Joe Johnston has a couple superhero movies under his belt with Captain America: The First Avenger and the Rocketeer, but Scott Lang would fit right into his directorial debut.

This game was created in 1983 by Leslie Scott, she named it after a Swahili word which meant "To build".

This cartoon character was originally voiced by Arleen Sorkin but has also been voiced by Tara Strong, Kaley Cuoco, and Hynden Walch

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

Better known for their metal band Spinal Tap, Harry Shearer, Michael McKean, and Christopher Guest also played the members of this folksy band from A Mighty Wind.

Guillermo del Toro directed the second movie in both the Blade and Hellboy franchises, but it was this sci-fi horror movie where he made his English language debut.

This classic Indian game was one of the first commercial board games, copyrighted in the US back in 1869.

Joe Mantegna has guest starred on the Simpsons 35 different times as this character.

Insurgent

This band had a problem with its name because people kept mis-pronouncing it until they changed the spelling and had a hit song.

This MCU director is better known for his writing debut, but he "Made" his directorial debut in 2001.

Daily Double!!!

This actor first lent his voice to a popular cartoon series in the 80s, he would later return to the series when it rebooted again in 2012 as a different member of the team. His name is Rob Paulsen, this is the name of that cartoon.

Underworld: Awakening

This band also had a problem with its name but in this case it was because it was plural and singular at the same time, their album went triple platinum while they were in prison.

This director got his start as a Disney animator before directing the music video Do the Bartman among other TV projects. His first film was about a robot.

This trivia game series that is still releasing titles today started in 1991 and one of the hosts was played by Paul Reubens.

This voice actor has over 800 credits in IMDB including several animal voices like Santa's Little Helper and Curious George. But he's best known for being the original and most frequent voice of Fred Jones in Scooby-Doo.

Resident Evil: Extinction

This band was featured in two mockumentaries, one was released in 1978, and the sequel was made in 2002 but had a very limited release and was only made up of old unused and re-used footage along with new interviews.

This super director got his start by mostly directing television but he directed his first movie in 1961. It was titled X-15 and included Charles Bronson and Mary Tyler Moore in the cast.

This popular game involving trading things like sheep and wool has over 20 different expansions.

This voice actor has lent his voice to various famous cartoon characters at different points in time including Bugs Bunny, Woody Woodpecker, Shaggy, but his early roles included the Nicktoons Doug, Ren, and Stimpy.

Hellraiser: Deader

This band survived a plane crash after questioning their record label's ethics.