@Randal'Thor It was a displeased user who asked some questions I don't have clue about. Those questions got closed and deleted because of being off-topic. Then he took his rage out in suggested edits.
I changed it to "Why doesn't Arthur keep his promise in Passengers?" Not entirely satisfied with that, but it's at least a bit less spoilery while not being too generic.
My mom is celebrating her 60th birthday in June and I am planning to get her a very special present.
She went to elementary school in Arnsdorf, Salzburg (Austria) and recently told me about a movie she had a part in. She doesn't remember too much about the movie but does remember that a rather f...
Judging from the question that might as well seem more fitting than the rather "heavy" word "betray", which I can understand people feeling like a spoiler when they haven't seen the film.
That could on the one hand refer to any possible promise ever, and on the other hand doesn't sound like Arthur is going to massively betray Jim and become a villain or whatever.
@Randal'Thor Yeah, but the people who haven't seen the film don't really know how many promises he makes.
@NapoleonWilson Ah, true. I guess it doesn't make sense to make sure not to spoil people who are only n% of the way through the film, as it does with a book or a TV series.
(Seriously, you might want to remove the /49 from the end of that link. Mod-editing someone else's comment on an HNQ to get yourself an Announcer badge might be considered ... iffy.)
@NapoleonWilson I'd rather prefer to add my own comment saying "maybe this other link is more relevant/official/whatever", so as to avoid putting words into other people's mouths. But to each his own, I guess?
I mean, that's what you'd have to do if you weren't a mod. And someone linking to a slightly less useful meta discussion isn't really something that requires mod intervention.
@NapoleonWilson Well, you're not obsessed with rep/badges like some people :-)
@Randal'Thor Oh, for fuck's sake. I'll change the friggin' thing back if you want. You know comments are pretty much on the edge of deletion from their very inception on, right?
Yeah, I flagged the comments on the answer as obsolete.
The one on the question might be worth keeping in case anyone else is minded to suggest such an edit.
I bet there'll still be complaints from people who don't know the film but feel that it might be spoiled from the title (like the two who already commented).
Maybe people might want to, I don't know, like, not look for spoilers everywhere. That, yeah, that seems like, like a healthy approach.
Gheez, I didn't really expect serious Star Wars/Game of Thrones drama from an innocuous little 3-score question about a months-old film. Never underestimate the power of HNQ, I guess.
Feels like I need to scan Meta Stack Exchange for some good old "Kill M&TV from the HNQs!" duplicates. ;-)
Though, the answer looks reasonable. Maybe the question is bearable. It's understandable that the SciFi people reopen-vote it, seeing how it fits their "finite list" thingy. Maybe it could make for a valid question.
It might use some context and elaboration as to the importance of Arrowverse-crossovers to come across less than some "I want to watch all TNG episodes that contain blue flowers" thing. But that seems doable.
@AnkitSharma And allowed others... It's less than optimal as a policy.
But then again, a reasonable assessment of a series' crossover nature might be more engaging than listing all the DVD's in Stargazer's book shelf. I'll see what I can make of the question.
@NapoleonWilson The only thing I remember from The Amazing Spider-Man is Peter being a skateboarding douche, so I'm going to have to assume that the soundtrack really wasn't that captivating.
@DrRDizzle Well, I don't exactly remember it in detail either. But I saw it on TV recently and it struck me as compelling, and I remembered that it already did so on my first watch. And that is usually already an improvement over or sign for something above the common sameness.
Well, I didn't notice that (or the ensuing internet discussion about it) either. But it also was a little before my internet hype awareness time, I think. Back when I didn't know that I wasn't supposed to like the Star Wars prequels and all the other great films from my youth.
I am trying to finding a cartoon on how some children travel in a train and suddenly go to another dimension,train and meet creatures and when they come back to Earth they come back to same time
It was probably on cartoon network and Japanese
That being said, I did not really intend to mean "comic films" when speaking about all films, even if that difference is becoming narrower and narrower. ;-)
@AnkitSharma Doctor Strange seemed quite enticing, though, at least beyond the normal sameness.
@DrRDizzle The Man of Steel soundtrack is particularly enticing. I don't like the new Batman theme so much, but that Wonder Woman thing everyone is so up in arms about is interesting, too.
Most memorable scores from the last few years for me have been the main Avengers theme in Avengers Assemble, the main chase theme from Mad Max: Fury Road and... hell, that might be it.
Oh, Up, of course. But that's a little longer ago.
I can also remember The Winter Sodlier's theme from Captain America: The Winter Soldier, but that's just a lot of electronic screeching noises. It's pretty... distinct.
If we take comics alone, then I'd also give The Wolverine an honourable mention, but I also agree that I don't really watch them for their awesome scores. (The Dark Knight trilogy notwithstanding.)
I alos think that regarding scores (and maybe other aspects), Oblivion was a little underrated. It's not a breakthrough, but rather unique and compelling nevertheless and was generally panned quite a little.
@AnkitSharma That's the major problem with iPhone. You gotta use that ringtone to show you got iPhone. There are 10 iPhone owners with same ringtone in my office. ;)
I have never seen the animated film The Lion King, but from what I understand it involves some "king of the jungle" who is a lion, his wife lion and a cub plus a bad lion who is the villain.
Does the movie ever show the king and his mate hunting for food to feed their cub? Killing an antelope or...
In Kill Bill some of the scenes are in partial color with black and white backgrounds and colorized foregrounds. For example, near the end of volume 2, Beatrix is driving to Bill's location and the background is in black and white, but her car is in blue.
How did they achieve this effect?
Patrick Stewart Week
July 13th is 77th birthday of renowned English actor Patrick Stewart whose career spans over 55 years. So to celebrate this event and honor him, let's start a weekly topic challenge covering films and TV shows he was in.
If people are okay with that, I'd say we don't force it into schedule right now but rather make it bigger at a nicer time-slot. Disney might deserve 10 days or two weeks even.
Many elements of HBO's Crashing are authentic:
Artie Lange is a comedian and we see him making his jokes during stand up.
Artie Lange has a podcast, and would talk with a comedian like Sarah Silverman on his podcast.
Rachel Ray appeared on the actual set of her actual show, with her actual husb...
There's a film 3 seconds into this ad that I'm trying to identify. It's after Nightbreed and before the Evil Dead clip. Any help would be appreciated! It looks 80s maybe.
https://www.ispot.tv/ad/AAk8/shudder-selection
In Rogue One, Jyn and Cassian break into the Imperial records vault while wearing uniforms they have taken from defeated imperial officers. This keeps them safe for a while, though ultimately they come under fire anyway. Jyn ends up on a catwalk, high over the planet's surface, targeted by a pass...
In Logan, a movie is shown on TV. It is an old western, nearly 80 years old. They quote some lines of the movie, something like:
Go tell your mom there are no more guns in this town.
What movie is this and what is its connection to Logan?
As much as I heard, it's Shane. Wolfgang M. Schmitt Jr. had some interesting things to say about it and Westerns in general with regards to Logan. But I haven't seen either yet.