In the movie one of the kid's parents either rent or own a private jet, and while they're in the cockpit trying to taxi the jet around without anyone else they accidentally take off while avoiding a crash with other plane. It's kid's movie, probably made for TV considering I can't find it anywher...
When the people run riot at General Lamarque's funeral and when the people man the barricades a few of them are waving red flags.
I assume the flag is a symbol of the revolution.
Is there something special about the color red? Has it anything to do with the red part of the French tricolour?
Chuck Cunningham Syndrome refers to when a character simply disappears with no explanation and is treated in later episodes as if they never existed.
I was wondering if there was a term, maybe "Sondra Huxtable Syndrome", for characters who just appear with no explanation?
Hi friends, There is a bollywood movie Johnny Gaddar and in the opening scene it is said that it is dedicated to James Hadley Chase. So is there a possibilty that the movie is based on anny of his stories plot? Can I ask it as a question? Wiki says While the story is not based on any of James Hadley Chase's novels, it does follow a similar plot line. So asking this question would be on-topic?
I am trying to find a movie for my father based on his description of a single scene. I hope you can help me. He's been trying to find this movie for years.
The scene is: the female lead is standing in a school hallway with coathooks lining either side. As she stands there, her bag comes sliding...
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In the sequel the Ghostbusters discover a river of pink slime underneath Manhattan. The slime reacts to emotions, positive or negative, and can therefore be used for good or bad.
Initially I thought the movie's villain, Vigo the Carpathian, was somehow responsible for the slime's cre...
When the people run riot at General Lamarque's funeral and when the people man the barricades a few of them are waving red flags.
I assume the flag is a symbol of the revolution.
Is there something special about the color red? Has it anything to do with the red part of the French tricolour?
Chuck Cunningham Syndrome refers to when a character simply disappears with no explanation and is treated in later episodes as if they never existed.
I was wondering if there was a term, maybe "Sondra Huxtable Syndrome", for characters who just appear with no explanation?
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In the sequel the Ghostbusters discover a river of pink slime underneath Manhattan. The slime reacts to emotions, positive or negative, and can therefore be used for good or bad.
Initially I thought the movie's villain, Vigo the Carpathian, was somehow responsible for the slime's cre...
