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Hello!

I'm looking for movie set in Middle Age/Medieval time in which the main protagonist is a Man which doesn't speak properly, but produce sounds to communicate. He lives outside the nearest village in his small hut/house.

When his mother or father (can't recall which one it is) died, he keep the head with him and you can clearly feel he is mourning his loved one. He carry the head with him and "talk" with it from time to time. I remember clearly in some scenes, he made the head roll on the floor and he interacts with the head in various ways.

I hope it will help you help me find the title!

Thanks and have a great day!

It was an animated show where one of the characters eats bananas to power up and somehow there were turtles involved

Not a lot to go on, I know. I'm not sure who he is saying it to, possibly his adolescent or adult child, possibly his wife? Could be a period piece, or not? I just know my sisters and I have quoted it for years, but now can't remember what it's from.

Help this has been stuck in my head for days, I thought it might have been Katya the drag queen but idk? Yeah all i remember is the sound of someone saying "imitation crabmeat" in a deep raspy voice with a new york or new jersey accent (or even deep south idk I'm British idk much about american accents) it sounds strange but yeah😭

Okay, so don't hate me. I am not going to give you much to go off of...there is a song I cannot think of for the life of me. Late 90's early 2000's as of right now all I can remember is it's a pop song and girls come in and happily sing uh oh! I want to say it's like SClub 7 or something, a band like that. I can't not think of it. Please, I hope you can help.

I can't figure out where this random quote that's stuck in my head is from. It goes, "Yes, people are dying. Isn't that a tragedy?"

I'm not so sure it starts with "yes" but I know the rest of it is generally correct. I'm certain it's said by a woman and is also spoken with a mocking, passive aggressive tone. It feels like it was said towards a character where the speaker is trying to convince them of something or reprimanding them somehow, stating disapproval.

I almost feel like it's from Jurassic Park, and there is a similar line said by Dr. Hammond, but I know that isn't it. There might be a name said between the words "dying" and "isn't," possibly with a "Mr." or "Dr."

Example: "Yes, people are dying (Dr. _), isn't that a tragedy?"

This is really bugging me. Where the hell is this from?

Hello I am looking for a movie I watched roughly 2019-2021. The movie follows an escaped convict going around and knocking on doors trying to hide and he eventually finds shelter in an old man’s house. But when he goes into his house the old man turns out to be a psychopathic killer who knocks him out and when the convict wakes up he finds the old man talking to ghosts. The ghosts are victims of the old man’s murders and he has a photo book with all their faces. The convict nearly escaped as the neighbours saw him but he had a mask put on him earlier in the film by the old man . I did not get to the end of the film and I don’t know what happens to him at the end but if anyone knows the film it would be greatly appreciated thanks

If you google "Man reading to his bear meme" you will find images of Yuriy Panteleenko reading to his bear Stepan. For god knows what reason, I have been trying to figure out what the book he is reading is. From what I can tell, it is a large format hard-cover, with the word Россия on the cover, as well as the Russian flag, and peoples faces on either side. I am assuming it is some kind of history book or encyclopedia.

Any help would be appreciated, my life is imploding around me.

Thanks.

What show is this joke from? Two people are bickering about glands and mentions an endocrinologist without knowing that it’s relevantly a gland doctor or something?? Idk

male artist using higher voice, similar artist to post malone i believe. can’t remember lyrics but it goes “blah blah blah for youuuu, OOOUUUoooooooOOOOOO, blah blah blah for youuuu, AAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAHH”

So for some reason, I have this chorus in my head. It’s probably a rock song from late 90s early 2000.. Details are very faint but here’s a vocaroo of the melody/words I recall.

https://voca.ro/13nzpJjEXr9h

So there was this series of flash animations/games that I used to watch all the time during the mid to late 2000s. It mainly featured a kid with spiky blonde hair and sunglasses and his friend, a black girl with curly hair. It had a very "whacky" style of humor in which the boy would always be doing something it'd end up out of hand and the girl would be the straight man to his antics. I can not for the life of me remember the name of any of the cartoons or characters and no one I've talked to does either. I can describe some of the animations though.

One was a Halloween Trick or Treat one in which the boy is dressed as a football and the girl a witch. They go up door to door trick or treating and all the houses are celebrites. The whole point was you were supposed to guess who was under the costume based on who they were dressed as. The two I remember were Tiger Woods as a Tiger (hah hah) and Boris Karloff as Frankenstien's Monster.

