Does anyone know where/when someone like me could watch Undisputed 4?
I saw a tv series/ movie when i was a kid in 90s. It has a kid and a small metalic intelligent bouncing ball which is alive. Does anyone know anything abt this. Its driving me crazy for weeks.
It bounces and follows the kid all day, eats bananas.... etc.
Temple of Doom was the second Indiana Jones movie, but it was set before Raiders of the Lost Ark. Why was the decision made to set the second movie before the first? I didn't notice any story points that wouldn't have worked just as well set after Raiders.
I was discussing some old Doctor Who episodes when I recalled a notable example of the sort of 'bad' special effects used when CGI was in its infancy (and when the budget was low).
Does anybody know what sort of technique may have been used to create this effect?
The episode in question is The...
When Superman the Movie came out and later on tv, when Superman first meets up with Lex Luthor in Luthor's underground lair. Superman passes through several tests. He gets shot at, fire, cold, and maybe something else I don't remember. He breaks down a giant steel door at the end. Modern vers...
So it was in 2015 there was a promo of a horror movie in the movie dracuşa (2015) and the that movie was based on group of friends trying to figure out who/what murdered their friend. They were trying to communicate with the dead girl with ouija board and I remember there was scene where the dead...
Live action movie set in America in full English, color film, most
likely 80s or early 90s.
I saw it on TV (could possibly be a
made-for-TV-movie), maybe on a network station sometime between
1990-1995, most likely 1993 (I would only be 9 years old then).
It was a
late-night broadcast, betwe...
There is a tradition of naming each of the Open Projects from the Blender Foundation after fruits, and having the fruits appear somewhere in the corresponding animated short films.
However, I could not find an orange in their first film Elephant’s Dream, aka “Project Orange”.
Was there an orang...
Post Devdas works in Hindi literature analysis always use the term Devdas syndrome. Like X work is suffering from Devdas syndrome or Y work tackled it quite well.
But what is this exact Devdas syndrome? Is there a exact definition of it?
In "A Single Man", directed by Tom Ford, and based on eponymous novel by Christopher Isherwood, there is a reoccurring scene that features the protagonist, George, naked, underwater, apparently struggling not to drown.
Here's an example, from the end of the film:
...
There are many clues suggesting that Emmett Brown traveled many times in time. I think about the case full of dollars from different periods. Is it possible to get them at one specific moment, or go to different periods and earn them in some way?
Is there a story or estimation on how many times ...
While rewatching Mr and Mrs Smith, there is only one instance where the f-word is used. There are several other movies (I can't recall any other at the moment) where f-word is used only once. Is there a reason for this?
In Its Kind of a Funny Story, How is Noele reply related to Craig's question?
Craig: You guys wear uniforms?
Noele: I Knew it.
Noele's reply is completely different from the question he asked.
How to understand her reply?
Here is the screencap. Sorry for the quality, it's the best I've got.
I think it's from some TV show.
Micheal Keaton's career was given another major boost when he was again cast by Tim Burton, this time as the title comic book superhero of 1989's Batman. Warner Bros. received thousands of letters of complaint by fans who believed Keaton was the wrong choice to portray Batman. However, Keaton's p...
I remember the one episode where Buffy's mother starts dating again and eventually A character played by John Ritter enters the scene. Eventually, they found he is a cyborg and eventually he starts malfunctioning?
According to IMDb, Producer Mel Brooks needed to obtain permission to film The Elephant Man in black and white.
This film was executive produced by Mel Brooks, who was responsible
for hiring director David Lynch and obtaining permission to film in
black and white.
Why did Mel Brooks nee...
Why, because it's part of the on-duty uniform.
The helmet isn't a hat and it doesn't just protect the head, it has many functions including communication and sensors.
From the Wikia
Its reinforced combat helmet featured an integrated comlink, audio pick-up, two artificial air-supply hoses, ...
While watching An Idiot Abroad, in one episode Karl has a break down over riding a camel. A couple of episodes later her rides a different camel and seems relatively ok with it. This attitude seems to contradict the previous episode and it made us wonder if one was filmed before the other.
Wer...
when aliens abduct humans, people are held in prison, they eat
liquid like food and strongest guy gets all food, then one guy beats
him and grabs handful of that and shares it to everyone, then he
teaches them maths and trigonometry so they can pilot airplanes
(f-22 or something like that)
alien...
I have just seen this photo, looks like Sam Rockwell playing Zorg from the Fifth element. Any ideas where it comes from?
Well, I have a theory about how this scene might have been filmed, but I have no sources to confirm this as it is a very old movie.
This rock can be a fake one, because using a real one will definitely hurt an actor. Now, when the rock is thrown, actor takes a jump. To make this look realistic, ...
i remember that there isa scene were the ex girlfriend of the death guy is having sex whit another men in the ex boyfriend grave because she is mad at him, but i dont remember why
then at the night the ex boyfriend wakes up and walk arround the cemetery with his dead friends
then for a reason i d...
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