Why Keanu Reeves had the need...the eventual need for Speed.

After escaping the film for two decades, I finally watched Saw. I don't think I will continue the franchise but this one aspect really stood out.

Saltburn went viral thanks to its wild bathtub scene, and Barry Keoghan explained his approach to that infamous sequence.

If you’ve never done a deep dive into the wild world of Motiongate Dubai, a Dubai Parks and Resorts-managed theme park cobbled together from disparate IP clumsily borrowed from multiple studios, you really should. It’s wild. Just think of your visit, where you can visit a stage show based on the Step Up franchise and then hop aboard a Matterhorn Bobsleds-style ride with the appropriately anonymous moniker The Green Hornet: High Speed Chase. (Yes, based on the failed 2011 Seth Rogen Green Hornet movie.) If these attractions weren’t enough to get you to pony up …

Mulan is a good movie, but something was missing.

Tonight, May 8, at 9pm EST, Lionsgate is offering a free, virtual cinema screening of John Wick, that contemporary action classic that shows what happens when you mess with Keanu Reeves' dog. In celebration of this wonderful opportunity to revisit (or visit for the first time) Chad Stahelski and David Leitch's raucous barn-burner of a film with an excited virtual audience, we've got some never-before-seen images from the sets of both the first Wick and John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum -- plus, a wonderful tribute video to the first film's crew. "You gotta have fun …

You have to respect a movie that uses the F-word once every 3.7 minutes.

Thanks to Batman's Rebirth comics, Kite Man has gone from laughable villain to fan-favorite - with the best catchphrase in comics. Hell Yeah.

Like pretty well any Mike Myers movie, all of the Austin Powers movies are seriously quotable. Anyone who enthusiastically exclaims “yeah, baby!” is quoting the iconic ‘60 character from the series, along with other popular lines like “one million dollars” (pinky to the edge of your mouth while you say it, of course), “fire the laser!,” or “moley, moley, moley,” mimicking that time when Austin couldn’t help but fixate on a prominent mole on a man’s face.