I just watched an interesting movie, The Water Diviner. There was an Australian who was said by a woman to drink a cup of coffee before she could start a game that determines his fate somehow. Some weeks later he came back to see her, and he wondered why she didn't look surprised when seeing him....

I saw this monochrome movie which has a boy and a woman. And also some scenes with chocolate river or pond I don't remember the story or any other details. I saw this movie when I was like 10 years old. The year was around 1995 - 2000 Thanks for the help.

from the words from the wiki, gangs of new york is inspired by inspired by Herbert Asbury's 1927 non-fiction book, The Gangs of New York. why gangs of new york considered as original screenplay?

It's regarding the last episode of 'The Flash' TV series. When Barry aka 'The Flash' was running to the morgue he saw his reflection which he mentioned to Dr wells aka Eobard Thawne that he felt like it was him who he saw. So, My question is, Can that be he himself after that time jump shown a...

I'm trying to find the name of a film about a (not too popular) kid in school who hooks up with a pretty and popular girl. I think the film is 20-30 years old. Some scenes I recall: He gets her to agree to go out with him after footing the bill for cleaning her dress. During the course of the...

I don't understand how the game "Monument Valley" played a role in Frank's plan putting a "philosophy" behind his AmWorks program. When he started typing on the keyboard and showing the screen to his subordinates, it was not revealed what was in that game the he saw useful. I never played the Mon...

In Season 3 Episode 8 of House of Cards, during Frank's "breaking the fourth wall" instance, he said: What does that mean?

I dont remember anything about the movie, except that there is someone who keeps paying the bills of the mobile of their deceased friend (or lover, not sure), to continue hearing their voice, you know when it gets to the part where they can leave a message.

i remember this one scene about a movie (it could also be a tv show) where there are kids sitting in the kitchen eating cereal, but since they're so poor they have to add water to the milk and then i think a toddler complains and the mother yells at them or something like that. i think it was a p...

I watched it in the 90's on TV, the movie was most probably from the 80's. It was in colour and I'm quite sure it was American. The protagonist was a young woman, leaving alone in a big city and afraid to leave her apartment because she believed that there is a killer that wants to kill her. I d...

The video had been edited to critics my country minister I just want to want the real movie its comedy about a india man ...that all I remember Video YouTube seach :Najib run video

Transpose the basic kernel of the story into real life: "Dunce" kid wants to score big in literature. He is good at sports and is "popular", but for whatever reason, literature does not penetrate his skull. But he makes up his mind that he wants to achieve that, and assembles the right collecti...

I'm trying to figure out who this actor in Watchmen is, but I don't know what his character's name is. I found a transcript of the movie, but his character is just called "MAN" in it, so that's no help. I've looked through all the characters listed on IMDB, and I'm pretty sure he's not any of t...

Sorry of my English. There are some sci papers recently, saying, that free will can be an illusion. And this point was used in some film I can't remember. I am thinking that this is Robocop of 2014 but can't find this scene. Creators of robocop were discussing, how he can beat another very fas...

We know that Mike had a lot of involvement with Saul during the course of Breaking Bad, has there been any word on whether he'll make an appearance in Better Call Saul? On another note, I've heard rumours that there may also be another spinoff series from Breaking Bad based around telling the st...

In Season 4, episode 5, Mike and Jesse are out checking drop points. At one point in the episode Jesse mentions he could be "The guy", Mike then pulls over and rants to him about how this isn't in the cards: "You are not the guy, you're not capable of being the guy. I had a guy but now I don't. Y...

I know this is a comedy, but Creed said and did very suspicious things throughout the series. He also made allusions to a shady history. Shouldn't have Dwight fixated on Creed as he did with nearly everyone else in the office?