10 Years Ago, Guardians Of The Galaxy Became Marvel's Most Unlikely Box Office Smash
To mark Guardians of the Galaxy's 10th anniversary, let's look back at the surprise box office hit and what lessons Marvel can learn from it today.
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Dan Aykroyd Stands By The All-Female Ghostbusters Reboot, But Admits One Major Problem
Dan Aykroyd doesn't hesitate to defend the all-female led reboot Ghostbusters: Answer the Call, but he admits one problem the movie had, and it's his fault. -
An Old Star Trek Episode Answers A Common Question About Wrath Of Khan
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan keeps Kirk and Khan apart for the entire film. The original series episode 'Space Seed' explains why. -
How To Watch A Quiet Place: Day One At Home
A Quiet Place: Day One is coming to Digital, 4K, Blu-ray, and DVD. Here's how to watch the hit prequel at home. -
Dune's Source Material Proved Worthless When It Came To Riding Sandworms
Riding sandworms in Dune: how does that work? -
How James Cameron Took Roger Corman's Battle Beyond The Stars To The Next Level
A young James Cameron made quite an impression on Gale Anne Hurd and Roger Corman while working on the 1980 sci-fi film Battle Beyond the Stars. -
Marvel's Fantastic 4 Gets New Title As Early Footage Screens At Comic-Con
Marvel Studios' Fantastic Four movie has received a new title, and you can expect to see the titular heroes pop up in the next two Avengers movies as well. -
Star Trek Into Darkness' Bruce Greenwood Has An Idea To Bring Pike Back
Bruce Greenwood's Captain Pike was killed in the new Star Trek movies, but there might be a way to bring him back. -
The Clues You May Have Missed Leading To Arrival's Temporal Twist
If you know where to look, there are a few subtle clues planted throughout Denis Villeneuve's 2016 sci-fi classic Arrival that hint at the movie's big twist. -
Deep Blue Sea, The Second-Best Shark Movie Ever, Was Just A Modest Box Office Hit
Deep Blue Sea revitalized the shark movie nearly 25 years after Jaws, but the box office didn't reflect its longevity. -
James Cameron Used Some Low-Tech Movie Magic To Enhance A Terminator Chase Scene
In the low-budget days of The Terminator, James Cameron came up with an ultra-creative solution to pump up the terror of a chase scene from his sci-fi classic. -
Kurt Russell And His Son Played The Same Role Before Monarch: Legacy Of Monsters
Kurt and Wyatt Russell play the same character in Monarch: Legacy of Monsters - something they'd done before years earlier in the film Soldier. -
New Transformers One Trailer Shows How Optimus Prime And Megatron Went From Friends To Enemies
The robots in disguise are back in the sci-fi animated movie Transformers One. Watch the new trailer right here. -
Star Wars Has Officially Made Palpatine's Dark Backstory Canon
Darth Plagueis made his first proper Star Wars appearance in The Acolyte, and a previously vague detail about Palpatine's origin story has been confirmed. -
New Borderlands Trailer Has Sci-Fi Monsters, Silly Robots, And A Pee Explosion
The new trailer for Borderlands brings the rough-and-tumble planet of Pandora to life as Cate Blanchett leads a crew of intrepid vault hunters. -
Krennic's Rogue One Costume Is A Sneaky Star Wars: A New Hope Easter Egg
There's a blink-and-you'll-miss-it Easter egg reference to Star Wars: A New Hope hidden in Krennic's costume in Rogue One. -
Star Wars' Emperor Palpatine Had A Surprisingly Casual Outfit On Under His Robes
Palpatine's cloak in Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi looks quite comfy, but Ian McDiarmid had an even comfier outfit on underneath. -
Star Trek: First Contact Never Shows The Back Of Locutus For A Reason
Locutus, the Borg alter ego of Patrick Stewart's Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek, appeared briefly in First Contact, but the costume was missing something. -
Palpatine-Obsessed Star Wars Fans Sent Ian McDiarmid On A High-Speed Chase
Star Wars fans, if you see Palpatine actor Ian McDiarmid boarding a subway, try not to chase him, okay? -
Star Trek: First Contact Got An Instant Stamp Of Approval From One Original Series Star
Star Trek: First Contact director Jonathan Frakes got a call from Bones himself, DeForest Kelley, telling him how much he liked the movie. -
Star Trek: First Contact Had A Grander Romance Planned For Lily And Picard
Lily (Alfre Woodard) and Picard (Patrick Stewart) were originally intended to have a deeper romance in 1996's Star Trek: First Contact. Here's why that changed. -
Why Leonard Nimoy Passed On Star Trek Generations
Leonard Nimoy found it illogical to sign on for Star Trek Generations when the film gave him nothing of substance to do. -
The Correct Order To Watch The Quiet Place Movies
Shhh! Keep it down and we'l tell you how to go about watching the A Quiet Place movies. -
The Hail Mary Email That Landed Oscar Isaac His Role In Dune
When Oscar Isaac heard that director Denis Villeneuve was going to make a film adaptation of Dune, Isaac emailed him and offered his services to the movie. -
Unlike The Dinos Of Jurassic World, Twisters Evolved With The Real Science Of Tornadoes
Twisters takes its tornadoes to the next level by incorporating recent scientific research - something the Jurassic World franchise could learn from. -
Data's Prosthetics In Star Trek: First Contact Led To A Super Glue Mishap
Data's (Brent Spiner) Star Trek: First Contact prosthetics taught makeup designer James MacKinnon a valuable lesson about not messing with super glue. -
Brad Pitt's Sci-Fi Role In 12 Monkeys Left Him Struggling To Move
Brad Pitt poured everything into his livewire 12 Monkeys performance, but it took a heavy physical toll.
