I have noticed that in Captain America: Civil War, Peter Parker's room is smaller, has a grey wallpaper, and twin beds, then in Spider-Man: Homecoming, he has a larger room, brighter lighting, still grey wallpaper, and a bunk bed, but in Spider-Man: Far from Home, his room is the same one that wa...

Wookipedia offers no explanation of this. Does anyone know what the light biots used by the Yuuzhan Vong were called? It's been a while since I read the books and don't want to dig through 20 books to find the name.

I watched a movie where some woman was being haunted by a demon. I think it appeared as a human man with a painted face. During a writing exercise of some kind, a teacher or professor tells the people present to write a letter to someone that has been troubling them and to do something with the l...

In the movie I watched, I think there was a man who is killing people at the behest of his mother's spirit, though I'm not sure on that part. There was a scene where a group of character communicate with this woman's spirit using dice. One person would ask her a question and then roll dice with l...

In the episode Welcome Back, Kara!, Supergirl explicitly states that the Fortress is the same one Kal-el uses, but from all visual indications it's clearly not. Her version is more decorated, more open and spacious, and prominently displays Kryptonian technology, whereas the set they use on Supe...

In the story of the children of Húrin, Beleg is granted a gift by King Thingol, and he asks for the sword Anglachel. Melian warns him of the evil of the sword, and says that it will not love the hand that it serves, and won't abide with him long. He chosoes it even so. But as Thingol turned the ...

Neville is standing in the river and Harry Potter is reading the book near the tree: Neville: Amazing. Amazing! Harry Potter: Neville. You're doing it again. Neville: Oh, right, sorry. What does "it" in "doing it" refer to?

In the Charlie Chaplin film Modern times, Charlie Chaplin's character works in a factory at an assembly line. He's standing in front of a conveyor belt. The belt carries objects that look like a thick rectangular metal plate, about 0.3 m long, with two big nuts sticking out from its top, and no...

I wonder on how the Kings of Gondor and Arnor in the Fourth Age should be numbered, in respect to former rulers and kinsmen. It is far more puzzling than one might think. Now reunited, how would a king be called who has the name of a former king of Arnor, but not of Gondor, and vice versa? E.g. ...

I'm looking for the title of a short story I read maybe ten or fifteen years ago. A time traveller decides to kill Hitler (don't they all?) but when he arrives in the past Hitler's bodyguards immediately recognise him as coming from the future but tell him that once he actually meets the man he'l...

In the final act of Avengers: Endgame, Tony Stark's Iron Man Mark 85 suit "absorbs" all 6 Infinity Stones, and then Tony Stark snaps.... My Question: What material was his Mark 85 suit made of, such that it was able to withhold the power of 6 Infinity Stones without disintegrating? In the Guardia...

I'm looking for a short sci-fi story about a time traveler from the past who is dragged to the present by 2 scientists. The scientists show him inventions from the modern day such as light-bulbs and electricity, cars and other marvels of the modern world. Eventually, he insists on going back to h...

In the Old Kingdom series by Garth Nix, the Nine Bright Shiners are powerful Free Magic spirits, essentially gods, that shaped the world in which the story takes place (and, it is implies, a few others). Of course, there were nine "Bright Shiners" in real life at the time the relevant books were ...

In the animated version of Trese, the titular character's bodyguards turn out to which is a fair explanation of their floating and ability to manifest weapons. The sock and buskin masks that they manifest whenever they fight were given to them by Trese's father. We know that the twins are capabl...

I read this book when I was a teenager that I can't remember the name of. Here are all of the details I can recall A kid on the cover wearing a metal gauntlet on his arm that extends up to his forearm. In the book, it has some function that shoots bb gun pellets or something similar. This might b...

Does anyone know the name of this reincarnation historical Korean manhwa (Joseon dynasty era) where the female lead is reincarnated as a 12 year old? In her previous life she was a traditional medicine doctor. It has around 12 chapters out right now. The first chapter shows her doing target pract...

Wookieepedia has again turned up empty. I know it's some kind of membrane thing that acts by expanding and contracting a hole. Does anyone know what it's called?

This is a book I read when I was growing up, so 80's timeframe, although I think it was older then. A group of scientists finds a way to access another dimension. It's described (I think) like turning a corner. Anyone who goes there shortly goes insane, unable to deal with what they see there. ...

I don't really remember how Barry got beat up by Zoom? Thanks.

I'm looking for the name of a movie that released in '80s or '90s. From what I remember of the plot it involved a young man who is a cop travelled back in time (I think to the 1800's) by putting a ring on of creature he was following. That creature from the past wrecked havoc in the cop's time. O...

I remember reading a short story, possibly online, approximately 8-10 years ago. The protagonist is sent undercover, possibly by the police or secret service, to investigate a cult living on an island. I think the island might have been off the coast of Scotland, and it might have been mentioned ...