -
Is Geena Davis Reprising Her Role In Beetlejuice 2?
With Winona Ryder returning as Lydia for Beetlejuice 2, will we see Barbara and Adam coming back as well? Geena Davis has chimed in. -
The Alamo Was One Of The Biggest Box Office Flops Of All Time – What Happened?
Oh The Alamo, how could we ever forget you? -
Mark Hamill Has Been Haunted By This One Star Wars Line For A Long Time
Some line readings you never truly escape. -
Where Wes Anderson's Asteroid City Was Filmed, And Why That Location Makes The Movie Work
Asteroid City wasn't shot in the real American West, but in the version we're used to seeing on the big screen. -
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James Gunn Almost Skipped The Meeting That Landed Him Guardians Of The Galaxy
The terrors of L.A. traffic must be taken seriously. -
This Breakfast At Tiffany's Scene Had To Be Dubbed For Audrey Hepburn
Audrey Hepburn was a woman of many talents, but this one Breakfast At Tiffany's trick eluded her. -
Black Mirror Is No Longer A Science Fiction Show, And That's The Best Possible Choice
Black Mirror's shift from science fiction to the supernatural in season 6 doesn't change the show - it just expands its horizons. -
How Disney's Mars Needs Moms Became 2011's Biggest Box Office Flop
The movie's uncanny valley quality was only one of the things working against it. -
Vin Diesel Wasn't The Only Fast And Furious Actor To Turn Down 2 Fast 2 Furious
This single decision would have totally changed the dynamic in the 'Fast and Furious' sequels. -
Wes Anderson Wanted Asteroid City To Unite New York Theater And Hollywood Cinema
'There's a series of dichotomies.' -
Across The Spider-Verse May Actually Explain That Baffling Morbius Credits Scene
How exactly did Vulture end up in Morbius' universe? Looks like Miles Morales, not Doctor Strange, is to blame. -
How Clue Went From Box Office Flop To Cult Hit
Despite a game cast of talented comic actors, Clue failed upon its release in 1985. Here's how it gained a second wind. -
Why Light And Darkness In Million Dollar Baby Was So Important For Clint Eastwood
The muddy and understated light in Million Dollar Baby pulls your focus onto the broken, lonely souls at the center of its story. -
Extraction 2 Follows The First Film's Footsteps, Using Gardening Tools For The Worst
It's more than a rake this time around. -
Tales From The Box Office: 10 Years Ago, Man Of Steel Kicked Off DC's Messy Cinematic Universe
That trailer still gives us chills. -
How Transformers: Rise Of Beasts Composer Jongnic Bontemps Brought His Own Sound To The Universe
'Those are the big thoughts that I had when I was approaching the score.' -
Daddy Ball: Everything We Know About Jason Bateman's Dark Comedy For Netflix
Fans of petty feuds, angry men, and sports drama everywhere: it's time to put Daddy Ball on your list of projects to watch. -
Tom Cruise Regretted One Mission: Impossible Kill And Tried To Rectify It
Nothing is impossible, except perhaps recovering from a metal pole getting jammed through your eye socket. -
Star Wars: The Force Awakens Director J.J. Abrams Set One Requirement For The Film
This idea served as Abrams' guiding light when writing the screenplay with Lawrence Kasdan. -
Asteroid City Ending Explained: I Still Don't Understand The Play
Asteroid City is a poignant examination of a group of lonely souls forced to reckon with their troubled situations. -
The Flash's First Big Action Scene Is The Ultimate (And Hilarious) Superhero Moment
Quicksilver, eat your heart out. -
Jeff Goldblum Has A Strange But Fun Role In Wes Anderson's Asteroid City
Blink and you might miss it, but Jeff Goldblum delivers a brilliant little cameo in Wes Anderson's Asteroid City. -
How Marvel's John Romita Sr. Turned Spider-Man Into A Romantic Hero
We have John Romita Sr. to thank for making Spider-Man sexy.
