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House of the Dragon: What Happens to Laenor Velaryon?
Despite the character’s tragic end in the lore, House of the Dragon has a fitting send-off for Laenor Velaryon — but it may not be over just yet.
House of the Dragon: Who Are the Lannister Twins, Jason and Tyland?
Although the Lannister twins are far removed from their descendants in Game of Thrones, their pride and ambitions live up to the family name.
House of the Dragon: Criston Cole’s Motivations, Explained
The Dornish knight Criston Cole seems to quickly abandon his chivalrous facade after being spurned by Rhaenyra Targaryen in House of the Dragon.
Game of Thrones: Trial by Seven, Explained
Game of Thrones’ reckless indifference to human life is demonstrated once more through the knightly combat known as trial by seven.
House of the Dragon: Who Is the White Worm?
Despite the jarring accent, the White Worm will play a key role in the brewing civil war in House of the Dragon — provided that she is still alive.
Game of Thrones: The Battle of the Green Fork, Explained
Although mostly an off-screen conflict, the Battle of the Green Fork marked the first major clash between the wolf and the lion in Game of Thrones.
Is Argylle Based on a Book?
Matthew Vaughn’s latest spy action comedy film, Argylle, takes a step further by telling a story before it even hits the bookstores.
A Haunting in Venice Ending, Explained
A Haunting in Venice features Hercule Poirot once more, waxed moustache and all, with an odd assortment of characters in a haunted Venetian palazzo.
Game of Thrones: Who Was Maegor the Cruel?
Just as his moniker suggests, Maegor the Cruel committed a number of atrocities during his short-lived rule on the Iron Throne in Game of Thrones.
Game of Thrones: Who Was the Knight of the Laughing Tree?
While the Knight of the Laughing Tree may seem like just another folk tale at first, it may have actually set off the events of Game of Thrones.
The Hunger Games: Avoxes, Explained
Avoxes, the Capitol’s mute servants, serve as The Hunger Games’ most poignant social critique about how the dominant class treats the underclass.
The Hunger Games: The Battle of District 2, Explained
District 2, where most of “the Capitol's lap dogs” resided, was the last one to fall to the rebels after a controversial battle in The Hunger Games.
The Hunger Games: What Happened to Seneca Crane?
Being Head Gamemaker had “never been the most secure job in the world” — as proven by Seneca Crane’s regrettable decisions during the Hunger Games.
Game of Thrones: Who Is Patchface?
Like many classic fools, Game of Thrones’ Patchface capers and prances around for the court’s amusement — but with uncanny predictions in his songs.
Sorry to Bother You Ending, Explained
The loud and outrageous Sorry to Bother You (2018) is an adrenalized sci-fi comedy that highlights several social issues amidst the cinematic chaos.
Harry Potter: Who Was Phineas Nigellus Black?
Despite his poor reputation in the Harry Potter series, Phineas Nigellus Black went on to play a surprising role in the second wizarding war.
Wonka Ending, Explained
It is difficult not to get caught up in the enthusiasm of the prequel Wonka, as it brings forth “the child that you left behind” in a vivid spectacle.
Harry Potter: Was Quirrell a Temporary Horcrux?
Being “greedy and unworthy”, the nervous and stuttering Quirrell was possessed by Voldemort, becoming an unlikely Horcrux in the Harry Potter series.
Leave The World Behind Ending, Explained
The apocalyptic psychological thriller Leave the World Behind is an unsubtle speculation on how a cyberattack can bring down even the most powerful.
Game of Thrones: The Blackfyre Rebellions, Explained
The Blackfyre Rebellions were the longest ongoing civil dispute in Game of Thrones, causing the Seven Kingdoms about “five generations of strife”.