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Why did the story stop after The Dark Knight Rises?
Which got me wondering - why are most superhero movies taken in three parts irrespective of it being DC or Marvel ? (I know there are exceptions like Iron Man 4 but hey, if not for the popularity/lucrative re...
The movie night was somewhat a flop regarding participants. We had a lot of fun, but it was only me and Riker who were present at the time.
I‘ll maybe compile some chat logs later, but as we were only two, there is going to be a certain bias to it.
What I am wondering: 13 users who voted for G...
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Maybe it's a marketing or sales issue, but I see that Zendaya got more credits than Laurie Holler in Spider-Man: Homecoming, just check the movie's Wikipedia page and you will see it. Any reasons why? Because as far as I see, Liz Allen (character of Laurie Holler) has more lines and more scenes t...
In Blade Runner 2049, Officer K (Ryan Gosling) inserts his hand into a bee hive, and pulls it out covered with bees. Did they sting him, but he just doesn't react to pain? Or did the bees not sting him, and why?
How short can a story identification question be and still be reasonably answerable? For example:
Firemen set fires, burn books
Sex-changing time-traveller is his own mother and father
Columbus has radio, sails off the edge
Immortal shrunken ancestors stored on underground shelves
Giant space w...
There was this one movie I watched ages ago and here are the points of interest:
Necessary points of detail not related to any plot:
It was in colour
It was in English
The characters I believe were mostly caucasian
It was based in a dark world
I saw it early this decade (2010-2015 but I am sur...
