I vaguely remember watching a movie back in the 90s (I think) where the devil impregnates a woman. She then kills herself with glass on a balcony. If I remember correctly he was the typical red beast you would usually see him portrayed as.

I am looking for book that has a black dragon falling for a red head human girl after she is almost killed after running away from her evil brother's men who want to marry her off to the enemy. It is here after fighting off some of her brother's men that she is wounded and about to die when she i...

A saw a link today to the classic Star Wars droids anti-smoking public service announcement. It looks like C-3PO and R2-D2 are in warehouse or storage area filled with large, probably obsolete power electronics. However, the many of the devices, lined up in rows,...

Early on in Revenge of the Sith, Obi-Wan and Anakin are flying a half-burned spaceship: Obi-Wan: Five thousand. Fire ships on the left and the right. Pilot: We'll take you in. (Pilot sprays water on spaceship) OBI-WAN: Copy that. What does "take you in" mean?

This is probably a rumor, but I can't get it out of my head now that I've heard it. What I heard was that Rogue One initially made Jyn and Cassian's relationship romantic in nature, having them share a kiss on the beach. However, they apparently cut out this scene, preferring to keep the nature ...

I'm looking for the title of a science fiction book of the 80s (I think) about an good alien who came to Earth chasing a hostile race of reptilian aliens. I'm not sure but I think his name was Akor. This Akor guy could create unlimited copies of himself. And a bloody fight happens between multipl...

How was she able to reach there without being noticed? Klingons should have noticed a ship near the planet.

There's a book I read in the late '90s that I'm trying to remember. Definitely in it The scene I remember very vividly is one of the aliens telling the point of view character (a kid, I think) that it would be ruder to call it "he" or "she" than to call it "it". Probably in it I think the aliens ...

The entire plot of Shrek 2 was the Fairy Godmother getting Charming together with Fiona even though they weren’t each other’s true loves. However, Shrek was Fiona’s true love, obviously, and, as seen in Shrek the Third. Rapunzel was Charming’s true love. So was Rapunzel set up with a Prince she d...

A man goes around finding kids and adults with magic stones. One of the kids is like twelve, but is built like a grown man, and is super strong, and has a blue gem inside of him. Another person has a green gem, I think, and is in a wheelchair; he has telekenisis.

The main character is a powerful mage in his game and he got isekai, I only remember some details as his name was Marion or Marian. He was summoned in the middle of the forest. There was also a snow mountain. He also used his skill to analyse the environment (leaves, etc) around him.

The basilisk venom is one of the few things that can destroy Horcruxes. In Harry's encounter with Tom Riddle, he ends up getting bitten by his basilisk which should've destroyed Voldemort's piece in Harry which ends up becoming a big plot twist in later books. Therefore, the venom should've destr...

In the final battle of the FPS game Cryostasis, the player seems to compete with Chronos to kill more zombies. How does it fit in with the overall game plot?

Looking for the title of a book that I read in the late '80s or early '90s. It was about a young woman who was a warrior and a princess with magic. She wore her hair in braids. She was accompanied by a magical cat that she carried in a bag. The cat could speak to her and one time shapeshifted i...

I read part of this book in the 1980s, so it is at least that old. The story was based on 13 WWII black Sherman tanks abandoned in a field somewhere that had their hatches welded shut (and I believe they had a crucifix on the hatch as well). Years after the war, people open the hatches and find...

So, obviously this question is regarding technology that is only theoretically possible at this point in time, but as a science fiction lover I have always wondered about this one concept - if during a warp, a spacecraft is considered "stationary" in space, with space time moving around it to bri...