The Lisbon earthquake is the most famous natural disaster in European history. In the space of little more than an hour on the morning of 1 November 1755, while much of the city’s population was at ...

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Universal Pictures In a scene that is only included in the U.S. alternate ending of the movie, viewers get a glimpse into Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy's life as husband and wife. In the utterly ...

It was caused by the 1755 Lisbon earthquake, which almost completely destroyed the Portuguese capital. This 1760 painting by João Glama Ströberle depicts the 1755 Lisbon earthquake, which led to ...

IT: Chapter Two didn’t have as big an audience as the first movie and is considered by many ... is and delivered the most absurdly gruesome scene of both adaptations. When he learns about ...

It was originally reported as an earthquake with a magnitude of 4.1 but was later adjusted to 3.8 after further reports. Footage shows the calm scenes in the town of Kittery, Maine quickly shift ...

"(Monday's quake) is a very interesting location because in 1755, we had an earthquake offshore east of Cape Ann," Ebel said. "So that makes it very interesting to me to study the potential for ...

Fans can expect unseen sequences, including a much-anticipated scene set in Japan ... The teaser has reignited interest in the movie, with fans speculating if the extended cut might hint at ...

Of course, that is also a power play. This whole movie is about power, control, surrender. And this scene particularly is very much about the power dynamics between our main characters.

One of those, however, didn't make the movie's final cut but shows up in a deleted scene in the extra features of the "Moana 2" digital release (arriving Tuesday) and upcoming Blu-ray/DVD (out ...