In the show Emerald City we see many pieces of modern technology in Oz: lightbulbs, electric saws, flying monkey drones, etc. And yet we also see people traveling on horseback with swords. And Dorothy's gun seems to be like some incredible magic.
So is there any coherent explanation for the st...
In the late 80's or early 90's there was a comedian who had a special. The stage looked like a city scene. It had stairs, trashcans, buildings etc. He would play as one character then go in a door or window and come out a different door or window as a different character. He used the phrase "...
The detective actually being the killer is a common trope, but I only have ever seen one movie where this is the case.
Spoiler
Are there any other movies where the detective was actually the bad guy? When did this trope originate?
I wanna know about some movies or TV series where the lead actor is bad from the inside. Only one example I can remember is Breaking Bad. In other movies where the lead actor does bad things, the actor is good by heart.
I watched "The final problem" and I have below queries:
When Microft told Sherlock about Eurus', why didn't he speak true? As we can see later in episode, Sherlock gets to know the truth. Why microft not able to see that Eurus' going to show Sherlock truth, once the game began?
Why Eurus' kil...
When Tom Hagen meets John Woltz, Woltz mentions a band leader (link to the exact moment).
WOLTZ: Now you get the hell out of here! And if that gooomba tries any rough stuff. You tell him I ain't no band leader!
Then Tom has a look "how do you know about his?".
WOLTZ: Yeah... I heard tha...
I just saw the episode tonight, and the cat didn't seem real to me. The way it was "handled" and it's movement. However, I wonder if the cat audio-track made me perceive it as CGI?
wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Here_Kitty
Since Kubo and the Two Strings was a stop-motion animated film based on the physical elements, approximately how many face expressions they had to 3D print for the main character?
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While Ulrich von Liechtenstein is not well-known, he was a knight and a poet who wrote various works concerning medieval knights and noblemen. Ulrich wrote a semi-autobiographical poem titled Frauenbach (“The Service of Ladies”). The Ulrich von Liechtenstein depicted in A Knight’s Tale was more ...
This answer about the contents of the briefcase contains an interesting quote from Roger Avary, the co-writer of Pulp Fiction:
Originally the briefcase contained diamonds. But that just seemed too boring and predictable. So it was decided that the contents of the briefcase were never to be se...
In The Call, what type of skills did Jordan the operator use in the intruder call?
What is the quiet room and when is it used in The Call?
What type of technology is noted in the call center on The Call?
In the movie The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, Tony, played by Heath Ledger in the real world, is played by three additional actors in the "alternate" world. These actors are: Johnny Depp, Jude Law, and Colin Farrell.
Were these three additional actors originally intended to be in the film, ...
Khatun, The lady Prairie meets in her Near-Death-Experience and got her Sight taken by, Spoke Original Arabic language most of the time.
Why did the writers choose Arabic for this character? Does it symbolize anything?
In The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Elrond tells Isildur to throw the ring into Mount Doom, but when he doesn't do so, he doesn't try and stop him by force or any other means. Why is this? He could have destroyed the ring with one arrow to the heart of Isildur.
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I've heard this from friends and some news sources suggest it as well.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/jack-nicholson-warned-heath-ledger-joker-role-article-1.340786
Is there any truth to the claim that the role of the Joker in The Dark Knight drove Heath Ledger to suicide?
The question which I am asking could spoil the ending of The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus.
I strongly, very strongly believe that this movie was the Suicide Note of Heath Ledger. So, the question is, is the movie his suicide note or am I misunderstanding what the movie's theme is about?
My u...
