Don't do this. Please.

Don't do this. Please.

The A Few Good Men actress explains why taking big risks can reap big rewards or be a 'disaster.'

The joke is really on all of us.

Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones filmed a different Twisters ending, and I'm mad it didn't make it into the final film.

As Kevin Costner's epic Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter One hits theaters, critics do not see eye to eye on the project.

Come with us if you want to live and revisit some of the craziest disaster movies to ever grace the silver screen.

Scream is known for its twist ending, but Skeet Ulrich almost ruined it.

Just when you thought the Willy Wonka event in Glasgow was a disaster, the actor playing the chocolatier reads lines from the event.

Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom is so overstuffed with all-CGI chase and battle sequences that they eventually become monotonous...

The beginning of Carrie is iconic, but the Stephen King adaptation originally had a totally different opening scene.

Despite being one of Hollywood's charming leading men, George Clooney explained why his proposal to his wife Amal was a complete disaster.

A 40th anniversary screening of The Thing turned out to be a complete disaster with incorrect versions and screening cancellations.

Sometimes, you just want to watch the world burn. And you can do it with these so-bad-they're-good disaster movies!

The premise of Greenland is a bit out there, but the movie itself is perhaps a bit more grounded.

If you've already managed to secure a PlayStation 5 from the short-lived pre-order burst last week, congratulations. You're either luckier, quicker, or savvier than most, myself included. After Sony's 40-minute showcase of new and exclusive titles coming to the next-gen system, a quick reveal of the price points for both the disc drive and the digital versions of the console was revealed. Soon after that, via press release, it was announced that pre-orders would be opening up the very next day at global retailers. That's when the wheels came off. The …

Whoops.

Those wings get in the way.

It's time to finish the great lava debate of 1997.

Halle Berry and Josh Gad play part of the team sent to stop the moon from crashing into Earth in director Roland Emmerich's next sci-fi disaster epic, Moonfall.