In Only Lovers Left Alive, Adam has a wall of pictures of famous people.
They appear to be authors, composers, and scientists.
Who are they?
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The Voyager episode "Author, Author" is basically a shameless ripoff homage to the TNG era episode of "Measure of a Man". In that, an android known as Data has to face a tribunal to be declared property, or a sentient person. In "Author, Author", a hologram has to face a crooked publisher in cour...
The preview to this movie shows a young man sitting in an old time pickup truck on a dirt road, with open fields to each side of him. He has a handgun and is about to commit suicide when a young woman runs up and asks him for help.
It looks like a romantic drama.
Any ideas what movie this is?
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In the scene with Bishop Lilliman, the Bishop says:
It wasn't labor that I was speaking of, but rather my final remittance. My last little joy.
Yet, why was he speaking of his next lewd act as his final? Did I miss something, or was something cut from the script?
I know we, the viewers, a...
Along with P3-577, P3-575 was one of the first known locations to be visited by SGC designation. The question; "What galaxy is P3-575 located in and what is its sitrep?
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In the 2008 film The Oxford Murders, the late John Hurt plays Arthur Seldom, a renowned professor of mathematics and logic at the University of Oxford. The film also refers to the proof of "Bormat's last theorem" - an obvious reference to Fermat's last theorem - which fixes the setting of the fil...
I would like to licence a piece from the Trilogy's. However I do not know who I would have to contact and who actually owns the licences to these productes (and can give permission to others to use them as well).
I figured, that it would have to be a Production company:
Warner Bros - CONSUMER ...7
The Roman Mysteries book series by Caroline Lawrence, published between 2001 and 2009, is a sort of ancient-history version of Enid Blyton, featuring four children who act as detectives solving mysteries together, while also teaching the readers about life in ancient Rome (Greece, Egypt, etc.). I...
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In Tim Burton's Batman (1989), Bruce Wayne had a collection of unusual looking statues.
We got a look at few of them more closely.
He even bought the below mentioned left one from Japan:
Two were on the entrance of this room.
So what was with the obsession of this unusual looking s...
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August 25th celebrates the 58th birthday of renowned director Tim Burton. So in honour of him and due to popular demand we're starting a new topic challenge. From 2016-08-23 00:00 UTC to 2016-09-03 23:00 UTC we're challenging you to all your great questions about Tim Burton and the films written ...
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If you look closely, you'll almost always note that the mirror is angled so the camera is out of its view. This is sometimes masked by the actor looking directly into [the reflection of] the camera, which gives the impression that he is looking at himself in the mirror.
However, there are at le...
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There are actually incentives for filming in the city of Pittsburgh that have nothing to do with being a sports fan.
Dawn Keezer, Pittsburgh Film Office Director states that Hollywood is enticed into filming in the city because of the $75 million tax incentive program that was introduced in 2004...
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There are no sources from the director/screenwriter of this movie explaining the symbolism of the white whale. The symbolism of the whale is left up to viewer interpretation, much like Moby Dick. The white whale has historically symbolized obsession, madness and unattainable goals just to name a...
In Arrival, Ian decoded the final diagrams on computer.
It shows this diagram.
It contains numbers below but no units.
What are the units for these numbers?
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Interesting question, hopefully this will help:
Cloud Guy is a unique character in the film who feels really out of place. He is not consistent with the rest of the characters in design, and he adds nothing to the plot of the film. He appears in the middle and later at the end. I mean, I just do...
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