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Zerophilia

"Zerophilia" is a condition that the movie as well as the International Organization of Zerophiliacs claims affects approximately 1,000 or more people in the world, who have an extra "Z" chromosome. Following their first experience of sexual intercourse, Zerophiliacs begin to change gender whenever they are sexually aroused. Luke (Taylor Handley), a young man who is somewhat insecure about his masculinity, begins to exhibit Zerophilia following a sexual encounter with a woman (Kelly LeBrock). He meets Michelle (Rebecca Mozo) and experiences partial transformations when they go out together.He confides about his partial transformations to his best friend Keenan (Dustin Seavey), who contacts Dr. Sydney Catchadourian (Gina Bellman). Dr. Catchadourian persuades Luke to go through a full transformation. Luke accomplishes this through masturbation and becomes "Luca." Luca has difficulty achieving an orgasm to change back, even with coaching from Keenan's girlfriend Janine (Alison Folland). However, a visit by Michelle's attractive brother, Max (Kyle Schmid), who flirts with "Luke's cousin", enables her to get sufficiently aroused to complete the transformation back into Luke.Luke is threatened by his gender transformation and the questions of sexuality it raises; he seeks help from Sydney. She tells him that a Zerophiliac can become "a-morphic" and stop changing gender only by having sex with another Zerophiliac... such as herself. He relents, but discovers afterward that she wasn't telling him the full truth: an a-morphic Zerophiliac can still change by having sex with another Zerophiliac; Dr. Catchadourian was only using him to change herself into a man, leaving Luke as a woman, Luca.Comic tensions arise from Luke's efforts to keep Michelle at a distance, Max's defensiveness about his sister, Luca's half-hearted resistance to Max's affections and Luke's confused aggression toward Max. When Michelle discovers that Luke had sex with Dr. Catchadourian, she feels betrayed. Hoping to find Michelle, Luca seeks out Max and reveals the depth of her/(his) affection for Michelle and how sorry he is to have betrayed her. Max is touched by her apology, and reveals that he is actually Michelle. They make love...repeatedly, both changing gender, destined to live happily ever-after alternately as Luca and Max and Luke and Michelle.

Question: What is Max's true identity?
Answer: Michelle
Bhopal: Prayer for Rain

The film follows multiple characters' lives and dilemmas in the months leading to the biggest industrial disaster in human history that killed 10, 000 in a few hours on the night of December 3rd 1984.
We know the date, 2 december 1984, we know something called 'bhopal gas tragedy/ disaster' happened in the capital of Madhya Pradesh. now 30 years have passed and yet there are few who knows the full History even the narrative story, its a shame that how union carbide' an u.s.a based company betrayed us, how 'an american dream turned into an Indian nightmare with a terrifying legacy', and the result was disastrous known as Bhopal Disaster, considered one of the world's worst industrial disaster, over half a million people were exposed to methyl isocyanate (mic) gas and other chemicals, estimated 4,000 - 10,000/ people died almost within a course of 24 hours and 3,900 severely and permanently disabling injuries approximately by official statement of the corrupted MP govt, the UCIL though stated their story/theory/conspiracy of 'sabotage'. but history defies it by evidence based on fact that of pure corporate Negligence, a highly criminal offence in every country.

Question: Where did the 'bhopalgas tragedy/disaster' happen?
Answer: Madhya Pradesh
Bhopal: Prayer for Rain

The film follows multiple characters' lives and dilemmas in the months leading to the biggest industrial disaster in human history that killed 10, 000 in a few hours on the night of December 3rd 1984.
We know the date, 2 december 1984, we know something called 'bhopal gas tragedy/ disaster' happened in the capital of Madhya Pradesh. now 30 years have passed and yet there are few who knows the full History even the narrative story, its a shame that how union carbide' an u.s.a based company betrayed us, how 'an american dream turned into an Indian nightmare with a terrifying legacy', and the result was disastrous known as Bhopal Disaster, considered one of the world's worst industrial disaster, over half a million people were exposed to methyl isocyanate (mic) gas and other chemicals, estimated 4,000 - 10,000/ people died almost within a course of 24 hours and 3,900 severely and permanently disabling injuries approximately by official statement of the corrupted MP govt, the UCIL though stated their story/theory/conspiracy of 'sabotage'. but history defies it by evidence based on fact that of pure corporate Negligence, a highly criminal offence in every country.

