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Neal N Nikki

The film, as its name implies, centers on Gurneal "Neal" Ahluwalia (Uday Chopra) and Nikita "Nikki" Bakshi (Tanisha Mukherjee), two Canadians of Punjabi descent, born and raised in British Columbia. But Neal and Nikki are different in many ways. Before getting married Neal wants to spend 21 days on vacation with 21 women.
On his way, he meets Nikki in a club, where Neal is with his date Kristi. Nikki gets drunk and starts dancing. Neal leaves his date and takes Nikki to a hotel where he watches T.V. while Nikki falls asleep. The next morning, Nikki thinks that Neal raped her when he didn't. She uses this to blackmail him all the time. Nikki interrupts his romantic meetings with other women from time to time, including once when Nikki interrupts Neal while he is having sex with another woman.
When Neal tells Nikki the truth why he is in Canada, she gets mad and dumps him. Nikki then takes Neal to a resort town Whistler promising that she will make him meet other girls there. In reality, her ex-boyfriend Trish is there with his girlfriend Amanda, and she wants to make him jealous. When Neal learns this, he doesn't agree but eventually does. They are successful in making Trish jealous. He tells Nikki that he wants her back, but she dumps him. They later spend a night together at a camp site but are unable to express their love to each other.
Neal then returns since it is time for his wedding. Later he finds out that the girl to whom he is to be engaged, Sweety (Richa Pallod), is Nikki's cousin. At the engagement ceremony just when Nikki is approaching to stop the engagement, it is revealed that Nikki's cousin had exchanged vows on the internet with her true love Happy Singh (Gaurav Gera). Sweety proceeds to run away with Happy, while Neal proposes to Nikki because they realise that they are meant for each other.

Question: Who is Neal engaged to first?
Answer: Neal is engaged to Sweety first
Neal N Nikki

The film, as its name implies, centers on Gurneal "Neal" Ahluwalia (Uday Chopra) and Nikita "Nikki" Bakshi (Tanisha Mukherjee), two Canadians of Punjabi descent, born and raised in British Columbia. But Neal and Nikki are different in many ways. Before getting married Neal wants to spend 21 days on vacation with 21 women.
On his way, he meets Nikki in a club, where Neal is with his date Kristi. Nikki gets drunk and starts dancing. Neal leaves his date and takes Nikki to a hotel where he watches T.V. while Nikki falls asleep. The next morning, Nikki thinks that Neal raped her when he didn't. She uses this to blackmail him all the time. Nikki interrupts his romantic meetings with other women from time to time, including once when Nikki interrupts Neal while he is having sex with another woman.
When Neal tells Nikki the truth why he is in Canada, she gets mad and dumps him. Nikki then takes Neal to a resort town Whistler promising that she will make him meet other girls there. In reality, her ex-boyfriend Trish is there with his girlfriend Amanda, and she wants to make him jealous. When Neal learns this, he doesn't agree but eventually does. They are successful in making Trish jealous. He tells Nikki that he wants her back, but she dumps him. They later spend a night together at a camp site but are unable to express their love to each other.
Neal then returns since it is time for his wedding. Later he finds out that the girl to whom he is to be engaged, Sweety (Richa Pallod), is Nikki's cousin. At the engagement ceremony just when Nikki is approaching to stop the engagement, it is revealed that Nikki's cousin had exchanged vows on the internet with her true love Happy Singh (Gaurav Gera). Sweety proceeds to run away with Happy, while Neal proposes to Nikki because they realise that they are meant for each other.

