One Star Trek Scene Made Patrick Stewart Cry So Much He Freaked Out The Entire Crew
Patrick Stewart rarely broke down while working on the Star Trek franchise, which is why one particular crying scene caught his co-workers off-guard.
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Marvel Swiped Its Avengers: Endgame Credits Idea From A Star Trek Movie
The end credits of Avengers: Endgame appear to borrow an idea from the end credits of Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. -
Why Kim Cattrall Almost Turned Down The Role Of Valeris In The Star Trek Franchise
Kim Cattrall was almost the third Saavik in the Star Trek franchise, but instead became Valeris ... a role she almost didn't take. -
Andrew Garfield's First Spider-Man: No Way Home Stunt Ended In Disaster
Andrew Garfield was excited to be back in his super-suit for Spider-Man: No Way Home, although his first stunt in the film didn't go as planned. -
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country's Credits Have An Uhura Mistake - Here's Why
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country has an egregious spelling error of a beloved character name. How could this have possibly happened? -
The Thor Mistake Most Marvel Fans Completely Missed In Avengers: Infinity War
There's a scene in Avengers: Infinity War that accidentally raises some major questions about Thor (Chris Hemsworth) in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. -
Marvel's Sebastian Stan Almost Played A Major Star Trek Movie Character
Before he played Bucky Barnes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Sebastian Stan came close to playing one of Star Trek's most famous captains. -
Why Dr. Leonard McCoy Is Called Bones In The Star Trek Franchise
Ever wonder why Dr. Leonard McCoy on Star Trek is called 'Bones?' Well, wonder no more. We've got the answer right here. -
Child Stars Who Went On To Have Normal Jobs As Adults
For every child star who transitions into becoming a successful adult actor, there are a bunch who leave Hollywood for normal jobs, even if they were big stars. -
This New Ghostbusters Ecto-1 Toy Is Incredible, But The Pricetag Is Mass Hysteria
Hasbro has unveiled a new crowdfunded collectible project for the Ghostbusters' iconic vehicle, the Ecto-1, and there's a version for Ghostbusters II fans too. -
Denis Villeneuve Drops First Major Dune 3 Details, Including Production Timeline
Denis Villeneuve has revealed the first plot and character details for Dune 3, along with when he expects to (maybe) begin filming the sequel. -
Star Trek's Kelvin Timeline Movies Almost Featured A Cameo From Nichelle Nichols
Nichelle Nichols almost joined Leonard Nimoy by appearing in the Kelvin timeline of Star Trek. Sadly, it never came to fruition. Here's why. -
Marvel Just Revealed The Live-Action Herbie For The MCU Fantastic Four Movie - And He's Perfect
Marvel has unveiled the first official look at the live-action H.E.R.B.I.E. in The Fantastic Four: First Steps ahead of the robot's big screen debut. -
Netflix's The Electric State Trailer Throws Millie Bobby Brown Into The Post-Apocalyptic '90s
Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt take a road trip across a retro-futuristic wasteland in the first trailer for Netflix movie The Electric State. -
The Canceled Star Trek Movie That Could Have Changed The Entire Franchise
A never-made Star Trek movie had the potential to change the entire franchise as we know it today. Here's what we know about the canceled project. -
A New Star Wars Book Reveals An Intriguing Mystery Sparked By Qui-Gon Jinn's Death
Mace Windu takes the lead in The Glass Abyss, a new Star Wars book sending him on a mission by Qui-Gon Jinn in a post-humous message after The Phantom Menace. -
10 Star Trek Movies Unexpectedly Removed From Paramount Plus - Here's Where You Can Find Them
A large chunk of the Star Trek movies are no longer available to stream on Paramount+. Here's where you can find them instead. -
Netflix Is Breathing New Life Into One Of Adam Sandler's Worst Movies
For whatever reason, one of Adam Sandler's more forgettable films has found its way into Netflix's daily top 10 most-streamed movies. -
Star Trek II Cut A Tragic Twist Involving Khan Noonien Singh's Baby Son
An early version of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan made Khan Nonnien Singh more tragic thanks to a twist involving his infant son. -
Why Melora Hardin Was Fired & Replaced On Back To The Future
Eric Stoltz was famously fired from the role of Marty in Back to the Future, but he's not the only original cast member who lost a job on the film. -
One Of Ridley Scott's Favorite Movies Of All Time Was Directed By... Himself
One of Ridley Scott's favorite movies is his own sci-fi box office flop. The world wasn't ready for it then, but we recognize its brilliance now! -
Stephen King Wrote This Maligned Sci-Fi Novel After Someone Almost Killed Him
In June of 1999, Stephen King came close to death when he was struck by a van. During his long recovery, he wrote this novel. -
M. Night Shyamalan's Mind-Bending Sci-Fi Thriller With Dylan O'Brien Is A Huge Hit On Max
A recently released sci-fi thriller on Max, produced by filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan and starring Dylan O'Brien, is burning up the streaming charts right now. -
Clint Eastwood's First Acting Role Was In A Largely Forgotten Horror Sequel
Clint Eastwood began his movie acting career with a small but noteworthy role in a sequel to a much more famous horror flick. -
I, Robot Director Alex Proyas Accuses Elon Musk Of Stealing Designs At Tesla
I, Robot director Alex Proyas has mockingly called out Elon Musk for stealing various designs from his sci-fi movie and it's hard to argue with him. -
The Real Reason Star Wars Villain Darth Maul Has Horns Is Hilarious
Darth Maul's signature look made him a beloved villain after debuting in Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, but did you know he wasn't meant to have horns? -
How Nepotism Got Christian Slater His Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country Cameo
Christian Slater made a small cameo in Star Trek VI, and he fully admits he only got the job thanks to old fashioned nepotism.
