I hope this question doesn't come across as too opinion-based, but when watching Interstellar I noticed, that the sound mixing was a bit "off". Dialogue was sometimes very hard to understand and simply overpowered by the sound effects or Hans Zimmer's (albeit amazing) score. Now normally I'd just...

My memory is fuzzy about this movie, but somehow after more than 20 years it is somewhere alive in my brain, I remember: probably us-movie from the 80s a group of students on a holiday trip in a shabby van they drink a lot of beer they come from a university with low prestige, but they are pro...

My girlfriend and I were just watching "Birdman" and had to leave early because she had a seizure. I don't often go to films and it's not out, so I'm wondering if someone would mind telling me what the telekinesis was about? I assume it was in his mind like the voice of his former character?

Do they get the entire human race on giant space ships and transport them to a habitable planet? (how exactly do they do this?) If yes, is this habitable planet Edmund's ( the one that Amelia lands on)?

Who was the terrorist? Why hero got angry with Gandhi? How he suddenly convinced by his friend Shah Ru Khan?

why space crew only could receive logs?Why it is not a two way communication?

In Snowpiercer the movie. Why did they not just dig into the earths crust or live inside a volcano..???. I mean sure this is all very difficult but i think if they can build a train that can run all over the world for 17 years non stop and blast through ice the size of a house at such high speeds...

Forrest delivers an impromptu speech at an anti-war rally in Washington DC. The audience of the rally, and us the viewer, did not get the hear this speech due to the mic being disconnected. It is evidentially a moving speech due to the reaction given by those immediately next to him you can hear...

how the dwarf character of Appu has made in Apporva sagothargal?

What happened if prison authority has changes the room in some intervels in shashank redemption?

In My Fair Lady the following dialogue ocurs: ELIZA: What's this for? HIGGINS: To wipe your eyes. To wipe any part of your face that feels moist. Remember, that's your handkerchief and that's your sleeve. Don't confuse one with the other, if you want to become a lady in a sho...

In Season 2, Ben (as fake Henry Gale) was trying to manipulate Locke into not entering the code into the computer in the Swan Station. This was made clear in particular when Ben told Locke that never entered the code. Why did Ben wanted Locke not to enter the code? I think, Ben wanted Locke to ...

I would like help locating an old movie (maybe black and white). I vividly recall the last scene, but the other details are pretty hazy, other than it featured a hurricane. In the last scene we see a man (perhaps a fugitive, who may or may not be guilty) clinging to a tree trunk at nighttime, (...

I heard the plot for this movie from a friend. Humans are homo sapiens, but historically there have been other species in the homo genus, neanderthal being one of them. Perhaps the movie is about a member of the homo neanderthals, but it could be about some of the other branches of the gene hom...

The title pretty much sums up what I recall. I remember seeing an older woman who was part of the staff at the reform school and she was showing someone that she was ageless and maybe made of some kind of stone....I don't recall, I saw it like in 1971. She picked up a pair of scissors and tried t...

This was a movie I saw at the theater in the late 60s or so. It was a Batman/Robin type duo and they modified a 1960 Chevy station wagon into their "Batmobile", complete with blades that swung out from the doors. It was awful and low budget and I want to see it again.

I saw this when I was maybe 8 or 9 in the late 60s. All I can recall is a bunch of disembodied arms hooked up to a long panel (I'm sure the actors were inside the wall or box!) and when the evil scientist(?) flipped a switch the arms would come to life. I'm sure there were other similar stupid sc...

tl;dr Why was the question of the gunshot wound received by Childers never included in his hearing? I'm referring to the film titled Rules of Engagement, released in 2000 and starring Samuel L. Jackson and Tommy Lee Jones. Synopsis The film revolves around the order given by Lt. Terry Childers...