10 Actors Who Turned Down Marvel Movies
Starring in a Marvel movie can be a tremendous opportunity for an actor, but some stars have actually turned down notable MCU roles.
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Stephen King Loved A Disappointing Remake Starring Denzel Washington & John Travolta
Stephen King frequently recommends movies, and not just horror movies. He once sang the praises of a Tony Scott action pic that didn't get much attention. -
Robert Downey Jr.'s Sneaky The Nice Guys Cameo, Explained
Did you know Robert Downey Jr. made a cameo in The Nice Guys? It's easy to miss, but it's a really fun appearance once his character is explained. -
The 15 Best Movies Like The Hunger Games Series
If you are a massive fan of "The Hunger Games" franchise, then here are 15 films you need to jot down for immediate viewing. -
The Marvel Character You Probably Forgot Chet Hanks Played
Chet Hanks, the more problematic son of beloved Hollywood superstar Tom Hanks, actually showed up in a Marvel movie at one point. -
Most Hollywood Disaster Movies Have Something In Common (And It's Not What You Think)
An unusually large number of Hollywood disaster movies recycle a certain story element over and over again. Let's investigate. -
Every Star Wars Movie That Has Been Canceled At Disney
Since Disney bought Lucasfilm in 2012, there have been several Star Wars movies that were announced or rumored but never actually got made. -
Tom Felton Has One Condition To Work With Harry Potter Co-Star Daniel Radcliffe Again
Tom Felton and Daniel Radcliffe played against one another in the Harry Potter franchise, but if they collaborate again, they've already cast their new roles. -
Kurt Russell Once Revealed His 3 Most Underrated Movies
In a 2015 interview, Kurt Russell revealed the three films of his that he thought were underrated and worth seeking out. -
How The Original Dune Movie Changed The Trajectory Of David Lynch's Career
David Lynch's experience adapting Dune for the big screen, coupled with the film's box office performance, forever impacted how he approached his art. -
Nicolas Cage's Best Comedy Is Blowing Up Netflix's Top Charts
Nicolas Cage is rocketing up the top streaming charts on Netflix thanks to one of the best-received comedies he's starred in recently. -
Why Daniel Craig Tried To Sabotage His First James Bond Meeting - And How It Backfired
Daniel Craig was not shy about voicing his discomfort with playing James Bond, and he even tried to sabotage his own audition before landing the part. -
The Longest & Shortest Best Picture Winners At The Oscars
The average length of a Best Picture winner at the Oscars is 136 minutes, so let's look at the longest and shortest films that make up that magic number. -
Jason Statham Starred In One Of The Worst Video Game Movie Flops Of All Time
Of course the worst video game movie ever made was a flop, but it's a shame that it starred a high-profile performer like Jason Statham. -
Two '80s Classics Are Seeking Resurrection As Warner Bros. Doubles Down On Franchises
It looks like the folks at Warner Bros. are getting serious about making new sequels for popular '80s films Gremlins and The Goonies. -
Who Is R.A.B In Harry Potter? Regulus Black, Explained
The mysterious R.A.B., who turns out to be Sirius Black's brother Regulus, plays a small but pivotal role in the Harry Potter franchise. -
Dune's Kwisatz Haderach Explained: Is It Paul Atreides?
Is Paul the Kwisatz Haderach figure in the Dune books and films? The answer is slightly more complicated than a simple yes or no. Here's how it all breaks down. -
The Sci-Fi Flop Harrison Ford Didn't Understand (But Starred In Anyway)
Harrison Ford is a science-fiction legend thanks to Star Wars, but he also starred in an infamous sci-fi flop that featured a ridiculously stacked cast. -
Only A Sith Deals In Absolutes: The True Meaning Of Obi-Wan Kenobi's Star Wars Quote
Star Wars quotes have become embedded in American pop culture, but there's often a deeper meaning behind them than just fuel for meme culture. -
How Real Is The Crocodile Scene From The James Bond Movie Live And Let Die?
The scene where James Bond (as played by Roger Moore) jumps a line of crocodiles in Live and Let Die is more real than you might think. -
A French Action Thriller Just Became A Global Streaming Hit On Netflix
A French action thriller called Ad Vitam, which is reminiscent of Taken, completely dominated Netflix's popularity charts in the early days of 2025. -
5 Reasons Why Den Of Thieves 2: Pantera Dominated The Box Office
The Gerard Butler-led Den of Thieves 2: Pantera is the first new box office hit of 2025. Here's how the action movie sequel became a success. -
How To Watch Kraven The Hunter At Home
The last(?) entry in Sony's Spider-Man Universe, Kraven the Hunter, is coming to digital this week, with a physical release to follow later this year. -
Kraven The Hunter Concept Art Reveals A Scrapped Venom Crossover
Wait a second, Venom could have showed up in Kraven the Hunter? This concept art showcases how the symbiote was going to appear in the film. -
The Western Role That Kevin Costner Once Called Perfect
Kevin Costner has played many cowboys in his career, but there's one Western role he once referred to as "perfect" for him. -
Bruce Willis Initially Refused To Say One Of His Funny Lines In Die Hard 2
Die Hard 2 star Bruce Willis clashed with director Renny Harlin over the tone of the movie, and especially over a certain fax pun. -
How A Shameless Studio Note Helped Shape Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy
Christopher Nolan took a transparent studio note and seamlessly incorporated it into his overarching approach to Batman Begins and The Dark Knight trilogy.
