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The continuing inflow of Image ID questions continues and our current guidance does not mention these specifically. It's my understanding that the current 'rule' is that these are off-topic as not meeting site quality standards and are of neglible future value...right? However the closure 'noti...

In the climax of Paul Verhoeven's Elle (2016), Elle's actions here seem (to me) fairly intentional, especially her behavior in the car. She seems to want Similarly, It could be that this is just another instance of Elle trying to but she doesn't just So, was this planned? Is there ...

Someone recently asked about the false claim that a movie was based on a true story. I often wonder about the opposite claim: Any resemblance to actual persons living or dead is entirely coincidental. It is strange that this message often appears after a film in which such a resemblance is obviou...

My local theater is advertising a "Sherlock Season 4 Finale". This is the description: Fathom Events, BBC Worldwide North America and Masterpiece on PBS bring Sherlock, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman, back to the big screen for a special two-night Season Four Finale even...

Do you know anything about a foreing horror movie, maybe 40 year ago, where in the final scene, in a castle, the villain (a woman) was hit by a lightning. Then, she starts melting like if she were made of wax, showing her skeleton.

I'm trying to figure out who was the person agent Smith was talking to and handed him a business card right before Wade kills agent Smith?

"No animals were harmed in the making of this film" is so ubiquitous now it got me thinking about films where animals actually were harmed. Two examples jump to mind: Francis Ford Coppola's Apocalypse Now in the scene when they sacrifice the water buffalo. Alejandro Jodorowsky's The Holy Mount...

I have this story through the oral tradition (an artist friend and Jodorowsky expert related the tale to me.) Essentially, the story goes, no one wanted to slaughter all of the lambs necessary for the procession scene in The Holy Mountain and so Jodorowsky took it upon himself in service of his ...

Just after Titanic hits an iceberg in the Atlantic Ocean the captain appears (after going to sleep) and announces: All stop In 'captains talk' what does this mean exactly? Are we expected as an audience to just 'kind of' accept and know what is meant here? Is this a 'formality' for sayi...