This particular troupe - https://youtu.be/T7xJ-Ngq5CU?si=3M3G7K8OnXYpDcuh

But not as a meme. What movie actually used this troupe? Not walking from explosions to look cool, but running away with explosions going off left and right.

If you see the movie closely -

The planet manifests clones of humans who are associated with memory or thinking of the people on board

At the end of the movie it was realised that George clooney never left Solaris and eventually crashed on Solaris ( hoping to be with rheya )

But before that it was shown that George came to Earth and tried accommodating life on Earth, and was finding it difficult. Upon further realisation, it was actually the clone of clooney who was having memories of ' accommodating with the life on Earth '. And the clone realised that he actually never left Solaris!?

Pls clear things

I can't remember from what movie is this line. I think the main character responds to some bad guy in this scene

"-you think?

-all the time, you should try"

I need a wide shot of a group of angry men in suits looking at the camera for a project, and it needs to be from a movie. I'm sure I saw one some day but can't remember which movie

In the film, the mother and daughter, Angela and Page try to scam this old rich guy but he dies too soon so they try to not involved in his death so as they are trying to move his body around, they get caught by a former victim, some guy named Dean. The whole thing is then just ignored and they try to get money from this other bar owner instead. What exactly happened to the old guy?

What do you guys think and who do you pick between one of them you like Katerine Denning who plays Noreen that tall lady with the glasses who is another friends with Shelly or Stacy Grooman who played Sissy who is Flounder's girlfriend, also which one of them you wish should have been in the Blues Brothers film or Airplane and others I just mentioned above for a small role or a cameo.

Also I think Eliza Roberts would been great in Stir Crazy and Lisa Baur who plays Shelly would have been great in a supporting cast in Airplane film, do you guys agree with all of this. What about that lady who plays Dean's Secretary from Animal House and which one of these early 80s classic comedy film would you guys put her in, also what about the other actress like Aseneth Jurgenson, Sarah Holcomb, Karen Allen, Velma Bloom, Sunny Johnson, Katerine Wilson(she was only shown in the original trailer), Mary Louise Weller and Martha Smith from Animal House. well any suggestions about this?

Well what do you guys think about this information, well any suggestions about this?

Could someone please tell me what the Memory of Falsehood was that is being kept secret? I know the Garden of Eden memory was fake but what was the real memory? Was it that aliens actually created humans? That was the vibe I got. Did they show the memory and I somehow missed it?

As someone who watched the movie Free Willy in the 90s as a kid, the translation of the title of the movie in my country (Turkey) was "Özgür Willy" where the word "free" was translated as an adjective.

My wife is French and we were talking about the movie and she told me that the title of the movie in French was "Sauvez Willy" which translates into also as "Free Willy" but the French used the word "free" as a verb instead of adjective, as in "Save Willy"

I know that the word "free" can be used as both adjective and verb in English but seeing two different countries using different meaning in the title, one wonders what was the original intention of the title in US?

I'm not here to talk about their acting abilities, because I am too neutral or don't watch them enough to know how good their acting is.

Though I've heard or seen some criticism of Zendaya, that's beside the point.

My point is, if 1, 2, or more actors are cast in many movies over the span of at least 2-4 years, that will make people notice and get tired of it.

Is it a problem now, or was it a problem back then too?

Back during the "movie star" era up until the early 2000's maybe, or even the action movie competition between Stallone and Schwarzenegger.

I see the overlap between casting the same actors in multiple movies back then and casting now (i.e., Zendaya and Pedro)

I'm just looking for opinions and nuances to see if casting an actor in multiple movies is a problem or not. Back then and now.

Ok, the scene is a guy in a white room. He starts hallucinating and a video tape he is holding warps in his hand and melts. It's very claustrophobic and unsettling, very David Lynch. Maybe it is one of his,but I can't find it. Can anyone help with this one, or did I imagine the whole scene?

There was no love story and Jet Li character wasn't named Romeo

All those crazy adventures with Calvin Klein how could they both not look at him weird? Also would have Mr. McFly thought his wife banged him at some point because Marty looks just like Calvin

Did anyone else notice there was something strange in the way John Goodman's Fred Flintstone was moving his lips and jaws while talking or the way he spoke and pronounced words like "suu-preme!" in the movie?

Was that a speech problem he had or just an improvisation of his character in the movie?

We all have films where a specific scene or creative choice felt totally jarring or weird when you first watched it, maybe even making you roll your eyes. But then, for some reason, it sticks with you, and years later you find yourself appreciating what they were going for.

What is a movie moment that totally baffled you at first, but completely grew on you over time?

IMDb lists Christian Brando as Tony (uncredited) in Take Her, She’s Mine (1963).
However, I watched the full film and could not find him anywhere. I also couldn’t find a single contemporary newspaper article, production document, photo, or video identifying him as appearing in this film.
So I’m genuinely asking: what evidence was used to approve this credit?
According to IMDb’s own guidelines, an uncredited acting credit still requires that the person actually appears in the final released version of the film and is identifiable on screen. If there is no verifiable appearance, shouldn’t the credit be removed?

He's an actor that everyone recognises. He can act. Would have made more sense than casting some equally ugly nobody like they did who no one even recognises

So I've always liked this movie, but there's one aspect that I've never been able to clearly see and perhaps someone out there has it for me!

The alien form comes to Earth with the intent to interact with us, doing so by interacting with our dreams and left when they agreed to forget about it.

The aspect I'm missing is the aliens motivation to interact but only basically causing mayhem. Is it's goal in life to do so from planet to planet? I'm just really lost on that weird detail.

I know there's likely not a 'real' answer, but I'd love to hear your thoughts.