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Back in about the early to mid 80s, I used to watch this amazing show about the mind, the brain, and psychology. It was on PBS, and looked to have been made in about the 70s, maybe 60s.
It was trippy as hell, had a lot of stop motion animations, cut and paste stuff, just all kinds of stuff like...
Mike already went to prison. So is he expected to return from the first episode?
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Why do Hollywood movies tend to add small scenes of Indian or Bollywood actors or scenes set in China or with famous Chinese actors and products?
I guess they want to increase sell of their movies in India and China, because both have a huge population. Is my guess correct or is there some other...
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It might seem really silly but, I joined this SE site after seeing the banner in it with my friend, and since these movies and TV series made it to this banner, I believe these must be worth watching. I was able to guess few of them but not all.
So it will be helpful if somebody can help telling...
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It might seem really silly but, I joined this SE site after seeing the banner in it with my friend, and since these movies and TV series made it to this banner, I believe these must be worth watching. I was able to guess few of them but not all.
So it will be helpful if somebody can help telling...
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Batman is called Batman because he looks like a bat and flies like them. Same with Spider-Man and Superman carrying a S mark of on his chest. But why is Deadpool named Deadpool? I mean why Deadpool and what makes him Deadpool? Is this explained anywhere in the movie or is this solely a remnant of...
Noun: pool (plural pools)
- A small and rather deep collection of (usually) fresh water, as one supplied by a spring, or occurring in the course of a stream; a reservoir for water.
- the pools of Solomon
- (Can we [[:Category:Requests for quotation/John Wycliffe|find and add]] a quotation of John Wycliffe to this entry?)[[Category:Requests for quotation/John Wycliffe|POOL]]
- 1612, Francis Bacon, "Essay VIII., Of Marriage and Single Life", Essayes: Religious Meditations. Places of Perswasion and Disswasion. Seene and Allowed:
- Charity will hardly water the ground where it must first fill a pool.
Verb: pool (third-person singular simple present pools, present participle pooling, simple past and past participle pooled)
- (intransitive, of a liquid) to form a pool
- pool (third-person singular simple present pools, present participle pooling, simple past and past participle pooled)
- (transitive) to put together; contribute to a common fund, on the basis of a mutual division of profits or losses; to make a common interest of; as, the companies pooled their traffic
- (Can we date this quote?) Grant:
- Finally, it favors the pooling of all issues.
- (intransitive) to combine or contribute with others, as for a commercial, speculative, or gambling transaction
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Recently I Watched Touch of Evil (1958) Movie, In This movie Mike Vargus really driving vehicles with moving real background.
Usually in classic movies, they put running background & actor pretend they are driving in car.
His last name is "Mouse".
Just like how Kermit the Frog's middle name is "the".
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Psycho directed by Alfred Hitchcock has a scene where a person is flushing a toilet. This fact provided some shock effect, since toilets were virtually never seen in American cinema in the 1960s.
Like the title of this question says, I want to know: which was the first movie to feature a person ...
It's pretty common knowledge that Cubone wields the skull of it's deceased mother. But how does the mother die? Do Cubone's kill their mother at birth, or do they just die after giving birth?
In the film Shanghai Noon, the Emperor of China had to pay 100,000 Gold Pieces for the return of the Princess. How much would that be today ?
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Before Ian leaves to the army, we see no sign that he has any mental illness. However, while he is there he seems to have a break. Tries to steal a helicopter, runs away and works in a strip club.
Is is normal that it is like a switch, in that you are fine all your life and then you are not or i...
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I saw a movie a long time ago, when I was a child. I remember scenes, like the movie starts with a boy who finds in his dog's house something like a skeleton bone, and after that a doctor in a caravan arrives and takes him into wormholes, I think. And I remember that a black man in a robot suit f...
Ajax tortures Wade in order to see if he has any mutant genes, which he hopes will bring about his mutant abilities.
Of course it works and brings Wade's mutant ability to life in the form of being able to regenerate and heal quickly.
His ability to heal would explain why his cancer is complete...
In Warcraft, towards the end of movie we observe the Guardian Medivh changing sides and starting to emit green light instead of blue. I might have missed that part or misunderstood but how exactly did he get poisoned?
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When watching dubbed versions of Shakespeare plays adapted into film (that use the original dialogue, as opposed to loose adaptations) and translated into my language, they are of course dubbed in a way similar to the original dialogue, regarding its poetic qualities and archaic language (as oppo...
Does this site really need a character tag?
Nearly every question is about some character in one way or another. And character wouldn't work as the sole tag on a question, which makes it a meta tag and therefore undesirable, according to SE central policy.
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