Conan (Arnold Schwarzenegger) witnessed something in the Tower of the Serpent in Conan the Barbarian that he probably wouldn't have believed if he didn't see it with his own eyes. The answer we're looking for here isn't the serpent, itself, but rather something it did.
If we asked you what saved Perceval (Paul Geoffrey) from the fate that befell some of the other Quest Knights in Excalibur, you'd answer, "the spur that cut into the rope that was around his neck," wouldn't you? But he still would have died if Mordred (Robert Addie) hadn't made this mistake. What are we referring to?
Complete the following quote: When Maximus (Russell Crowe) was asked why he was in favor of an emperor-led Rome, as opposed to one that was run by a group of senators in Gladiator, he replied, "because a soldier has the advantage of…"
Apart from his skill as a master swordsman, what enabled the Nameless Warrior (Jet Li) to defeat Flying Snow (Maggie Cheung) so quickly and so easily in Hero?
The path that Tristan (Mads Mikkelsen) scouted in the mountains took Arthur's (Clive Owen) men in which of the following directions in King Arthur?
A. North, to rendezvous with a Roman Legion
that was stationed at a post on the other
side of the mountain.
B. South, towards Hadrian's Wall.
C. East, behind Saxon lines.
D. They traveled West to make it look
like they were retreating.
What oath did Balian (Orlando Bloom) swear to uphold when he was knighted by his father (Liam Neeson) in Kingdom of Heaven?
Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring One Ring to rule them all. One Ring to find them. One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them. Those words were inscribed upon the One Ring in what language?
Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers The Uruk-hai's armor provided sufficient protection during the battle at Helm's Deep, but it also restricted their movement in that they could only advance forward or risk being cut down by an arrow to the back or some other weapon. Even the commanders' armor was concentrated on the front. The question here, however, doesn't pertain to the advantages of such a design, but rather the "oversight" that led to their defeat. A lack of training in what area of combat proved to be their undoing?