The Correct Order To Watch The Hunger Games Movies
While you could watch the Hunger Games movies in narrative chronological order, that doesn't make for the most enriching viewing experience.
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Where To Watch DUST Sci-Fi Short Films For Free
DUST is the science fiction sister platform of ALTER, and it has some of the best science fiction short films that you can watch online.
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David Corenswet's Take On Superman's 'Most Interesting' Trait May Shock You
What many people see as Superman's biggest problem is what Superman: Legacy star David Corenswet finds to be the most interesting thing about the character.
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Natalie Portman Thinks Star Wars Fans Likely Overlooked A Key Part Of Her Performance
She may have only been a teenager at the time, but Natalie Portman channeled an ancient form of performance for her role in Star Wars: The Phantom Menace.
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The 2023 /Film Holiday Gift Guide: Action Figures, Toys, Collectibles, Games, Prop Replicas & More
Wrapping up the 2023 /Film Holiday Guide, we've got an unbelievable array of toys and collectibles, from action figures to high quality prop replicas. Enjoy!
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How Videos Of Toddlers Helped Emma Stone Prepare For Poor Things
Emma Stone studied videos of toddlers to come up with Bella's unusual physical movements at the beginning of Poor Things.
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Love Story Ending Explained: What Love Really Means
Love Story was the top box office grosser of 1970 and one of the jewels in the late Ryan O'Neal's crown. Here's what the ending means.
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Emma Stone's Weird Dance In Poor Things Isn't Even The Most Wild Yorgos Lanthimos Dance
Poor Things director Yorgos Lanthimos loves a weird dance sequence, so we're looking at some of his most memorable.
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Cool Stuff: Awesome Jurassic Park: Survival Video Game Trailer Takes You Back To Isla Nublar
Check out the trailer for Jurassic Park: Survival, a sci-fi horror adventure video game set on Isla Nublar right after the events of the original film.
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James Gunn's DC Universe Casts Marvel And DC Veteran Sean Gunn As The New Maxwell Lord
James Gunn casts his younger brother Sean Gunn as smarmy businessman Maxwell Lord in the new DCU, the role Pedro Pascal played in Wonder Woman 1984.
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Bruce Wayne Becomes A Goofy Bat-Dad In Merry Little Batman
The new animated film Merry Little Batman lets the Dark Knight be a goofy dad instead of a brooding weirdo for a change.
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The Boy And The Heron Ending Explained: How Do You Live?
The Boy and the Heron is Hayao Miyazaki's latest (but not last) animated feature, and the ending's explanation has an even deeper meaning than you know.
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Marvel Lied To David Hasselhoff With Promises Of A 'Forever' Role
Before the Marvel Cinematic Universe was born, David Hasselhoff played Nick Fury in a David S. Goyer-written feature. He never played the part again.
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The Japanese Title For The Boy And The Heron Is Not Just Different, It Is Essential
After watching The Boy and the Heron, it becomes clear that the original Japanese title How Do You Live? is essential to the story.
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Mark Ruffalo Plays The Best Movie Villain Of The Year In Poor Things
Nobody in Poor Things or 2023 movies overall poses as much a pernicious threat as Mark Ruffalo's Duncan Wedderburn.
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The Revenge Of The Sith Video Game's Alternate Ending Killed Obi-Wan Kenobi (And Palpatine)
The title says it all. If the Star Wars franchise followed the video game canon, Obi-Wan Kenobi would have been killed long before the events of the first film.
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The Boy And The Heron Is So Personal, Miyazaki Changed The Story When Tragedy Struck
The Boy and the Heron is Hayao Miyazaki's most personal story yet and required massive rewrites after the death of the film's inspiration.
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Cool Stuff: New Nightmare Before Christmas Funko POPs Are All About Jack And Sally
The Nightmare Before Christmas is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, and there's a new collection of Funko POPs featuring Jack, Sally, and Zero. Look!
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Oola's Actress Got More Than She Bargained For From The Star Wars Special Editions
There's a lot to critique about the Star Wars: Special Editions release, but the increased screen time for Oola is not one of them.
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Eileen Ending Explained: This Ain't Hitchcock
Eileen is one of the twistiest, most nihilistic films of the year, one that will keep you guessing long after its shocking ending has passed.
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May December Star Charles Melton Is So Much More Than 'A Guy From Riverdale'
Charles Melton has been killing it on the big and small screen for years, not just on Riverdale, but his performance there is something to marvel at.
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Every Home Alone Movie (Including The Reboot), Ranked
The Home Alone franchise has its high highs and low lows, and we've organized it all onto one ranked list so you know how to watch.
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Mark Ruffalo Wore A Butt Pad To Plump Up His Dumper For Poor Things
Mark Ruffalo's silhouette in Poor Things was crafted not unlike a drag queen. Bring on the butt pads.
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Leave The World Behind Review: Julia Roberts Grapples With The Apocalypse
Julia Roberts, Mahershala Ali, and Ethan Hawke face the end of the world in Sam Esmail's odd apocalyptic drama Leave the World Behind. Here's our review.
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The Force Awakens Has Its Origins In The Earliest Drafts Of Star Wars
The one thing you can be confident of when it comes to Star Wars is that no idea will be thrown away if it can come back later.
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Five Cut Lines Completely Changed The Ending Of Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
A cut line from Saavik in Star Trek VI: The Voyage Home would have changed Spock's story forever.
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Cool Stuff: The Dark Knight Trilogy Poster By Gabz Is The Hero Gotham Deserves
The artist known as Gabz has teamed up with Bottleneck Gallery to release a new poster commemorating Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy. Check it out!
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