All the way through the Oscars, Jimmy is making jokes about Matt Damon.
What happened between them? Is it a joke, or do they really not like each other?
What is that device call? It is a figurehead-like device in front of a Greek warship with a live Roman soldier attached to it. The Greek ship later crushed into Ben-Hur's Roman ship.
(Optional) Also, Romans conquered Greece long time before the times of Ben-Hur which is also the times of Jesu...
In India, Femina Miss India, selects the contestants for Miss World and Universe. They used to send the winner to Miss Universe and the runner-up to the Miss World contest, but changed it after 1994's Indian historic dual win. Now they select three different winners for each show.
But why do the...
Just saw Andrei Tarkovsky's "The Mirror" and the film confused me than any other I've seen. The main character is said to have a feeling of guilt from the past, why? What's the meaning of episode with the earring woman? What about the one with the doctor? What's up with the burning house?
I have a 5-year-old boy who likes to play with girl stuff. He doesn't like to dress up or anything like that, he just loves to dress up the Barbies, and he will even help me with my clothes by telling me which ones he thinks are ugly and so forth. His dad has been absent from his life most of the...
I need help identifying a movie which I've been looking for for the last maybe 10 years, without any success. The information I remember about the movie are as such:
The father was conducting some experiment and was this way transported to this other dimension/world, and when the police investi...
Maybe I misunderstand the plot but during the course of events, Joy and Sadness are separated from HQ and Anger/Disgust/Fear are left to manage her. However, during this time, Riley's dominant emotion is Sadness. I understand that the two courses of events - upheaval in Riley's life and conflict ...
My friend at work and I are action-shooter movie fans, going back to our childhoods in the 80s. We have noted recently that in modern action movies, there is often a scene in which the hero -- under attack by multiple gun-wielding enemies -- will engage Attacker A with his hands, redirect Attack...
The logic in the movie seems flawed that he could send a $6000 message back to earth, buy whatever he wanted at the bar and for dinner, but he could never get a better breakfast as an economy/non-Gold passenger.
Loved this movie but that is still bothering me.
I can't recall much about this movie. Most likely it was 2d. It was made in early 2000ies. I remember only few plot points:
Protag is a kid
His parents died in a car accident - they were driving, a deer jumped on the road, dad turned the car, everybody died except the kid... And the deer
Kid go...Transcript for
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