During the movie and the early seasons of Stargate SG1, travel through the Stargate from Earth is an extremely bumpy ride, often resulting in the feeling of being chilled, being thrown out of the Stargate upon arrival, etc. It is covered in Stargate SG1 that an object in motion maintains its ve...

I'm looking for a film and feature film. The scene that I saw was a serial murderer who speak neighbor's dogs in NY In another scene, we see some people confuse the murderer in a punk. In another scene, the heat in NY, people break in a cold room ... I think the film is between 1990-2000, by the...

I've been watching Fringe (which is great, btw) and noticed the colour of the intro sequence changes. Fringe is one of those series where everything seems to mean something, or have a double meaning. What is the meaning of the different intro sequences? This is the part that I'm talking about.

First movie there are kids running away from some guys then one tries to fly away in a stroller with a rcplane on top but the rcplane goes off then it goes trough one of the bad guys legs ripping his pants down the middle the the kids jump in a bathtub ...

What is the title of a movie where a writer buys/rents a house and one night a man knocks on a door asking to stay, this man turned out to be a killer of a family which lived in this house and bodies are still buried there...

I have recently started watching Fringe and as a newbie to watching Fringe I have been advised that I need to spot all of the observers, and that they're present in every episode every aired. Is this true? Are there actually observers present in every episode? I feel like I'm going out of my min...

The first episode of Stargate SG1 was called "Children of the Gods", this was a two part special to introduce the series and set up the team which was later remastered into a "Final Cut". In an interview with executive producer Brad Wright, he said: "There is new material, but most of the n...

The sentence "See you on the other side." is often used in movies and series, for example Lost, Jason Bourne movies and many others. Is this a reference to an old movie? Or is it just a common phrase in English?

Those who watch the movie Interstellar can sense a lot of use of real events, real calculations and real experiments, Do you know that the Director: Christopher Nolan, passed 4 years of studies about galaxies and wormsholes and space before he began working on his movie, by saying that, what are ...

The Twilight Zone influenced many movies and series nowadays. What are the references that influenced the series itself? Are there other movies? Literature?

I watched an old black and white movie on turner classic movies a year ago. Don't know any actors names. Here's the plot..a women and man divorce and she becomes a model or something along those lines. She is invited to a rich women's house to allure a man away from the rich women's daughter/gran...

All I remember is a scene where protagonists must pass some hideous trap. The room instead of floor has very long and thick wooden poles and it is suggested that it is bottomless. I think it must be some kind of comedy adventure movie from the 80s. Maybe with some Asian plot.

I've been trying to find the name of a movie. It was a horror from the 80's most likely. There was a bad guy that would transform into a werewolf like creature. The protagonist was a young male about 18 years old. I only caught the last 20-30 minutes of the movie. The boy and his family (no ...

I only remember a scene from the movie in which a honey badger keeps following a man in the desert. It's an English movie.

Does anybody know what is the name of a movie where a mother saves her teen son from a problematic girlfriend who first appears as a sweet girl but later introduces him to drink and to missed classes? The teen almost got killed by an overdose. More details: Both of them met at a high school, ...

In Pulp Fiction, So, how did Marcellus know he was double-crossed by Butch?

In Avengers: Age of Ultron, there is a scene in which Scarlet Witch manipulates the Avenger's to reveal their worst nightmares, but when it comes to mind controlling Hawkeye, he seems to be immune. This doesn't make sense to me as in the first Avengers movie, Loki had absolutely no problem contro...

In the movie The Cabin in the Woods from Joss Whedon, we see at some point that I'm wondering if Or Is there anything out there favoring one or the other?

Both in the Stargate movie and early on in Stargate SG1, Daniel Jackson's allergies are used frequently in the plot (for example, slowing down the party in the movie and as a method of communication during Children of the Gods). His allergies would act up every time he traveled through the gate (...