I’ve been searching for the name of this movie for almost a year now but to no avail, unfortunately.

From what I remember from this movie, it looks old, possibly from the 1980’s, 90’s, or 2000’s, I’m not sure. It’s an American Sci-fi movie in English I partially saw on TV in color twice when I was a teenager. I don’t know anything about the actors/actresses’ names.

In the movie, I only remember a few scenes. A scientist has a rival scientist whom he forces to cancel some sort of rocket launch. At one point, the rival scientist was seen with his strong driver holding the scientist and his friend at gunpoint unaware that it was all being recorded on a security camera. Then, when the rival scientist is at a conference and after the good scientist and his friend escape with the help of his ghostly-like “girlfriend” and the strong driver has been dealt with by the good scientist, some reporters show the footage involving the gunpoint to everyone and they mention and claim at one point that he actually “discovered New Jersey.” instead of some new planet or something.

At the end, after the rival scientist has been arrested when trying to flee to no avail, the good scientist returns home, closes his eyes, and uses a special somewhat magic, space stone he has in one hand in order to turn his beautiful, somewhat ghostly-like woman girlfriend whom he has been in love with since probably the beginning into a real woman at the end of the movie.

At one point in the movie, I remember the good scientist was playing chess with the ghostly-like woman too.

P.S.: The woman was seen wearing a white dress and she was a blonde throughout the movie. The rival scientist’s name was called Dr. Mein or Mine-bender or heimer or something. I’m not so sure.

Note: It is not “The Man with two Brains”, “The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension”, or “Flubber” either.

Does anybody know the Lion Guard episode which matches this screenshot?

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This is very important. I need a full list of ALL the names of the Emperor’s New School episodes that feature the scene whereYzma and Kronk enter the Secret Lab as soon as possible because of something important I’m working on.

This is very important. I need a full list of ALL the names of the Lion Guard episodes that feature the scene where Kion talks to his grandfather, Mufasa as soon as possible because of something important I’m working on these past few days. Already, I know the pilot movie episode is one of them but I don’t know about the rest, so, please, I need a little help when possible.

Does anybody know a safe video site where we can watch all 52 episodes of Saban’s Adventures of Oliver Twist WITHOUT difficulty such as foreign languages, bad qualities, audio problems, or any other technical problems and WITHOUT registering an account to watch, download, or stream the video file?

.. animals illegally

From what I remember in this movie, at some point, in a forest, a divorced mother has broken her leg and is left using a long branch as a cane to walk and at the same time, she befriends and takes care of a female wolf who appears wounded and injured with something sharp stuck in one of her paws. Until help can arrive, they make a home somewhere in the forest.

Meanwhile, the mother’s only teenage son is left dealing with and trying to stop 2 poachers: one elderly and one young from hunting and skinning animals illegally after they take over his home.

Another scene I remember is that the mother finds 2 wolf cubs and brings them back to the female wolf for company. A few days later, a male adult wolf gets ready to attack the mother until he notices that she is friends with the female and the cubs. Later, after her son escapes custody from the poachers and is presumed killed after they shoot him and he falls down a hill, the elderly poacher meets the mother and when he sees the same male wolf that she met and befriended, he tries to shoot it only for the mother to stop him just in time with her branch/cane.

After the boy miraculously survives and subdues the poachers, he and his mother are rescued and the poachers are taken into custody for illegal poaching, skinning, and attempted murder.

Note: This is not a Disney movie, so, it’s not White Fang or its sequel or any Jungle Book movie either.

Which episodes in Season 4 or 5 of the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air does Will Smith tell Carlton: “Don’t touch me!” and another one where he probably gives Carlton the hand signal not to touch him when Carlton naively thinks Will is referring to him as someone he loves after getting out of the hospital due to being previously shot?

Can anyone tell me at which time interval does the scene where the actor applies butter and cinnamon on a woman’s breast and then sucks it occur during the movie, please?

According to Wikipedia, the Gummi Bears episode; “For A Few Sovereigns More”, many Clint Eastwood movie references are used within it. Ex.: The titles spoofs that movie, For A Few Dollars More, the character Flint Shrubwood is named after Eastwood, and somewhere at the end, he says: ” Go ahead, take my pay.”; a reference to the famous line in the Eastwood movie, Sudden Impact: “Go ahead, make my day.”