Question: How many people were killed on December 3rd 1984 in the movie?
Answer: 10,000
Bhopal: Prayer for Rain

The film follows multiple characters' lives and dilemmas in the months leading to the biggest industrial disaster in human history that killed 10, 000 in a few hours on the night of December 3rd 1984.
We know the date, 2 december 1984, we know something called 'bhopal gas tragedy/ disaster' happened in the capital of Madhya Pradesh. now 30 years have passed and yet there are few who knows the full History even the narrative story, its a shame that how union carbide' an u.s.a based company betrayed us, how 'an american dream turned into an Indian nightmare with a terrifying legacy', and the result was disastrous known as Bhopal Disaster, considered one of the world's worst industrial disaster, over half a million people were exposed to methyl isocyanate (mic) gas and other chemicals, estimated 4,000 - 10,000/ people died almost within a course of 24 hours and 3,900 severely and permanently disabling injuries approximately by official statement of the corrupted MP govt, the UCIL though stated their story/theory/conspiracy of 'sabotage'. but history defies it by evidence based on fact that of pure corporate Negligence, a highly criminal offence in every country.

Question: What is the name of the company?
Answer: Union Carbide
Bhopal: Prayer for Rain

The film follows multiple characters' lives and dilemmas in the months leading to the biggest industrial disaster in human history that killed 10, 000 in a few hours on the night of December 3rd 1984.
We know the date, 2 december 1984, we know something called 'bhopal gas tragedy/ disaster' happened in the capital of Madhya Pradesh. now 30 years have passed and yet there are few who knows the full History even the narrative story, its a shame that how union carbide' an u.s.a based company betrayed us, how 'an american dream turned into an Indian nightmare with a terrifying legacy', and the result was disastrous known as Bhopal Disaster, considered one of the world's worst industrial disaster, over half a million people were exposed to methyl isocyanate (mic) gas and other chemicals, estimated 4,000 - 10,000/ people died almost within a course of 24 hours and 3,900 severely and permanently disabling injuries approximately by official statement of the corrupted MP govt, the UCIL though stated their story/theory/conspiracy of 'sabotage'. but history defies it by evidence based on fact that of pure corporate Negligence, a highly criminal offence in every country.

Question: How much time has passed?
Answer: 30 years
The Dark Half

The author of highbrow literary novels under his own name, Thad Beaumont (Timothy Hutton) is better known for the bestselling suspense-thrillers he writes under the pen name "George Stark". Beaumont wishes to retire the Stark name and symbolically buries Stark in a mock grave.
However, Stark has become a physical entity (also portrayed by Hutton) and is terrorizing Beaumont's family and friends after he emerges from the grave. Stark then kills local photographer Homer Gamache and steals his truck. He also kills Thad's editor, agent, and his agent's ex-wife, and kills a man named Fred Clawson, who was trying to blackmail Thad for being a con artist that should not have written books under a false name.
When the police suspect Thad of murdering Gamache, he tries to convince Sheriff Alan Pangborn of Castle Rock, Maine he had nothing to do with it. After putting an all-points bulletin on Clawson, who was accused of the death of Homer, the New York police find him castrated and his throat slit. They find a message on the wall, written in Clawson's blood, "The sparrows are flying again." Thad starts to think that he may have a psychic connection to the killer.
While in his office, Thad begins to receive messages from Stark, and begins to worry about the next victim. He and his family start to receive threatening phone calls from Stark. Pangborn initially suspects the phone calls are a prank by Thad until Stark begins to describe how he is going to kill Thad's family, disturbing Pangborn.
State Police find Homer's truck with Thad's fingerprints all over it. For some reason, Stark wants to live after he appeared in a set of Beaumont's best selling books. Beaumont writes, but he is not alone in suspecting something strange: Sheriff Pangborn is equally suspicious and continues investigating. Thad begins to realize that Stark is, in fact, his twin brother who died at "child birth."
His mother never told him about the twin, until a local doctor tells him that Stark is a fraternal twin that was living inside Thad's brain. (A scene in the film's start shows a developing fetus inside Beaumont's brain). Stark arrives, kills the doctor, and blames Thad for the crime. A local friend realizes that Stark is an entity controlled by the books that Thad wrote, and that he will do anything he can to stop him. Stark kidnaps Thad's wife Liz and his children, and makes a deal with Thad: Finishing a book that has Stark living in the real world, or he will kill his family.
While writing the book, Thad notices Stark is healing himself with his own writings. Thad and Stark get into a fight, which ends with Thad stabbing Stark in the neck with a pencil. Thinking that it is over, Stark decides to kill Thad's children instead. Sheriff Pangborn arrives and unties Liz, who says that Thad and Stark are upstairs. However, a huge flock of sparrows comes and tears Stark apart, and take him back to hell where he belongs. The sparrows are agents of Satan, that come to collect evil souls that were not allowed to live. Thad and Liz are spared, and they along with Pangborn, watch as the sparrows disappear into the night.

