This is the son of Godzilla () as seen in the 1967 movie .    So, Godzilla’s son is “born” after hatching from an egg a trio of giant praying mantises dig up on . Godzilla takes on the role of father to this kid, but it’s not clear who the mother of this bundle of joy is or how the egg ended up on the island to begin with.  Is there any canonical reference in the Godzilla universe that clearly states who the mother of Minya/Minilla is?  FWIW, the film  was never officially released in theaters in outside of Japan until streaming services started to carry the original Japanese film with translated subtitles.
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Godzilla is always referred to as male and referenced with "he" or "him."  Do we know, for sure, if Godzilla is a male? Has beast gender ever been a factor within any kaiju movies?
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In Pixar's Monsters films (Monsters Inc. &amp; Monsters U), the Monsters living on an Earth-like planet that is clearly not Earth.  Via their special doors, they're able to come to Earth.  It's unclear to me though how their planet and Earth are related.  Is the Monsters' planet in a parallel dimension?  Is it elsewhere in the same universe?  Is the Monsters' planet Earth in the far future ala Planet of the Apes?  How are Earth and the Monsters' planet related/connected?
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I just watched  and when the alien leaves the host it's tiny. A few minutes later in the movie they encounter the alien and it's now fully grown and is larger than a human. I don't know how much time actually goes by in the movie but it couldn't be more then a few hours, it seems to grow extremely fast. How fast does it actually grow?
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I went down yesterday to the Piraeus with Glaucon the son of Ariston, that I might offer up my prayers to the goddess (Bendis, the Thracian Artemis.); and also because I wanted to see in what manner they would celebrate the festival, which was a new thing. - The Republic of Plato.   Glaucon is the son of Ariston, right? I suppose it should be Glaucon who is the son of Ariston. Can we omit that?
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SPOILERS:     Jor-El puts Krypton's DNA codex into Kal-el 's DNA. Jor-El seems totally against the idea of artificial birth from the get go of the movie. Kal-El fights with General Zod for the codex. Kal-El destroys the genesis birthing chamber   Hence my question, what was the point of putting the Kryptonian codex into Kal-El DNA if Jor-El never intended for Kal-El to use them? Rather than say.. destroy the DNA codex in the first place? Sure that would make for a quick movie plot, but was there an underlying reason for porting the codex to Kal-El?
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We never seem to see any beings of Yoda's species - except, of course, Yoda himself.  This leads us to the question of where the rest of the li'l critt'rs are. Yoda had to have parents, correct? So what happened to them? Was Yoda, put simply, just one of the last of a dying species?
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During the course of The Force Awakens we learn that Kylo Ren is the son of Han Solo and Leia.  My question is, by the end of the film which characters know this fact? It is plainly obvious that in addition to his parents, people involved in Kylo Ren/Ben Solo's upbringing and training will know, such as Luke, Chewbacca, Threepio, Artoo and Snoke etc. and through them this information could be communicated to other members of the resistance such as Poe and Admiral Ackbar. It also seems that Lor San Tekka knows.  However, I can't seem to remember this information ever being communicated to Rey, Finn or General Hux, amongst others. So I was wondering if I missed part of a scene, or there is another canon source, where the characters mentioned find out this information?  When I first saw the scene where Rey calls Kylo Ren a 'Monster' I got a feeling she meant because of the whole patricide thing but I have nothing else to back this up other than the hunch I got in the cinema chair. Additionally Finn could've found out from his time in the FO, as well as General Hux for that matter.
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I watched this movie when I was a kid and never discovered it again.  It’s about a boy whose father left him after his divorce from the mother, the kid enters a world somehow where he has a big sword he needs to keep searching for precious stones to fill it with. it has certain holes that look like each stone shape! I also remember the kid going to eat with his mythical (dragon-like friend), and he gets stuck in the restaurant because the crazy restaurant lady won’t let him leave without finishing huge amounts of food!  The kid also gets bullied so I’m guessing the the swords journey is to teach the kid how to deal with all of this...
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In the movie Arrival the aliens say that they will need help in 3000 years. What for? Is it implied or mentioned in the movie because I didn't catch that part. Is it mentioned in 'Story of Your Life' that is the short story the movie was based on?
