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Tom Cruise Shares First Photo From 'Top Gun' Sequel And It'll Give You The Need For Speed

By Tanya
When you got onto the highway to the danger zone back in 1986, you probably didn't think that you would ever do it again right? Well, buckle up because Tom Cruise's sequel is not only happening, but it's happening right now. That's right, the sequel to the 1986 classic Top Gun has officially started filming and people are super excited. Paramount PicturesCruise first announced the sequel on an Australian talk show after speculations about a Top Gun 2 had been circling for years. It was all the way back in 2016 when producer Jerry Bruckheimer revealed he was meeting with

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Leonardo Dicaprio's Movie 'The Beach' Almost Destroyed A Thai Paradise, But They're Trying To Save It

By Tanya
Once a pristine Thai paradise, the secluded bay made famous by the Leonardo DiCaprio movie The Beach has been exhausted by mass tourism. Now it's getting a break.The Beach came out in the year 2000, so it was in the height of the "Leonardo DiCaprio Craze." Every preteen was in love with him, had his posters on their wall, and watched everything he made. Obviously we were all going to check out this movie, but I don't know that we expected such an insane thriller. Between the multiple deaths, the crazy maps, and all of the scandalous behavior, it's

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A New 'Spawn' Reboot Has Been Announced And The Director Is Already Planning For More

By Tanya
Spawn took the superhero genre to a completely different level, becoming a cross between superhero and horror. The comic book character that the movie was based on was only created a few years before the movie came out, and it was a lot darker of a series than many other titles. Spawn himself was an antihero that people fell in love with, and when they decided to make him a movie there was a lot to consider. Would people be interested in a hero is basically a demon? Would they actually enjoy a superhero story that was way darker than

00s

There's A Depressing Story In The Background Of 'Shrek' That We All Completely Missed

By Tanya
Shrek was one of those movies that took the world by storm and honestly never let it go. Somehow the ridiculous and wonderful digitally animated movie managed to become one of the most quotable and frequently referenced films from our childhood. DreamworksThe thing about the movie was that when we were kids, there was a lot of stuff that we happened to miss. A lot of jokes completely slipped past our little innocent brains, but if you try to watch it now you'll be a little bit surprised by what happened. But the one I want to discuss today is

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John Travolta Celebrated Grease's 40th Anniversary By Jumping On Stage With 50 Cent

By Tanya
John Travolta has played a lot of roles over his long career, but there are very few more iconic and important than the role of Danny Zuko in Grease. The movie came out 40 years ago, and still it remains a beloved classic that literally everyone loves. I mean, if you say you don't love it chances are you're lying to yourself. Travolta may fall into the tabloids a lot with some rumors about his life, but the fact that is always indisputable is that hes one of the biggest stars, and his role as Danny was the actual best

80s

Director Of 'Willow' Reveals What He Has Planned For The Sequel 30 Years Later

By Tanya
Before there was Game of Thrones or Harry Potter, fantasy didn't seem to be as popular, but there were always a few movies that caught our interest as kids. The David Bowie classic Labyrinth was a wild ride, but we all loved it. Neverending Story was also pretty amazing even though it made all of us cry a lot. But one movie that really stuck out as special and wonderful was the epic story of Willow. Starring the wonderful Warwick Davis, Val Kilmer, and Joanne Whalley, this George Lucas classic may not be as popular as his Star Wars movies

90s

They Are Remaking 'The Secret Garden' And Now We Know Who's In It

By Tanya
The Secret Garden is one of those classics that holds up no matter when it is enjoyed. The original book came out all the way back in 1911, but a lot of us first discovered it after the 1993 movie came out. We learned all about this beautiful place that was hidden away, but when Mary discovers it everything changes. Warner Bros.She meets Colin, a boy who is kept inside at all time, and eventually convinces him to join her in the garden. Together they help bring everything back to life and surprise his father with his ability to

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The Trailer For The Queen Movie 'Bohemian Rhapsody' Is Here, And It Will Rock You

By Tanya
Sure, you know all the lyrics to "We Are The Champions" and "Bohemian Rhapsody" but how much do you really know about the band behind the hits? The front man of the band is especially mysterious, with little known about his life and his struggles. We know that he was a creative genius, and honestly that's all that really matters.AlphaPressBut after all these years, the band has decided that it's time that we get to know him a little bit better. They originally teamed up with actor Sacha Baron Cohen to bring their story to life, but after creative

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5 Of Your Favorite TV Homes Have Been Renovated And Now Look Stunning

By Moojan
Have you ever wondered what the inside of your favorite TV homes look like today? For example, the home in Full House, Mrs. Doubtfire, Sixteen Candles, Friends, and Home Alone look completely different than what they looked like in the movie.The only part of homes that have remained the same are their exteriors. And for some of them, even that has slightly changed. 1. Sixteen CandlesMolly Ringwald starred in the coming-of-age classic Sixteen Candles, which was set in a colonial home in suburban Chicago. The 3,250-square-foot home includes six bedrooms and baths. It sold for more almost $1.

90s

7 Things About The Fifth Element That'll Make You Reach For Your Multipass

By Tanya
Very few movies manage to reach true cult classic status. There are movies like Empire Records, Pulp Fiction, and Rocky Horror Picture Show, but there are a lot more movies that get made that never achieve that unique status. The Fifth Element has a complicated history with the title of "cult classic," because while a lot of people consider it one of the best sci-fi movies ever, a lot of people claim it's the worst. Some people say it's "so bad it's good" while others just love it unironically. But there are a lot of things that went on behind
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