The scene is a fancy place where the mother of one of the main characters (I am not sure of details, I only saw this clip after reading about it) and maybe his school friend are eating when the French Milice ask to see one old man's papers and upon discovering he is Jewish, tell him very nastily ...
I'm trying to find a Japanese film I watched on television about 8 or so years ago, which may have been a stand-alone film or a compilation of short films.
I don't remember a lot about the details of it but each short film was quite different in style and tone.
There was one story about a young m...
When Gittes, Noah Cross, and Claude Mulvihill arrive in Chinatown to meet Evelyn, the police is already there. How did Escobar know where Evelyn was hidden?
I asked a question about a scene in a movie that not only takes place during ww2 in Vichy France but also ww2 and the persecution of Jews are absolutely central to the film which is Au Revoir Les Enfants.
I believe that the ww2 tag, which is surprisingly to me new, belongs not just on my question...
My sister found out that one of her student's dad is Henry Thomas (a.k.a. Elliot from E.T.). At parent-teacher conferences, I told her to call him Elliot in E.T.'s voice. Hehehehe!!
Of course, he's also in my brother in law's favorite movie, Legends of the Fall
In the opening scene of the 1980 film, Caddyshack, we see the Noonan household and are introduced to Danny Noonan, one of the main characters in the film. Mrs. Noonan (Danny's mother) is walking through the family home waking up all of her children. There are several children coming out of diff...
@steelersquirrel Amy, I know you're going to flip out and think I'm scolding you. But really, I considered the question you asked 4 years ago the last question you ever asked here. Which is sad, because I love you. But then you ask one and immediately flip out at a comment saying you're never coming back again. I really don't know how to react to this.
What makes you think so? He made a comment that is absolutely fine, you might not agree with it or he might be wrong. But that doesn't make him a troll.
@steelersquirrel The same thing that was always going on. Nothing changed, you're just out of the loop and Slack slams it at you how the trivia close-vote sucks. But yes, we know and we are working on it.
@steelersquirrel You mean the comments that simply called a user a troll like you did? Yes, they were, because that's really not a kind thing to do.
@NapoleonWilson OMG, Chris. How do you know what slack does and doesn't do? It has nothing to do with slack. I just don't understand why it has changed, that's all
@NapoleonWilson Oh, come on, now. No, they weren't. You just deleted it because it was Skooba, just admit it.
@steelersquirrel Then why is it that a question from you immediately calls the SciFi people into action? Anyway, yes, the trivia close-reason has its problems and we're working on a solution,´.
@steelersquirrel No, it really wasn't a kind comment. But his wasn't really the worst. The next comment actually called the guy a troll and I thought you meant that.
@NapoleonWilson I asked SF&F to review my question because nobody else was around to do so. I asked in here and nobody responded. They would have seen the question anyways, regardless if I asked them to look at it or not
@NapoleonWilson I was just talking about Skooba's comment
He's right...what business is it of that guys if I want to know the answer to that question?
But, and sorry to reiterate this or make this kind of a serious or scolding chat (your e-mail adress doesn't work anymore, whatchagonnado), but it's really difficult when you come here every 3 months only to say how everything sucks. That is indeed not "fun" and it puts me in a difficult situation because whatever I say about it is going to offend you. I kind of need to walk on eggshells while ignoring the uncomfortable atmosphere in the room.
I want this to be fun, too. And I know it can be because above all these complaints about the site's inadvertent decline, you still are a funny squirrel.
@steelersquirrel Adding some motivation into the question helps make it better. It shows how it adds to the appreciation of the film and why we all should care about it. That isn't a bad thing, no matter if we have a trivia close-reason or not.
@NapoleonWilson Wut? You don't have to walk on eggshells at all and my email address still works! I just get frustrated when I see bad questions most of the time. Valuable contributors like Walt have left and it's frustrating to me. I just come in here to vent about it
@steelersquirrel Well, Walt's departure was probably due to banning ID and you know I'll never say this was a bad thing. ;-) But yes, it's unfortunate it basically stopped his answers. But the times they are a changin'.
@steelersquirrel That was a change for the better. For the much better. You want to know what questions you'd see on the site except for beloved trivia questions otherwise?
Yes. That's the last I have heard of him. Maybe he's homeless now. lol
@AnkitSharma Agreed. Unfortunately, the question was closed :'(
I have too much time on my hands today since I'm on vacation. lol
I got up at 5am to go to the pool, I watched one of the ankle biters and traumatized her by watching The Last Unicorn with her and now it's only 1:53pm and I don't have anything left to do for the day. lol
When Gittes, Noah Cross, and Claude Mulvihill arrive in Chinatown to meet Evelyn, the police is already there. How did Escobar know where Evelyn was hidden?
In the opening scene of the 1980 film, Caddyshack, we see the Noonan household and are introduced to Danny Noonan, one of the main characters in the film. Mrs. Noonan (Danny's mother) is walking through the family home waking up all of her children. There are several children coming out of diff...
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