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C-3PO frequently speaks of “the Maker.” Is this a true droid religion, or is this a religious reverence by droids for their specific creators (in this case, Anakin, even though C-3PO has forgotten who he is)? Is this even a droid thing or is it just C-3PO? What else do we know about this “Maker”-worship?
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At the beginning of , someone (who I think is Newt Scamander) says the spell "Lumos Maxima". The problem is that Lumos Maxima is not a canon spell. The spell that everyone uses in the books is Lumos. (Rowling has said "That's showbiz!" when asked about the movies versions of the spells.)  A fact that further complicated matters is that JKR said  that she "wrote the entire script".  So why does Fantastic Beasts have Lumos Maxima?  (An out of universe answer is fine, I'm more of trying to figure out where this movie stands canonwise than trying to mesh two incompatible things.)
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I remember very little but enough... I know that there were 3 worlds, a real one, a mid-world kind of with a teleporter, and the world with all the creatures. The first episode was in the desert and there was a good monster that saved the main guys from a bad one. Before he saved them he said every end is a beginning and every beginning is an end.   Please help me; I've tried everything. I saw it on , I think it was not Japanese. I live in Croatia, so I saw it there. It was aimed at kids, but not younger kids. The main characters were human, around 15 years old. The teleporter was in the middle of a big structure. It was a 6 piece tp, so every circle was one, and it was shaped like a star. There were robots working there; they carried food and other things.  I remember that all the creatures thought that the humans are evil, all but the one, the "lord" of all of them. And yes, the main character got to the world by some sort of a device that he found and it belonged to another kid who lost it and they were able to transform in the creatures from the world by it. When they are in the "other world", their body stays in the real world and acts normally but their soul gets transported to the mid-world
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The plan to produce the Kwisatz Haderach was that all Bene Gesserit would have daughters only, until the time was ready (and we know that Jessica Atreides disobeyed). All this stems from the idea of the Bene Gesserit choosing the gender of their offspring. How are they able to do that? Jessica gave birth before taking the spice, if I remember correctly, so, how is she able to decide she will have a son? Is that ever established?
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Some 30 years back, I saw a film about the son of an extraterrestrial who gets involved in a gold heist.  The main character does not initially know that he is the son of an extraterrestrial and that has special telekinetic powers. The film opens, I think, with him being in some train yard, his foot getting stuck in a switch with a locomotive approaching. He stops it using his powers intuitively, possibly passing out (not realizing what he actually did). I think his mother subsequently reveals his heritage to him.  He somehow gets hired as a bodyguard for someone planning a gold heist. I think they know his abilities and use him to steal a million US dollars. Actually, that is just a distraction, covering that they steal 30 million dollars from the same location (through the air, not sure on that part).  The last part I remember is some underground tunnels where the thieves set up to melt the gold. The main character is locked in there.  Does anyone know the title of this movie? Searching for things like "sci-fi gold heist extraterrestrial etc." did not reveal anything to me. I also had a hard time picking proper tags (sorry).
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So, Michonne's pet walkers: who were they, and where did they come from? Is it ever revealed?  I guess this question would be directed more towards the comic book fans, since the best answer in the show has been "they deserved what they got, they weren't human to begin with". Other that that she always clams up at the subject.  I have my theories, but because she is so reluctant to reveal anything about herself it's really difficult to put any stock in those theories...
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Hope Summers is the supposed Mutant Messiah. She has the surname Summers but I can't figure out why. Is she directly related to Scott Summers (Cyclops) or is it due to her tutelage by Scott/Cable (Scott's son) that she has assumed the surname, or been given it?  Who are her parents, and what relation if any does she have with the Summers?   Bonus Q: Is she related to Jean Grey at all?
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In an  about The Force Awakens, the author suggests that:      Rey is Luke’s daughter.   I’ve missed any indicators of any such relationship while watching the movie.       For instance, I took neither Luke’s lightsaber calling out to Rey, nor her hug of consolation with General Organa as such. Is there any evidence that Luke is Rey’s father?    Is it known who Rey’s parents are?