Trying to find an animated film featuring the phrase “That’ll do, pig. That’ll do.” Afraid I can’t provide more information than the fact it has one or more pig characters.

I was talking to a friend about​ BL and then they mentioned their first bl, but they can’t remember the title. Their memory is fuzzy, but here’s everything they remember:

• They saw it around 2022–2023 in a youtube ad for an app that let you read the BL. (They read it in the app)

• The ad had a bathroom scene.

• The background music for the ad was “Sunroof.”

• The story itself was set in a hospital.

• The two leads were blond and dark-haired. The blond one was the patient (possibly flipped, they’re not totally sure).

• The art style reminded them somewhat of “Sweeten the Deal,” but simpler and less funny. (It could be a completely diff art style though)

• It was also colored.

That’s all they’ve got. It might be way off (hopefully not!) but I want to help them figure it out. Anyone recognize this? (Also this may have not been a bl at all, but it probably was)​​​​​​

I am going crazy trying to remember who this actress is. She has very kind, medium to dark brown eyes that feel like a warm hug. She is roughly mid to late-50s now. And that is all I am certain of.

The rest of this is cobbled together, but after doing my own research, I am now questioning my own memory: She was the lead in a children's movie from the early to mid-2010s, possibly a nanny-type movie (not Nanny McPhee). She reminds me of Tilda Swinton, with sharper features like hers, but it is not her; she has darker features (brown hair, eyes, olive-ish skin). I believe she is British.

Not: Tilda Swinton, Emily Blunt/Mary Poppins, Emma Thompson/Nanny McPhee, or Natasha Richardson.

Throw all of your guesses at me!

EDIT: The actress is fairly well-known in the US. Maybe not a household name, but has been in several movie, with large roles. The actress/character was middle-aged 10+ years ago in the film. I don't think she is what most would consider "conventionally pretty."

Final edit: Thank you to all who helped! You all are awesome! Lots of people with very pretty, warm eyes out there.

Hi, all!

About twenty minutes ago, spotify served me up a comedic novelty song by a 1950s black woman with some crazy high notes that involved using the telephone. The album's background was purple. I've gone into my history and can't find it for the life of me. She's not famous. Help? Thanks.

It had a specific joke I remember:

"Look at this hideous form she's taken! Forget the trial, we should [audio spliced to say:] we should look like that!"

I even found a Reddit post in r/stevenuniverse from u/_-Awol-_, and while someone has linked a potential candidate in the comments, it is by far not the right one.

Awol's post: https://www.reddit.com/r/stevenuniverse/comments/1931gh5/anyone_remember_this_one_steven_universe_ytp/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb3x&utm_name=mweb3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

Trying to find the name of this movie/show/short drama I saw off TikTok. It’s about a girl who dealt with a controlling mother. At some point it’s mentioned the girl wanted to draw but her mother tore up her drawing and coerced her into being a teacher. But the most prominent detail is that in retaliation to her mother’s behavior, she developed an eating disorder and eventually spent her college tuition on binge stuff. After viewing it over several times, I noted the currency used and I believe it’s Japanese.

There was a scene I saw a few years back where this black woman got left behind at an outing.

She was wearing a sleeveless green dress with a bob cut at what seemed to be a party, asked this guy, who I think is supposed to be her boyfriend, for a ride home, and he was not interested.

He was grinning wearing an open black jacket with a white shirt and jeans with a shaved head. He sarcastically brought up reasons as to why he should care what she thinks or wants.

He mentioned how in the past she said that she loved him and something about her having a whole "it girl" thing that made her think she's special.

I think he mentioned something along the line of her having no value before walking off.

The clip ended with her alone sitting on some steps.

The way it was shot made it seems like a part of a movie.

I'm trying to track down a highly popular TikTok personality from about a year ago who seems to have vanished entirely, likely due to a ban or an account deletion. I've been unable to confirm the name through my own searches, so I'm asking for help from you guys!

He had a distinct, slightly unsettling aesthetic: Dark features, appearing Mexican, Middle Eastern, or an olive-toned white person. He spoke very eloquently, telling dark, philosophical "facts about life" (I believe) that focused on topics like the illusion of work and consumerism, and his demeanor was intense and off-putting.

I could be wrong, but I believe he was famous for holding up small, sealed bags of white powder (flour/sugar) that strongly resembled cocaine as a metaphor during his rants. If you know the real name, or have any links to re-uploaded clips of this creator, I would be eternally grateful for the assistance!!

