Tom Hardy is an Oscar-nominated actor who entered the superhero universe with 'The Dark Knight Rises,' then starred in 'Venom.' But it turns out he was also in contention to play one of Marvel's most iconic characters.

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Look out, Tokyo! On May 31, Godzilla is set to rise from the depths (again) and do battle with some familiar foes in Michael Dougherty's 'Godzilla: King of the Monsters.'
David Milch's 'Deadwood' earned critical praise, launched careers, and won a devoted fan following over its three seasons—even if admirers of the dark Western crime drama have long lamented its too-short television run.
The first and only X-rated movie to win a Best Picture Oscar, which made its premiere on May 25, 1969, could have looked a lot different.
Despite what the title might imply, Kenneth Branagh took some creative liberties with 'All Is True,' the William Shakespeare biopic he directed and stars in.
If these were fictional stories, you'd have a hard time swallowing them. But these documentaries are all true, and stranger than you might expect.
When you think of the many actors who might be best suited to stepping into Hugh Jackman's shoes—and claws—as Wolverine, the 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' star might seem an odd choice. But he's got a lot of support behind him.
K9 Cinemas invites moviegoers—both human and canine—to watch classic films on the big screen. And the best part for the human members of this couple? Your $15 ticket includes bottomless wine or whiskey.
Nearly 30 years after its original release, 'Aladdin'—Disney's Oscar-winning animated film from 1992—is getting a 21st-century upgrade with Guy Ritchie's much anticipated live-action edition.
You can fulfill your 1990s fantasy of living like a Spice Girl by booking a night on board the Spice Bus through Airbnb.
On May 12, 1969, Dennis Hopper and Peter Fonda's low-budget biker flick premiered at Cannes and became “the definitive counterculture blockbuster.”
And why should he? The documentary and movie maker has been busy traipsing the wildernesses of Alaska and Siberia.
Disney+ live-action adaptation of 'Lady and the Tramp' will be replace the most cringe-worthy part of this animated classic with new music from Janelle Monáe.
We've written about some of the lowest-grossing movies of all time, as well as the biggest box office hits around the globe; here are America's highest-grossing ones, adjusted for inflation.
Even if you’ve watched the original trilogy a million times, there’s probably at least one detail you missed. Like the clumsy stormtrooper who really needed to poop.
On April 13, 2019, Luke Skywalker was put on trial for murdering 5999 people when he destroyed the Death Star.
Peter Mayhew, the actor who played Chewbacca for more than three decades, has passed away at the age of 74.
According to the writers of 'Endgame,' the huge battle scene toward the end almost went a little differently.
Though he has yet to win an Oscar (despite seven nominations ... and counting), Wes Anderson is largely considered one of today’s most influential filmmakers—and a true auteur.
What was originally pitched as a female version of 'Teen Wolf' turned into a pop culture classic in its own right. Top that!
Studio Ghibli, the Japanese animation house behind such films as 'My Neighbor Totoro,' 'Princess Mononoke,' and 'Spirited Away,' is seeking digital animators to work with Hayao Miyazaki.
Post-credits scenes have become as integral a part of the MCU as epic battles. But the studio's latest film apparently doesn't have any. What gives?
While many film adaptations try to be faithful to the source material, others take creative liberties by changing the setting, altering relationships, cutting out entire storylines, and eliminating key characters.
Whether you know James McAvoy from the X-Men series or his early gigs on British TV, this year is already proving to be a major one for the actor (who turns 40 on April 21).