There Were No Hard Feelings About Deadpool & Wolverine's Ben Affleck & Jennifer Garner Divorce Joke
Deadpool & Wolverine's Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner divorce joke is a lesson in how to be respectfully funny about a marriage that has ended.
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The X-Men Cameo You Likely Missed In The Deadpool & Wolverine Post-Credits Scene
One of the best character cameos in Deadpool & Wolverine makes a blink-and-you'll-miss-it return in the movie's post-credits scene. -
Henry Cavill Agreed To His MCU Cameo In Deadpool & Wolverine For Two Reasons
According to Deadpool & Wolverine director Shawn Levy, here are the two reasons Henry Cavill agreed to make a cameo in the latest Marvel Studios movie. -
Deadpool & Wolverine Is Now The Biggest X-Men Movie Ever At The Box Office
Deadpool & Wolverine continued to break box office records in its second weekend on its way to becoming the biggest X-Men movie ever. -
Why David Lynch, One Of Our Greatest Living Filmmakers, May Never Direct Again
The great David Lynch says he likely won't be able to direct in person anymore. He 'wouldn't like' directing remotely, but would try that 'if it comes to it.' -
Ferris Bueller Spinoff - Producers, Director And More Info
The car attendants in Ferris Bueller's Day Off are getting their own movie with Sam and Victor's Day Off. Here's what we know so far. -
The Marlon Brando Movie With A Near-Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score
Marlon Brando's filmography is littered with classics, including a movie with a near-perfect Rotten Tomatoes score. -
The Famous Real-World House That Inspired Dune's Castle Caladan
Castle Caladan is the nexus of Paul Atreides' home planet in Dune and blends in with the environment, like the real-life house that inspired it. -
Josh Brolin & Denis Villeneuve Clashed Over Dune 2's F-Bomb
The use of the F-word in Dune 2 came after a disagreement between actor Josh Brolin and director Denis Villeneuve. -
M. Night Shyamalan's Original Ending For The Village Was Too Controversial
M. Night Shyamalan reveals the original ending he shot for The Village, which he changed because it was 'polarizing' and 'people got offended.' -
Kurt Russell Gave Chris Pratt The Perfect Dad Advice On Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2
Kurt Russell's Ego is a terrible father to Chris Pratt's Peter Quill in Guardians of the Galaxy, but Russell was a great father figure to the actor on set. -
Deadpool & Wolverine Breaks The Passion Of The Christ's R-Rated Box Office Record
Deadpool & Wolverine has overtaken Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ to become the highest-grossing movie ever at the domestic box office. -
The Troubling Reason Will Smith Almost Wasn't In The Sci-Fi Hit Independence Day
Will Smith was already a big name when he made Independence Day, but Fox didn't want to cast him for, you guessed it, racist reasons. -
The One 12 Monkeys Scene That Bruce Willis Tried To Avoid
Bruce Willis was game for most of 12 Monkeys, save for, amusingly, one of the sci-fi classic's least bizarre scenes. -
Friday The 13th Pulled Off The Ultimate Magic Trick By Decapitating Pamela Voorhees
Betsy Palmer loses her head at the end of Friday the 13th, and the micro-budget horror film did it all without the use of CGI. -
Stephen King's Own Version Of The Hunger Games Is Going To Become A 'Hardcore' Horror Movie
The writer of an upcoming Stephen King adaptation promises the movie will be as brutal as the book that inspired it. -
Gladiator 2 Won't Feature One Of The Best Characters From The Ridley Scott Original
A pivotal Gladiator cast member was meant to return for Ridley Scott's Gladiator II, but it didn't work out. -
Key Players On Star Trek: First Contact Considered Casting Cher As The Borg Queen
If you could turn back time, would you cast Cher as the Borg Queen in Star Trek: First Contact? The movie's producers certainly considered it. -
The Correct Order To Watch The Cloverfield Movies
The first Cloverfield movie was a huge deal, and it spawned an entire franchise. Here's how to watch the series. -
Why Stephen King Wrote The Pet Sematary Screenplay Even Though He Didn't Like The Book
Stephen King thought the Pet Sematary novel was too dark to publish. So why did he write the screenplay? -
How Denis Villeneuve Really Feels About David Lynch's 1984 Dune Movie
Denis Villeneuve is not the first to adapt Frank Herbert's Dune, and he has some strong feelings about David Lynch's take on the material. -
The Correct Order To Watch Every Superman Movie
There are more Superman films than you probably realize. While there's no truly correct order to watch them, here are some notable groupings to help guide you. -
The Director Of Horror Classic Candyman Got His Start In The Wildest Way Possible
Candyman director Bernard Rose had an unlikely start to his career. -
The One Thing People Can't Deny About Tombstone, According To Kurt Russell
Kurt Russell doesn't think Tombstone is the best Western ever made, but he does think it has one specific thing going for it. -
X-Men Comic Writer Chris Claremont Had A Very Different Actor In Mind For Wolverine
While Hugh Jackman is perfect as Wolverine, X-Men comic writer Chris Claremont's original pick for the role was much closer to the way he wrote Logan. -
Alien: Romulus Director Explains What The Horror Sequel's Title Means
Fede Álvarez says the title Alien: Romulus is linked to the movie's theme of siblinghood, and also to Weyland-Yutani's dangerous ambitions. -
The Stephen King Book That Scared John Carpenter The Most
John Carpenter famously adapted Stephen King's Christine into a movie, but that's not his pick for the horror maestro's scariest book.
