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Karl Urban and Val Kilmer worked with Steve Zahn in this underseen three-part CBS Western miniseries that first aired in 2008.
Star Trek fans have wondered why the finale of Deep Space Nine didn't make Quark the Grand Nagus. Here's what the writers had to say.
Fans of The Orville noticed one specific production detail almost immediately, and that made creator and star Seth MacFarlane very happy.
Western TV legend Michael Landon of Bonanza and Little House on the Prairie fame starred in this '80s fantasy series currently streaming on Prime Video.
Brad Bird's cult classic sci-fi The Iron Giant is one of the best animated movies ever, but the original book takes the story in a very different direction.
Ralph Bakshi, who directed the 1978 animated Lord of the Rings film adaptation, has strong opinions about Peter Jackson's renowned Rings movie trilogy.
Right before Gilligan's Island made him a household name, actor Alan Hale Jr. had a guest spot on what's considered the first fantasy sci-fi sitcom.
If you're riding high from Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey and looking for films about mythology that might be more off the beaten path, we've got you covered.
Dark Matter author Blake Crouch enjoyed this sci-fi book, which was penned by none other than Jurassic Park screenwriter David Koepp.
It's hard to imagine any film not wanting to cast Zendaya, but when one door at Disney closed for the Emmy winner, Spider-Man opened a window.
Sergio Leone's The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly is one of the best Spaghetti Westerns of all time. Here's where the film was shot.
Post-credits scenes are commonplace in movies nowadays, but this 1960s James Bond spoof broke new ground when it included one.
It feels like these shows failed to make an impression or carve out space in the crowded pop culture zeitgeist, making them the most forgettable shows of 2026.
Film historians still debate this fun trivia fact, but before his big break, James Dean may have shared the screen with a Hollywood legend.
The last few minutes of The End of Oak Street contain a reference to a beloved 1980s time travel movie, and a nod to its sequel for good measure.
Most directors aren't making the highest-grossing movies in history in their 70s, but James Cameron isn't most directors.
What's the deal with Trill in the Star Trek franchise? Here's everything you need to know about the unusual alien species.
Andy Weir, the author behind The Martian and Project Hail Mary, has abandoned a book idea that we really hope he picks back up.
Today marks the anniversary of one of the biggest box-office flops of all time, a sci-fi comedy starring Eddie Murphy. So let's, uh, celebrate?
Before he was cast as Spider-Man, Marvel star Tom Holland auditioned for a role in a critically-acclaimed historical crime drama TV show.
Disney recast Kimberly J. Brown, who played Marnie in the Halloweentown franchise, for the fourth and final film of the series. But why?
After you check out Project Hail Mary on Prime Video, here are five more Amazon original films to watch on that streaming service.
Sometimes a studio just can't get a franchise off the ground, as was the case with this 2010s fantasy action flick starring Nicolas Cage.
Many actors herald Method acting as the key to their performances, but what is Method acting and why are so many actors weird about it?
Few box office bombs from the 2000s are quite as notorious as this movie adaptation of a classic Ray Bradbury sci-fi story.
This '80s Tarzan movie was an Oscar-nominated prestige picture at the time it was released but it's mostly forgotten about today.
Star Wars introduced the desert-dwelling Jawas as nomadic scavengers, but the original draft of the script gave them a village to go home to.
The first trailer for Marvel's upcoming TV show VisionQuest seemingly confirms a longstanding fan theory from Avengers: Age of Ultron.
Tom Holland was delivering great performances long before he was Spider-Man, and one of his most underseen is available to stream for free.
The End of Oak Street can and will be enjoyed by multiple generations, but the dino thriller will especially resonate with a specific audience.
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