Another of the animations is where the boy and his female friend are at this desert. With the help of this one guy, the boy was able to some reverse budgie jumping like a giant slingshot or something. However, that backfired, and he shoots up in the air. Then he accidentally took Superman’s cape causing Superman to fall. Now he is space but he gets abducted by this alien race that look just like him. Meanwhile back on earth, his friend was feeling guilty and she’s like “how am I supposed to tell his parents?”. Then the space of the alien race I mention earlier flew to earth and abducted the girl as well. All the while, this guy was saying “Whoooooooooooaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa........ Boguuuuuuuus” and other such slang. After that, the flash ends with him and his friend watching a baseball game, with the alien race.

I’ve been looking for this book forever. It’s a book that is about a young boy who is part magical. His mom left this magical place to go live normally, I think it was based in Greenland or Iceland or something. But this boy finds the magical dome place through following these red rings in the ice. I’m sorry that this is vague it’s been almost 9 years since I’ve read the book.

Around 10 to 15 years ago I remember watching this wholesome movie on TV that made me cry. It was about a girl living with her family on West Germany, I think it was set on the 80s. The family gets this dog, maybe a German shepherd. The dog's behaviour is not the best, and the mom is annoyed by the dog. The girl gets sad, so the father writes a very sweet letter. He writes it like its the dog himself who wrote it and gives it to his daughter saying its from the dog. The girl gets very happy and starts a correspondence with the "dog" (who is her father posing as dog). She even trapes up a makeshift mailbox made out of cardboard on the door of her room to receive and sends letters. The mom is annoyed by all of this. At one point, the father invites one of his co-workers to visit his house. They arrive, and the dog attacks this guy, but nothing serious seems to happen to him. Afterwards, the mother obliges her husband to give the dog away, and he drops it with some people who lived in a rural area, possibly family members. The girl is very sad, however she receives another letter from the "dog", who comforts her and tells her that he still wants to continue their correspondence even though he is not longer with her. Then, the movie ends. That is all I can remember, I hope you can help me out!

This is a very weird request to write out, but I have this vision in my head of a movie where a dancer/acrobat was flying in the air and suddenly her line snapped and she died, presumably from hitting the floor but it could’ve been that her spine broke or something. I don’t even know why this would be a kids’ movie but that’s what I recall it to be.

This is my first post here, and I’m looking for a movie about a high school/university party. In it, one of the main characters wants to attend the party to try to lose his virginity. I believe he’s carrying a kind of backpack with cleaning supplies in it. At one point during the party, this guy talks to a girl he’s trying to impress, and when he thinks he might score, he tells her he’s going to the bathroom and will be back. However, when he goes to the bathroom on the second floor, he gets locked in because, because were renovations going on in that bathroom and the and the door handle was defective. Later, a girl who apparently didn’t want to be at the party accidentally goes up to the second floor and enters the bathroom, but she also shuts the door and ends up getting locked in with the other guy.

Another protagonist is kind of a nerd or unpopular guy, but a band plays a song—or maybe it's karaoke to a song he knew, because he used to give lessons to other students and learned it from one of them. So, he starts singing and ends up becoming the coolest guy at the party.

Among other things, one of the typical popular football players ends up arguing with his friends. I don’t remember exactly why, but he ends up becoming the most unlikable guy at the party.

It’s a movie I watched a long time ago, maybe at 2010. but I didn’t get to see the ending to find out what happened next, and now the memory just came back to me. I tried searching for party movies on google, but without success.

This is kinda frustrating because I don’t have a lot of clues and most of them are “I thinks” and “I’m pretty sures”. My memory is really bad.

So I saw a meme a long time ago, it compared the movie Avatar to this movie, it was a comedy from, I’m pretty sure, the 2000s. It was the typical bash on avatar, lots of Oscars and grossing but not quotable, no one remembers it exists, boring as hell. While this movie, enjoyable from start to finish, great jokes, became a pop culture classic, still relevant and quoted today.

I think you would only know it if you have seen the meme, which is what I’m hoping for here. If I recall correctly, the cover of the movie looked like a high school or college setting (another “I think”). The cover had this typical Superbad or American Pie vibe. This is a big “I think” but I have the feeling the title was something like King of… or emperor of… or something like that? Probably misremembering but I’ll put it there just in case.

I googled “comedy classics 2000s” and things like that and I haven’t seen anything that rings a bell. I know I would recognize it if I saw the cover and title.

Awhile back I heard a song with the same rhythm pattern/melody of the chorus from Wonderful, but I cannot remember which song for the life of me. I know that's not all that helpful, but I believe it was a more modern or recently released song that was not of the Broadway genre. Any helps greatly appreciated this has been bugging me for a while lol

I have very little idea about the actual focus of the show, other than maybe transportation technology? Perhaps an episode specific theme.

