While watching the credits for Avengers: Endgame, I noticed However, I don't remember seeing the latter in the film. The Marvel Cinematic Universe wiki also says that he's in the movie. Did I miss something? I know there isn't much to this question, but I'm just wondering.

Are there any good clean movies about aliens. I've been looking for some, using wikipedia's list and imdb.

In Game of Thrones S08E03, when Arya meets Arya says she was right that Brown eyes are pretty common but do we know anyone with green eyes that Arya has shut forever?

We have a super-mario-brothers tag that seems like it would be used for questions about the Super Mario Bros. series. However, this tag is not used just for that specific series within the Mario franchise: There's a question about Super Mario Galaxy on it, which, while part of the greater Mario ...

Contains spoilers on S08E03 (please edit the title too if necessary, I don't know what would be appropriate here):

How wide are the shoulders of silver the hedgehog when doing a jump in crimson crater located near the beginning of the track about 900 metres from the start? I'd like to know in Egyptian hieroglyphs the length of Silver the hedgehog in shoulder to shoulder distance.

Looking for a book from the 80-90s. Earth has been infected by alien life forms, sort of seeded. The planet has been transformed, and a group of humans are fighting it, I believe they were a military hold over. There was a lot of sexual inuendo, with the characters having to traverse through a gi...

I still don't understand what exactly he was hoping to accomplish during that scene where Theon fights to protect him, because it looked like nothing of any major significance happened besides warging into a flock of birds for a minute and then tapping back in.

(The whole question is pretty much spoilers)

In the books and somewhat in the show it was referred about Azor Ahai being prophesied. But in the latest episode (S08E03) we see Arya killing the Knight King. But in a past question we discuss all possible candidate but nobody thought about Arya. Does she even fulfill the prophecy? If she does h...

After the events of Endgame, it is established that all stones are reduced to atoms. So, there is no way to get back any of the infinity stones. So, as the ancient one said during the movie; Current reality is more open to dark forces threats than ever. What do you think Doctor strange is gonna...

Given the multiverse nature in Marvel, where each action spawns a new timeline/universe. Is it possible to recruit 1000 Iron Man from other timelines to fight against Thanos in a certain timeline? If that's the case, then there are certain timelines where Thanos win, and certain timelines where ...

This is like a scene from The Gifted One (1989) but this was a child. Also, it may have been an episode of the X-files

I'm mainly talking here about any named characters we know that died in the episode. I was trying to pay attention to see who died but it was so damn dark that I probably missed who and when. Those that I can remember seeing are: I think there were others and I can't remember if some did die o...

This is NOT a duplicate of: What is the MCU film "Critical Path" to get proper backstory before watching Avengers: Endgame? ("Contextual backstory" is different from "they visit it, or visually call it out") Is there any particular order in which one should watch the movies of Marvel Cinematic ...

The real question is, did SHIELD know it was for that specific result - the light speed engine? Or was this secretly a Mar-Vell project, or, a Kree project? What did SHIELD think it was about? Was it simply about knowing more about the Tesseract? Or...was it more about weaponizing it (as Dr. Zo...

In the Long Night, the Night king's dragon tore at the one Jon Snow rides (Rhaegal), He falls off of it and we don't see the dragon anymore, is it dead?

Major spoilers for S08E03. Towards the end of the episode, we see that the We see that the latter simply sits in his wheelchair, looking the former in the eyes and doesn't even lift a finger, when It seems pretty obvious that Bran couldn't defend himself against anyone, We do know that h...

I'm just watching 'The Search' where a treaty is apparently being signed with the Dominion. What was the first clue that things weren't right? For me, this was when 'Nechayev' called Sisko 'Benjamin'. She knows Picard better, but she'd never call him 'Jean-Luc'!

Which named characters died at the Battle of Winterfell (Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 3)? Some deaths were obvious, but I am not sure about defenders on the wall and many others: Could you please provide a complete list?

When MCU teased Adam in the end of GOTG vol 2, I was sure that he will play an important role to defeat Thanos but haven't heard of that guy since then. I thought I would see him the Endgame but they didn't show him.

Present Thor and Rocket go to Asgard to get the Reality Stone, Then Present Thor says that his mother is going to die today, then meets his mother and he gets his hammer and goes to future. What was Past Thor doing at that time? He needs his hammer that day to fight with dark-elves right?

In Game of Thrones, everyone who watched the S0803 episode noticed one thing, the episode was so freaking dark, it was almost impossible to see anything. Audiences were left confused as all hell because the screen was so dark. It was next to impossible to tell who was fighting, who just died ...

At the end of Captain Marvel, we find out that the reason Danvers's powers are so strong is that However, early on in Avengers: Endgame, At first glance, it appears that this should have depowered Captain Marvel, before she was ever even able to make it to the first fight scene she took par...

