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The movie has a group of people who either were exploring an island or another mysterious continent. At a point in the movie, I think their ship was damaged or was thrown around by either an extremely large monster/dinosaur (or maybe even Godzilla?) I think this scene happened on land or right ...
As'slamu Allekum ( Peace to you all)
since long I had watched a trailer of a Movie, of which I forgot the name. Points I remember are as so.
1 movie is set in future where it is not allowed to have more than 1 children
2. there is a man who is parent or guardian of 7 girls
3. only 1 girl is a...
In Superman Man of Steel, Jor-El goes to the Genesis chamber and steals the codex. Before he goes in, Kelex states,
Jor-EL: Can you see the codex?
Kelex: Its just beneath the central hub sir. But I am compelled to warn you, breaching the Genesis chamber is a Class-B crime punishable
by...
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The Triwizard Tournament was dangerous, hence the reason why it was cancelled and not run for many years.
So why did the school use real students for bait. Could they not have used Transfigured objects to look like the students? I am assuming that Professor McGonagall and Dumbledore would have t...
I read it in the 1980s. I'm pretty sure it was from an annual science fiction short story anthology compilation, probably from sometime in the mid 50s to mid 60s. It was written in English and nothing about the story read as though it was translated from another language.
The story was about a ...
I read this fairy tale when I was a kid, around 30 years ago. I've now tried searching for this story, checking the usual suspects (brothers Grimm and H.C.Andersen), but haven't found anything matching.
Here's the story:
Once upon a time there was a king of a small/poor kingdom, and he had thre...
After watching the series again, I still can't find the answer to the question, what happened to the original crew of the Destiny?
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My memory of this story is very thin indeed, but I’ll share what I remember, hoping two prominent points will serve as a sufficient lead to track it down.
It was in a SF digest or anthology in the mid- to late 90s. Read in New York City, but could have been written anywhere (but from what I reme...
We have the rare Star Trek/Stargate/MCU/Archer crossover question.
I have noticed the recurring expression "I will kill you where you stand".
The first is Worf in Star Trek: First Contact:
We also have Te'alc in Stargate SG-1:
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I remember reading a sci-fi story where astronauts visit a planet, which is covered in stationary aliens with mile long necks that filter feed from the atmosphere. In was published before 2000 and after 1960.
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In Konungs Skuggsjá it is speculated that there are precisely two of them.
From Laurence M. Larson's translation, The King's Mirror P. 125:
There is a fish not yet mentioned which it is scarcely advisable to
speak about on account of its size, which to most men will seem
incredible. The...
