In the Breaking Bad episode "Breakage" (S02E05) one of Jesse's dealers gets robbed by some junkies. When Walt comes to know this, he gives Jesse a gun and urges him to "handle it" in order for them not to lose their respect on the streets (which then leads to Jesse's unpleasant experiences with a...

I watched this film about a decade ago and only remember a few details so I will be truly astounded if someone can identify this movie for me. It takes place on a college campus there is one scene where a guy eats mushrooms (psychedelic kind) and has sex with a girl who keeps morphing into an ex...

In Django Unchained, Calvin Candie mentions how servile the black folks were at his ranch. Through out the movie this tone is set, which depicts the oppressed and servile nature of black people during that time. But Django's actions and his behavior is unprecedented, unseen and unheard of, du...

does somebody know which German (maybe GDR) broadcaster had this logo?

In Oblivion, the Tet orbits the earth, and communicate with the towers with imposed regular transmission cutoff as a simple consequence of the Tet's being out of reach of direct radio communication. But: first, this structure is massive, masters space travel, advanced genomics, fusion, and ver...

Link here (queued up to the right time because it is a full album). The song is Primavera en la Selva by Chicha Libre, off the album Sonido Amazonico. I'm nearly positive I've heard this song in a movie or TV show before. However I watch a lot of both so it's pretty hard for me to narrow down wh...

I realize this entire question is one big spoiler, so there's no way around it. I'm confused by the ending of Identity. Did those murders actually happen? Was John Cusack at the motel, or was it a dream?

I mean he did once consume cannabis, is this because of work ethics or any alternate views?

I wanted to ask if someone can provide me with a list, or some recommandations for tagging tools that I can use to tag my movies, series and documentaries, etc. so that build in media-player in TV's can read them appropriately. Already thanks for the advices

In this movie, an english or american boy starts out in India, either as an orphan or in a home or something, and then goes to boarding school in his home country, and starts playing football. the film is set in the early 1900s, and i'm farily certain that it was originally black and white, and t...

How do you relate human dignity with the different situations that happen in the movie?

At the end of the Breaking Bad episode "Hazard Pay" (S05E03), Walt is very upset about the financial outcome they get from their first new batch of meth, especially Mike's "legacy cost". He talks about this to Jesse afterwards, referencing Victor's death: Walt: How are you feeling about the m...