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If you read the Back to the Future FAQ (written by writer Bob Gale and director Robert Zemeckis, and also present as an extra on the DVD of part III) it is apparent that the movie wasn't using the branching-parallel-universe theory of time travel, but rather something more like a single...

Here's someone's amazon.com list of Great Books the Authors Never Completed, including: --The Canterbury Tales --Summa Theologica by Thomas Aquinas --Edward Gibbon's Autobiography --Ben Franklin's Autobiography --Immanual Kant's final work on philosophy --Sandition by Jane Austen --The...

Would the Indiana Jones movies be considered "historical pictures"? They obviously contain quite a lot of fantastical elements, and were not really intended to be educational (although the 'Young Indiana Jones' TV show was supposed to be).

Who did the nazis become in the German version of Wolfenstein? And are images of swastikas in a fictional historical context really illegal in Germany? I find it hard to believe they'd censor stuff like the Indiana Jones movies (here are the DVDs from amazon.de), and there's no reason to censor...

ST:TNG = Star Trek: The Next Generation, and Q was a recurring character on the show, a troublemaking being from another dimension with godlike powers, sort of like Star Trek's own version of Mr. Mxyzptlk.

If you liked "After Man", you might want to check out the DVD of The Future Is Wild, a CG nature show in the style of Walking with Dinosaurs that looks at the results of evolution 5, 100, and 200 million years in the future. They consulted a lot of scientists in order to try to make things...

The other plot hole I saw was that while most of the movie was based on the idea that he was changing the past by revisiting his blackout periods, some of his mental trips back in time seemed to be based on the predestination concept of time travel, like the one where he picked up the big knife...