I recently rewatched the movie Blood and Chocolate from 2007 and I have an issue with the relationships between the characters. The protagonist's aunt, Astrid has a son, who she spoilers mourns deeply, so I assume she's his biological mother. But, Gabriel, the leader of the pack, is also referrin...
@AnkitSharma no idea, i haven't seen Crisis yet and haven't seen any episode of Batwoman after Crisis because i didn't want to spoil myself in that regard
though this might have been a mistake to do, i now see 3 Alices in the Arrowverse on the wikia
don't know which earth is which, all i know is that Supergirl is from a different one to Green Arrow, Flash and Batwoman just from watching Elseworld
@AnkitSharma True, but I would imagine this to be tremendously more work (and very hard to automate). I always considered it a help for when I already knew roughly what was said anyway and just needed the exact details.
I just keep getting memories of a movie I once watched that looks almost like Get Out, but definitely before Get Out. The movie Involved a man or woman traping his visitors inside wood savings, that look like
Please remind me of the movie if you know it. It could be a Holywood or Bollywood movie.
Why was the intermission put in the Once Upon A Time In America? Was it an artistic choice, to make a break in the movie, or was it placed there to make a break in the cinemas for the viewers? Or was there some rule in Hollywood that forced a break in the movie if it was so long?
@AnkitSharma same for me, i just saw it ok the wikia
was only look at her page because i recalled in an episode of The Infographics Show's You VS _____ it was talking about the Birds of Prey and there was a mention of Casandra Cain so was looking up if she has any relation with Kate or Alice but it looks like it's just the name sounds the same, Kane VS Cain
I just keep getting memories of a movie I once watched that looks almost like Get Out, but definitely before Get Out. The movie Involved a man or woman traping his visitors inside wood savings, that look like
Please remind me of the movie if you know it. It could be a Holywood or Bollywood movie.
Why was the intermission put in the Once Upon A Time In America? Was it an artistic choice, to make a break in the movie, or was it placed there to make a break in the cinemas for the viewers? Or was there some rule in Hollywood that forced a break in the movie if it was so long?
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