Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins Borrowed Part Of Its Plot From A Beloved Animated Series Episode
A key component of Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins was taken directly from one of the best Batman: The Animated Series episodes.
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5 Possible Reasons Behind James Gunn And Peter Safran's DC Studios Exit
James Gunn and Peter Safran are out at DC Studios. Here are five potential reasons why they walked away from their jobs under the new regime.
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James Gunn And Peter Safran's DC Exit Exposes A Bigger Hollywood Problem
Say what you will about now-former DC Studios heads James Gunn and Peter Safran, their approach was more daring than what other studios have been up to lately.
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Superman Director James Gunn Explains Departure As DC Studios Co-Head
James Gunn has formally weighed in on his departure as the co-head of DC Studios after launching the DC Universe with projects like 2025's Superman.
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The Rings Of Power Season 3's Secret Weapon Is A Member Of J.R.R. Tolkien's Family [Exclusive]
One of the co-showrunners of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power tells us about how a member of J.R.R. Tolkien's family is beneficial to the series.
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The Five Main Reasons Celebrities Agree To Guest Star On The Simpsons
The Simpsons have had nearly a thousand guest stars over the years, and if you ask the writers, there are five reasons why performers agree to show up.
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This Horror Anime Is A Secret Remake Of A 60s TV Classic
Horror-thriller manga/anime Monster was heavily inspired by the 1960s TV series The Fugitive, but its story became so much more than that.
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Why Star Trek's Ever-Changing Uniforms Are More Than Just Style Choices
Over the decades, Star Trek has created a brilliant visual shorthand using costume design.
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The Rings Of Power Season 3 Will Have Some Unexpected Main Characters [Exclusive]
While certain characters on The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power have been purely supporting players so far, that will change early on in Season 3.
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This Chilling Japanese Folk Horror Series Is One Of Hulu's Best Hidden Gems
Fans of creepy folk horror should check out this under-the-radar Japanese TV series that's currently streaming over on Hulu.
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This X-Men-Esque '80s Sci-Fi Series Launched Courteney Cox's Career
Before Courteney Cox joined the cast of Friends, she had a starring role in a one-season 1980s sci-fi show that shared some DNA with Marvel's X-Men.
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Why Michael Stuhlbarg Left HBO's Boardwalk Empire
Michael Stuhlbarg is a standout on HBO's Boardwalk Empire as racketeer Arnold Rothstein, so it's odd that he doesn't appear in the show's final season.
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Was This Short-Lived '60s Sitcom Really The Worst Show To Ever Air On TV?
1960s sitcoms certainly didn't get any weirder than this one, a particularly infamous series that co-starred a pack of trained chimpanzees.
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This Canceled 2010s Fantasy Series Deserved More Time To Flesh Out Its Ambitious Premise
This teen fantasy series is a relic of the old CW in the 2010s, and it might've really taken off if it hadn't been cut down after just one season.
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Set Phasers To Stun: Star Trek's Different Phaser Settings Explained
Across the Star Trek franchise, phasers have been shown to have multiple settings with different levels of intensity. Here's a breakdown of what they mean.
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Gene Roddenberry Wrote An Unmade Pilot For A Non-Sci-Fi Show About A Classic Hero
As Star Trek: The Original Series was still airing, creator Gene Roddenberry wrote a pilot script about a classic non-sci-fi hero — but it was never made.
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Walter Koenig Wanted A Star Trek: The Next Generation Role That Wasn't Pavel Chekov
Walter Koenig wanted to appear on Star Trek: The Next Generation without reprising his role as Pavel Chekov, and his idea was later used for a different show.
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Gilligan's Island Star Jim Backus Voiced One Of Animation's Most Famous Characters
Jim Backus is best known for playing 'The Millionaire' on Gilligan's Island, but he also voiced a famous animated character with deep pockets of his own.
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Why Project Hail Mary Author Andy Weir Thinks Sci-Fi Has 'Grown Up' Recently [Exclusive]
Sci-fi has arguably evolved and matured in the 21st Century, and Project Hail Mary author Andy Weir has credited that to multiple factors.
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Marvel's 2027 Release Schedule: All 8 Movies And TV Shows Explained
What does Marvel have cooking for movies and TV shows in 2027? Here's the entire line-up for the year that's been announced so far.
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5 Best New Movies And Shows To Stream This Weekend On Netflix, Apple TV, Hulu, And More (Nov. 6-8)
November is here, and it's bringing great crime thriller films, the latest seasons of hilarious comedy shows, and more to streaming.
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How The Director Of Cowboy Bebop Inspired Others To Change The Anime Industry
Someone once took a chance on Shinichirō Watanabe. He's been holding the door open ever since.
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Project Hail Mary Author Andy Weir Knows How To Get Star Trek Back On Track [Exclusive]
We spoke with Project Hail Mary author Andy Weir and asked what he would do with the Star Trek franchise if he were put in charge of it. Here's his idea.
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How The Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood Anime Shortchanges The Manga's Best Arc
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood is pretty faithful to the source material, but it also makes changes to the manga's best arc that lessen its impact.
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Stranger Things Spin-Off Series Ordered At Netflix - Title & First Details Revealed
You thought Stranger Things was done? Think again. A new spin-off series set even further in the past is headed to Netflix in 2028.
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The Only Guide To Barbie Lore You Will Ever Need
Consider this a crash course in the fantastic, plastic life of Barbie, from controversies to crossovers and all the storytelling in between.
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10 Absurd Simpsons Predictions That Actually Came True
Industry-changing corporate mergers? Major physics breakthroughs? A three-eyed fish? Yeah, yeah, we've heard it all before. See, we watch The Simpsons.
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