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EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKCopycat movies that battled at the box office
Copycat movies happen more often than you might expect in Hollywood.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKDeep Impact vs. Armageddon: 1998's box office space race
By most measures, Deep Impact is only America’s second-favourite asteroid movie of 1998, but it’s more than just a couple of months that set it apart from Armageddon.
EntertainmentYahoo Quizzes UKQuiz! As Twister turns 25... are you an expert on disaster films?
As 'Twister' turns 25 years old, we want to know - are you a disaster movie expert?
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKEverything new coming to Disney+ UK in April 2021
Catch the frontrunner for the Best Picture Oscar, as well as some great archive movies.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UK'Armageddon' anniversary: Astronomer says film is 'about as scientifically incorrect as one can get'
An astronomer tells Yahoo that she still gets questions about the movie constantly.
CelebrityPA Media: MoviesBruce Willis’ daughter shares photo of him in throwback costume from 1998 film
Willis labelled it his 'saving the world outfit', according to his daughter.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKTen films that got the science really wrong
Directors may tell us they constantly strive for accuracy, but that’s definitely not always the case when it comes to movie science.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies'Armageddon' at 20: How Bay's action epic became stealth comedy via hilarious commentary track
With the 20th anniversary of the theatrical premiere of "Armageddon" upon us July 1, we present highlights from the hilarious must-listen audio commentary track that was included with the 1999 disc.
NewsYahoo Movies UKNASA scientists name the 'most inaccurate' space movie ever
Unlike Hollywood, the boffins at NASA know their onions when it comes to space travel, and some movies just don't stand up to scrutiny.
NewsBen FalkCould Movie Apocalypses Happen In Real Life?
“Although the annual probability of a human being killed from an extra-terrestrial impactor is estimated to be about one in a million, if a very large one were to collide with Earth then this is probably the most-likely candidate for a global-changing event,” says Dr. Faure Walker, from the Institute for Risk and Disaster Reduction at University College London.
