MCU Deleted Scenes We Wish Would Have Stayed In The Films
These excised moments will have MCU fans wondering what else could have been in store for their favorite heroes.
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Titanic's Cast Had To Deal With The Hassle Of Historically Accurate Underwear
Titanic's costuming was period accurate, right down to the underclothes. -
Billy Zane Is Titanic's Secret MVP
A great love story requires a worthy foil, and Cal Hockley checks all the boxes. -
Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania Early Buzz: Best 'Star Wars Movie' Since The Last Jedi
Jonathan Majors is 'excellent' and 'completely rules' as Kang, while Michelle Pfeiffer is 'awesome' and 'steals' the show. -
Jonathan Groff Sang His Frozen 2 Song On The Knock At The Cabin Set Because Of Course He Did
“I’M LOST IN THE WOOOOOOODS!” -
Steven Spielberg Sees Goodfellas As Essential Viewing For Any Filmmaker
It's truly a master class in filmmaking. -
Everything Everywhere All At Once Directors Name The Criterion Collection Movies That Inspired Them
Ratatouille was not selected, but only because it's not in the Criterion Collection (yet). -
Hollywood Bigwigs Warned Kevin Costner Against Casting Whitney Houston For The Bodyguard
Kevin Costner knew only Whitney Houston could play Rachel in The Bodyguard. -
Patricia Arquette Had One Problem With Quentin Tarantino's True Romance Script
Patricia Arquette struggled a bit with one particular aspect of Quentin Tarantino's True Romance script. -
John Wick: Chapter 4 Had Its Stunt Team On A Dog Rotation
Dogs are a major part of the John Wick franchise, and Chapter 4 is no exception. -
Moving From Stage To Screen For Camp Was A Big Adjustment For A Teenage Anna Kendrick
Here's to Anna Kendrick and all the other ladies who lunch. -
Anna Kendrick Didn't Think Anyone Was Going To Care About Pitch Perfect's Cups Song
Millions of streams and views on YouTube, not to mention considerable radio airplay, have undoubtedly proved her wrong. -
Director Chad Stahelski Wants The Audiences To See John Wick As Odysseus In Chapter 4
Chad Stahelski loves mythology, and he's injected some of that passion into John Wick's journey. -
Director Chad Stahelski Isn't Worried About John Wick: Chapter 4's Long Runtime
John Wick: Chapter 4 is a bigger movie with a bigger runtime to match. -
Why Anna Kendrick Thinks Kristen Stewart Made Her Twilight Saga: Eclipse Graduation Speech Much Better
'Change your mind and change it again, because nothing's permanent.' -
The Final Shootout In Sam Raimi's The Quick And The Dead Is The Best Action Scene Ever
Sam Raimi has always had an eye for action, but this is the filmmaker at his best. -
Superhero Bits: James Gunn Sold Lots Of DC Comics, Emma Roberts Isn't A Superhero In Madame Web & More
The Harley Quinn Valentine's Day special has found its Hawkman and Hawkgirl. -
One Of The Coolest Details In Knock At The Cabin Hides In Plain Sight
Pay attention to the colors the home invaders are wearing in M. Night Shyamalan's Knock at the Cabin. -
Severance Star Dichen Lachman Heads To The Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes' cast keeps getting better. -
George Clooney Heads To Showtime For New Political Thriller Series The Department
Has Showtime found the next Homeland? -
Everything We Know About The Backrooms, A24's New Horror Movie Based On Creepy Viral Shorts
Kane Parson's Backrooms piqued the interest of many horror aficionados. Now, this nightmarish fantasy will become a feature-length reality. -
Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3 Is Finally Moving Its Soundtrack Past The '70s
Spacehog's 'In the Meantime' is just the beginning. -
Quentin Tarantino Left The Answer To A Hateful Eight Mystery Up To Walton Goggins
Not even Tarantino himself knows the answer. -
According To Baz Luhrmann, 'There Are No Extras' In His Movies, Only 'Support Actors'
Baz Luhrmann's Elvis may be about the king himself, but keep your eyes peeled. There are a lot of moments where the smallest parts shine. -
25 Years Ago, Titanic Made Me A Moviegoing Rebel
In which a three-hour disaster epic awakens something dangerous (in a good way). -
Edgar Wright's Meticulous Cinematic Timing Can Include When Actors Are Allowed To Blink
An Edgar Wright movie is all about rhythm. -
Jack Quaid Was 'Starstruck' Watching Christopher Nolan Work On Oppenheimer
You'd be giddy, too, if you got to work with your heroes.
