Liam Neeson's "particular set of skills" may not be in use much longer.

Fools Rush In is one of my favorite rom-coms. Rewatching this Salma Hayek and Matthew Perry classic made me notice a crucial detail that I missed.

Please let this be a double-reverse prank, and that this is really a scene in Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness.

No joke: these movies are perfect for April Fool's Day.

A series of remarkably realistic deepfake videos starring the Mission: Impossible actor recently hit TikTok.

That will be pretty damn good.

If you've seen 365 Days you know the Netflix film is steamy. But what's real and what isn't?

In 2017 a trailer arrived for AMC's take on classic video game franchise Grand Theft Auto, which was nothing more than IGN's cruel April Fool's joke.

The Nintendo Switch port of Thief of Thieves: Season One is filled with technical issues that ruin what was already a bland adventure & stealth game.

Oscar-nominated actress Margot Robbie is in negotiations to executive produce and co-star in the New Line comedy Fools Day from writer-director Cody Blue Snider, Collider has learned. The feature is based on Snider's hilarious 2013 short film of the same name, which follows a classroom of nine-year-olds who have to clean up a gruesome April Fool's Day prank before a D.A.R.E. representative arrives and the jig is up. The kids are the real stars of the film, though Robbie is in talks to play a key supporting role -- their teacher. …

He can do this all day!

The first trailer for A Million Little Pieces is now available ... at least until Oprah opts to pull it from her recommended watch-list. The best-selling "memoir" from James Frey gets new life and another chance to dupe audiences into believing it's a true-to-life tale of an addict who spirals downward before finding a renewed hope. So while the trailer shows off an impressive cast doing their damnedest to buoy this sham of a story, and some very clever visual representations of what it's like to be an addict and suffer withdrawal, the core of …

Marvel actors make the most out of their time working on Joe and Anthony Russo's Avengers: Endgame as seen in the movie's official gag reel.

I can only assume somebody at Walt Disney World had this idea for real at some point.