5 Reasons Why Glen Powell's The Running Man Flopped At The Box Office
Even with Glen Powell starring and director Edgar Wright drawing from a Stephen King story, The Running Man has gotten off to a rough start at the box office.
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12 Nostalgic Movies That Defined The '90s
The '90s have become a distinct pillar of nostalgia as the decade gets older, and these movies act as a definitive representation of the era.
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James Cameron Got One Directive From Disney's Bob Iger On Avatar: Fire And Ash
James Cameron wants all the feedback he can get on Avatar: Fire and Ash, but Disney CEO Bob Iger kept things simple after one of the film's test screenings.
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Colin Farrell's Partying Made His Minority Report Co-Star Tom Cruise Angry
Before he curtailed his alcohol use, Colin Farrell's drinking once made filming on Minority Report so difficult that it got under his co-star Tom Cruise's skin.
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The Running Man's Dystopian Product Placement Completely Misses The Point
The Running Man is loaded with some pretty egregious product placement, which wouldn't be a bad thing if it wasn't the antithesis of the film's message.
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Marvel's 'Creative Committee' Tried To Force Major Changes To Guardians Of The Galaxy
Marvel Studios' infamous 'creative committee' wanted James Gunn to make some baffling changes to Guardians of the Galaxy, including one related to its music.
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Gene Roddenberry's Non-Star Trek Projects, Ranked
Gene Roddenberry may best be known for creating Star Trek, but let's take a look at all of the other projects that he ushered in to film and television.
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How The Running Man Fails To Capture The Power Of Stephen King's Original Ending (Or Does It?)
Edgar Wright's adaptation of The Running Man provides a fascinating take on Stephen King's original work, but does it capture its power? Let's discuss.
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How The Ku Klux Klan Interfered With Steven Spielberg's Close Encounters Of The Third Kind
One of the cast members of Steven Spielberg's Close Encounters of the Third Kind made the right kind of enemy when they publicly lambasted the Ku Klux Klan.
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Predator: Badlands Has Already Released A Hard-Hitting Prequel
Can't get enough of Dan Trachtenberg's Predator: Badlands? Fortunately, there's already a hard-hitting prequel tie-in for you to enjoy.
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Edgar Wright's The Running Man Remake Botches Its Own Message
Edgar Wright's The Running Man is meant to satirize the violence of dystopian entertainment, but it has a hard time sticking the landing due to one big problem.
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The Running Man Addresses The Ongoing AI/Deepfake Controversy In The Perfect Way
The Running Man features a sinister use of artificial intelligence and deepfake technology, and it feels rather relevant in today's misinformation climate.
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How Stephen King Feels About The Running Man Remake's Completely New Ending
Edgar Wright's The Running Man had to switch up the ending of the novel. Here's how author Stephen King feels about the change.
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Predator: Badlands Echoes The Story Of A Dennis Quaid And Louis Gossett Jr. Sci-Fi Classic
If you are one of the millions of people who saw (and loved) Predator: Badlands, you have to check out this underrated sci-fi flick starring Dennis Quaid.
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Kurt Russell's First Movie Franchise Was This Little-Remembered Sci-Fi Disney Trilogy
Kurt Russell scored his first franchise by starring in a trilogy of Disney sci-fi/comedy films about Dexter Riley, a student at the fictional Medfield College.
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20 Best Movies Like National Treasure
Only Nicolas Cage and his history buff buddies could track down a real National Treasure, but plenty of other movies replicate the movie's thrilling adventure.
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Predator: Why Hunting Is At The Core Of The Yautja Culture, Explained
Why is hunting such a core tenet of the Yautja culture? The star of Predator: Badlands sheds some light on this backstory.
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Dennis Quaid's 25-Year-Old Sci-Fi Thriller Is Way Too Good To Be Forgotten
If you're looking for a Dad Movie that'll quickly switch on the waterworks, it's hard to do better than this Dennis Quaid-starring 2000 sci-fi flick.
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How Glen Powell's Running Man Performance Breaks The Fourth Wall
Edgar Wright cast Glen Powell in The Running Man not just because he's a talented actor, but because of what he represents.
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Predator: Badlands' Dek Actor Had To Complete A Wild Challenge To Land The Role
Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi had to demonstrate he was up for the physical challenge of playing Dek in Predator: Badlands in a pretty wild way.
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Predator: Badlands' First Draft Gave Dek A Much Bigger Challenge Than Being His Clan's 'Runt'
Dan Trachtenberg originally planned to make poor Dek's life even harder in Predator: Badlands. Here's why the director ultimately changed his mind.
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The Running Man's Arnold Schwarzenegger 'Cameo' Isn't The Only Reference To The Original
The Running Man gives a nod to Arnold Schwarzenegger, star of the 1987 movie of the same name, but there are more references to the original too.
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Paramount's Next Star Trek Movie Beams Up Dungeons & Dragons Directors
Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves directors John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein will direct Paramount's newest Star Trek film. Get the details here.
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15 Best Movies Like The Goonies
Seeking another adventure like The Goonies? Here's a collection of movies worth watching, many with fewer kids screaming all the time.
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The Running Man Sneaks A Ton Of Stephen King Easter Eggs Into A Single Scene
For those paying attention, Edgar Wright's The Running Man manages to sneak in a collection of Stephen King Easter eggs into a single scene. Did you catch them?
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The Running Man's Audience Reaction To The Film's AI Scenes Disturbed Director Edgar Wright
The bad guys in The Running Man use AI to alter footage for nefarious purposes, and Edgar Wright thinks the test audience reaction was 'disturbing.'
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The Two Stunts Sylvester Stallone Says Could Have Easily Killed Him
Sylvester Stallone has frequently put himself in peril while making his movies, but two of the stunts he performed for Demolition Man nearly got him killed.
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