Question: What deal does Stark make with Thad?
The Dark Half

The author of highbrow literary novels under his own name, Thad Beaumont (Timothy Hutton) is better known for the bestselling suspense-thrillers he writes under the pen name "George Stark". Beaumont wishes to retire the Stark name and symbolically buries Stark in a mock grave.
However, Stark has become a physical entity (also portrayed by Hutton) and is terrorizing Beaumont's family and friends after he emerges from the grave. Stark then kills local photographer Homer Gamache and steals his truck. He also kills Thad's editor, agent, and his agent's ex-wife, and kills a man named Fred Clawson, who was trying to blackmail Thad for being a con artist that should not have written books under a false name.
When the police suspect Thad of murdering Gamache, he tries to convince Sheriff Alan Pangborn of Castle Rock, Maine he had nothing to do with it. After putting an all-points bulletin on Clawson, who was accused of the death of Homer, the New York police find him castrated and his throat slit. They find a message on the wall, written in Clawson's blood, "The sparrows are flying again." Thad starts to think that he may have a psychic connection to the killer.
While in his office, Thad begins to receive messages from Stark, and begins to worry about the next victim. He and his family start to receive threatening phone calls from Stark. Pangborn initially suspects the phone calls are a prank by Thad until Stark begins to describe how he is going to kill Thad's family, disturbing Pangborn.
State Police find Homer's truck with Thad's fingerprints all over it. For some reason, Stark wants to live after he appeared in a set of Beaumont's best selling books. Beaumont writes, but he is not alone in suspecting something strange: Sheriff Pangborn is equally suspicious and continues investigating. Thad begins to realize that Stark is, in fact, his twin brother who died at "child birth."
His mother never told him about the twin, until a local doctor tells him that Stark is a fraternal twin that was living inside Thad's brain. (A scene in the film's start shows a developing fetus inside Beaumont's brain). Stark arrives, kills the doctor, and blames Thad for the crime. A local friend realizes that Stark is an entity controlled by the books that Thad wrote, and that he will do anything he can to stop him. Stark kidnaps Thad's wife Liz and his children, and makes a deal with Thad: Finishing a book that has Stark living in the real world, or he will kill his family.
While writing the book, Thad notices Stark is healing himself with his own writings. Thad and Stark get into a fight, which ends with Thad stabbing Stark in the neck with a pencil. Thinking that it is over, Stark decides to kill Thad's children instead. Sheriff Pangborn arrives and unties Liz, who says that Thad and Stark are upstairs. However, a huge flock of sparrows comes and tears Stark apart, and take him back to hell where he belongs. The sparrows are agents of Satan, that come to collect evil souls that were not allowed to live. Thad and Liz are spared, and they along with Pangborn, watch as the sparrows disappear into the night.

