What is the reason for the movie title Gone in 60 Seconds? I could not find any explicit reference to the title during the movie. I expected a 60 seconds car theft or something like that.
In one scene of Beowulf, Hrothgar commit suicide by jumping.
But waves of ocean take him, but there is yellow glowing was happened with dead body.
What really happened to Hrothgar's dead body?
In Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade, when Indiana Jones steps on the letters to spell out the God's name and he accidentally steps on J, which was the wrong letter, he falls and grabs onto other letters to not to fall. However, the letters he grabs are L and Y, which are also wrong letters. Acc...
I just watched the season 1 premiere of The Newsroom and I was wondering if anyone can tell me what Mackenzie is mouthing to Jim Harper?
What are her exact words?
The recent Academy Awards mishap where the cards for best actress and best movie got mixed up could probably have been avoided by using different colors for each envelope so it's even more obvious what award is being announced. Is there any particular reason known why the awards use envelopes tha...
This might seem to be a duplicate but its not. We know what was being played in the background on a radio when Butch comes back to his apartment for the gold watch.
What my question here is: Was this an indirect clue for us, that Vincent might be there? As Jackrabbit Slim's could only be connecte...
I'm a huge Batman fan. Recently while binge watching the Batman series, a thought came across my mind as what are the key differences between Christopher Nolan's batman and Zack Snyder's batman?
Now I heard that Nolan did some working on the character and gave his story some modifications, but I...
It seems to me that none of the recent fracas would have occurred if the envelope Warren Beatty had in his hand had "Best Actress Award" stamped in big letters on the front of the envelope.
As can be seen here, the front of the envelope is blank:
Why?
Aha..."Time Enough at Last" is the eighth episode of the American television anthology series The Twilight Zone.
Wikipedia
"Witness Mr. Henry Bemis, a charter member in the fraternity of dreamers. A bookish little man whose passion is the printed page, but who is conspired against by a bank ...
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