The Ancient One explains: As we know, post Avengers: Endgame, What does this mean for the flow of time? In particular,

In another post on Game of Thrones, it is already discussed that Viserion's breath is a sort of fire. And we have already seen that it is a quite powerful fire as it can destroy a mighty wall and later on, it sort of melts the walls of Winterfell. But in episode 3 of season 8, we also see that i...

How does Thanos travel to future using nebula's beacon? Does he have people experienced in quantum physics or has some magic stone/ equipment which can enable time travel of such a large scale army.

Okay, so I've been researching on the site, but apparently this question hasn't been asked. Throughout the book series, we only see the british position on the Unforgivable Curses; the movies show that apparently, those three spells are unforgivable in the USA too. Have all countries made thos...

comedy story starts with a prince living under the shadow of his older brother, the crown prince, who is portrayed as a dumb jock the prince ran away to save the princess from a dragon theres a old frail merlin character who drank a potion and became beefy, commenting something along the line...

I understand that Captain America returns the Infinity Stones at the end of Avengers: Endgame to allow the original MCU timeline to continue. My question is, how does Thanos retrieve the Soul Stone the second time round without Gamora? I am making the assumption that 2014 Gamora does not not exi...

The Endgame has given us a huge "sigh of relief" when Cap lifted Mjölnir. But as we know from Thor Ragnarok that Mjölnir was just a way for Thor to channel his power of lightning. I repeat "THOR's" power, because he is the god of lightning So how did Captain America generate lightning bolts ...

Near the end of Avengers: Endgame, Hawkeye just Does he have other super powers aside from quick reflexes? I don't see how he came away from that without just a bit of dust on him.

I have been trying to quote the sci-fi short story about the world in which people live in different time streams - some of them are slow, others extremely fast - to the former ones the fast people resemble just a blur, the slow ones seems to be frozen when looked upon by the latter. I want to qu...

After Avengers: Endgame, the Infinity Stones are destroyed and therefore no longer exist in the universe. How does that fit into the Ancient One's explanation that the stones MUST exist in the universe without it falling apart?

At around 25 minutes into Game of Thrones S08E03 Jon Snow and his dragon (Rhaegal) were resting on the wall of Winterfell when he could have been burning the army of the dead whom the living were fighting and struggling against. Or most importantly, he could have lit up the trench. Why wasn't he...

Is Jon Snow's direwolf Ghost dead? Do we know what happend to him in Game of Thrones S08E03 after he ran along with the Dothraki into the dead horde?

In Game of Thrones S8 E3, there weren't any scenes where we heard Jon say "Dracarys" and set things on fire, so the question. There was this one scene 15 minutes into the episode where both the dragons sent the dead on fire... but apart from that one scene there weren't any scenes where Jon stepp...

I thought that normal people couldn't handle the infinity stones without something to control there power? The main scene that drives this home for me is the end of Guardians of the Galaxy, where Peter Quill can barely hold one Infinity Stone but in Endgame they treat them as just stones that an...

Melisandre came from Asshai to serve Lord Stannis. We were told that she did it because she believed he was the Azor Ahai who'd save the humanity by slaying the encroaching darkness. She even forged (a fake) Lightbringer for him, the heroes' sword which presumably the last Azor Ahai used to bring...

In S8E3 of Game of Thrones, Jon unsuccessfully tries to stop Daenerys from leaving the mountain they are perched on as they watch the Dothraki get chewed up by the undead hordes. In the "Inside the Episode" after, one of the writers states that "the plan" begins to unravel when Daenerys takes off...

I have a question since I watched Avengers: Endgame a few days ago. When the Avengers go to the past, they say they have 1 Pym particle flask each, that let them travel just 2 times: one to the past, and one back to the present. When Nebula goes to the past and is captured by the Nebula and Than...

What is Bran/Three-Eyed Raven doing in Game of Thrones S08E03 when he goes into GreenSight? Is he spying on the Night King or is he providing insights into the battle or is he searching for some key information which he has to communicate to the rest of the cast?

In Game of Thrones S8E3, Arya fiercely kills a way lot of wights after which she has to escape from them and enter the library. In the library Arya seems pretty shaken and also not as brave as she usually is. There were around 10 wights or so in the library all of whom she would be able to kill e...

Essentially all spoilers for Avengers: Endgame: In the 2018 battle where Thanos acquires the Time Stone, we have Thanos vs. Iron Man, Dr. Strange, Star-Lord, Nebula, Spider-Man and Mantis. We are led to believe that the only reason they are unable to beat Thanos is because Quill loses his cool...

This question will be spoiling key plot details from the prequel novel Halo: Contact Harvest, as well as some story elements from the Halo video game trilogy. First, a little background. Contact Harvest takes place a few decades before the events of the main Halo trilogy. At this point in the t...

If we look at other fights between starships in any other Star Trek series we see that battles between starships usually last (if both are set on destroying each other) about two minutes at most. Yet in Discovery we see that the two ships are fighting on for like 30 minutes. Also to keep in min...

