Okay so I honestly don't remember a lot of the details because I read this book about 23 years ago. I have no idea whether it was a new series at the time or not. I do distinctly remember it was a fantasy series and was sad I couldn't finish when my family moved. I do remember there was some kind...

I once saw a movie where I remember the protagonists entering paintings and interacting with the characters in them, specifically Botticelli's "La Primavera," interacting with the women in the orchard, and also the "Lion of St. Mark" painting, being flown on the back of the lion through Venice? I...

Amazon Prime just released a new major show called The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. We already have rings-of-power as a tag, referring to the in-universe objects of the same name, with over 100 questions. What tag should we use for questions about the new show? Should we remove the tag ...

Early 2000s sci-fi show, maybe late 1990s. A teenage boy and his friend, I think she was a black or Spanish girl. The boy ends up going to another planet or dimension. I think he was looking for his father. The ruler of this world has the power to transform his arms and body parts into weapons. T...

Some kids, like early teens, were on a ship and it was something with aliens or something, but it was this forest they were in one time and it was like hella foggy. But one of the girls had like red or ash blonde hair or something, and they were keeping one of the little alien things as a pet or ...

It is well known that Superman loses his powers under a red sun. However, a big plot point of the 1966 cartoon "The Spy from Outer Space" from the Adventures of Superboy, is Krypto being able to save Superboy when they travel to a system with a red sun. How come Krypto's super powers weren't affe...

The story itself is just your average "hero defeats the demon lord" who is reincarnated by said demon lord into the future. He ends up reincarnated as a loser noble, but the specifics are things like that this new body of his wasn't fully aware of himself and just bided his days, while his "genius"...

The episode I recall opens at this lady's cabin/house by a lake. She is in the water with a guy. A bunch of fog starts in the water. Having sex with men kills them. She thinks maybe this time is different, but it isn't. Then she is just bitter and doesn't care. Maybe her mom tries to talk to her ...

I don't remember a lot of details about the series, but one of the more notable things were that there were these symbols that would be put on people and through a sort of magic, an aspect about them would be taken and put onto someone else. As an example, it might be a symbol of strength which w...

From what I recall of the show its aliens or something invading the earth from space I assume as I remember them having space battles with the mech in latter episodes. The main character was a teenager student who ended up piloting the mech because it landed near him during the invasion, I feel l...

Contemporary time period. At the start, the crew is being launched (by NASA?) to rendezvous with a comet. An X15 is launched at the same time to try to stop them, but fails. Mission makes it to comet but find organisms cause some to metamorphosis. Earth politics start a disaster. Seem to rem...

From the wiki it is said that Saruman and one of the blue wizards came first, followed by Gandalf. Later Radagast and the other Blue wizard was sent. Was this arrival practically simultaneous ("we will send five of them"), or was it over a longer time because of subsequent events or mission fail...

In The Warrior's Apprentice, Aral Vorkosigan is described by the highly competent Tung as producing the most complex strategy laid out logically as a wiring diagram—politics, economics, and all—I swear the man's mind must operate in five dimensions. and Seemed like every natural weak point in ...