I watched the movie today, and there's one thing I don't get. Dr. Strange saw a bunch of alternative futures, using the Time Stone, of which there's only ONE which the Avengers win. And Dr. Strange hinted that he is following this potential future. Can't Thanos do the exact same thing, now? Esp...

This scene of the movie Songs from the Second Floor (Roy Andersson, 2000) is described by Ursula Lindqvist in the following terms: Among those who sit in the foreground of such scenes is Pelle, who sits on the edge of the bed later in the evening after having laid off workers. He fingers a ...

In MCU, there are terms like Realms (ex: Nine Realms), Dimensions (ex: Dark Dimension), Planets (ex: Earth, Xandar, etc) and Universes. What are the differences between these? Planets are clear, but for example: Are Realms actually planets? Or are they just sepcial terms used by Odin and Asgard...

At the end of the movie: Could this event be related with actor not resigning for other movie? Is there a link between annonced movie, end credit, actor retiement and the event? exemple: ! Bucky is annonced twice as white wolf(post credit then clearly named). meanning that he will have ...

I saw Infinity War last night and hugely enjoyed it. However, with the huge amount going on, I've forgotten which main/well known characters fell as casualties of the war (and at the hands of Thanos and his associates). Can someone remind me of who didn't make it, and by what means?

I recently purchased the BBC's Civilizations from iTunes and discovered to my Anglophilic shock that it has an American narrator. Does the original BBC version also have an American narrator, and if not is there a way to acquire the original BBC version in the US?

The shoot pictures release below: Shows Robert Drowney Jr. (Tony Stark/Iron Man) as quite an old man. All his beard and hair seems grey and by the looks of Chris Evans (Steve Rogers/Captain America) it can be assumed that Tony Stark somehow managed to time travel into the past. So the qu...

In the first 9 episodes of the first season of Westworld, we see hosts demonstrating abnormalities, and it is suggested that Arnold is there and is making changes. This is confirmed where we see a log-in by Arnold. However, in the last episode, it is suggested that all these have been part of the...

Most of so-called Artificial Intelligences in Sci-Fi movies, in my opinion, are too advanced, too much human. They are just a kind of human with mechanical body. As of 2018, "realistic" artificial intelligence is: something similar to human but its behavior and decision process is totally differ...

Arnold used his own voice as the inner monologue of the hosts. We several times see Dolores having conversations with Arnold in her mind. In S01E10 there's a log-in from Arnold's access code. These all may suggest that Arnold is living through the hosts' programming. In S01E10 Ford says: Mozart, ...

At the very beginning of Iron Man (and in other parts of the movie) we see Tony Stark, inventor of technology so advanced he can create a suit that builds itself, use a phone with a flip-out video screen. Was this technology ever in use in real life? I know phones had pretty rudimentary cameras...

One example: The introduction of his new narrative began with Dolores dying in Teddy's arms. How did Ford know William would stab Dolores?

List of movies about a lower class guy who becomes better than higher class guys I found a list of movie "poor guy get rich girl" (eg. Titanic) and "rag to rich" (eg. Slumdog Millionaire, The Pursuit of Happiness), but it's not what I'm looking for. I really looking for a movie in which the hero...

Insider: Ford kept the hosts in the park because he believed they needed more time to truly come to understand the nature of their reality. And he wanted them to have 35 years worth of suffering at the hands of humans before he set them free. Ford knew that if the hosts had built up a store o...

What is the motivation of Charlotte Hale, the executive director of Delos' board, to smuggle data outside? And to whom?

In Thor, there is a scene where you can see what looks like the Infinity Gauntlet in Odin's vault. Later (in Avengers: Age of Ultron, IIRC) you learn that Thanos actually has the Infinity Gauntlet, raising some questions about the one in Odin's vault, which are answered in Thor: Ragnarok when Hel...

In Westworld, what's the underlying power source for the hosts? Do they digest food like humans to generate calories? I think this is especially important to know in S2.

When Thanos snaps his fingers at the end of the Avengers movie, half of the population of the universe wipes out. Since Thanos is included in the Universe population, could there be a chance that he would die too?

In Avengers: Infinity War Red Skull tells Thanos that he must kill someone he loves in order to obtain the soul stone. But if you truly loved the person you would never kill them. Can someone explain this paradox?

How could Danny Rand be removed from the board of directors in Iron Fist when he is the majority shareholder? Reference to episode 8. Which is as far as I have gotten so far.