sdgirl98

1st Mar 2004

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004)

Chosen answer: Try http://www.apple.com/trailers/wb/harry_potter-azkaban/.

Garlonuss ★

16th Feb 2004

Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002)

Chosen answer: The hilt does, the blade doesn't - such is the case with all forms of light.

David Mercier

4th Feb 2004

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (2001)

Question: When Harry's parents are shown in the mirror, are they supposed to be the age that they were when they died or the age they would be if they were still alive?

sdgirl98

Chosen answer: Since the mirror is reflecting Harry's desire, they are probably an idealized (to Harry) image of what they would look like if they were still alive.

Xofer

That doesn't explain how Harry could see rest of the Potter family. Surely, they weren't just in his mind?

In the movie he only sees his parents.

lionhead

Answer: He didn't just desire his parents but a whole family. Therefore he saw his entire family.

In the novel he saw his whole family. In the movie, he only saw his parents.

12th Jan 2004

Finding Nemo (2003)

Question: After Nemo fails to jam the gears and is moping around, the fish that is obsessed with being clean says, "Whatever you do, don't mention d-a-r..." What was he spelling?

sdgirl98

Chosen answer: Darla, the dentist's niece, known to them as the fish killer.

Super Grover ★