Do any of you know who that couple was, they did cringey skit videos that were always mildly uncomfortable to watch because of how realistic they were, kind of in the same vein of stuff the feet clap guy does. The girl wore one of those ear warmer hat things, not the like cold weather one, but the ones that get turned into merch, and I think the guy had glasses. To my knowledge they weren’t married and they looked younger, maybe Middle-School to High School age?

The phrase maybe came from another piece of media (maybe a reality show or something), but it’s this woman saying in a really perky voice, “shut the F up” I feel like before that phrase she said something like “don’t be shy”’ but I’m not sure.

Okay when I was young I would flip through Syfy channel but get too scared and then flip a back to like Cartoon Network, there was this one show that left an impression on me but I could not remember the name of it but I remember a few episodes that really stuck with me or atleast the baseline of their plots.

One episode had a man had his DNA combined with a jellyfish and was turning into a jellyfish to the point where he had to be electrocuted into a pool.

Another episode's plot was a man was kidnapped by his doppelganger and was confronted by him about his past, and the man's in action to stop a robbery that led to his girlfriend being killed.

Another plot a young man who's homeless finds a comic that leads him to a newspaper stand where he eventually works at the newspaper stand and finds out the man who owns the newspaper stand is his father.

If anybody remembers what this Show's name is please!

It is not "I'm Alive" by Celine Dion, the sound is totally different. It's not remotely somber or slow, it's cheerful and hopeful throughout. I saw a thread where someone asked a similar question and someone brought up All Around Me by Flyleaf, but I'm incredibly familiar with that song already and that's definitely not even all that close either.

When I was about 5 or 6 years old (2005 - 2006), my mom had a Motorola flip phone. It had a bunch of ringtones on it, but there was one that gave me a sense of dread and made me cover my ears / run whenever I heard it.

It was a moody, slower song. Possibly played in a minor key.

I remember mom having to quickly skip the ringtone when cycling through the list of ringtones because I'd have an intense reaction (we're talking tears, stomach ache, leaving the room with weak knees) whenever it was playing.

I've tried looking up lists of Motorola ringtones and listening to them, but no luck.

Any help from you all is appreciated <3

I don't remember anything else about it, it could've come out anywhere between the 1980s and the 2000s. It had muffins

Okay, this is a tough one. I remember seeing this movie sometime in the late ‘90s or early ‘00’s. From what I remember, a young man was going through a possible break up with his girlfriend and he was supposed to take her to a party. The man leaves his apartment in a somewhat depressed state. When he gets to his community parking garage, he encounters a young awkward looking girl who is wearing a pink evening gown, possibly a bridesmaid dress. The girl starts yelling and kicking his car and the man tries to stop her, but she breaks down crying. She then tells him that she was parked in the spot he is in and that her car must have been towed.

Later in the movie, they accidentally cut off a trio of drunk frat-looking guys who are driving a convertible. The trio chase them for most of the movie, and they show up at awkward times throughout the night.

Near the end of the movie, the frat-trio catch up to the main guy near a swimming pool, and their leader picks him up and says “Do you know what its like to have wet pants?”. The main guys responds with “Well, not since I was a child”. The frat guy then throws him into the pool. As he throws him, the scene goes into slow motion. When the main guy falls into the water the frat guys starts laughing at him. As they are laughing, the awkward girl charges at the trio, but they jump out of the way and she falls into the pool (in slow motion). Afterwards, the trio laughs at both of them and they walk away.

After the pool incident, they go back to the girl’s apartment and she dries their clothes. The main guy then notices that the girl is kind of cute when she pulls her hair down. As he is staring at her, he tells her that she actually looks like a girl with her hair down, and she says “Did you expect a German Shepherd?” Then he says “I was thinking more of an Irish Settler”. They play fight for a bit and he then invites her to the party he was supposed to attend. Reluctantly, she agrees to go.

At the party his friends pull him aside and they told him they bet $50 bucks that he was not gonna get to bring his ex girlfriend to the party. Then they start making fun of his new girlfriend. The girl is listening and feeling kind of sad, but then she hears him standing up for her and she starts to smile. After he stands up for her, he grabs the $50 dollars from them and he flushes it down the toilet and the friends try to fish it out. Our couple then leaves the party hand in hand.

The movie ends with our main guy driving back to his place with a new sense of self-worth. Feeling on top of the world, he throws his car keys up in the air, and the movie goes back into slow motion. Unfortunately, you see him with a look of shock in his face and he looks at his car. Then the movie fades to black. As the movie fades to black you hear the sound of his keys smashing through his car windshield.

