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A bearded old man's head is appearing in the King Ragnar's hut at the final scene of Vikings season 4 episode 7
Who is it?
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We have already determined that Duck Tales is on topic.
Is Donald Duck on topic? There was already 1 question on the Duck universe, How wealthy is Uncle Scrooge in the Don Rosa/Carl Barks universe?, but after I created my second question, What was Scrooge McDuck protected against because of his ...
In Duck Tales, Huey, Dewey, and Louie call Scrooge McDuck, "Uncle Scrooge".
They call Donald "Uncle Donald" and Donald calls Scrooge, "Uncle Scrooge".
How are they actually related to one another?
While reading this Quora post about a Justice League review, I realized that movie release date share similarity to famous Justice league animated show:
And images like these are circulating everywhere now. Is is really done on purpose or is it just a coincidence?
In the recent movie Justice League, the villain of this part was Steppenwolf. I had previously heard rumors about Darkseid being the villain. (Maybe he'll come in the second installment)
So,
Why was Steppenwolf brought first as the villain before Darkseid? Is he Darkseid's commander or somethi...
Since you want to apologize, it's very simple. You can go ahead and start a conversation, not loud, and say like,
I apologize for what I said. I already have an injured leg and when you stepped on my foot, it hurt a lot. So, I really didn't mean what I said at that time in pain. I hope you un...
On Netflix's original series GLOW, a down-in-the-dumps director along with a young, unexperienced producer hire several unpopular actresses and work hard to make wrestling history. Has a similar phenomenon occurred in real life? If not in such dire situations, has such a show at least existed?
In the movie Steve Jobs by Danny Boyle, we see a conversation between Jobs and John Sculley immediately before the launch of NeXT(If I remember correctly).
(picked from wikiquote)
John Sculley: You're gonna end me, aren't you?
Steve Jobs: You're being ridiculous...I'm gonna sit center co...0
From what I understand from the movie, Captain Willard's journey up the Nung River to the heart of darkness is a metaphor for a human's descent into madness and loss of morality and the 3 stops (Kilgore, Playmates and The Bridge) in Willard's journey represent various stages of the dying humanity...
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I recall seeing a movie or TV episode as a kid where I believe someone dies and when in the processing center in heaven the person is met with superior intelligence individuals who read and speak binary. I can picture an office scene where there's a printout of 1s and 0s.
In Pirates of Caribbean enchanted ships like Flying Dutchman and Silent Mary defy laws of Physics because there is some curse or sorcery involved.
For instance Flying Dutchman could sail under water.
Silent Mary is literally just hollow ship
While she was trapped in the Devil's Triangle, ...
In one of the two bonus scenes of Justice League,
Who is this character?
If someone here is familiar with the Danish drama Der kommer en dag/The day will come I would appreciate the answer to the following question. I completely missed the reason why the boys were released from the orphanage in the end. Did the teacher adopt them?
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In the Funimation English dub version of "Shin Godzilla", there is an odd scene in a plane where "Kayoko Patterson" character is speaking with a "US Official" who is only identified by the text floating over him as "Cussley". They are together in a airplane. She gets off after, but we never see...
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The Screening Room
“We are all the pieces of what we remember. We hold in ourselv...
