Clint Eastwood Got His Big Break In A Forgotten 1956 Western Comedy
Clint Eastwood landed his first major film role in a 1950s Western comedy that's mostly faded from the public's memory (and for valid reason).
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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? -
Steven Spielberg Almost Directed One Of Spike Lee's Biggest Flops
One of Steven Spielberg's unrealized projects wound up being helmed by Spike Lee, only to become perhaps the director's biggest misfire. -
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. -
Denzel Washington Was Once Considered For A Pre-MCU Marvel Superhero Role
Years before the Marvel Cinematic Universe came along, Denzel Washington was studio executives' top pick to headline an earlier Marvel superhero film. -
Jodie Foster's Favorite Movie Is A Controversial Comedy That's Celebrating Its 20th Anniversary
Multiple Oscar-winning actor and filmmaker Jodie Foster's favorite movie is almost certainly not something you'd expect her to pick. -
8 Things Every Lord Of The Rings Fan Needs To Know About War Of The Rohirrim
Here's what we learned about The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim at New York Comic Con, and what's exciting about this animated Middle-earth movie. -
Spoiler Superstar Tom Holland Somehow Kept Marvel's Biggest Secret To Himself
Contrary to his reputation for accidentally dropping Marvel Cinematic Universe spoilers, Spider-Man actor Tom Holland kept Marvel's biggest secret under-wraps. -
Hunt For Gollum Will Only Be A Single Film, But More Lord Of The Rings Movies Are On The Way
While The Hunt for Gollum will not, in fact, be two films as rumored, there are multiple new Lord of the Rings movies being developed at the moment. -
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. -
A Brilliant Horror Director Gave Quentin Tarantino A Terrible Note On Reservoir Dogs
Quentin Tarantino asked a legendary horror director for notes on his first feature, Reservoir Dogs. Thankfully, he didn't listen. -
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. -
Demi Moore Could've Starred In A Cult Classic Fantasy Film – But Wasn't Hired For A Ridiculous Reason
The director of a cult '80s fantasy film had every intention of casting Demi Moore, only for her to lose the part for a completely nonsensical reason. -
The Real Reason Marvel Cut Gambit's Deadpool & Wolverine Post-Credits Scene
A deleted Deadpool & Wolverine post-credits scene revealed that Channing Tatum's Gambit is still alive. Here's why Marvel dropped it from the theatrical cut. -
Netflix's Carry-On Trailer Turns Jason Bateman Into A Christmas Action Thriller Villain
Taron Egerton plays a TSA agent who's blackmailed by a mysterious villain played by Jason Bateman in Netflix's Carry-On, a new thriller from Jaume Collet-Serra. -
Clint Eastwood & Sergio Leone Connected Through Two Words On The Dollars Trilogy
Sergio Leone and Clint Eastwood forever changed the Western with their Dollars trilogy despite having an extremely limited rapport. -
James Gunn Reveals First Look At Superman's Dog Krypto, Inspired By The Director's Actual Pooch
James Gunn has revealed the first look at the Man of Steel's dog Krypto in his Superman movie, along with the heartwarming story behind the character. -
Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction Was Almost Made In A Completely Different Format
Pulp Fiction is famous for its non-linear narrative, but did you know the film was originally envisioned as something with a totally different shape to it? -
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. -
One Of Denzel Washington's Most Beloved Films Has A Surprisingly Low Rotten Tomatoes Score
Denzel Washington once starred in a Tony Scott action movie many audiences now love, but its Rotten Tomatoes score is shockingly low given its good reputation. -
Ana De Armas' John Wick Spin-Off Ballerina Had Major Reshoots From A Different Director
The Ana de Armas-led John Wick spinoff Ballerina has undergone significant reshoots, and original director Len Wiseman apparently wasn't present for them. -
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. -
Gladiator 2 Director Ridley Scott Gave Paul Mescal A Brutal Piece Of Advice On Day One
Gladiator 2 is Paul Mescal's biggest movie yet, and he got some no-nonsense advice for filming the epic sequel from director Ridley Scott. -
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.
