How Tim Burton Felt About Batman Forever's Title
After directing the first two Batman films, Tim Burton was barely involved in the threequel, Batman Forever. He also had some choice words about its title.
Read MoreAfter directing the first two Batman films, Tim Burton was barely involved in the threequel, Batman Forever. He also had some choice words about its title.
Read MoreDie-hard Zack Snyder fans would do well to abandon their plan to try and make James Gunn's Superman flop and engage in some self-reflecting instead.
Read MoreThis movie didn't offer a younger Ryan Reynolds the chance to show off his snarky comedic skills, but it did give rise to a rather popular 1990s sitcom.
Read MoreAgatha Christie's classic mystery novel Murder On The Orient Express draws partial inspiration from a tragic real life crime.
Read MoreProduction on Star Trek V was delayed because Spock actor Leonard Nimoy was directing this flop starring Diane Keaton and Liam Neeson.
Read MoreAn actor from the Twilight franchise came close to playing either Thor or Captain America in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Read MoreSteven Spielberg's favorite John Wayne Western has inspired him countless times over the course of his career, and its director left a huge impact on him.
Read MoreLong before Christopher Nolan set out to make The Odyssey, he was apparently close to directing a film based on a different ancient Greek myth.
Read MoreIf you're looking for more fashionable and fun movies like The Devil Wears Prada, we've got you covered with some bonafide classics and contemporary favorites.
Read MoreWarner Bros. reportedly wanted to recast Henry Cavill as Superman during the DCEU era, well before James Gunn officially cast David Corenswet in the role.
Read MoreWanting to watch more Adam Scott between seasons of Severance? Here are five of his best projects to check out if you haven't already.
Read MoreOne of the stars of Back to the Future almost landed a role in another beloved 1980s time travel movie when they auditioned for Sarah Connor in The Terminator.
Read MoreDid you know a Western starring Samuel L. Jackson and Pierce Brosnan only barely hit theaters? Judging by the film's box office receipts, few people did.
Read MoreJames Gunn had a great response to a segment of fandom that wants to hurt his new Superman movie in order to restore Zack Snyder's vision for the character.
Read MoreIt's Always Sunny in Philadelphia frequent includes homages to action movies, and this episode, which nods to a Bruce Willis classic, is a hilarious example.
Read MoreGet to the choppa! Let's dig into the entire Predator timeline, stretching far from long before Dutch's deadly encounter with a Yautja to battles in the future.
Read MoreLong before starring in Landman, Billy Bob Thornton came close to playing a supporting role in one of the most highly-regarded Stephen King movies ever.
Read MoreHow to Train Your Dragon got off to a terrific start at the box office, so let's break down everything this live-action remake of an animated classic did right.
Read MoreMarvel Studios has made a habit of ending movies and TV shows by setting up plot threads and characters for the future, but these haven't paid off yet.
Read MoreThe live-action How to Train Your Dragon remake has been criticized as pointless, but audiences are proving there's a demand for it.
Read MoreSteven Spielberg's Jaws has been scaring audiences for 50 years, and it changed the way that people watch movies for the better.
Read MoreThe best joke in the full-length trailer for Akiva Schaffer's The Naked Gun suggests the comedy reboot firmly understands what made its predecessors so funny.
Read MoreNot all the dragons in How to Train Your Dragon are friendly; the fiercesome Red Death is evocative of Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon.
Read MoreThe veteran Viking blacksmith Gobber the Belch is portrayed by a pretty revered comedic actor in the live-action How to Train Your Dragon remake.
Read MoreIn honor of the 50th anniversary of Steven Spielberg's Jaws, we're celebrating one of the greatest monologues in film history.
Read More2025's How to Train Your Dragon is largely a beat-for-beat recreation of the animated original, but one character does get a bit more to do in the new version.
Read MoreActor turned filmmaker Ron Howard gives plenty of credit to former Happy Days co-star Henry Winkler for helping to legitimize his directing career.
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