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Heavy Metal is a 1981 adult animated science fantasy anthology film directed by Gerald Potterton based on the adult-oriented magazine of the same name.

Did you know? 😀 Val Kilmer once said the main reason he did “HEAT (1995)” was so he could call Al Pacino and Robert De Niro "Al and Bob" for the rest of his life.

Fight Club (1999) is now regarded as one of the defining films of its generation, but its journey to that status was anything but smooth. When it premiered, the film generated strong negative reactions from some viewers, including boos and walkouts at a festival screening. David Fincher's violent, cynical exploration of consumerism, identity, and masculinity clearly wasn't going to be universally accepted, and its divisive reception became part of the movie's history.

The Maxx (1995) was a short-lived animated series adapted from the acclaimed comic book series by Sam Kieth. It aired on MTV in 1995 and ran for a total of 13 episodes.

Tom Holland breaks down how J. A. Bayona directed The Impossible (2012) tsunami scene to Christopher Nolan.