So watched the whole movie and could not really grasp the central idea of the movie. I couldn't get what the movie was about? Please guide me.

In Goliath season 1, during the first deposition of Ned, Billy is very disruptive to Lucy when she is trying to conduct the deposition. This ultimately leads to Callie taking over and she proceeds to do very well which turns out badly for Billy. Billy obviously knew Callie and her abilities, so...

In the beginning of season 2 of Goliath, Marisol approaches Billy on the peer and asks him to help Julio. Ultimately she ends up killing Julio and trying to kill Billy as well. What was the point of her getting Billy involved then?

During season 2 of Goliath, Gabriel hides his "familial" relationship to Marisol from Tom and in one episode, Gabriel explicitly tells Tom that he doesn't know her and that Tom is the one who knows Marisol and has a relationship with her. Later we learn that Gabriel and Marisol are brother/sister...

I've read that the home video release of the Director’s Cut of Midsommar is exclusive for Apple TV. What are the differences between this Director's Cut and the theatrical release cut?

The protagonist of the series Awake (2012) lives in two worlds: one in which his wife died in a car crash, and one in which their son died instead. As we see it, he spends a day in Hannah’s timeline and then a day in Rex’s, alternating. But (in the four episodes I’ve seen) no one ever asks him w...

In the opening episode of Season 5 of Peaky Blinders, at the 15 minute mark, Tommy has to kill Dangerous the horse, who subsequently dies in an act of stunning cinematography/equine acting. How did they get Dangerous the horse to die so well - or alternatively, how do shows usually get horses t...