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The happiest movie ending in history suddenly turns into the most terrifying realization in cinema.

Dave Bautista says he has gained 20 pounds for his role as Kratos in God of War, and now weighs 250, right on the two-month schedule he set in September.

This movie deserved more love from both critics and the audience.

James McAvoy smashed Chris Pratt with a computer keyboard so hard the keys literally spelled out ‘F**K YOU’ in midair. Peak 2000s action cinema.

Christopher Nolan built a 100-foot spinning steel rig rotating at 8 RPM for the rotating hallway scene in ‘Inception’. 15 years later and this practical filmmaking looks better than 99% of modern Hollywood CGI.

You can only watch one film in December. Dune: Part III or Avengers: Doomsday?

We made this for everyone who watched Tenet many times and still didn’t understand it.

In Saving Private Ryan (1998), during the Battle of Ramelle, Mike Horvath and a German soldier find themselves with nothing left to fight with. In the middle of one of cinema’s most brutal battle sequences, the situation suddenly becomes almost absurd. No bullets. No weapons. Just two exhausted men throwing steel helmets at each other. It’s a tiny moment of dark humor in the chaos of war, reminding us that even in the most terrifying situations, human behavior can become unexpectedly ridiculous. Sometimes, war cinema doesn’t need another explosion to make a moment unforgettable.

The Walking Dead went from being one of television’s biggest shows to losing millions of viewers because of Glenn.

These are the highest-paid actors of all time.

There’s great acting and there’s Denzel Washington.

Ben Affleck took it personally.

‘‘The most important thing in business is honesty, integrity, hard work, family… never forgetting where we came from.’’

Zack Snyder might be one of the most misunderstood filmmakers in Hollywood. The man turned Superman into a god among men, gave us one of the most visually striking comic book films ever made with 300, and delivered a four-hour superhero epic with Zack Snyder’s Justice League. His films are instantly recognizable. The slow-motion shots. The mythological imagery. The operatic soundtracks. The larger-than-life heroes who feel like gods walking among ordinary people. You can dislike his storytelling choices, but dismissing his visual style and ambition is another thing entirely.

This movie deserves so much more recognition. 🔥🎬 Gods Don’t Give Gifts hits theaters December 4.