Aahil Dayani

Oscar winner Leonardo DiCaprio has always avoided superhero movies, but that hasn't stopped fans from using AI to imagine him as DC and Marvel characters.

The identical Sprouse twins became teen sensations after "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody" debuted on the Disney Channel in 2005. One of the most popular children's shows from that era, Dylan and Cole Sprouse were on top of the world, so much so that Jason Bourne himself wanted to meet them. While appearing on

"Tropic Thunder" features Tom Cruise, Hollywood's last great action star, in the surprisingly goofy role of studio exec Les Grossman. One of the best scenes in "Tropic Thunder" is in the film's closing moments, when Grossman is seen grooving and dancing to Ludacris' "Get Back" — a hilarious and fitting track to wrap up such a chaotic, action-packed film. Ludacris himself approved the use of his 2004 track after director and co-writer Ben Stiller privately screened the film for him. "Not only did he seek approval, respectfully, he invited us to watch the movie before it came out and it was literally just me, him and my management and we watched the whole movie," Ludacris told Sean Evans while appearing on "Hot Ones."

Audiences and video game fans were cautiously optimistic about Amazon Prime's adaptation of Bethesda's beloved "Fallout" series. But unsurprisingly, "Fallout" is blowing everyone away thanks to its stellar performances, loyalty to the franchise, and interesting narrative threads, making it the latest video game adaptation to surpass expectations. The Jonathan Nolan-produced series debuted on April 10 and quickly became a bona fide hit for the streaming service. According to Amazon Prime, "Fallout" stands out as one of the service's most-watched titles ever just over a week after its release.

Artificial intelligence has a beautiful but terrifying idea for the next "Batman" movie. The Dark Knight's various big-screen adaptations have been different in execution, but all stick close to the character's canonical roots. Most of the "Batman" films since the 2000s have doubled down on the gritty nature of the character and the city he swears to protect, but what if Warner Bros. took partial cues from

Zack Snyder's "Watchmen" flick could have looked drastically different if Tom Cruise played one key role. One of the most divisive films in Snyder's filmography, "Watchmen" didn't have a huge A-list cast, despite boasting a budget north of $130 million– rare for a blockbuster of its caliber. However, if Snyder had gotten his wish, Cruise, Hollywood's last great action star, would have had a pivotal role in the superhero flick. While speaking with Josh Horowitz for "Happy Sad Confused,"

As far as fans are concerned, the "Mission: Impossible" franchise committed a major sin when it killed off Rebecca Ferguson's Ilsa Faust in "Dead Reckoning – Part One." As the film wraps up its second act, Ilsa goes head-to-head with the mysterious Gabriel (Esai Morales), only to die at his hands. While her death serves a purpose as the emotional crux to propel the film into its finale, audiences were disappointed that the fan-favorite character received such an unceremonious goodbye.

One of Seth Rogen's surprisingly wholesome comedies is blowing up on Netflix. A comedic juggernaut who has lent his talents to several iconic franchises, Rogen's early pictures are always worth investigating. The actor made his cinematic debut in 2005's "The 40-Year-Old Virgin," a film Rogen didn't think would hit the mainstream. Two years later, he reunited with director Judd Apatow to lead "Knocked Up," now dominating on Netflix in the United States. On April 23, 2024, the romantic comedy stands out as the 7th most-watched film on the platform.

The "Deadpool & Wolverine" trailer is full of fun Easter eggs for fans to spot, including a cool reference to Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man trilogy.

While it seems strange that Russell Crowe is starring in his second exorcism-related film in less than two years, there are notable differences between the two.