Reese Witherspoon and her look-alike daughter Ava have been trying to make videos together only to film a bunch of hilarious bloopers.

Rob Schneider shared some thoughts on Will Smith's Oscars slap and, as the viral video shows, he didn't mince words.

The Rock earned a gnarly injury while filming A24's The Smashing Machine with Emily Blunt and Benny Safdie.

Ralph Fiennes probably didn't expect his Harry Potter villain to go viral for laughing in different languages.

The video of Ryan Reynolds and his mom visiting The View is so sweet that even Deadpool would be in his feelings after seeing it.

Amid the release of the latest Bad Boys movie, Will Smith and Martin Lawrence poked fun at the series' Bayhem shots.

Matthew McConaughey and Camila Alves threw in some Dazed and Confused vibes for the latest advertisement of their tequila brand.

Fans of Martin Lawrence are concerned about the actor's health.

Tom Cruise put Glen Powell through "film school" before Top Gun: Maverick.

Some of the best video game franchises of all time have never been adapted for the screen. That should change!

As we wait for the Five Night At Freddy's sequel, another survival horror video game is being adapted into a movie.

Jason Momoa is working on his fitness, and name dropped Dave Bautista in the process.

Keanu Reeves is returning to the role of John Wick for Ana De Armas’ upcoming spinoff, "Ballerina."

The Sims is about to get a film adaptation, and Margot Robbie is involved.

Jack Black is ensconced in the world of video game movies, and he has some ideas about future adaptations.

Chris Hemsworth shared a video of his son riding a mini-bike, and I'm wondering if he could be a movie star one day.

There are several live-action video game movies that you might not even know about. Here is just a sampling.

Fans are loving this Man on the Street video of Willem Dafoe showing off his “fit” style.

Road House is a super successful blend of kick-ass and hilarious.

Godzilla fans are feasting right now, and that fanhood most definitely includes directors Adam Wingard and Takashi Yamazaki