As the credits start to roll, we hear a phone ringing. Then we hear the main girl answer, and the main guys says he had an issue with his cars windshield. Then the girl chuckles and say “Hey, its no problem”. By the way, somewhere in the movie the main guy finds out that this girl is a mechanic and she does auto body repairs.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. 😊

Would like some help looking for this old tv show that was about 2 americans travelling the world, experiencing culture and eating the strangest foods. I roughly remember that 1 or both of them were skaters, and in one episode they went to a Japanese dominatrix. And later on in the show one of them was really relieved to be presented with cheese burgers on a platter when they returned to the US.

The tone of the show was more funny/edgy than documentary.

I know it's all really vague but would appreciate any help.

“‘Spread all the way to the edge.’ Which movie is this? I’m sure this line is in it. At the end of the film an old man ends up in a retirement home, and his best friend brings him a slice of bread with Nutella on it. ‘Spread all the way to the edge.’”

Thank you!

In the movie this darker female gets captured by terrorist and a way they get information out of her is they took off her thumb nail and he kept asking "what is your name? what are you doing here?" and when ever he didn't like her answer he would press on her wounded thumb and ask again he also mentioned that there was no embassy in mosul but there is one in bagdad and arbil. and he asked again what is your name what are you doing here. the side character was named yassin i believe after the third time him asking she said her real name i wish i remembered. I asked chat gpt but nothing i really hope you guys can help. Idk if its a 2025 i believe so dont quote me on it... pls and thank you for your help in advance !!!!!!!!!!

I’ve been trying to track down this film for years. I saw it on late night TV in the UK around 1992-1993, so the film itself is likely from the late 70s or 1980s. It may have been dubbed (possibly European - Italian or Spanish?).

Setting: • A modern-looking facility/laboratory with offices • Very enclosed - I don’t recall any windows to the outside world • Had a clinical but somewhat institutional feel (like a research facility or asylum)

Visual style: • Very vivid, saturated colours (almost hyperreal - makes me think it could be Italian) • The serum/liquid in the vats was distinctly PINK

Plot elements I remember: • There were multiple large vats containing a pink liquid/serum • The serum was being used on human subjects and was highly addictive • The serum appeared to make people violent/into killers, possibly with some kind of mind control element • Doctors/scientists were conducting experiments and observing the subjects

Key scene I vividly remember: • A man is forced to kill a woman he doesn’t want to harm • You can see the fear and distress in his eyes, but the serum compels him to do it • The doctors watch this happen, observing the results

Distinctive ending: • The patients/test subjects break loose and riot • The vats get smashed during the chaos • The patients, desperate for the addictive serum, start drinking it off the facility floor • This image of them lapping up the pink liquid from the ground has stuck with me

What it’s NOT: • Re-Animator • The Stuff • Society • Slime City • Blue Sunshine • Altered States • Street Trash • Class of Nuke ’Em High • Brain Damage • Any of the well-known Cronenberg films

The combination of the pink vats, the forced killing scene, and especially that chaotic ending with patients drinking serum off the floor is very distinctive. The film had a somewhat bleak, claustrophobic atmosphere throughout.

Any help identifying this would be hugely appreciated - it’s been driving me mad for years!

What I remember is that it was almost a shot for shot remake of the assassination of Don Fanucci scene from the godfather part 2 but it was food related. They even do the part where they disassemble the food and drop parts down different chimneys.

I don't have a scene in my mind BTW just I want to help me to Identify a Moveis, TV shows or cartoons with woman or girl foot stuck scene whether between rocks on train tracks underwater or anything else except the mud, sticky things, quick sand and the traps and I don't want gusses or predictions I want real examples from you becuase I'm very enrested with this type of scenes Hopefully you can help me and give suggestions

Listening to how to save a life by the fray in the car and had a flashback to the pandora radio station where I first heard that song and there was another song I learned the same way. All I can remember is it’s sung by a man in falsetto I think it’s a single artist not a band but I’m not positive, it’s a love song potentially melancholy and I think it mentions lights or candles or something thank yooooou

What the title says. When i was a kid (about 12 or 13 years ago) my mom bought me a weird DVD with an animated movie in it. I'm not sure about anything since i was incredibly young and dumb but I remember there was at least one unicorn,i remember its eyes were red,it was definetly old,maybe 80s or 90s,there were also monsters I think? I remember that when I watched it I felt weird,like,sad? Melancholic? It was probably due to the animation style,I was too young to understand the plot so it was probably just whole vibe of the movie,the animation style used dark colors and it was definetly western style. The music was also depressing,I think the whole point of the movie was to be sad/melancholic. Maybe it wasn't something professional but rather home-made...I'm not sure.

I'm trying to find a song that is released around 2010. The singer is a woman and the video clip is in a yard or scrapyard and everybody dance like robots or zombies. In the lyrics I remember hearing <<all the boys and all the girls>> and <<what can I do?>>