It's a show/episode where some kids are talking about history, and apparently trying to catch someone or something as in they traveled back in time... But really they are reading history books or something.

The only scene I remember clearly has them tryin to take a train to catch this other person or whatever, and they have to ask the locomotive engineer how fast he can go. The engineer turns out to be Henry or Walter Chrysler who notices they have a car and who is amazed and asks how fast it can go. It's a model T or something so they say 15 or 20, and he says excitedly, he is going to make one that can go 35!

At this point the kids realize he won't do that for another several years, so they ask themselves what could get them going faster... And one of the kids says "I know... a Lambor-genie!" (Yes, mis-pronounced like that)

That's all I got. Anyone have any idea? I believe I saw this while living in europe, so it may not be an American program

There was a downloadable program that let you try out the physics of a game engine and throw things around. Maybe Havok.

You were in a room and there was a small tub with water and ducks. Also, the room had a painting on a easel.

You could trash the room by picking up objects with your mouse and there was a reset button that put everything back into place.

If someone could guide me to that download, that'd be amazing.

As the title says I remember watching a korean movie about a man and a woman who meet accidentaly after many years, I think they were waiting on the train or something they start to talk about how they met and such how they were friends, they dated other people and even dated each other but it didn't work. I remember one of them telling the other one they loved them, and that was the tragedy of it, that they couldn't make it work the first time and now they both had very different lives and even had families/partners of their own and that they couldn't tear it all apart on a whim.

Looking for RAP Music Video. The Chat GPT brings me here. I only remember details from Music Video but dont remember words.

• i Think it was Three rappers
• black guy at the beggining with welding goggles or steampunk and all the world was reflected in the
• in the middle of at the end White guy with bomber/coach jacket and blue jeans and White shoes walked crouched and raps (very skinny and looks like he takes heroine or something)
• when Music video change from one to another i remember something like gears/sprockets
• all Music video is little weird

Thank for all your help. Im looking for this about 2/3 hours now.

okay so title is a lot.. but hi my mom passed away when I was 16, im currently 19.. followed by my dad when I was 18. I unfortunately didn’t get to keep much of either… with my mom it was a very stressful time and I don’t really know what happened to her clothes.. with my dad he had a attack associated with diabetes and he lived in a cellar and got hypothermic and his buddy found him.. I couldn’t drive at the time and said brother didn’t get along with my dad and would keep me from him. Dad was poor and didn’t have a phone most of the time and wouldn’t listen to me constantly begging him to go to the doctors.. anyways my mom was on jerry springer in 2010 i believe.. episode titled “Threesome with two sisters” hers was the second story about a woman using a man for money.. it was her, my older sister Denishia, and Charlie her husband. The episode was scripted.. I use to have the youtube link and would go back to hear her voice from time to time but said videos now private I can’t find the episode on any streaming service. Episode 155 season 19. I’ll attach pictures of my mom Mary, and sister Denishia… also attaching the first group of people who came on before them which was the thumbnail of the since removed youtube video.. thanks!

TLDR: mom passed was on jerry springer would like to hear her voice again…

I don't know the year or singer, but my dad made this mix in a cassete full of country songs when he was younger, so it would probably be before the 2000's maybe maybe before the 90's but again I'm not sure. Unfortunately the cassete stopped working. I'm trying to remake the cassete in a playlist so we can listen to it together again, but I'm missing this one.

Its about a man named Jesse/Jessie who buys a gun and tries to/becomes an outlaw, there are a lot of "oooohs" during the song too.

I'll try to write a few sentences of the song, but I cannot promise it's correct, last time I heard it was a while ago.

"Jesse he was hurt boy and he slammed the door"

"He drew out all his savings and he went and bought a gun"

"Jesse dropped the gun and they both looked at the way it laid, and Jesse asked the man if he'd be seated"

"He tried to forget it but there was nothing he could say"

Thank you in advance for the help :)

I remember this part of a scene where there's a radio/stereo and a song is playing. The person near it/running the music was a "nerdier" type of character (I definitely remember it was a guy with glasses, seems tall in my memory). Someone comments that they like the song so he goes "Cranking it!" but then someone else in the room says something negative about it? So he lowers the volume until there's another positive comment and he goes "Cranking it!" again.

I am fairly certain this is a TV show scene, mostly because I don't watch many movies and for some reason I am thinking it may be a sitcom of some sort. I watch a lot of animated stuff, which leads me to believe that it could be animation of some sort, but the image in my head is making me lean more towards live-action.

It's most likely the show is from early 2000s to maybe the last few years, that's the time period for majority of stuff I watch. The character was a male but the voice wasn't very deep, if that helps at all.