There is a trope where a (cartoon) character vanishes behind a thin object, often a tree. I know that a similar thing exists in shows such as "Tom and Jerry" or "Road Runner" from Looney Tunes, where the main character runs behind the tree but does not reappear at the other side, as if he had ...

According to El Chavo del Ocho At its peak of popularity during the mid-1970s, it had a Latin American audience of 350 million viewers per episode But according to Latin America population in 1975 The population of Latin America in 1975 was 322,7 millions. And I'm pretty sure in the mid...

Being a pretty big fan of Robert & Michelle King's TV series, I also watch their latest venture, Evil on CBS. The series is about examining evil in the world in various forms, as the characters of the show explore cases that may be scientifically or psychologically explainable, while also occasi...

Coming form an article from Deadline whose headline reads, Disney Paid $75 Million For Worldwide Movie Rights To Lin-Manuel Miranda’s ‘Hamilton’; Biggest Film Acquisition Deal Ever? and then goes onto to say, According to sources, Disney beat out other suitors and paid $75 million for wor...

Ive been re-watching all Kitchen Nightmares episodes lately (nostalgia i guess) and i have always had the question: How could Gordon Ramsay shut down a restaurant ? i mean in what sense does he 'shutdown a restaurant' ? since i dont think he has authority to shut them down himself, than why didnt...

It is widely accepted that the first modern zombie movie is George A Romero's brilliant, low budget, Night Of The Living Dead. But I'm sure zombies featured in Hammer Movies much earlier so Romero wasn't the first to feature them. So what was the first ever appearance of zombies in a movie. Bo...

"What does ninja do?" Of late there are many YouTube videos about pubg gameplay coming up with this theme. Can someone please tell me which movie this dialogue originally belonged to?