> His name is Robert Paulsen.
> His name is Robert Paulsen.
> His name is Robert Paulsen.
> His name is Robert Paulsen.
> His name is Robert Paulsen.
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Scene in a strip club guy says to the other guy 'best cup of coffee in town'
I think it was a vampire movie from the 1970s or early 1980s. I remember a person or persons digging up a grave only to find the coffin empty. The bottom of the coffin was broken and lead to tunnels carved in the earth beneath the cemetery.
This movie had a chick who was like staying in a mansion I think she was wearing a turtle neck maybe a couple of kids and there was also a piano. She had a husband and the house was haunted or someone was trying to kill them or something.
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In the first X-Men movie (2000), Wolverine and Rogue are driving through icy Canada when they are attacked by Sabertooth. He knocks Wolverine unconscious and is on the verge of victory when Storm and Cyclops arrive and drive him away.
Why were they there at that time? Magneto infers that Charles...
Shouldn't there be a railing or something around that hole in the Eyrie in Game of Thrones?
In 2000s (it aired in America definitely before 2009, when I moved abroad) I was watching a very well made movie on cable. I was in the United States, but it was a German movie, so it 'made it over here.'
To the best of my memory, it takes place in a rural / forested setting, and two men are to...
In V for Vendetta, when V captures Evey and imprisons her in the makeshift prison that he created, he shaves her head and Evey is proven to have no fear. When V releases her, he asks for her to return before November 5th.
Evey does return to V on November 5th and explains to him that she has be...0
Alan Moore didn't acknowledge any film adaptation of his work positively but why did he say that the Wachowskis' film adaptation of V for Vendetta is themed like Bush-era and not like the original novel?
How is the theme of the film adaptation different from his work?
I guess it's appropriate to start with the elephant in the room - story identification questions. Should they be on-topic here?
In particular, what can we learn from the previous iteration of the Matrix? What can we learn from Anime & Manga banning identification questions?
If we decide to acc...
How many candles can you light on a film set in NY before you need a special person on set, and who would that special person be, like a fire marshall or safety officer.
the scenes i can remember (not in any particular order)
scene 1: white table and chairs either in the middle or edge of a lake.
scene 2: young girl finds her dads (something) in a hut or cottage.
scene 3: she finds another young girl in a cave.
scene 4: has to unlock a door, once unlocked it ...The Sun's Seventh Horse ( सूरज का सातवाँ घोड़ा, Suraj Ka Satvan Ghoda) is a 1952 Hindi meta fiction novel by Dharamvir Bharati, one of the pioneers of modern Hindi literature. It followed Gunaho Ka Devta (गुनाहों का देवता), Bharati's 1949 debut novel, which later became a classic. The novel presents three related narratives about three women: Jamuna, Sati, and Lily. It is narrated by Manik Mulla, who is also a character in the novel, to his friends over seven afternoons, in the style of Hitopadesha or Panchatantra. The novel looks at the disappointments in love faced by these women and how they...
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In Rango, How doctor said the cause of death is drowning just by putting his ear on dead body?
No, this man wasn't shot. He was drowned!
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Recently I had seen a part of movie on TV.
To the best of my memory, it takes place in Big Garage type place,
where 3(As much i have remembered) persons were talking with "A
Bodybuilder guy" about fight-training(most probably boxing)
Then to show-off one of the guy kick the punchi...
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Where did this character come from, and are there any characters that a parody of this archetype?
usually associated with new York/Chicago talent agents. "Gonna make you a star kid, you're going to Broadway" whilst smugly chewing on a cigar and twirling their moustache
In many ways this charact...
From the banner of MOVIES & TV StackExchange
The man in the fifth picture from left.
Is that Walter White from Breaking bad
I want to explore the character of people who have had disapproving and non-loving fathers. The fathers are not abusive but they don't see themselves in their sons and that is why they are not very loving towards them.
Dead Poets Society Neil's father (Mr.Perry) is hellbent on shaping Neil into what he envisions of Neil rather than listening to Neil.
Was there an alternative that Neil could have used to pursue his dream instead of the movie result?
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Q: How to record the audio of one person's reaction to another person's line without overlapping audio?
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I watched this movie around the middle of the 90s on a TV, but it may have been played on a video cassette. I assume it is not older than 1980.
I remember that there were criminals (probably with an Arabic descent) that had taken as a hostage a group of students, maybe around 10years old, and th...
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