As we know, there have been many, many Christmas Carol adaptations based on one of Charles Dickens’s novels: both movies, shows, and shorts for years.

However, there is one Christmas Carol I’ve been trying to look for. It’s a cartoon and in one scene, I remember the Ghost of Christmas Present momentarily appearing and looking a lot like Santa Claus during a song.

If anyone knows which version is it, please let me know as soon as possible.

I know this site is for finding out movie titles, but somehow, I need help finding out what 2 people are saying in Spanish in this Zorro episode and I feel like this site is my only hope.

I tried translating the video on every site possible, but to no avail. I hardly have friends who speak Spanish too.

Please, if anyone here speaks fluent Spanish, I need to know what the bandit leader is saying in Spanish from 32:05 till 32:15 approx of this movie clip on YouTube below.

PS: Feel free to use Reddit if possible too.

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According to IMDb trivia, the scene from Disney’s Home on the Range featuring Buck the horse fighting bandits in slow-motion in his dream is a spoof/reference to the Matrix movie, true or not, I dunno.

I tried searching on YouTube, but all I get is just the infamous slow-motion bullet dodging scene from Matrix instead, no slow-motion fighting.

If anybody’s a big Matrix fan and knows at exactly which time interval does the slow-motion fighting scene (No bullet dodging included) occur (and if there is one), please let me know as soon as possible.

P.S.: IMDb may sometimes prove to be wrong with info meaning that I might’ve been misled, so, be sure to let me know if, whether or not, their trivia info is wrong perhaps too.

To all Seinfeld fans,

According to IMDb, Larry the duck from Disney’s Home on the Range was seen dancing the same way Elaine from the Seinfeld series did. Unfortunately, they failed to mention which episode was it from.

So, my question is this. Which Seinfeld episode was the very first to feature Elaine dancing in the same manner later referenced and spoofed in Disney’s Home on the Range?

Before anything else and this may sound unusual, but does anyone speak fluent Spanish first?

I can’t remember much, but all I know is that it was a CGI animated/live-action fantasy movie in color taking place somewhere in Europe during ancient times. The movie was in an incomprehensible European language. Probably Russian, I think.

In one scene, it had a small talking horse with long ears like a donkey and it could talk. It was seen talking to some guy and it could run really, really fast like magic.

Please, I implore and beg of you. Not only do I want to know the name of the movie, but also I want to know WHERE I can find and watch it in ENGLISH ONLINE somewhere ASAP for free WITHOUT registration, buffering issues, or even country availability issues either. It would mean a lot to me.

Remember, name and movie site location link altogether if and when possible, please.

Thank you and good luck.

Which episode of Gawayn involved curing Princess Gwendolyn’s size curse once and for all?

Is there such an episode or was that series left in a cliffhanger unfortunately?

Google and Wikipedia didn’t help me much. 🙁

Please, hear me out. I’m not crazy.

I distinctively remember seeing some kind of promo/ad/commercial on Cartoon Network in the 2000’s featuring scenes from the Dexter’s Laboratory episode, “Photo Finish” and the Madonna song, “Die Another Day” from the last James Bond movie of the same name starring Pierce Brosnan in the titular role in it.

Problem is I don’t know the name of that promo video plus I can’t find it anywhere, not even on YouTube. I tried Google and certain wikis too, but no luck either.

Can someone please help me out if he/she know the name and site location soon?

I’d very much appreciate it if possible. Thank you.

A possible live-action movie or show with soldiers whose names are Joe, Moe, and Bartholomew. Not sure if it’s in color or not too.

P.S.: If anyone is wondering why I’m asking, I’ll tell you.

As we ALL know, Genie from Disney’s Aladdin franchise has been known for turning into famous Disney or non-Disney characters from movies and novels and even celebrities.

Recently, I saw in an Aladdin episode, “The Seven Faves of Genie”, Genie turning into a soldier and shouting out: “This for Joe! This is for Moe! And this is for Bartholomew!” while firing a machine gun and it got me thinking: “Who are those guys he mentioned? Who is Genie spoofing this time? Is he even spoofing someone too? Is it from a movie or show? Is it a reference to such? Are those names even included too?”

P.P.S.: I may have asked this kind of question many times before in other posts, but the answer still remains a mystery up till now.

So, take your time and good luck.

Can’t say i remember much considering I’ve only seen part of it when I was a kid in the 90’s. Plus, there have been many animated Hercules adaptations.

All i remember was that it was a colored cartoon. In one scene, Hercules caught some kind of monster then later, he brought it forth to his father, Zeus seated on his throne with someone standing beside him until next thing you know, Hercules released the monster and it ends up chasing around the person next to Zeus.

Note: This is neither the 1997 Disney movie nor the 1998 Disney show series. I don’t think it’s the one with Xena too.

I remember only seeing a trailer of this live-action movie in color when i was a teenager.

From what I remember, one minute, in a forest, a boy smiles after saying hello to a fox before walking away until suddenly, the next minute, the fox replies back: “Hello, boy.” with a sinister-looking smile on his face, which shocks the boy.

Note: This is NOT Narnia or any other Disney CGI animated movie we see nowadays.

Please read and think before anything else.

I will be as clear as possible.

Which was the first Charmed episode from the old series where the 3 main witches used an amulet to banish a ghost?

And in the new series?