Question: Who does Sweety run away with?
Answer: Happy Singh.
Neal N Nikki

The film, as its name implies, centers on Gurneal "Neal" Ahluwalia (Uday Chopra) and Nikita "Nikki" Bakshi (Tanisha Mukherjee), two Canadians of Punjabi descent, born and raised in British Columbia. But Neal and Nikki are different in many ways. Before getting married Neal wants to spend 21 days on vacation with 21 women.
On his way, he meets Nikki in a club, where Neal is with his date Kristi. Nikki gets drunk and starts dancing. Neal leaves his date and takes Nikki to a hotel where he watches T.V. while Nikki falls asleep. The next morning, Nikki thinks that Neal raped her when he didn't. She uses this to blackmail him all the time. Nikki interrupts his romantic meetings with other women from time to time, including once when Nikki interrupts Neal while he is having sex with another woman.
When Neal tells Nikki the truth why he is in Canada, she gets mad and dumps him. Nikki then takes Neal to a resort town Whistler promising that she will make him meet other girls there. In reality, her ex-boyfriend Trish is there with his girlfriend Amanda, and she wants to make him jealous. When Neal learns this, he doesn't agree but eventually does. They are successful in making Trish jealous. He tells Nikki that he wants her back, but she dumps him. They later spend a night together at a camp site but are unable to express their love to each other.
Neal then returns since it is time for his wedding. Later he finds out that the girl to whom he is to be engaged, Sweety (Richa Pallod), is Nikki's cousin. At the engagement ceremony just when Nikki is approaching to stop the engagement, it is revealed that Nikki's cousin had exchanged vows on the internet with her true love Happy Singh (Gaurav Gera). Sweety proceeds to run away with Happy, while Neal proposes to Nikki because they realise that they are meant for each other.

Question: How many women does Neal want to take on vacation?
Answer: 21
Buried Alive

(EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW THAT THIS IS A SPOILER. DON'T MAKE THE SAME MISTAKE I DID AND READ IT IF YOU ACTUALLY WANT TO WATCH THE MOVIE!!!) College students and cousins, Rene and Zane, take a weekend trip to their family's old ranch house in the desert. They bring with them Zane's friend/tutor Phil, Rene's boyfriend Danny, and two pledges from Rene's sorority (Laura and Julie) who are in the midst of their initiation. It turns into a weekend from Hell. Lester the caretaker had been trying to find the family's buried gold and had partly dug up a grave. The cousins' ancestor had murdered his first wife, and it was her grave that had been disturbed. Her ghost proceeds to murder everyone in the house until she is finally stopped by Laura and her penchant for having tattoos of protection symbols from various religions/cultures on various parts of her body (one of which is an exact match for the pendant the dead wife had in life that was taken by her killer and eventually given to Rene by Zane.)

Question: Who is the caretaker of the family's ranch house ?
Answer: Lester is the caretaker of the ranch house.
Buried Alive

(EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW THAT THIS IS A SPOILER. DON'T MAKE THE SAME MISTAKE I DID AND READ IT IF YOU ACTUALLY WANT TO WATCH THE MOVIE!!!) College students and cousins, Rene and Zane, take a weekend trip to their family's old ranch house in the desert. They bring with them Zane's friend/tutor Phil, Rene's boyfriend Danny, and two pledges from Rene's sorority (Laura and Julie) who are in the midst of their initiation. It turns into a weekend from Hell. Lester the caretaker had been trying to find the family's buried gold and had partly dug up a grave. The cousins' ancestor had murdered his first wife, and it was her grave that had been disturbed. Her ghost proceeds to murder everyone in the house until she is finally stopped by Laura and her penchant for having tattoos of protection symbols from various religions/cultures on various parts of her body (one of which is an exact match for the pendant the dead wife had in life that was taken by her killer and eventually given to Rene by Zane.)

Question: Who stops the ghost from its killing spree ?
Answer: Laura stops the ghost from her killing spree.
Buried Alive

(EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW THAT THIS IS A SPOILER. DON'T MAKE THE SAME MISTAKE I DID AND READ IT IF YOU ACTUALLY WANT TO WATCH THE MOVIE!!!) College students and cousins, Rene and Zane, take a weekend trip to their family's old ranch house in the desert. They bring with them Zane's friend/tutor Phil, Rene's boyfriend Danny, and two pledges from Rene's sorority (Laura and Julie) who are in the midst of their initiation. It turns into a weekend from Hell. Lester the caretaker had been trying to find the family's buried gold and had partly dug up a grave. The cousins' ancestor had murdered his first wife, and it was her grave that had been disturbed. Her ghost proceeds to murder everyone in the house until she is finally stopped by Laura and her penchant for having tattoos of protection symbols from various religions/cultures on various parts of her body (one of which is an exact match for the pendant the dead wife had in life that was taken by her killer and eventually given to Rene by Zane.)

