How did the crew die in Project Hail Mary? Andy Weir knows — and he's saving the answer
There's a special club of pop-culture mysteries that drive people quietly insane: what's in the Pulp Fiction briefcase, what did Bill Murray whisper in Lost in Translation. This year's inductee involves two dead astronauts and a man who refuses to elaborate.
Hollywoodland turns 20: Ben Affleck wore the cape a decade before the cowl, and Warner Bros. fought the movie over every S
On this day in 2006, a noir about the death of TV's first famous Superman opened with Ben Affleck in the lead. Twenty years on, its director is telling the stories the studio sat on — the banned title, the forbidden S, and the fake 1950s footage they had to shoot themselves.
What happened to Gary in Practical Magic 2? Sandra Bullock says fans "can probably guess"
Some of us have spent 28 years emotionally invested in a fictional Arizona investigator with sad, honest eyes and a lone star badge. This is not a support group, but it could be.
Nikki's wish in Obsession explains the whole ending — here's what she wished for
Let's establish something upfront: I have not trusted a novelty gift-shop item since May, and it's this movie's fault. Curry Barker's little $750,000 horror flick about a cursed wish-granting twig became the sleeper hit of the year, and its ending is still generating group-chat arguments months later.
Is Remain based on a Nicholas Sparks book? There is one — but it grew out of Shyamalan's film, and the endings may not match
The first Remain trailer sent everyone googling the same thing: wait, is this a Nicholas Sparks book? It is his 25th novel — and also the rare case where the movie is not an adaptation, because both were built at the same time, on the director's idea.
Historians still can't name what killed Shakespeare's son: how much of "Hamnet" is actually true
I have now watched Jessie Buckley cradle a dying child twice, which is two more times than my tear ducts signed up for. And both times, somewhere around the third act, the same nagging thought crawled in: wait, how much of this actually happened?
Nintendo's Zelda movie is just called The Legend of Zelda, and the missing subtitle is deliberate
Forty years after the first game, Nintendo told everyone what to call the movie. The answer is four words long, has no colon in it, and according to Shigeru Miyamoto that is not a placeholder — it is a hint about what kind of Zelda story this actually is.
What did the alien say in Disclosure Day? Josh O'Connor has his own reading of the one word Margaret says on air
Steven Spielberg made you sit through a global conspiracy, a telepathic meteorologist, and the near-start of World War III, and then ended his alien movie on a single word.
