LorgSkyegon

Question: What was the song playing in the scene where Kelly and her friend were washing Lombardo's Jeep?

Question: Why didn't the Mariners' boat sink? At the start of the film, he tells the drifter that the hull is busted and the hole's so big there's room to breathe. Later on, after the atoll, he states to Helen that his boat is tore up and it's taking on water. Not once do we see him pumping water out of the boat, nor do we see any water inside the boat until after the smokers burn it.

Question: After David got in the ship, he spent the majority of his time trying to find his way back to his family. Why at the end, when he arrives at the house, does he get back in the ship and leave after he spent ages looking for them?

Question: In the bar scene where the German officer has 2 guns pointed at his testicles, why does he insist on not letting the British go? The semi-answer he gives that they are outnumbered is irrelevant because they still would have no choice but to kill him. Practically speaking, it's suicide.

Question: What I have never understood is why Jim wires the money to Ethan's parents' bank account. He would have presumably had to have done that some time before the mission took place, at a time when Jim didn't know it was a mole hunt. What would have been his reason for setting Ethan up well in advance of the Prague mission?

Question: How did Alan or Ellie know about Site B, considering that they only visited Isla Nublar?

Does anyone recognize this? 80s or 90s horror movie in which one character is a "nerdy" teenage boy. Despite being bullied by a group of stereotypical "mean popular kids," he ends up lying down or throwing himself on top of an explosive device in order to save them. I think they were standing some distance away, so they don't even see him deciding to make the sacrifice.

Question: Why did Bill say he wasn't Curly Sue's dad if he slept with her mum?

Question: Things are vastly different these days, obviously, but back when this movie was made, would a bank really have $30 mn in their vault like that and let him take $3 mn with him, or is this just for the movie?

The_Iceman

There's an animated movie I used to watch as a kid, but I can't remember what it was called or exactly what it's about. I think I used to have it on VHS. The only thing I really remember about it is there was a frog who was a James Bond-like secret agent, and they called him FR07 instead of 007. And he was French. I've been racking my brain trying to remember what the movie was called, and I don't know how old it is. I just know I watched it as a kid. Anybody know?

Quantom X ★

This is a fantasy movie that I think was made recently, in the 2020s. A young woman marries a prince from a much wealthier family. It turns out that his family always sacrifices their sons' first brides to a dragon or some other monster. This prince seems to actually like the young woman and is glad when she escapes the monster.

Question: If Meredith was initiating the sexual encounter mainly for the purpose of setting Tom up to be fired and set up for her incompetence, why does she become so angry and threatening when she is rejected by him, as she is already intending to get rid of him? Especially considering that she's even more volatile and aggressive in this scene in the novel?

Movielover1996

Pilot - S1-E1

Question: I'm not an expert, but in this episode, when the patient has an allergic reaction inside the MRI machine, they pull her out and start operating on her throat with a metal scalpel kept right in front of the MRI machine, along with other metal objects which I assume are ferrous. Surely this would never happen?

Question: During the dinner party, Bernard's wife compliments the Deetzes on what they've done with the house. Then Otho tells Beryl (beside him) that he hopes it wasn't one of her attempts at ending her life. I don't understand - is he changing subjects or does this have something to do with the new house?

Question: When the radio Viking holds explodes, what besides the loud noise and some smoke injured Viking the way it did? He had blood on his face after a few seconds and was yelling while lying down. What exactly was the background to this explosion and how did this severely injure Viking?

Question: Harry gets in trouble with the Ministry because Dobby used a levitation spell on the cake. Doesn't the Trace have the ability to distinguish between wizard/witch magic and house-elf magic?

Question: Throughout the movie, we hear Wadsworth saying that the police are coming/have been called. Then, in one of the endings (I think it's the last one), Wadsworth says, "Why should the police come? Nobody's called them." And Mrs. Peacock says, "Oh my God, of course!" What does this mean?

Question: Why don't Anne and her parents stay at the Gullah camp with the rest of Martin's family? Yes, Tavington and the British don't know that she has married into his family, but wouldn't staying there be the best bet for their safety?

Ashley Davis

How come in many animated TV series, during the end credits, the individual voice actors aren't credited with the character (s) they voiced? Movies do, even if one person voices multiple characters. For example, Dan Castellaneta is credited in "The Simpsons", but not as "Homer." But in "The Simpsons Movie" they show all the characters he voiced. And how did viewers know who voiced whom before sites like IMDb were around? Or how did people creating and editing IMDb find the information?

Bishop73

Question: Why are the deceased bad guys including Tai Lung, Lord Shen, and Kai in the Spirit Realm with the good warriors? Shouldn't the good and the bad be in separate realms like Heaven and Hell?

Cody Fairless-Lee