What I want is for someone to watch this GB episode very carefully on YouTube, give me time intervals where I can find some other possible NEW Eastwood movie references, and tell me which Eastwood movies and scenes each one references as soon as possible.

At the time interval, 3:05 of this Aladdin episode, “The 7 Faces of Genie”, posted below, Genie, as a soldier, quoted something like: “This for Joe! And this for Moe! And this is for Bartholomew!” while shooting when he thought they were being under attack.

Somehow, I have a feeling Genie got this quote: “This for Joe! And this for Moe! And this is for Bartholomew!” from a movie featuring soldiers in WWII. Problem is I can’t figure out which one?

Note: While it’s true that the title spoofs the McHale’s Navy episode, “The 7 Faces of Ensign Parker”, I just wanna know which movie uses that exact quote: “This for Joe! And this for Moe! And this is for Bartholomew!” AND who is Genie spoofing in this case too?

PS: Remember. I want the name of the soldier movie that uses that exact quote, not the movie/episode which the episode’s title spoofs.

At the time interval, 3:05 of this Aladdin episode, “The 7 Faces of Genie”, posted below, Genie, as a soldier, quoted something like: “This for Joe! And this for Moe! And this is for Bartholomew!” while shooting when he thought they were being under attack.

Somehow, I have a feeling Genie got this quote: “This for Joe! And this for Moe! And this is for Bartholomew!” from a movie featuring soldiers in WWII. Problem is I can’t figure out which one?

Note: While it’s true that the title spoofs the McHale’s Navy episode, “The 7 Faces of Ensign Parker”, I just wanna know which movie uses that exact quote: “This for Joe! And this for Moe! And this is for Bartholomew!” AND who is Genie spoofing in this case too?

At the time interval 3:05 of the Aladdin episode, “The 7 Faces of Genie”, Genie quoted something like: “This for Joe! This for Moe!……..” while shooting and being dressed as a soldier when he thinks they are being under attack.

Somehow, I have a feeling Genie got this from a movie with soldiers in it from either WWI or WWII. Problem is I don’t know which movie has that kind of quote.

…at the end of the movie

From what I remember from this movie, it looks old, possibly from the 1980’s, 90’s, or 2000’s, I’m not sure. It’s an American Sci-fi movie in English I partially saw on TV in color twice when I was a teenager. I don’t know anything about the actors/actresses’ names.

In the movie, a scientist has a rival scientist whom he forces to cancel some sort of rocket launch. At one point, the rival scientist was seen with his strong driver holding his enemy and his enemy’s friend at gunpoint unaware that it was all being recorded on a security camera. Then, when the rival scientist is at the conference and after the good scientist and his friend escape with the help of his ghostly-like “girlfriend” and the strong driver has been dealt with by the good scientist, some reporters show the footage involving the gunpoint to everyone and they mention and claim at one point that he actually “discovered New Jersey.” instead of some new planet or something.

At the end, after the rival scientist has been arrested when trying to flee to no avail, the good scientist returns home, closes his eyes, and uses a special somewhat magic, space stone he has in one hand in order to turn his beautiful, somewhat ghostly-like woman girlfriend whom he has been in love with since probably the beginning into a real woman at the end of the movie.

At one point in the movie, I remember the good scientist was playing chess with the ghostly-like woman too.

P.S.: The woman was seen wearing a white dress and she was ablonde throughout the rest of the movie.

Note: It is not “The Man with two Brains”, “The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension”, or “Flubber”.

This YouTube clip has a full compaliation of scenes from The Emperor’s New School episodes concerning Yzma’s lab entry. Problem is I can’t figure out the names and numbers of the episodes and number of seasons of each of them. So, please, let me know from which episode does each scene come from. Including the number of seasons and each episode too when you can. Take your time.

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   clip has a full compaliation of scenes from The Emperor’s New School episodes concerning Yzma’s lab entry. Problem is I can’t figure out the names and numbers of the episodes and number of seasons of each of them. So, please, let me know from which episode does each scene come from. Including the number of seasons and each episode too when you can. Take your time.