I watched a movie once and can't remember the title. There is a scene where an Asian soldier gets shot when trying to share a fruit with his friend during some war. He is going to cut the fruit with his sword and it appears he is going to hurt the friend so someone shoots him. Any ideas?

If Cooper had a watch on his wrist, it would look like it is spinning at the same rate for Cooper due relativity. So if we don't include the long sleeps he had, in total, how long was this intergalactic experience of Cooper, from his point of view? Did he feel like it was years? Or days? Or hou...

I got the impression that Helen knew that it was really Adam at the end and not Anthony based on her asking him how school was and later telling him she wanted him to stay when he was apologizing. Also she must've noticed he didn't have a ring, just as Mary was tipped off to Anthony. Is there any...

There's a recent tv show I watched within the past two years, about at least one guy who has special powers somehow (I think it's intelligence of some sort?) and at least one sidekick, who helps people (pretty sure by solving crimes). Also 90% certain it starts with an E.

At first glance, it seems plausible that Marsellus forgave Butch because Butch saved him from the pawnshop where they had been captured by Maynard and Zed. But now after reviewing the film several times I feel that this might not be an acceptable explanation. Of course Butch did save Marsellus ...

In Forrest Gump, Jenny seems to be walking away from Forrest's life plenty of times. However, even though the other ones are coherent, the last one isn't meaningful at all. The first time she walks away from Forrest is at the bridge right after the singing scene of Jenny. By asking Forrest is he...

In Casino Royale, Felix Leiter introduces himself to Bond when he goes after Le Chiffre. However, in the previous Bond movies such as The Living Daylights, Bond already met Felix Leiter. So, the question is, Why does Felix Leiter introduce himself to Bond when they have already met?

Guys let me know Does The Ending Of Ex Machina Really Mean?

When Sally Ann confronted Paul about the real reason of his late night absences in home he lied to her about having an affair with Katie. In my understanding he (later) started the affair to have a complex alibi, hoping to pretend to be some kind of an anti-police anarchist and not a killer. Sti...

I was watching a Hindi TV series and i found out at many instances like brand of the car,brand of the Mobile being used were censored. This Was not the first time i noticed it but watching two three more series i have noticed it.In English series we did not find such instances. What is there any...

Yoda speaks with difficulty with people, so what is his real language? Does exist a language for same species creatures of Yoda? (es. Shyriiwook for the Wookiees)

In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Fred and George Weasley acquire the ability and the rights to teleport. We can watch them teleport easily inside the Order's headquarters, which leads me to assume that the teleportation is harmless and free. If teleporting is an easy and harmless wa...

Versus the end of the 1998 movie "Restaurant" (imdb, a good NYT review) with Adrien Brody, his character Chris is having an altercation evolving into a fight with a young black co-worker (played, I think, by Avery Kidd Waddell). The scene is pivotal in the movie. It's an outbreak of racially tain...

How does Joel know he needs to meet Clementine at Montauk ? Clementine tells Joel in one of his memories that he should meet her at Montauk. This it's Joel's memory. Hence he'll telling himself to meet Clementine at Montauk. The next day because of the subliminal information in his head. He meets...

It's often mentioned but it never explains what kind of research Walt's old company Grey Matter actually does in Breaking Bad. Am I missing something?

Okay, I saw this trailer awhile ago, and it's a underground movie (or maybe an indie movie), bad acting and terrible camera angles, but the storyline sounds good. From what I could remember, it's about a writer (or maybe he's a screenwriter) who's in the process of writing a horror story about a...

Has there been a movie where the bad guy wins at the film's conclusion ("bad guys" being defined by the culture of the movie makers)? By "win" I mean the good guy(s) have been defeated. I'm not talking about bad guys with whom we sympathize such as Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean, Léon ...

This movie is from the 1970s or 1980s. It is about three kids - two boys and a girl. They are at a motel when they are abandoned by their parents. The mother may have been prostitute. The oldest brother tries to keep them fed and together, but eventually they are found and taken away. The sist...

The Character Mark Watney incrementally modified his Mars Rover over a period of months as he gradually extended its range. Eventually he was able to retrieve a derelict Mars Pathfinder by digging it out of the sand. How far away was the Pathfinder from Watney's Base?

this woman is tied up and a man circles her repeatedly hitting her in the head harder and harder. older film.Bloody Mama is all I could come up with.