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The Acolyte was canceled after one season, but recently reappeared in the Disney+ top 10. Star Manny Jacinto would be happy to return, on one condition.
Steven Spielberg loves a high-stakes train-based setpiece, and Disclosure Day echoes one from Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
Looking for a great K-drama that involves boxing and vigilantism on Netflix? If so, you may want to stream this action series, which deserves more attention.
Sam Raimi was approached to direct this infamous Stephen King film adaptation after breaking out with The Evil Dead. Here's why he passed on it.
NASA has stood by several Hollywood space films, but after initially embracing the found footage horror movie Apollo 18, officials distanced themselves from it.
Most people have never seen the Planet of the Apes television spinoff, but audiences who have absolutely loved it (even if critics hated it).
In a different timeline, Pedro Pascal would have starred in an adaptation of a Western comic book series that had potential to be incredible.
The Star Wars film franchise is in a weird place right now. Lucasfilm should use that as an excuse to adapt this acclaimed book to the screen.
Neve Campbell starred in this 2004 drama, which Roger Ebert fully endorsed. Other film critics, however, felt very differently on the matter.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and his Eraser director Chuck Russell almost joined forces on a pirate adventure movie based on a famous work of literature.
As Hollywood continues to remake and reboot every IP imaginable, the time for a Gilligan's Island movie is now. Let us explain.
Apple TV consistently delivers some of the best original programming on streaming, including this new TV series with A24.
Spider-Man has an impressive rogue's gallery of villains, and one of his best is having a massive moment on superhero TV.
Sci-fi movies Project Hail Mary and Disclosure Day are telling very different stories, but they do have one key theme in common.
This ridiculous '70s fantasy flick is notable for marking Arnold Schwarzenegger's big screen acting debut, among other things.
There's one very nerdy detail tucked away in Denis Villeneuve's first Dune adaptation that most people didn't even notice.
Plenty of family movies have landed repeat viewings at home, but here are the best family movies that nobody talks about anymore, and they're worth seeking out.
Disclosure Day might be about aliens, but the movie it resembles most from Steven Spielberg's filmography is a true story, not science fiction.
This '90s fantasy flop featured Leonard Nimoy as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, and he wasn't the only Star Trek actor that was part of the cast.
Countless TV series tried to emulate Lost and its success, but it's no mystery why practically each and every one of them came up short.
Iron Lung was a box office success, but Mark 'Markiplier' Fischbach set a different horror movie record that'll appeal to the gorehounds.
Eve Plumb, who famously played Jan in The Brady Bunch, came pretty darn close to starring in this 1980 cult slasher flick.
Dutton Ranch Episode 6 feels like its borrowing more than a few storylines from Reacher Season 3, the best Reacher season so far.
Steven Spielberg has returned to aliens throughout his filmography, but Disclosure Day evokes one of James Cameron's best films.
The Michael Jackson biopic Michael has now broken a box office record previously set by the Oscar-winning Bohemian Rhapsody.
A longstanding urban legend about Richard Nixon, Jackie Gleason, and some dead aliens makes an appearance in Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day.
Future Big Bang Theory star Kaley Cuoco managed to get Denzel Washington to crack an impromptu smile when she made her debut in this cult sci-fi flick.
Former MacGyver star Richard Dean Anderson saw Kurt Russell in Roland Emmerich's Stargate movie, and made a bold claim about the Stargate TV series.
The word on the streets of Gotham was that Sebastian Stan was playing Harvey Dent in The Batman Part II, but a new rumor suggests that isn't true.
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Star City looks at the global space race from the Soviet Union perspective and explores a part of Soviet history we've never seen on screen.
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