Question: Who kills the doctor?
Answer: Stark
The Comrades of Summer

Major League Baseball manager Sparky Smith is fired from his job with the Seattle Mariners. His attitude has gotten him into trouble with George, the owner of the Mariners, and no other teams seem to want any part of him.
The Olympic Games are coming up, however, and a spirit of glasnost exists in the new Russia, which is trying to field its first Olympic baseball team. Sparky reluctantly accepts an offer to move to Moscow to coach the players, many of whom don't even know the game's fundamentals. The players are predictably inept at first, but Sparky begins to learn the real joy in baseball is in the effort and the camaraderie.
An exhibition game ultimately is arranged in which Sparky and his young, eager Russians get to play against his old team, the Mariners.

Question: Where does Sparky reluctantly move to ?
Answer: Moscow.
The Comrades of Summer

Major League Baseball manager Sparky Smith is fired from his job with the Seattle Mariners. His attitude has gotten him into trouble with George, the owner of the Mariners, and no other teams seem to want any part of him.
The Olympic Games are coming up, however, and a spirit of glasnost exists in the new Russia, which is trying to field its first Olympic baseball team. Sparky reluctantly accepts an offer to move to Moscow to coach the players, many of whom don't even know the game's fundamentals. The players are predictably inept at first, but Sparky begins to learn the real joy in baseball is in the effort and the camaraderie.
An exhibition game ultimately is arranged in which Sparky and his young, eager Russians get to play against his old team, the Mariners.

Question: What is the name of the team Sparky and the Russians are playing against?
Answer: Mariners
The Comrades of Summer

Major League Baseball manager Sparky Smith is fired from his job with the Seattle Mariners. His attitude has gotten him into trouble with George, the owner of the Mariners, and no other teams seem to want any part of him.
The Olympic Games are coming up, however, and a spirit of glasnost exists in the new Russia, which is trying to field its first Olympic baseball team. Sparky reluctantly accepts an offer to move to Moscow to coach the players, many of whom don't even know the game's fundamentals. The players are predictably inept at first, but Sparky begins to learn the real joy in baseball is in the effort and the camaraderie.
An exhibition game ultimately is arranged in which Sparky and his young, eager Russians get to play against his old team, the Mariners.

Question: What team fired Sparky Smith?
Answer: Seattle Mariners
The Comrades of Summer

Major League Baseball manager Sparky Smith is fired from his job with the Seattle Mariners. His attitude has gotten him into trouble with George, the owner of the Mariners, and no other teams seem to want any part of him.
The Olympic Games are coming up, however, and a spirit of glasnost exists in the new Russia, which is trying to field its first Olympic baseball team. Sparky reluctantly accepts an offer to move to Moscow to coach the players, many of whom don't even know the game's fundamentals. The players are predictably inept at first, but Sparky begins to learn the real joy in baseball is in the effort and the camaraderie.
An exhibition game ultimately is arranged in which Sparky and his young, eager Russians get to play against his old team, the Mariners.

Question: Where does the spirit of glasnost exist ?
Answer: New Russia.
Death Race 2000

