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In the Fantastic Beasts Crimes of Grindelwald Official Comic Con Trailer we see these:
Does anyone know what these are?
It was series about a girl who lives in a cold country maybe was US or Canada and travels to her boyfriend in australia throgh a secret gate in her room within just minutes. Anyone remember it? :p
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I have vague memories about this movie being filled with action, big guns and a lot of jumping on rooftops in the slums of a post-apocalyptic/post government-crash movie. The only thing separating the slums and the rich people were some wall or something like that.
I think the movie is relative...
I read a book when I was young that I remeber bits and pieces of, but cant remember the title.
The book starts off with a young woman's body being pulled from the water in a fisherman"s net. A storyteller on the boat begins to tell the story of a young boy. I think his name was Tim, but could b...
In "Alien: Covenant" the ship was heading to Origae-6.
After the neutrino blast and receiving the signal from Elizabeth Shaw the crew found out, that near theri position there is a planet, that is way much closer and more habitable than Origae-6.
Why this planet wasn't the original destination ...
I stumbled upon this fan-made image:
It got me wondering if Superman's urinal would really work. Can only one organ of Superman be made weak using Kryptonite or Red Sun rays? Only canonical answer please.
I'd like to have a crème brûlée in Paris, but without having to eat a whole meal at a restaurant.
However, this seems quite hard to get:
Bakeries and patisseries do not sell crème brûlée (at least none that I could find);
Restaurants only sell them as desserts, and it is not clear if you can j...
In Shrek 2, we see the Kingdom of Far Far Away, but as it turns out, King Harold is only "King" through marriage and that Queen Lillian is born in the Far Far Away Royal Family.
Because of that, under Lillian's rule, and Fiona's, if Shrek didn't reject it, wouldn't the place be called a Queendom?
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There's a story that I read at some point several years ago, but I can't remember when or where. My best guess is that it was either in an out of print book of older SF stories (probably 30+ years old) or it was an online post someplace (probably less than 10 years old).
The premise, as best as ...
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Ron and Hermione joined Neville, Seamus, and Dean the West Ham fan up in the top row. ... ...
I don't know how to parse the sentence correctly, hence I'm not sure what it means.
-- Excerpted from Harry Potter.
As title, seeking the title of a story I read in the mid 1970s. I'm fairly sure it was a novella in an anthology.
Plot details I can remember - I think main character's family name was Monk.
His father had apparently been killed when the space station he was aboard crashed on the Moon - it lat...
I'm not aware of a time limit to how long the symbiote can live without bonding with a human, what does it gain from doing so?
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In ~1990, ~1995 I saw a movie in TV, kind of thriller about person with telekinetic abilities. The only scene I remember is probably final one, gripping, in huge hangar? Some chemical substantion slowly moving down from the ceiling, forming a drop that is about to fall and to cause some great dis...
In the final season, there are several episodes which showcase the capabilities of the Night King and his army. These include from what we know already, the footsoldier wights, white walkers, giants, a dragon, and the Night King himself.
Westoros has been beaten down over the course of continuo...
For the sake of keeping things tidy, I will make this point clear. This question pertains to the short story, not the movie and not the TV series.
The prophylactic incarceration of criminals in The Minority Report is a truly fascinating concept. Obviously the morality or immorality of punishin...4
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