An Ongoing Marvel Tradition Has Gifted Kevin Feige With Some Unforgettable Moments
Kevin Feige has a fun tradition when new Marvel movies open in theaters.
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Caveat's Most Confusing Moments Explained
Before Damian Mc Carthy made 2024's Oddity, he directed Caveat, a horror film that feels like a living nightmare. Check out our Caveat explained article here. -
Robert Downey Jr. Gave Tony Stark Sunglasses So He Could Read Cue Cards In Iron Man
Tony Stark's (Robert Downey Jr.) sunglasses in Iron Man became a permanent part of his look, but they initially served a much more practical purpose. -
Styling Ted's Hair In Bill & Ted Was No Easy Task
Ted's hair (Keanu Reeves) in Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure is a thing of beauty, but it took a bit of finagling to get just right. -
The Flesh Fair In Steven Spielberg's A.I. (Dangerously) Didn't Use CGI
When it came time to shoot the Flesh Fair scene in Steven Spielberg's sci-fi movie A.I., Spielberg and company opted to do things practically. -
Loki's Hulk-Proof Helicarrier Cell In Marvel's Avengers Actually Comes From Another SHIELD Location
Loki's Hulk-proof Helicarrier cell in Marvel's Avengers was inspired by the Triskelion in the Ultimates comics. -
A '90s Movie Moment Had Kurt Russell Panicking And Unable To Breathe
Real fire on the set of Backdraft had Kurt Russell in a terrifying situation. -
The Dog In Gremlins Was A Very Good Boy Who Thought The Monsters Were Real
Mushroom, the dog who played Barney in the classic Gremlins, seemed to think Gizmo and all of the gremlin puppets were real, and that's adorable. -
A Quiet Place: Day One Finally Lifts The 2024 Box Office Curse On Horror Movies
A Quiet Place: Day One grossed almost $100 million globally in its first weekend at the box office, breaking 2024's losing streak for horror movies. -
Friday The 13th's Writer Tried To Sell His Blood In Order To Help Finance The Horror Film
Friday the 13th reshaped the horror genre, and the writer was willing to give his blood (literally) to make it happen. -
M. Night Shyamalan's Trap Was Inspired By A Twisted True Story
M. Night Shymalan's Trap may be a work of fiction, but it draws from a wild real-life sting operation. -
The Title Of Beverly Hills Cop Has Been A Total Lie For 40 Years Now
We all assume the Beverly Hills cop referenced in the title of Martin Brest's 1987 action comedy is Eddie Murphy's Axel Foley. But we've been wrong. -
Inside Out 2 Becomes The First $1 Billion Box Office Hit Since Barbie
Inside Out 2 just hit $1 billion at the box office, the first movie to do so since "Barbie" did it at the beginning of August last year. -
Hellboy: The Crooked Man Trailer Will Make You Miss Guillermo Del Toro More Than Ever
Another Hellboy reboot is here, with Jack Kesy (Deadpool 2) playing the big red boy with a heart of gold in the trailer for Hellboy: The Crooked Man. -
Josh Hartnett Is A Cornered Animal In The New Trailer For M. Night Shyamalan's Trap
Here's another banger trailer for M. Night Shyamalan's Trap, which has a serial killer (Josh Hartnett) locked in an arena he's desperately trying to escape. -
I Know What You Did Last Summer Has More Than One Nod To Jaws
Horror movies aren't just for the Halloween season and films like I Know What You Did Last Summer and Jaws are proof of it! -
5 Reasons Why A Quiet Place: Day One Made A Bang At The Box Office
A Quiet Place: Day One scored a franchise-best opening weekend at the box office, and is already the highest-grossing horror movie of 2024. -
Playing Santa In Christmas Chronicles Weighed Kurt Russell Down (Literally)
The gigantic coat Kurt Russell wore to play Santa Claus in The Christmas Chronicles movies was ridiculously heavy. -
Why Soylent Green's Original Author Absolutely Hated The Film's Script
Harry Harrison, the author of the book on which the cult favorite sci-fi film Soylent Green was based, despised the movie adaptation's screenplay. -
The Correct Order To Watch The Jack Ryan Movies
Here's the correct order to watch the Jack Ryan movies (and also that streaming series, too). -
Star Trek Into Darkness Cut An Emotional Scene Between Kirk And Rima's Daughter
You can watch this Star Trek Into Darkness deleted scene in which Chris Pine's Kirk shares a moment with a young character who has something in common with him. -
The Real Dog Attack That Inspired Stephen King's Cujo
A real dog attack inspired Stephen King to write his novel Cujo. -
Kurt Russell Kept Tripping Over A Star-Lord Line In Guardians Of The Galaxy 2
Kurt Russell, ever the estranged father of Peter Quill, kept flubbing a line in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, calling his son Star Wars instead of Star-Lord. -
The Best TV Shows And Movies Coming To Netflix In July 2024
Here are some of the best movies and TV shows hitting Netflix in July 2024. -
The Twilight Zone Episode That Inspired One Of Hugh Jackman's Best Films
The Twilight Zone episode 'Steel' inspired Hugh Jackman's sci-fi movie Real Steel, although the latter's message runs counter to that of the episode. -
The Correct Order To Watch The Highlander Franchise
There can only be one Immortal in Highlander, but is there more than one way to watch this franchise? Here's our two cents. -
Why Was Alice Eve Not In Star Trek Beyond?
Here's why Alice Eve didn't return for the sequel Star Trek Beyond.
