Matt Damon talks about the ending of The Odyssey and the scene with Penelope (Anne Hathaway).

Hannah Waddingham talks about her character's big secret in Ride or Die.

Matt Damon talks about the way Zendaya looked at him during certain scenes, and how she had a tough part because she showed up at different locations to film her scenes and then leave.

The best horror movies leave the audience affected by what they just watched and thinking on what happens to the characters after the credits start rolling. On that note, ever since seeing writer/director Curry Barker’s critically-acclaimed debut Obsession, We haven’t been able to stop pondering how everything wraps up. When CinemaBlend had the chance to talk to Baker and the film's stars, they broke down for us what they think happens after that terrifying final shot. Let’s get into it. At the end of Obsession, Michael Johnston’s Bear realizes the only thing left to do to stop the nightmares of the One Wish Willow is to end his own life. This comes after he uses the mystical stick to make one of his best friends, Inde Navarrette’s Nikki, to love him more than anything in the whole world. His wish comes true but with terrible results, as Nikki not only becomes obsessed with him but practically evil, even killing their other friends in front of Bear in violent ways.

Hannah Waddingham and Octavia Spencer talk to each other about some of the more badass scenes they were in during Ride or Die filming.

Lucky writer/showrunner Jonathan Tropper, and writer/executive producer Cassie Pappa talk about Anya Taylor-Joy's involvement in the writing process for Lucky.

Anne Hathaway talks about staying present in a scene while filming for IMAX, and how she has to resist the urge to crack a joke when there's silence.

Dwayne Johnson talks about being entertained by the internet's reactions to his wig for Moana.

Millie Bobby Brown and Louis Partridge discuss how to make a good cup of tea while being interviewed for Enola Holmes 3.

The Avatar: The Last Airbender actors talk about the moment they loved from the animated series and asking the writers to make it more faithful to the original series when they filmed it for the live-action show.