Anyone know the name of this movie? It is about a female space traveler with narcissistic personality disorder who scams her way into a captain position. However, her ruthless ways end up catching up to her, and when she is in trouble, she finds out she is left alone because none of the people s...

A story of Psychological Horror. The protagonist is a writer, he has already published 12 parts of his story about the unfaithful wife. Suddenly the main character of his story appears and requests the writer to end the story by killing his wife. The writer unwillingly accepts his request. Next d...

This an anime that looks like it's from the early 2000 to 2010 the polt is about using small cars like insects to fight they throw the car on the ground and the fight starts I remember the main character wearing a red Jacket and having a burnette And blonde hair His best friend had a purple/blue ...

It is not an infrequent trope in sci-fi shows for our protagonists to be struggling in their adventure, only to stumble across a seemingly nice self-sufficient society which they are welcomed into, but for it to be revealed later the society survives by cannibalising its own members/new recruits ...

Just before the face-off with Voldemort in HP Deathly Hallows, Harry loses the Resurrection Stone as it slips through his fingers. The Resurrection Stone slipped from between his numb fingers, and out of the corner of his eyes he saw his parents, Sirius, and Lupin vanish as he stepped forward in...

I watched this within the last fixe years, I think on Netflix. We get introduced to a hitman who is extremely talented, able to take down multiple targets without getting injured, and dodging shots before they're fired. Due to a combination of his talent and success rate, either he picks and choo...

The older, male, neighbor was key - Mr. ?somebody? actually started building the spaceship in his garage or a shed. One book might have been "Something in Outer Space"? Neighbor might have smoked a pipe, the spaceship might have resembled a go-cart. There were subsequent books. It was not the D...

The person he is talking to looks quite familiar, I think she appears in other MCU contexts as well.

Maxim #37 is "There is no "overkill". There is only "open fire" and "I need to reload." What does this mean?

I know that the Valley of the Jedi (or Valley of the Souls) was built by Johun Othone to memorialize the Jedi that gave their lives fighting the Sith in the Seventh Battle of Ruusan. According to the Wookieepedia article on Ruusan (emphasis mine): ...a Jedi Knight named Johun Othone petitioned t...

Mas Amedda: Senator Organa, the supreme Chancellor requests your presence at a special session of Congress. I will be there. Senator Organa: He'll be expecting you. Could be a trap. Obi-Wan: I don't think so. Before this scene, Obi-Wan believes that requesting all Jedi to return to the temple ...

Rumplestiltskin played a major role in making the daughter of a miller become a queen, by spinning the straw into gold for the king. The first time, the miller's daughter gave him her necklace in return. The second time, the maid gives Rumplestiltskin her ring. The third time, Rumplestiltskin ask...

I'm hoping someone can help me out because I don't remember a lot of details, but some time ago, this question on WB.SE reminded me of something I remember coming across (fairly sure it was a written story). What I remember is two parties living on different celestial bodies, one of which had dev...

As a tangent (and somewhat dependent on the answer) to my earlier question, "Where on Ruusan was the Valley of the Jedi constructed in relation to the detonated thought bomb?", after the detonation of the thought bomb which effectively ended the Seventh Battle of Ruusan, there was a physical remn...