So, there was this protagonist with a red monster, they captured monsters in a talisman and were able to travel through a mirror. I remember one chapter where a friend of the protagonist fell in love with a yellow monster that was a sort of jellyfish woman, anyone knows about it? This was like 7 ...

In The Matrix (1999), Mouse watches Neo's moves on a computer screen Mouse: Jeezus Keeerist! He's fast! Take a look at his neural-kinetics! They're way above normal! What are "Neural-kinetics"?

read the book in middle school so 2012ish. it was a small town but something happened to them and only some lived. the rest basically turned into zombies and they were “mapping” zombies that only walked around and appeared to be mapping everything. and then later on, possibly in the next book, th...

Star Trek: Picard Season 3 rather notably never showed the Enterprise-E. There was a line tossed in as to why, but it seemed to imply the audience should know the reference. GEORDI: And obviously, we can't use the Enterprise-E. WORF: That was not my fault! What happened to the ship?

The ship gets a whopping 30 seconds of screen time (if that) in Picard Season 3 before events take over. Major spoilers for Season 3 ahead

This might be a tricky one but I'll do my best. It's an American or British produced mid-90's TV show about teens aboard a spaceship facing different challenges every episode. I remember one particular episode that had a cute alien grow into a hungry and evil monster as an adult. The adult monste...

I think I read this as an ebook in English, within the last few years. The main character (not the only perspective character as I recall it) is a hired killer of some renown, and he was oddly musing to himself about how fame in the world of killing was odd, because you also wanted to be unrecogn...

There was this one cartoon that I can't remember the name to, but this is how it went: There were 4 kids, and they had some sort of magic talismans that would transport them to a digital world, and here they would fight in a war with troops on their side and the enemy side, and the villain had a ...

Was Picard always intended to have an interest in Shakespeare, or did this come along with Patrick Stewart? It's a huge part of his character, but was it always the plan?

The sign outside the Potters' ruined house in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows reads as follows: On this spot, on the night of 31 October 1981, Lily and James Potter lost their lives. Their son, Harry, remains the only wizard ever to have survived the Killing Curse. This house, invisible to ...

I remember a YouTube channel similar to "Cinema Sins" but for good points instead of bad ones. Now, I'm specifically not taking about "Cinema Wins", I found them and they are not the one I remember. I remember the movie The Matrix getting an extremely high score (for example, I remember them gett...

The question is pretty much the title. As bad as season two was, at the end we have a Borg queen that was a former friend of Picard (from season one), who rescues the galaxy or something (plots so bad not worth spoiler-tagging). Then in season 3 we have an entirely different villain, until the bi...