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More of a comment to the producers than a question: I love Jim Tom! When I watch episodes with him I often think, he should be burried in a copper still. Part of me would love to talk to him and see how he would respond. Will anyone love copper more than Jim Tom?!
I am looking for a kung fu movie in which a Chinese master refuses to teach his weak son kung fu. Later on a Japanese man teaches the weak son who becomes strong and good at kung fu. In the end he ends up fighting his Japanese teacher and killing him.
I find it significant that they did not show Chris stuffing his ears with cotton (to stop from being hypnotized) because, given his situation, it was impossible. Can someone explain how this this was achieved?
I did some research on the movie Babe (about the talking pig) and it tells me it’s filmed in Robertson and Illawarra etc but no specific locations. I’m curious as to where the stadium/grounds is located where those scenes were filmed?
At the very end of the Netflix series of A Series of Unfortunate Events, the camera zooms way out over the City, to show that the buildings and green space are arranged in the shape of the VFD logo.
However, we know from the last episode that
was the one who founded VFD in the first place, w...
In Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, Jetfire reveals that only a Prime could defeat the Fallen.
So why is it that only a Prime could defeat the Fallen?
When Thanos described his planet, he mentioned that they were on the brink of collapse as a civilization. But I haven't seen anyone from his species in the movies.
Is he the only survivor? I guess many did have escaped Titan before their impending doom. Or nobody make it except Thanos?
An unpopular girl is asked out to a dance by a popular guy. She sits waiting to get picked up but he never comes. I’m pretty sure a group of dates in a car drives past and laughs at her. That is the only part I remember from it.
Is Thanos from Avengers: Infinity War the only survivor of the collapse of Titan? Where are his fellow Titans?
Do the comics shed some light on this or is it just considered not important?
The Incredibles was made in 2004. In the ending it was clearly shown that Disney is going to make a second part. But Incredibles 2 appeared only in 2018, after 14 years. What caused such big delay? Was it just because Disney was busy with making other movies?
