Strange World, The Fabelmans, And Devotion All Bombed Big Time At The Box Office
Bad weekend for these movies.
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Every Movie Murder Clown Ranked By How Huggable They Are
In celebration of the blockbuster success of "Terrifier 2," we're ranking our favorite fictional murderous clowns or horror based on how huggable they are.
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Willow Showrunner Jon Kasdan On Imbuing The Show With A 'Spirit Of Adventure' [Exclusive Interview]
"We wanted to capture a little of that feeling of just anticipatory popcorn excitement."
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Christmas Classic Miracle On 34th Street Was A Guiding Light For David Harbour In Violent Night [Exclusive]
We're talking about the original here.
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Jon Favreau Originally Turned Down A Darker, PG-13 Version Of Elf
Elf was almost a raunchier, PG-13 Christmas comedy. Thankfully, that didn't happen.
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Violent Night's David Harbour On Investigating The 'Different Mythologies' Of Santa Claus [Exclusive]
'I thought it was a fascinating thing to go back mythologically...'
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Wakanda Forever And Glass Onion Ate Well At The Thanksgiving Box Office
Time to digest with some numbers.
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Here's Where You Can Watch White Christmas
'There's Christmas in the Army,' but there are plenty of ways to watch White Christmas at home.
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Rian Johnson Cast [Redacted] As Benoit Blanc's [Redacted] In Glass Onion Because It Brought Him 'The Most Joy'
Benoit Blanc and [REDACTED] are an absolute delight. Rian Johnson, you spoil us!
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Sam Raimi's Unmade Spider-Man 4 Could Have Featured The Vulture's Daughter Taking Over The Daily Bugle [Exclusive]
We shed some more light on what Raimi's sequel could have included.
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Babylon Trailer: Feast Your Eyes On Damien Chazelle's Ode To Hollywood Excess
Ready to head back to the early days of Hollywood?
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The 14 Best Ryan Reynolds Movies, Ranked
Actor Ryan Reynolds is much more than everyone's favorite "Merc with a Mouth." We're counting down his best movies and most memorable roles.
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A Christmas Card Did More For It's A Wonderful Life Than Three Legendary Hollywood Writers
The Christmas classic It's A Wonderful Life is an adaptation ... of a Christmas card?
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Strange World Directors Don Hall And Qui Nguyen On Its 'Lucious, Epic Score' And That Big Reveal [Exclusive Interview]
"We're very fond of Ethan [...] and really can't wait for the world to see him and embrace him."
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Bob Clark Takes Pride In The Subtle Bloodshed Found In 1974's Black Christmas
Bob Clark laid the groundwork for the modern slasher with Black Christmas without showing any viscera.
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Violent Night's David Harbour Was 'Blown Away' That Santa Was In His House [Exclusive]
'There's no way my parents could've done that!'
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The Best Picture Nominee You've Never Seen Because Of A Major Lawsuit
Not even an Academy Award nomination could save this film from being semi-lost media.
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How A Character In Disney's Strange World Recalls The Late, Great Firefly
A leaf on the wind.
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Cast Camaraderie Made The Menu's Set A 'Beautiful' Place For Anya Taylor-Joy
For a film about awful people, it sounds like the cast of The Menu were like family.
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Werner Herzog Wanted To Push Christian Bale's 'Buttons' Before Casting Him In Rescue Dawn
'He was just trying to push my buttons and see how I reacted.'
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Christian Bale Became A Bit Of A 'Stalker' While Studying For Amsterdam
'I just became a weirdo stalker following him and studying him.'
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Christian Bale Tries To Push The Limits Of What Stunts Are Considered 'Safe'
'I always push it just to see if they're being too safe.'
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Dwayne Johnson Says Warner Bros. Fought Against Bringing Henry Cavill's Superman Back In Black Adam
Black Adam star Dwayne Johnson adds further fuel to reports that Warner Bros. is trying to move on from Henry Cavill's Superman.
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The Budget For Little Shop Of Horrors Sparked A Battle With Warner Bros.
The Audrey II wasn't cheap, and Warner Bros. was wise to let Frank Oz spend his budget as he saw fit.
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