Is my point here valid, or we really have to stick spoliers in everything?
@PriestVallon, I do not think the spoilers are that necessary. It answers the question, and if someone reading the question would continue to read the answers, I do not think they would be concerned about it. Besides, if someone is interested in the question, before the trilogy is concluded, who even cares? — theUgyesterday
In chapter seven of the book — “Queer Lodgings” — Gandalf is about to leave the party, and explains the route the rest must take. When Bilbo inquires if there was some safer indirect way, Gandalf says “There are no safe paths in this part of the world”, and proceeds to enumerate the dangers, on...
@theUg - my opinion is that if you read a question called 'Existence of Sauron in The Hobbit' - and don't want to see spoilers about the story of the Hobbit or TLOTR .... then I would avoid reading the question.
Put as much in the body as you want, but to be fair, Titles are practically unavoidable unless you have the foresight to ignore every tag that you don't want spoiled.
I try to avoid using spoiler markup wherever possible - but I did use it in my Hobbit answer, as it might have spoiled details of what is coming up in TH parts 2 and 3.
And if people cannot wait to see the rest of the trilogy, but still want to know? Then WTF? Read the bloody book already. I had not yet. I read LotR like 15 years ago.:)
I would leave the spoiler markup in place I think .... all in or all out. If its removed from your answer, we might as well edit everything. It does reference future movies, so I would leave it in.
(this is a rare thing - normally I am arguing to remove markup)
Oh, by the way, I have another question. That Sauron question, I edited it, and it was put in the queue. Then few minutes later someone else edited it, and my work was wasted (it was better edit too, without typos that had to be corrected again). I thought SE supposed to show if someone else edits something at the same time.
@iandotkelly Maybe, since mine are in the queue, they do not really exist as an actual edit, until reviewed. I had one wasted like that on another site as well.
In Demolition Man who is the daughter of John Spartan(Sylvester Stallone). I know his wife gone dead when he is frozen. But what happened to his daughter , is she Lenina Huxley(Sandra Bullock) or someone else? Did i missed something or its kept unrevealed?
On Reichenbach answers John tells Sherlock that everyone gets a tabloid nickname. Then he says "Subo (or Soobo), nasty nick". I assume he's referring to some other tabloid frequenter.
Who is Subo?
In the movie Up, it is shown that Mr. Carl is using some sort of stick (I don't know the technical name of it) to walk with his legs. But later in the movie, he runs even jump with his legs, but earlier he even could not use stares, so he used an automated chair. So how is it possible for him to ...
Yes, but as a villain he was not very well fleshed out. Not enough motive for his actions - nor explanation as to how he hadn't aged very much. And yes, that montage at the beginning was masterful.
But really I liked the movie a lot. I also came to know it was the 1st animation film which opened in Cannes festival and 3rd animated film to be nominated for the Oscar for best picture.
Oh dear. As an animator I would watch it to deconstruct it, not just for storytelling, but for layout. It's a bloody amazing film, but I can see how it would get on your tits if you had to keep watching it.
@Mistu4u M:I 2 is terrible. John Woo really screwed that one up.
@TylerShads M:I 2, the film with Cruise on a mountain face, long hair, lots of Woo slo-mo shoot-outs, motorbike stunts, Thandie Newton being more wooden than a plank and Dougray Scott playing a crappy baddie (for which he turned down the role of Wolverine in X-Men - slick move, Dougray).
I don't think he did ALL the motorbike stunts, no insurance company would cover that, but he did do the mountain climbing stunts (as he did with the tower climb in #4)
One thing I love to search for when I can, is crackpot theories that put a new perspective on things.
For example, I loved the show Ed, Edd, and Eddy as a kid. Me and my friends absolutely adored it. And then I found the purgatory theory about the show and it just blew my mind out of the water.
@TylerShads Totally - there have been some awesome examples of this that put a whole new spin on a movie. damned if I can think of one right now though.
Although the old 'why did the chicken cross the road' theory is a mind-blower.
If you don't know it Mistu4u, the joke goes, "why did the chicken cross the road?"
"To get to the other side"
It's an example of a non-joke and there are many variations - however, if you read 'To get to the other side'" as meaning " to pass into another plane of existence - to die", then the chicken is essentially committing suicide to reach its 'heaven', and the joke becomes the deepest thing you have ever heard in your life ;)
Nah, the chicken is actually being chased by space lasers in an attempt to rid the world of the deadly plague, pestering Europe in it's latest Zombie breakout.
I thought that question was answered by the chicken and egg sitting up in bed with the chicken smoking and the egg saying "well, that answers THAT question..."
@Donald.McLean Actually, I disagree, One could argue breakfast for dinner, and dinner for breakfast
But Dexter is becoming really well done since it seemed there was an end in sight. If they drag it on, it'll probably go back to the same crap it was during 5/6
Dinner for breakfast is awesome. As a student, waking up face down in a cold chicken jalfrezi and eating it for breakfast was the best start to the day ;)
As a funny twist, speaking of Hugh Laurie, and as a NJ native/resident. There is now really a Princeton-Plainsboro hospital. It opened 12 days after teh show ended.
Yeh, but its prolly animated which means longer to make.
My insanity gets worse as Oliver finds that the Fountain of Youth is actually a dropped subplot of the film
The logo for Netflix's House of Cards shows an upside-down & mirrored American Flag with 0 stars on it.
What does this logo represent in terms of the show?
Is it meant to be symbolism with the themes of the show, or just simple dramatic flair?
The main promotional image of Netflix's House of Cards shows Kevin Spacy's character of Frank Underwood sitting in place of Lincoln on the Lincoln Monument against a silvery background:
What kind of message is this image trying to portray about Underwood and the series as a whole?
In Demolition Man who is the daughter of John Spartan(Sylvester Stallone). I know his wife gone dead when he is frozen. But what happened to his daughter , is she Lenina Huxley(Sandra Bullock) or someone else? Did i missed something or its kept unrevealed?
On Reichenbach answers John tells Sherlock that everyone gets a tabloid nickname. Then he says "Subo (or Soobo), nasty nick". I assume he's referring to some other tabloid frequenter.
Who is Subo?
Has it turned out who is the mother in the How I Met Your Mother series?
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