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Charlie Sheen was known for either taking on comedic roles or ones that had him playing the bad boy archetype, but in 1996 he actually played a geek.
Read MoreOther than the "Indiana Jones" franchise, Harrison Ford doesn't seem to enjoy making genre films like "Star Wars," and he's not shy about sharing his thoughts.
Read MoreAround the same time period that Michael Bay's "Armageddon" hit the big screen, numerous disaster movies followed , especially ones with space as a setting.
Read MorePaul Bettany is no stranger to the science fiction genre, but Johnny Depp is more reserved with the genre, having only been in two sci-fi movies.
Read MoreJessica Biel's rise into movie stardom truly kicked off with her leading role in this 2003 remake of a legendary horror movie from the '70s.
Read MoreLook at multiple RT scores and it's easy to see that critics and audiences have very different tastes in cinema, leaving some films to be cult favorites.
Read MoreLong before he earned superstardom as Deadpool or ridicule as Green Lantern, Ryan Reynolds' first big superhero role came in a Marvel franchise flop.
Read MoreNicolas Cage was the leading man in just about every action flick in the early aughts, including "Ghost Rider," "National Treasure," and "Gone in 60 Seconds."
Read MorePaul Rudd is best known for his lighthearted comedy films and multiple MCU film appearances, but his first major film was actually an iconic horror franchise.
Read MoreCarrie Fisher passing away was a heartbreaking moment for many, so we're lucky to have so many movies of hers that are absolute gems to rediscover.
Read MoreJet Li was already a skilled martial artist and superstar in China before he made his Hollywood debut as the main villain in this iconic action flick.
Read MoreWhile not filming Apple TV+'s "Severance," Adam Scott took a trip to an Irish inn to star in a horror flick helmed and written by Damian McCarthy.
Read MoreWesley Snipes had some absolutely fantastic yet campy movies in the '90s, including "Demolition Man" and "New Jack City," but not all are as well known.
Read MoreBruce Willis rarely played a truly heartless villain, landing more heroic or antihero roles, but maybe Richard Gere's poor Irish accent was the real villain.
Read MoreArnold Schwarzenegger has starred in a good amount of movies, but it's easy to pick out his best ones because many of them can be considered classics.
Read MoreH.R. Giger of Alien fame was offered the chance to design the Batmobile for the 1995 Batman Forever movie starring Val Kilmer as the Caped Crusader.
Read MoreEven when actors go on to be successful, they have their hobbies, but few actors dabble in medicine on the side and have a hand in such a medical breakthrough.
Read MoreNicolas Cage doesn't receive the credit he deserves as an actor with range, but he has played everything from a sociopath to a buttoned-down fed.
Read More"Widow's Bay" is the series that should get Katie Dippold the recognition she deserves, despite working on "Parks and Recreation" and 2016's "Ghostbusters."
Read MoreDustin Hoffman and Sharon Stone featured in a highly anticipated sci-fi movie based on a book by the author of Jurassic Park, but now it's all but forgotten.
Read MoreRoger Ebert was a renowned film critic, and the first to receive a Pulitzer Prize for Criticism, who probably disliked some of your favorite films.
Read MoreThis '90s action-thriller starring Denzel Washington as a heroic cop was rejected by legendary actor Clint Eastwood due to being "too grim."
Read MoreApple TV+ has some of the best original shows seen on a streaming platform, including "Ted Lasso," "Foundation," and its own medical drama based on real events.
Read More2000's "X-Men" was the teams first outing on the big screen and as excited as fans were for it, there were some decisions that soured their experience.
Read MoreEd Solomon is best known for having a hand in writing the screenplays for "Men in Black," "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure," and 1993's "Super Mario Bros."
Read MoreSome superhero movies bomb because they're bad. Others fail when they're better than audiences realize, despite being strange, funny, and ambitious.
Read MoreOscar Isaac and Natalie Portman are two actors with such incredible range, they can tackle any role thrown at them, from superheroes to genius scientists.
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