In the scene stated as Morag 2014, we see Hawkeye and Black Widow take off on the Benetar. The scene is a replica of the opening scene from GotG I, where Quill lands on Morag to grab "the Power Orb", later to find out its the Power Stone. However, if I'm not mistaken, the Benetar doesnt even ex...

In the rebirthed Doctor Who, S03E02 'The Shakespeare Code', the Doctor and William Shakespeare manage to trap the three witch-like Carrionites in their crystal ball. The rest of the Carrionites and all the copies of 'Love's Labour's Won' were sucked back through the closing portal and as the Doc...

Clever scene in Endgame where future Tony arrives at Stark Tower right after the Battle of New York in Avengers 1. After dismissing everybody for posing too much, the Avengers head down to lobby in the elevator, telling Hulk to take the stairs. On his way down the stairs (Hulk: "(grrrr) SO M...

The movie is from the late 1950s or perhaps early 1960s that used to be in circulation on a channel out of Boston. The movie centred around these two scientist who are receiving transmission pulses from our space. It clever or perhaps I was just too young at the time to think it was bad. I thi...

Now that the doctor has a new 12 regenerations, the valeyard is inbetween his 12th and final regenerations, should we expect to see the valeyard now show up, technically he could continue to get another 12 regenerations and he would still be in betweens his 12th and final.

Since they found out that Vin was mistborn, they must have known at least one of her parents was an allomancer. However, in the throne hall when the Lord Ruler and Inquisitors faced Vin at least some of them (at least Kar) seemed to know that her father was the Lord Prelan. But how?

Aside from some references to the Jet Li film Black Mask based on the same character, in which he's simply a highly trained super soldier who can't feel pain, I can't find too much on the character in English. Does anyone know specifically the abilities, weaponry, skills and limits of this char...

On August 31, 2009, The Walt Disney Company announced a deal to acquire Marvel Entertainment for $4.24 billion... I know that Disney has acquired Marvel in 2009. But, why do they not display their logo in the start of the film? Not is there is any mention in credits, as I recall.

Is not Tyrell the head of the factory that produces countless slaves for a corrupt society, slaves for every possible utility from 'love' to war? Were not these slaves' lives blighted unto torture by the fact of their perceiving their lives to be complete, only for this completeness to be discove...

From The Two Towers, chapter 1, "The Departure of Boromir": Upon their shields [the orcs] bore a strange device: a small white hand in the centre of a black field; on the front of their iron helms was set an S-rune, wrought of some white metal. 'I have not seen these tokens before,' said...

I'm looking for the name of a novel. I listened to it in audio book form on cassette tapes in the early 2000s. This will be tough because I'm lacking a lot of details. The basics are that an alien lands on Earth. He is alone - a single traveler. He meets a male human friend soon after landing an...

Okay, so Thanos ultimate goal was to "Kill half of all livings things". But what I don't understand is, "Killing half of all living things" Lets say we have two planets with intelligent life and the population is exactly the same. You could theorize that "Killi...

In this question, Korra was apparently about 6 years old or so when the Order of the White Lotus discovered her and formally recoginsed her as the avatar. Before that, she was just living in the south pole with her water tribe parents. It's reasonable that she could have learned water bending f...

So the whole TV series was called the "Game of Thrones", implying that there was a game. Did Brandon Stark win the "Game of Thrones"?

I think I read this about 3-8 years ago as a book checked out from the library (unfortunately, that was long enough ago that it's not really feasible to check my history). The protagonists were, I think, a married couple off on a romantic honeymoon. Their hotel (bed and breakfast?) is part of a b...

I've been trying to remember the title for weeks now. Fantasy setting(of course). A bunch of gnomes have been enslaved and forced to transcribe books from some other world. Things happen, and the entire library's worth of gnomes excluding the mc are killed. Almost certain that either the title, ...

This was a book I read around 1994-1998. It was in my classroom at primary school, but I believe the teacher had brought it in from home (it was kept on the windowsill with other books belonging to the teacher that we could borrow, rather than in the library with the school's own selection of boo...

After watching both trailers for the upcoming movie The Rise of Skywalker, I am thinking that this movie may just be a rehash of the movie The Return of the Jedi. Here are the primary reasons why I think so: 1) At some point in the movie, the heroes are riding on a flying skiff out on a desert...

This has been bugging me for years. I watched this incredibly memorable animated film or series as a child in France in the 80s/90s and cannot find the name of it. It has a particularly haunting soundtrack that is unmistakable. It's very unique and doesn't match the style of animation I have seen...

There are singers singing in the song Hope by Michael Giacchino, taken from the Rogue One soundtrack. What are they singing?

The question is exactly how it sounds: is murder legal if it is for the purpose of profit in Ferengi culture? For most of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, the Ferengi culture is entirely based in profit, with the Rules of Acquisition serving as their constitution. I don't remember every rule, but I kn...