In the dystopian year of 2000, the United States has been destroyed by a financial crisis and a military coup. Political parties have collapsed into a single Bipartisan Party, which also fulfills the religious functions of a unified church and state. The resulting fascist police state, the United Provinces, is headed by the cult figure "Mr. President" (Sandy McCallum). The people are kept satisfied through a stream of gory gladiatorial entertainment, which includes the bloody spectacle of the Annual Transcontinental Road Race, depicted as a symbol of American values and way of life. The coast-to-coast, three-day race is run on public roads, and points are scored not just for speed, but for the number of innocent pedestrians struck and killed.Frankenstein (David Carradine) is the most celebrated racer and is the government's champion. He is reputed to be part machine, rebuilt after many crashes. He regularly battles with the other teams, particularly "Machine Gun" Joe Viterbo (Sylvester Stallone), who hates being second.The film is set at the start of the 20th annual race, during which a resistance group led by Thomasina Paine (Harriet Medin), a lineal descendant of Thomas Paine, one of the original American revolutionaries of the 1770s, is attempting to assassinate Frankenstein and replace him with one of their agents. The "Resistance" is assisted by Paine's great granddaughter Annie (Simone Griffeth), Frankenstein's navigator, who is intending to lure him into a planned ambush where he is to be replaced by a double. Disruption of the race by the Resistance is blamed on the French by the state, who are also blamed for ruining the country's economy and telephone system.It emerges that Frankenstein is not a willing government stooge, nor is there a single Frankenstein. The current Frankenstein is simply one of many people specially trained to race in the role. "When one is used up, they bring in another," he tells Annie. The current Frankenstein also has his own plan to end the tyranny: win the race and shake hands with Mr. President, detonating a grenade which has been implanted in his prosthetic right hand (he refers to it as a "hand grenade".)Frankenstein successfully outmaneuvers both the rival drivers and the Resistance, and is declared the winner and sole survivor, although he is wounded and unable to carry out his original grenade attack plan (with Annie using the grenade to kill Joe Viterbo when he attacks them near the end of the race). Annie dons Frankenstein's disguise and plans to stab the President on the victory podium. Greeting the president as he congratulates Frankenstein (and declares war on the French), Annie is mistakenly shot and wounded by her grandmother. Frankenstein finally succeeds in killing the President by ramming the podium with his car.In an epilogue, Annie and Frankenstein are wed, and Frankenstein, now President, abolishes the race and the perverse laws of the Provinces, though he does make a point of running over objecting (and objectionable) reporter Junior Bruce (Don Steele) whom appears throughout the movie covering the race.

Question: Who shoots Annie?
Answer: grandmother
The Bracelet of Bordeaux

Someone is dognapping the canine citizens of Chem City, Texas! Two pre-teen girls overcome danger and conspiracies as they set out to solve the crime and administer justice with the help of a magical bracelet. As the girls battle the Mob, a punk gang and a crooked cop they learn something about friendship, courage and the importance of hanging with the right crowd.Two teen girls overcome danger and conspiracies as they set out to solve the crime and administer justice with the help of a magical bracelet. As the girls battle the mob, a punk gang and a crooked cop, they learn something about friendship, courage and the importance of hanging with the right crowd. [D-Man2010]

Question: do the girls learn about courage?
Answer: yes
The Bracelet of Bordeaux

Someone is dognapping the canine citizens of Chem City, Texas! Two pre-teen girls overcome danger and conspiracies as they set out to solve the crime and administer justice with the help of a magical bracelet. As the girls battle the Mob, a punk gang and a crooked cop they learn something about friendship, courage and the importance of hanging with the right crowd.Two teen girls overcome danger and conspiracies as they set out to solve the crime and administer justice with the help of a magical bracelet. As the girls battle the mob, a punk gang and a crooked cop, they learn something about friendship, courage and the importance of hanging with the right crowd. [D-Man2010]

Question: What age group are the girls?
Answer: Pre-teen
The Bracelet of Bordeaux

Someone is dognapping the canine citizens of Chem City, Texas! Two pre-teen girls overcome danger and conspiracies as they set out to solve the crime and administer justice with the help of a magical bracelet. As the girls battle the Mob, a punk gang and a crooked cop they learn something about friendship, courage and the importance of hanging with the right crowd.Two teen girls overcome danger and conspiracies as they set out to solve the crime and administer justice with the help of a magical bracelet. As the girls battle the mob, a punk gang and a crooked cop, they learn something about friendship, courage and the importance of hanging with the right crowd. [D-Man2010]

Question: Do the girsl learn about friendship?
Answer: yes
The Bracelet of Bordeaux

Someone is dognapping the canine citizens of Chem City, Texas! Two pre-teen girls overcome danger and conspiracies as they set out to solve the crime and administer justice with the help of a magical bracelet. As the girls battle the Mob, a punk gang and a crooked cop they learn something about friendship, courage and the importance of hanging with the right crowd.Two teen girls overcome danger and conspiracies as they set out to solve the crime and administer justice with the help of a magical bracelet. As the girls battle the mob, a punk gang and a crooked cop, they learn something about friendship, courage and the importance of hanging with the right crowd. [D-Man2010]

Question: Besides a crooked cop, what else do the girls battle?
Answer: the mob and a punk gang