In Oppenheimer (2023), Robert demonstrated his idea on the Manhattan Project on a board to Lt. Groves: Robert: All America's industrial might and scientific innovation, connected by rail. Focused on one goal. One point in space and time. And it comes together here. When I google "space and time"...

I struggle to understand why Zurg in Lightyear movie is considered a villain after rewatching the movie. He appears to me as an old man trying to fix the past, probably by time travelling to the time when Buzz first landed on T'Kani Prime and prevent their mothership from hitting the cliff. But t...

In the movie when Red and Andy were talking in the library it was revealed that neither of Andy and the warden could be convicted of the scams the warden was running; it would be the fictional, on paper only, person: Randall Stevens. However, we see that authorities come to arrest warden and then...

In the season 1 finale, didn't Richard Hendricks literally explain onstage at TechCrunch Disrupt that he thought of middle-out compression after their... discussion...? If so, why did it take the Hooli engineers so long to figure out that middle-out compression was viable, when they already knew ...

In the last poker game of the movie Rounders (1998), through inner dialogue we learn that Mike identified one of Teddy KGB's tells. He said it involved eating the Oreos. But was it something specific about the way he ate the Oreo? I would think it would be something more specific than just sim...

There is a film titled, "All Dogs Go to Heaven" (1989). In this film, an orphan girl and a would-be criminal/businessman named "Charlie" place a bet on a horse in a horse race. The name of the horse is "Grand Chawhee". Is "Grand Chawhee" a misspelling of "Grand Chalky"? People occasionally name t...