A guy who knows way too much about Marvel, Star Wars, Chuck, and just about any other nerdy niche you can imagine. Obsessed with television and film and working to make a career out of it.
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Heath Ledger Swore He'd Never Star in Superhero Film; Here's What Changed His Mind
When talking about the greatest performances in a superhero film, no list is complete without Heath Ledger as the Joker. His portrayal gave him his sole Oscar, but he almost refused the role.
Buffy Would Be Very Different if This Marvel Star Hadn't Refused a Role
Over the past two decades, Ryan Reynolds has transitioned from shining on small-budget comedies to one of the biggest action/comedy stars of his generation.
Jim Carrey Chose Bruce Almighty Over a Role in $4 Billion Franchise
Jim Carrey's been one of the biggest stars since his wacky comedies of the '90s and his steady shift toward dramatic roles since, but he's also turned down some pretty iconic roles. He rejected the part of Buddy in Elf, Buzz Lightyear in Toy Story – and one role that cost him big.
James Gunn Already Has An Unexpected But Significant Batman Problem
James Gunn and Peter Safran are intent on heading DC Studios into a new direction as their new co-CEO, already having created a master plan for the next ten years. But their plans create one problem with arguably their most important asset – Batman.
Netflix Gave Zack Snyder What DCEU Couldn't (Or Wouldn't Bother)
By giving Zack Snyder a December 2023 release date for Rebel Moon, Netflix is showing their faith in Snyder and his film. More importantly, they're setting him up for success. That's something DC never did.
Timothee Replaced By Elmo In Dune Is The Funniest Thing You'll See This Week
The smallest casting changes can have a ripple effect that can change an entire film. With that in mind, one YouTuber answered the question that no Dune fan had ever asked: What if Paul Atreides was played by Elmo?
The Joker's Deleted Ending DC Fans Never Got to See
The Joker film released in 2019 was divisive among fans and critics but was received well enough that it became the first R-rated movie to hit $1 billion at the box office and got Joaquin Phoenix his first Oscar.
