I have memories of reading a book or series around 1996 in England. It was, I think, set in England and involved some kids discovering a way to see the magical realm, which co-exists with the regular world. Being able to see it was conditional on something like holding a magical object. A key ma...

In Miraculous Ladybug, the Ladybug and Cat Miraculouses are supposed to be the strongest. We know this from the fact that, when combined, they give ultimate power, and from their fact that their kwami are the oldest and most fundamental (creation and destruction). This may even have been explicit...

There are three tiers in the Miraculous box. The Ladybug and the Cat correspond to Yin and Yang respectively. The bottom twelve correspond to the Chinese Zodiac. The middle five (Peacock, Bee, Butterfly, Fox, Turtle) correspond to the five classical Chinese elements. However, the colors in the...

In the Film, Fantastic Beasts and where to Find Them, Creedance, the Obscurial appears in the first shot as an invisible force causing destruction throughout the city. Then, later in the film, we see him attacking Mr. Shaw's son, as an invisible force, again. Then in the later shots, he is a grea...

So when I was a kid, I remember reading a book about a kid playing a popular videogame, except all over the world, ships are starting to appear less and less in the levels. At one point, he's restarting the game and the very first three easy ships appear, and send him a message with a picture of ...

Can anyone identify an alien/creature movie, made at least 8 years ago? I remember distinctly people in a waiting room, and when they’re called they are put into a room and killed and aliens are put inside them. The main character used smoke to put the alien people into a trance, and mentioned th...

In Series 11, Episode 1 of Doctor Who, entitled "The Woman Who Fell To Earth", there's a scene near the start with Ryan holding an object. Here's a screen clip. (Apologies for the low quality. Here's a link to the episode from a google search. Have a look between 3:07 and 3:17.) In the scene, ...

I used to watch a science fiction series about a young boy and his sister (named ROM). They were taken to a Utopia place where they were obliged to take injections to make them always smiling but the brother run away and tries to save his sister. The brother has a protecting angel.

In Justice League (2017) movie, just after Superman became alive again and he knocked all other Justice League members, he and Batman had this conversation: Superman: You did this! Batman: I had to. Superman: You won't let me live, you won't let me die. It shows that Superman some...

Watching the Harry Potter films you gradually see Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint get older as if matching to the year they are in Hogwarts. For filming, were the ages of the students a factor? I.e. filming of at least the first 4 films each had to be done within a year so that wi...

I read a story about an immortal-warrior man who served the Sun God and fell in love with the Sun God's daughter. I believe the book was published in the 00's. I also remember the cosmos being mentioned in the book. Also, the main character, the girl, was reincarnated a couple of times and she re...

Near to the end of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, when Dobby is set free through Harry's trick of hiding one of his socks in Tom Riddle's diary that Lucius Malfoy then gave to Dobby, Lucius gets quite angry at Harry for tricking him in setting Dobby free and pulls out his wand to attack...

Back in 2013, when promoting the upcoming X-Men: Days of Future Past movie, the commercial team released a trailer for a "mutant conspiracy" around JFK's assassination. They followed up with a full-fledged article titled "The Bent Bullet Report", which narrated ...

I remember watching a tv series back in 2008-2009 where theres a group of young girls and boys. They fight monster that come to the city and that comes in their way. I kinda remember the name as Monster Warriors , but I can't find the tv series. I remember there was an episode of it where there ...

The ending was really complicated for those who didn’t read the book I think! Can someone please explain these three for me: (I read the book parts in another answer) 1- Childermass looked behind him in confusion. There was no one there. Just the wind blowing across the snowy tussocks. What did ...

Every time at the end , megatron fails but optimus wins...why? If megatron know he is no match to optimus then why did he fight against him? Instead of every time megatron attack earth and fails ,he could go around the universe and find some other power that could defeat optimus or he should acc...

A large part of Seven of Nine's story is her attempt to become human again. Why then, do they continue to refer to her as Seven of Nine? At some point they learn her real name, Annika Hansen. I can understand when she is confronting the Borg Queen, the Queen may refuse to call her by her real...

I am thinking of writing a script for a film. For couple of reasons(cost being one of them), I want to avoid CGI as much as possible. What are some useful super powers I can provide my characters which doesn't require CGI to portray that power in a film.

I think the series has some serious ambiguity for those who didn’t read the book! Who are John Uskglass and the Raven King?(in the series they said they are two different person) What they want? Are they good men or not?

In Shrek the Musical, Farquaad just says: My momma was a princess Who left her crown behind. The Shrek Wiki says she was Princess of Duloc, but the Mirror only said “You can be King by marrying a Princess,” to Farquaad, so does that really apply to the Princess’s parents i.e. Farquaad’s matern...

Science fiction novel where humans were like gods. They had multiple personalities that they called "daemons" or something similar. Main character was a bit of a fop, but reportedly brilliant. He got kidnapped and some of of his daemons developed in a subconscious way to be significantly gritt...

We're looking for biographical information about Terence Haile, the author of the science-fiction book "The Space Train". It's a very bad book, but we are trying to clear the copyright to turn it into an ebook nonetheless! Unfortunately, Google and Wikipedia are silent on the topic of his biogra...

I've been watching the "original" Lost in Space (1965), "rediscovering" it having only vague memories of watching it in its original run. At the start of the first broadcast episode (not referring to the unaired pilot which I haven't seen), pre-launch "news coverage" tours the Jupiter 2, showing ...

I remember this story being told to me about this alien race that observed this planet and it’s intelligent life. They find out that the planet will soon die due to the sun or something and want to send a rescue mission to save the people. Turns out the people have already figured this out and s...