Question: Is it true that Niko Bellic was supposed to appear in this game, or is it just a rumor?
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Question: Was Dimitri truly loyal to Bulgarin, or was he using him as a pawn just like he was using everybody else?
Question: Is it true that Steve Scott, who appeared previously in GTA Vice City, was also supposed to appear in GTA San Andreas? Or is it just a rumor?
Question: Is it true that in the beta version Tommy was supposed to resemble Tony Montana from the 1983 Scarface movie?
Question: Why was Darkel removed from the final version of the game?
Question: In the ship, just after Kirsh tells the hybrids to gear up and get ready, Slightly and the black guy are joking around with each other and annoy Wendy by not keeping her brother a secret. In this moment, there's a squeaking sound that starts, like the sound of a chain moving back and forth or something. And then it continues into the next scene for a few seconds. Is that part of the music? (00:10:00)
Question: Near the end of the movie, when Harry hallucinates talking to Norman with Norman ordering him to avenge his death, why did Harry scream "No!"?
Question: Did Ronald really love Cecile, or did he just want to sleep with her? He sent her love letters, but later on, he sleeps with Kathryn. When Kathryn calls him and pretends that Sebastian attacked her, he hurries to go see her, leaving Cecile asleep in bed. So who did he really care about?
Answer: A bit of both. I believe that Ronald did love Cecile. But I also believe that Kathryn manipulated him in such a way and so much that he eventually gave in to his masculine tendencies. He's only human, after all. He wasn't anticipating Kathryn telling anyone, let alone Sebastian finding them in the act.
Question: Al says that with his wood-sniffing ability (identifying by the scent), he could be lost in a forest at night-time and find his way to safety. I might be missing something, but how would identifying the trees help someone find their way?
Question: What exactly caused Bruce to become so angry at the lab that triggered his first transformation into the Hulk?
Answer: He had just had a bunch of information dropped on him by his father earlier, and a ton of repressed childhood memories and trauma was rushing back to him. Stuff he put away and buried deep in his mind long ago. And now, suddenly, it was all coming back to him, and he was remembering seeing his father kill his mother. A flood of emotions, trauma, and repressed memories all surfacing back at once, and he couldn't handle it.
Question: Who played the five ladies at the train station?
Question: Who are the two kids, dancers during the final dance scene dancing next to Baby and Johnny? I've always wondered.
Question: Considering that Sixpack and Bowman were ejected from the underwater rig but a piece of Sixpack was left behind, shouldn't there have been two creatures instead of one?
Question: To establish quicker communication with NASA, Whatley savages a previously sent probe that was on Mars. He initially finds it by stepping on its parachute and finds the probe in remarkably good condition. Later in the film, NASA directs him to remove the nose cap of the capsule he will be leaving Mars in and cover the opening with canvas. This is described as being viable as the atmosphere on Mars is so thin it's not a problem. Wouldn't the previous probe have crashed on Mars and thus be damaged?
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Question: When the Gardiners arrive at Longbourn for Christmas, where are their children? Surely, they would not have travelled without their children at Christmas.
Answer: The children were probably left with a nanny or relatives. It's very likely that the Longborns would have left them at home. Travelling for days by horse-drawn carriage over bumpy dirt roads is difficult in the best of circumstances, and particularly hard during winter. The trip would be too arduous for young children.
Question: At the end of the first Jumanji, after beating the game, Alan and Sarah are taken back to 1969. The year they first played the game with Peter and Judy never remembering them 26 years later. In this movie, after beating the game, why doesn't it show Alex being returned home and why do Spencer, Fridge, Bethany and Martha still remember everything that happened 21 years after Alex disappeared?
Answer: Peter and Judy "forget" about Jumanji because, from their perspective, the events of the movie never even happened. Time changed and they never played. Spencer, Fridge, Bethany, and Martha remember because nothing about them changing the past prevented them from finding the game in the first place. As for why the movie didn't show Alex being returned home? Because it would spoil the surprise of us seeing him all grown up! It was simply a storytelling choice.
Question: In season one. It just doesn't make sense or the villains/police are thick as hell. Firstly, it starts with the death of Reacher's brother Joe. When they killed Joe, why didn't they just move his body so it couldn't be found? They all knew at that time there were two good cops in that station, why make work for yourself? Secondly, we know Paul Hubble has his number in Joe's pocket. Surely the villains would have checked his pockets first or, as in the first part, moved the body so it can't be found.
Question: Why was Carl pretending to be sick in the elevator? What was the point of this?
Answer: Carl was joking, playing a prank. You can tell this from the extremely brief look Sam gives him before they enter the elevator. As they were all enclosed in such tight quarters, Carl had a warped sense of humour, and before a busy, long workday, a little levity to make the day less stressful.
Answer: His "father" just told him to avenge him... which meant Harry would have to kill Peter, his best friend.
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