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Why Did 'Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom' Take So Damn Long to Come Out?
The delay of 'Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom' seems fishy...
Zack Snyder’s Complicated DCEU Plans Included Superman’s Son and a Lex Luthor-Riddler Team Up
Reverse Flash and a new Batman were also in the works.
Why Has It Taken So Long for a Live-Action Barbie Movie to Be Made?
In works since 2009, the live-action 'Barbie' finally hit theaters in July 2023.
‘Elf’ Never Gets Old For a Good Reason
Favreau and Ferrell heed the lessons from previous holiday classics.
‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ Shares This Strange Connection With Robin Williams
The ‘Mork & Mindy’ star helped create a historic first with the beloved Christmas classic.
This ‘Powerpuff Girls’ Episode Was Originally Banned — But Not for the Reason You Think
The episode still isn't streaming on Max.
The ‘Die Hard’ Plot Hole That Pisses Us Off Every Time
Even the action movie to end all action movies fumbled this bit.
Sorry DCEU, The CW Gave Us Our Best Flash
Costume, character, CGI, callbacks. The Flash of film can't compete with the CW.
'The Wicker Man' Review: Still One of Horror's Greatest Achievements, 50 Years Later
"You'll simply never understand the true nature of sacrifice."
From ‘The Ring’ to ’’Poltergeist,’ The Scariest PG-13 Horror Movies
Horror isn't just for the R-rated.
Godzilla Movies and TV Shows Need More Godzilla
Everyone’s favorite kaiju has embarrassingly low screen time in his films, and that needs to change.
The Infamous Murder That Inspired Four Great Documentaries and One Awful Movie
Colin Firth and Reese Witherspoon couldn't reach the heights of Peter Jackson's documentary.
Biopics Don’t Need To Always Get the Facts Right
Movie makers have an obligation, but not necessarily to history.
'Star Wars': Does the Color of a Jedi’s Lightsaber Mean Anything?
Size matters not, but colors may be a different story altogether.
Spider-Man’s Greatest Villain Is…Sony
The film studio is just as devious as any Vulture, Green Goblin, or Rhino.
Steven Spielberg Made His First Film for a Merit Badge
One of our most legendary filmmakers made his first film in 1959 at the age of 13. Scout's honor.
What Is Happening With the ‘Planes, Trains and Automobiles’ Remake?
First announced in 2020, there has been little progress on the remake of the John Hughes' Thanksgiving Day classic.
The True Story Behind 'Lawmen: Bass Reeves' Judge Isaac Parker
"The Hanging Judge" is a reputation unearned.
'CSI: Miami's Sunglasses Moment Will Never Be Replicated in Any Other Show
Moments so bright, you'll have to... wear shades.