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Quentin Tarantino Calls The Hunger Games a Battle Royale Rip-Off — Fans Fire Back
Quentin Tarantino Calls The Hunger Games a Battle Royale Rip-Off — Fans Fire Back
A filmmaker set social media ablaze this week, igniting a fierce debate and dividing audiences across platforms.
Sandra Bullock Made a Movie for Her Kids — But Her 9-Year-Old Isn’t Allowed to Watch
Sandra Bullock Made a Movie for Her Kids — But Her 9-Year-Old Isn’t Allowed to Watch
Sandra Bullock turned Bird Box into a streaming phenomenon as a blindfolded mother guiding her children through unseen horrors — and now, in a SAG Conversations sit-down, she reveals how the film’s terrifying premise shook her offscreen.
Pirates of the Caribbean 6: The Fan Plot That Finally Gives Johnny Depp’s Saga the Perfect Farewell
Pirates of the Caribbean 6: The Fan Plot That Finally Gives Johnny Depp’s Saga the Perfect Farewell
Reddit user Emeraldsinger has sketched a Greece-set Pirates of the Caribbean 6 that reunites fan favorites, kick-starts with Angelica, and gives every rogue a fitting farewell—an ending worthy of Johnny Depp’s flagship saga.
Planes, Trains & Automobiles 4K Release Unearths a Full Hour of Deleted Scenes from the Thanksgiving Classic
Planes, Trains & Automobiles 4K Release Unearths a Full Hour of Deleted Scenes from the Thanksgiving Classic
Turkey, traffic, and a trove of outtakes: the 4K edition of Planes, Trains & Automobiles packs more than an hour of deleted scenes.
Christopher Nolan’s Time-Twisting Sci-Fi Epic Lands on Paramount+ Soon
Christopher Nolan’s Time-Twisting Sci-Fi Epic Lands on Paramount+ Soon
Christopher Nolan’s 2014 sci-fi epic Interstellar blasts onto Paramount+ this December, giving fans a fresh chance to relive its mind-bending, emotionally charged voyage across the cosmos.
The MCU Trilogies That Will Matter Most in Avengers: Doomsday, Ranked
The MCU Trilogies That Will Matter Most in Avengers: Doomsday, Ranked
Victor von Doom doesn’t see Earth’s Mightiest Heroes—he sees expendable gladiators and variants, fuel for a universe-shattering reset. As the MCU piles up trilogies, Doom’s multiverse gambit threatens to recast the Avengers as pawns—or casualties.
Scarlett Johansson’s Only Non-MCU Superhero Team-Up With Samuel L. Jackson Is Streaming Free Right Now
Scarlett Johansson’s Only Non-MCU Superhero Team-Up With Samuel L. Jackson Is Streaming Free Right Now
Fans still can’t get enough of Scarlett Johansson and Samuel L. Jackson’s MCU chemistry. Endgame took Black Widow off the board, but Nick Fury remains a wild card — with the door wide open for a comeback that could shake up the next phase.
Shrek 5 Casts Skyler Gisondo and Marcello Hernandez as Shrek and Fiona’s Sons — Meet the Next-Gen Ogres
Shrek 5 Casts Skyler Gisondo and Marcello Hernandez as Shrek and Fiona’s Sons — Meet the Next-Gen Ogres
Shrek 5 just got kicked further down the road to 2027, but the swamp’s getting new blood: Skyler Gisondo and Marcello Hernandez will voice Shrek and Fiona’s sons.
The Two Films That Freed Jennifer Aniston From The Friends Curse
The Two Films That Freed Jennifer Aniston From The Friends Curse
Jennifer Aniston is rewriting her Hollywood script as The Morning Show charges into season four, doubling down as star and executive producer and leaving her early-2000s sitcom label in the rearview. In a new ELLE Women in Hollywood feature, she signals a career built on clout, control, and sharper storytelling.
The Ratings Disaster That Made Tom Cruise Walk Away From Directing
The Ratings Disaster That Made Tom Cruise Walk Away From Directing
Tom Cruise’s only directing credit is hiding in plain sight: a 1993 Fallen Angels noir on Showtime adapting Jim Thompson’s The Frightening Frammis. The star joined a lineup of Hollywood heavyweights behind the camera — then never directed again.