Back when I was a kid my parents had watched a movie I can only remember one scene to. I've looked online and have found a few movies but nothing to match this one scene. The scene goes as follows. A car is driving down the road and an 18 wheeler is chasing it. I can't remember if it was two guys...

Two women in their 20s as leads. Comedy. I remember one as being thin and lanky, "beanpole-ish". One, I think had reddish hair and bangs. I want to say one of their names in real life was Tess or Jessica, but I'm not positive. It probably only ran for one - at most two - seasons. I'd say late 70s...

Around 50 minutes in, Dave tunes in to the BBC World News. While he watches, he is eating. If you watch closely the portions of his tray are inconsistent and he changes from his casual uniform to what looks like a bath robe when the camera switches sides. I’ve tried earnestly to find an explanati...

In the Martin Scorsese's "Hugo", when did Station Inspector has locked up an Orphan Urchin inside a little Prison inside his Office and he is talking to Police to come and pick him up and take him to an Orphanage, we (the Audience) are shown this Picture on the Wall which shows Photos of Childr...

The recent question What was Eitri making along with Stormbreaker? was copied word for word from this reddit post, even the picture was taken from there. After I pointed that out, the user simply added a link at the end. But the question still reads like these are his words, and without clicking...

In The Expanse, (and other sci-fi keeping closer to the science than the fiction) the maneuver used to slow a space ship down is colloquialy referred to as flip and burn. What is the term used by real world aerospace engineers and pilots? Something like "retrograde thrust".

Sadly we have lost Stan Lee yesterday, I want to know more about the characters that stan created, What are all the characters (movie, Animated) that stan lee (specifically) created without co-created ones? Are they all heroes? Or there are villain as well.