Arya is a skilled assassin, master of stealth and whatnot. However, the area around Bran is mostly clear as shown in earlier scenes. They must have seen something rushing to their leader. Why did they decide to stay silent?

According to the comics, the Hulk has very fast regeneration abilities similar to Deadpool. Why hasn't it regenerated back yet, or even partially regenerated?

I'm looking for a feghoot or shaggy dog story, either by Isaac Asimov or in an collection edited by Asimov, about the poor dependability of inter-dimensional mail. The story ends with a guy having a "stumpy, sulfur trussed antelope" in front of him, while a "stomped 'sylph' addressed cantaloupe"...

Why did the Hound comply with Beric and decide to help Arya, when Beric pointed at Arya as she was fighting a lot of the dead? Did the Hound know his role? Did the lord of light tell him something about this situation? or Did he feel bad for Arya and he decided to help her? Or Is he sticking to...

In the most recent implementation of this technology in a movie, I felt it's inevitable for the plot to go the protagonists way, since they can go back in time and do anything they want. Plus if time traveling is possible in the MCU why didn't another advanced Alien Civilization have it first bef...

I'm asking about the MCU version of Thanos, but I'll accept answers sourced from the comics if no MCU answer is available (which I think is likely). Thanos comes from the planet Titan. We see in Infinity War that Titan was destroyed, presumably in a resource-driven civil war previously predicte...

I remember reading a short story in a collection last year about a woman who goes to space to teach aliens about christianity. She ended up fighting against a fellow missionary and his (tribe). She had to learn their language, she got pregnant at the end.

I saw Captain Marvel a few days ago, and I found it surprisingly preoccupied with the female-ness of the characters. Then I saw Avengers Endgame, which included an odd moment in which we track across all of the female characters, a moment that seemed intended to elicit cheers from some part of th...

At the end of Avengers: Endgame, was Hulk present at the funeral of I don't remember his fate. Has he gone off somewhere in mourning for

In Infinity War, why did he even let Thanos snap in the first place by letting half of them die and even giving away the Time Stone in the process only to later be reverse snapped back into existence? The Time Stone doesn't exist anymore either. So what will the Sorcerer Supreme guard now? Doct...

I don't really understand why they had the second line using trebuchets and catapults instead of the last line next to the wall, so they could continue to fire. Feels like it closes down the retreat path having them close to the wall but I don't know. Maybe someone can explain?

Trying to keep the question as spoiler-free as possible, thus the generic wording. So, in The Long Night, at the end, we see Melisandre It makes little sense to me that she would do that after managing to survive through the whole battle. She did told Seaworth that she was going to die, when ...

I was always confused with this character (Melisandre) and was never sure about the purpose she was serving in the show. It seems to me that she had been always serving the Lord Of Light. That's why she had so many visions in flames all this time and had some sort of superpowers. However,she made...

Does the Tardis contain time lord regeneration energy? In Dr who badwolf Rose Tyler looks into the Tardis and the tardis inside was yellow. https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSTPlJIvoPmlPT-xtVGYxtQvgGXb1KBHND--kEEG4apIKbkKtK24Q Is that apart of time lord regeneration powers?

I have just started watching Star Trek: The Animated Series and was wondering if any of the stories come from unused scripts from TOS? So far it is as fun and camp as the TV show and the few episodes I have seen certainly fit with the original.

I am not sure how this plays out in the books as I haven't read them, but I just watched the last episode of GoT and it went down like this: Arya gave her dagger to Sansa at the beginning of the episode before Sansa made her way to the cript. A whole lot of shit went down. Arya finds out she i...

In GoT s8 ep3 when Jorah is fatally (?) stabbed defending Daenerys, does the dragon glass blade snap? Rematches it a few times now and can't tell if the full blade is there when pulled out. If not, does that mean Jorah can come back as the new Night's King?

In the S08E03 episode of Game of Thrones, we see Daenerys on her dragon standing against the and the dragon throws flames at them. This character survives without harm (even smiling a little). How is that possible?

In Game of Thrones S08E03 the Night King threw a spear at Daenerys after she unsuccessfully tried Dragon Fire on him. When the spear heads towards Daenerys, we can hear a reaction sound from her, but later she was shown unhurt and the spear was never shown. Even the Night King smirked after t...

The whole point of building a castle is that it is an excellent defensive stronghold: the attackers need to climb walls, and the defenders have the high ground and can defend very efficiently using archers, oil, etc. So what is the reason why the army of the living lined up just outside Winterfe...

At the very end of Avengers: Endgame, we see a scene that has the feeling of an epilogue. The camera starts on a suburban street. A red car from the 1940's (which looks brand new) drives by. The camera moves up to a house that has a somewhat-overgrown yard, with untrimmed plants, a few of which a...