Sci-Fi Roles That Made Actors Physically Ill
Actors sometimes get physically ill or injured on movie and TV sets. Just as William Shatner, Virginia Hey, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jennifer Lawrence, and more.
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John Wick 4's Poker Scene Is The Most Absurd Since Casino Royale – And We Love It
John Wick and James Bond solve their poker games in very different (but equally ridiculous) ways.
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The Real-Life Inspiration Behind Rocky Was A Pro Boxer Named Chuck Wepner
'The Bayonne Bleeder' inspired Rocky's willpower and refusal to give up.
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Will Forte Returns In First Look At Clone High Revival, With New Cast Members Revealed
New additions to the cast of the wild, animated cult classic reboot include Ayo Edebiri, Mitra Jouhari, and Sam Richardson.
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Dean Martin Got (Bad) Cowboy Costume Advice From Marlon Brando For Rio Bravo
Brando, it seems, led Martin very far down the wrong path.
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B-Movie Superstar Scott Adkins Is Really Going For It In John Wick: Chapter 4
Watching Killa is a thrilla.
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John Wick: Chapter 4 Director Says The Ending Is 'Open To Interpretation'
The fate of John Wick is, ultimately, up to you.
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Netflix Fixes Huge Mistake By Keeping Arrested Development On The Streamer
Do what you must, but leave Arrested Development alone!
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The 20 Best Wedding Movies, Ranked
Dust off your tuxedo, puff up that bridesmaid dress, and get ready to laugh (and cry) along with these classic cinematic weddings.
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Robert Mitchum Almost Cast Elvis In Thunder Road (But Col. Parker Stepped In)
It would have been interesting to see Elvis do something other than his typical frothy roles in musicals.
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John Wick 4 Stunt Coordinators Explain How To Get Hit By A Car ... Safely [Exclusive]
It takes a lot of careful work to make violent action look this effortless.
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Sinbad Almost Made The Mandela Effect Real With A Shazam! Fury Of The Gods Cameo
Sinbad still hasn't starred in a movie called Shazam, despite the best efforts of director David F. Sandberg.
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George Lucas Had Samuel L. Jackson Fight Invisible Monsters In Star Wars Way Before The MCU
SLJ has had a lot of experience doing battle with tennis balls on green screen sets.
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John Wick: Chapter 4 Director Breaks Down That Fiery Top Shot Sequence [Exclusive Interview]
'That entire scene, everything in that set-piece was done in three days.'
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Reacher's Showrunner Reveals The Biggest Challenge In The Writers Room
Jack Reacher finally found its perfect on-screen hero, but how to handle the character's infamous terse silence?
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John Wick: Chapter 4 Has A Baba Yaga Good Time At The Box Office With $70 Million+ Opening Weekend
Yeah, we're thinking he's back. John Wick: Chapter 4 is set for an opening weekend north of $70 million after strong Friday numbers.
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Michael Keaton Was The Mastermind Behind Batman's 'Let's Get Nuts' Scene
'Who's that guy? What kind of person does that?'
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Tales From The Box Office: How John Wick Went From Underdog To Action Movie King
It may not have been the biggest hit at the 2014 box office, but any studio would kill to own the John Wick franchise at this point.
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Terrifying Diseases In Movies And TV That Are Actually Real
Some favorite shows and movies depict awful diseases, viruses, disorders, and other maladies. More than a few of those illnesses are based on real science.
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The Classic Sci-Fi Story That Inspired Futurama's Bender
Bender is as much a 'stupid, putrid coward' as his human friends, and that's why we love him.
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In John Wick: Chapter 4, Keanu Reeves And Donnie Yen Are The Year's Greatest Frenemies
The fight scenes between the two are the movie's best for many reasons.
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Why Richard Donner Didn't Edit Superman II's 'Richard Donner Cut' Himself
The director felt he was 'too far away from it" by the time editing commenced on his version of Superman II.
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Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs Was Walt Disney's Biggest Box Office Gamble
Walt Disney sold his car, mortgaged his house, and even took out money on his life insurance policy to fund Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
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Batgirl's Creation Was A Last-Ditch Attempt To Save Adam West's Batman Series
It was about giving male viewers eye candy, in a bid to boost the series' failing ratings.
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The Breaking Bad Scene That Brought Showrunner Vince Gilligan To Tears
'What it represented was ... the completion of this seven-year journey we had taken together.'
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Goodrich: Everything We Know About The Mila Kunis-Michael Keaton Comedy
A homage to dramedies from the '70s and '80s, Goodrich finds Mila Kunis and Michael Keaton playing a daughter-father duo.
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Band Of Brothers' 'Visceral' Battles Didn't Feel Fake To Michael Cudlitz
'There is the smell of cordite and sulfur in the air. For a second, you feel like you caused that. There is something very visceral about it.'
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