Marvel's Fantastic Four Reboot Borrows One Valuable Lesson From Star Trek
The world seen in the new Marvel movie The Fantastic Four: First Steps seems to be borrowing a lesson from the Star Trek franchise.
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James Gunn Changed The Entire Marvel Cinematic Universe In Just 3 Minutes
Sometimes the best ideas are the first ideas, like the time James Gunn created vital lore for the Marvel Cinematic Universe in three minutes.
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The Western Flop Vince Vaughn & Billy Bob Thornton Would Probably Like You To Forget About
Vince Vaughn and Billy Bob Thornton both appeared in a forgotten Western flop back in 2000 that they'd probably hope stays forgotten.
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Matt Damon Produced An HBO Movie With A Depressing Rotten Tomatoes Score Of 0%
The Matt Damon-produced Project Greenlight was an interesting HBO docuseries that led to some not-so-interesting films, this poorly-reviewed farce included.
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How The Fantastic Four: First Steps Sets Up Marvel's Avengers: Doomsday
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is hurling towards Avengers: Doomsday. Here's how Fantastic Four: First Steps gets us one step closer.
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The Marvel Character You Forgot Ebon Moss-Bachrach Played Before Fantastic Four's Thing
As the Marvel Cinematic Universe expands, there's a high likelihood that actors will play multiple roles like Fantastic Four's Ebon Moss-Bachrach.
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How Lucille Ball Saved Star Trek From Cancellation
It's fair and accurate to say that without Lucille Ball, Star Trek would've died an early death instead of becoming a long-lasting franchise.
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The 12 Best Dakota Johnson Movies, Ranked
Dakota Johnson has quite the unique filmography beyond her most notable (and notorious) works. Here are the 12 greatest movies Johnson has been a part of.
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Every Ant-Man Movie Ranked
Ant-Man is the smallest Avenger (and, occasionally, the largest), but how do his Marvel Cinematic Universe appearances stack up against each other?
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One Detail In Brad Pitt's Moneyball Makes No Sense
Brad Pitt's Moneyball may tell the true story of a gamechanging shift in baseball, but it got one little detail wrong based on when the movie takes place.
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Lucy Liu's Only Western Was A Jackie Chan Flop
Lucy Liu has appeared in a variety of genres across movies and TV in her career, but she only has one western, and it was with action superstar Jackie Chan.
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The Prince Of Egypt Exists Because Of One Key Steven Spielberg Suggestion
The Prince of Egypt became the movie it did in part thanks to Steven Spielberg. Unfortunately, it didn't change the animation landscape the way it was meant to.
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How Stephen King Really Feels About His Worst Adaptations
Hollywood has adapted so many of Stephen King's books. Here's what the author has to say when certain film adaptions of his work fail to stick the landing.
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A Fantastic Four Marketing Gimmick Was Ruled Illegal By The United States Government
Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer once utilized a marketing tactic that was unacceptable to the United States government.
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12 Best Changes Absolute Batman Makes To Bruce Wayne's DC Comics Story
The Absolute Batman comics offer a completely different take on Bruce Wayne and the people around him. Here are the 12 changes that work the best.
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James Gunn's DC Universe Continues Adapting The Funniest Justice League Ever
James Gunn's take on the Justice League is piecing together a lineup from the often-hilarious Justice League International comics.
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Fantastic Four: First Steps Has One Major Weak Link (And It's Not Who You'd Expect)
Fantastic Four: First Steps wants Marvel's first family to feel different than previous iterations, but one character strays a bit from the pages.
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Before Good Will Hunting, Matt Damon Starred In This Forgotten Western With Tommy Lee Jones
Early in his career, Matt Damon starred alongside Tommy Lee Jones in a somewhat forgotten TV Western, and the job helped inspire his True Grit character.
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The Twilight Zone Creator Rod Serling Wrote A Western Flop Featuring John Cassavetes
Rod Serling is best remembered as the creator and host of The Twilight Zone, but he wrote several movie screenplays, including a Western flop.
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Before Reacher, Alan Ritchson Starred In A War Movie With A Back To The Future Star
Did you remember Billy Zane was in Back to the Future? Did you know he worked with a pre-Reacher Alan Ritchson on this peculiar war flick? Let's discuss.
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Avengers: Doomsday's Script Is Still Being Written - Here's Why That's A Problem
Three months into filming, Avengers: Doomsday's script is still being written. This is business as usual for Marvel movies, but it could be their downfall.
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Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse Has A Hidden Mecha Anime Reference
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse's anime schoolgirl Peni Parker is partly an homage to the most famous mecha anime of all time.
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Sydney Sweeney's Thrilling HBO Movie Is A Stress-Inducing Nightmare You Have To Watch
If you missed the excellent HBO movie Reality from a few years ago, it's worth watching for Sydney Sweeney's performance alone.
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Toy Story 3 Showed One Character's Fate In An Easter Egg You May Have Missed
Toy Story 3 subtly brings back a (very) memorable character who was last seen in the original Toy Story, revealing what became of them later in their life.
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One Overlooked Sci-Fi Movie Is Influencing The Future Of The Marvel Cinematic Universe
Kevin Feige knows that budgets for Marvel Studios films need to come down, and he looked to Gareth Edwards' The Creator as an example of what's possible.
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The Bruce Willis Thriller That Shouldn't Have Been Canceled
In 2015, Bruce Willis was set to star in a film that could have given audiences a glimpse into a different corner of his range as an actor, but it was canceled.
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Fantastic Four: First Steps Borrows Its Climax From One Of The Previous F4 Movies
The Fantastic Four's third-act showdown with Galactus and the Silver Surfer in First Steps has some strikingly familiar beats.
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