In Frozen, Why did Anna have to be shielded from all knowledge of magic? I understand that to save her, they had to remove her memories from the past. But what would happen if she found out before she did?

Please read this Wikia passage first: Dragon eggs are notoriously difficult to hatch, though they can maintain the spark of life inside of them for decades if not centuries. The secret key to hatching the eggs seems to involve some form of blood magic: as the House words of the Targar...

I'm working on a business presentation about chargeback models (sharing of costs within a company with many business units), and I remember the scene from It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World (1963) where the 11 protagonists could not agree on whether to split the money based on number of people, number ...

I heard and read many times that Gargoyles had many Shakespearean themes in the show and was able to track easily. Macbeth arc is covered with Macbeth mac Findlaech and Othello with Coldstone. What are other Shakespearean themes in Gargoyles?

Did anyone notice that Tony says in his intervention with Christopher that he would choke him for his drug problem (since Chris had inadvertently killed his dog this way), and eventually did indeed suffocate him for drugs interfering too heavily? Or that when Tony, Silvio, and Paulie met Big Pus...

I watched the theatrical release of Jaws 2 in my childhood. When years later I got the VHS version I was puzzled. I was sure I remembered a full body shot of Miss Amity (Tina Wilcox) at the beginning of the movie with a scissor in her hands while cutting the inauguration ribbon of a hotel, but th...

My girlfriend is subtitling in a foreign language for an academic exercise and has come across two particular challenges relating to an episode of Gavin & Stacy. Neither of us have watched the series before and I am wondering if there are some inside jokes or themes or background prior to season ...

The quote is: “A basic premise of Expressionism was that mise-en-scène - the visual space of the film (as well as of fiction, theatrical presentation, and painting) - should express the stressed psychological state of either its main character, or more universally, the culture at large. Edvard Mu...

Jodie Foster's character goes against the rules to rescue a cop. We find out that she knew her son when they were younger. After being patched up she is released and never seen again. Exactly what purpose did she play in the over all plot? The plot would have been the same had she not been there.

Throughout The Americans, Philip and Elizabeth often perform operations out of these random garages throughout DC. Much of the final arc revolves around these garages. Can someone explain how these garages work (or worked)? My US city doesn't have small one-car garages throughout the city you ca...

Horror / thriller Opening scene a man is being hunted out of a town he’s been hiding in the forest floor. He works along side others coming across a home where the wife of the home owner takes pity on him and allows him to stay in a cabin on the property. The man kills off the gardener as to rep...

I'm a student and am trying to do a study on the features of TVs, video players, or set-top boxes that people loved the most and came very handy. I am also thinking about nice-to-have features that we would love to have when watching movies on our players. I have a list of few items like this, wh...

According to this question about Tangled, Rapunzel couldn't get her hair back. Then why is she shown with long hair in Ralph Breaks the Internet?

In Stranger Things Season 2, the young actors fought to use curse words, and in Kick-Ass Chloe Moretz admitted her parents gave her permission to swear as well. When the script is written and given to the children, do the parents read it and determine if it's okay for them to swear? Are the ch...