Continuing my series of hard-to-answer video game question... One of my favorite fantasy video games when I was young was The Immortal. Wikipedia describes it as "an isometric action-adventure dark fantasy video game." It includes a combination of action, RPG, and puzzle elements, along with a...

Universal Soldier was a 1992 action film, directed by Roland Emmerich and starring Jean-Claude Van Damme and Dolph Lundgren as two men who died as Vietnam, only to be resurrected as brainwashed super-soldiers, controlled by drugs and cybernetic implants. Like RoboCop from a few years earlier, th...

I've read that Azog swore an allegiance to Sauron to destroy the line of Durin. Which implies that Sauron was the one who wanted the Durin line wiped out. Like it was some part of a larger plan to regain control of Middle Earth. However I have also read that during the battle, Azog swore an oath ...

In Dark Phoenix (2019), After Jean faints Scott with her hands, Vuk meets Jones: Vuk: So this is all that's left of the D'Bari Empire? Jones: Greetings, Vuk. Have you learned their language? Vuk: With ease. Why didn't Jones answered Vuk's question?

I like watching 40k Theories videos on YouTube and they regularely look into Space Marines Chapters, recently the White Templars. One recurring thing that comes up: from an unknown Founding and from an unknown Source (i.e., the Primarch is unknown). How comes that it is not known anymore in which...

As in the header, I remember very little about this book or series Some guy who is a key leader, either Earth Government or a corporation or a power bloc. There was a space trading element but I really can't remember anything about that. I don't think this person was the main character. The ke...

Question pretty much covers it but we see no other Red Zabraks specifically the Nightbrothers on Dathomir throughout the Clone Wars and Star Wars.

The Edo were described as a pre-warp civilization. So, wasn't this a violation of First Contact regulations? Rimmick brings up the Edo incident in the episode Coming of Age. But his charges were just about how Picard interfered with the government, to rescue Wesley. It seems the Enterprise shou...

I saw it in a Reddit comment a few years ago and I don't know if it was written originally by the commenter or if it came from somewhere. Basically, humans in the distant future after some apocalypse-level event see the Voyager with the original NASA Golden Record crash into Earth, and think it's...

I've heard different opinions about whether ST: Starfleet Academy is considered canon or not. Assuming that it is, which of the series of events is the canon version? For example, did David Forester defeat the Kobayashi Maru? Did he command the Enterprise in its encounter with the Meclanti?

The Predator franchise has a long history of hunting deadly creatures which can defend themselves, including the Xenomorphs, and humans. On several occasions, we see Predators [Yujta] present humans with weapons or "trophies" after surviving a hunt, or killing worthy opponents in combat. The 2018...

In Star Trek the original series Enterprise visited the past in two episodes , Tomorrow is Yesterday (when the crew were thrown back in time to Earth during the 1960's by the effects of a high-gravity "black star") and in Assignment: Earth. In the latter episode the crew were engaged in "historic...

A few years ago, I read a novel in which an entity lived within the Internet and radio signals, and could completely take control of all electronic devices that accessed either of those. It was at one point able to take control of a person's mind through a bluetooth headset. The entity decided to...