It might not surprise you that Mark Hamill learned some fencing to wield a lightsaber for the Star Wars movies, but what is surprising is how far he went.
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It might not surprise you that Mark Hamill learned some fencing to wield a lightsaber for the Star Wars movies, but what is surprising is how far he went.
Read More »The 1980s gave us some truly classic films. Here’s a list of the top 30 movies of the decade, voted on by fans over at Ranker.
Read More »During and after Civil War, Steve Rogers’ suit reflects him losing the mantle of being an Avenger and Captain America.
Read More »Michelle Carter stands trial for sending aggressive texts to her boyfriend encouraging suicide before he was found dead by suicide in his car.
Read More »In Brave (2012), one of the arrows Merida shoots cuts her cheek as it goes out.
Read More »The movie Pinocchio that was released in 2002 starred 49-year-old Benigni playing the role of the young wooden boy, Pinocchio.
Read More »Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
Read More »So the force has finally come through and we’re getting an Obi Wan film, or perhaps a Disney+ series. Probably a series.
Read More »The Eagle Pass Hotel from “No Country For Old Men” is actually called the Plaza Hotel.
Read More »Back in 1973, Herbert Mullin was arrested for killing 13 people. He told authorities that the voice of God told him to do it, or else a catastrophic earthquake would take out the world.
Read More »Artist Chungkong from the Netherlands specializes in recreating movie posters into a minimalistic style. Here are some of the best designs from his collection that gives true meaning to the phrase “less is more”.
Read More »It’s not just cartoons that appear in Ralph Breaks the Internet...
Read More »An African Prince travels to New York and goes undercover to find a wife that he can respect for her intelligence and will.
Read More »Disney’s Aladdin was designed by the team of Glen Keane. Initially, the hero was supposed to be thirteen and originally resembled the actor Michael J. Fox.
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