Question: How are Rene and Zane related ?
Answer: Rene and Zane are cousins.
Disgrace

David Lurie (John Malkovich) is an ageing white professor teaching Romantic literature at an unnamed university in Cape Town shortly after the end of apartheid. David has an affair with one of his students, Melanie Isaacs (Antoinette Engel). University officials learn of the incident and bring David before a disciplinary board. David's colleagues offer him a quiet exit to save face, but he brashly affirms his guilt and refuses to admit wrongdoing, forcing the board to punish him more harshly.
David takes refuge with his daughter, Lucy (Jessica Haines), who owns a farm in the Eastern Cape. At first the two experience harmony and Lurie finds peace with himself, though he grows suspicious of Lucy's farm manager, Petrus (Eriq Ebouaney). One day, David and Lucy are attacked by three men, who rape Lucy. David goes through a crisis, not knowing how to cope with his personal and family tragedies. He is also confused by the newfound guilt he suddenly feels about these rapes. In a movement toward penance, David goes back to his former student's home to beg for forgiveness from her and her family.

Question: What does David teach?
Answer: Romantic literature
Disgrace

David Lurie (John Malkovich) is an ageing white professor teaching Romantic literature at an unnamed university in Cape Town shortly after the end of apartheid. David has an affair with one of his students, Melanie Isaacs (Antoinette Engel). University officials learn of the incident and bring David before a disciplinary board. David's colleagues offer him a quiet exit to save face, but he brashly affirms his guilt and refuses to admit wrongdoing, forcing the board to punish him more harshly.
David takes refuge with his daughter, Lucy (Jessica Haines), who owns a farm in the Eastern Cape. At first the two experience harmony and Lurie finds peace with himself, though he grows suspicious of Lucy's farm manager, Petrus (Eriq Ebouaney). One day, David and Lucy are attacked by three men, who rape Lucy. David goes through a crisis, not knowing how to cope with his personal and family tragedies. He is also confused by the newfound guilt he suddenly feels about these rapes. In a movement toward penance, David goes back to his former student's home to beg for forgiveness from her and her family.

Question: Who is Lucy's farm manager?
Answer: Petrus
Disgrace

David Lurie (John Malkovich) is an ageing white professor teaching Romantic literature at an unnamed university in Cape Town shortly after the end of apartheid. David has an affair with one of his students, Melanie Isaacs (Antoinette Engel). University officials learn of the incident and bring David before a disciplinary board. David's colleagues offer him a quiet exit to save face, but he brashly affirms his guilt and refuses to admit wrongdoing, forcing the board to punish him more harshly.
David takes refuge with his daughter, Lucy (Jessica Haines), who owns a farm in the Eastern Cape. At first the two experience harmony and Lurie finds peace with himself, though he grows suspicious of Lucy's farm manager, Petrus (Eriq Ebouaney). One day, David and Lucy are attacked by three men, who rape Lucy. David goes through a crisis, not knowing how to cope with his personal and family tragedies. He is also confused by the newfound guilt he suddenly feels about these rapes. In a movement toward penance, David goes back to his former student's home to beg for forgiveness from her and her family.

Question: Where does Lucy own a farm?
Answer: Eastern Cape
Disgrace

David Lurie (John Malkovich) is an ageing white professor teaching Romantic literature at an unnamed university in Cape Town shortly after the end of apartheid. David has an affair with one of his students, Melanie Isaacs (Antoinette Engel). University officials learn of the incident and bring David before a disciplinary board. David's colleagues offer him a quiet exit to save face, but he brashly affirms his guilt and refuses to admit wrongdoing, forcing the board to punish him more harshly.
David takes refuge with his daughter, Lucy (Jessica Haines), who owns a farm in the Eastern Cape. At first the two experience harmony and Lurie finds peace with himself, though he grows suspicious of Lucy's farm manager, Petrus (Eriq Ebouaney). One day, David and Lucy are attacked by three men, who rape Lucy. David goes through a crisis, not knowing how to cope with his personal and family tragedies. He is also confused by the newfound guilt he suddenly feels about these rapes. In a movement toward penance, David goes back to his former student's home to beg for forgiveness from her and her family.

Question: Where is David a professor?
Answer: Cape Town
Disgrace

David Lurie (John Malkovich) is an ageing white professor teaching Romantic literature at an unnamed university in Cape Town shortly after the end of apartheid. David has an affair with one of his students, Melanie Isaacs (Antoinette Engel). University officials learn of the incident and bring David before a disciplinary board. David's colleagues offer him a quiet exit to save face, but he brashly affirms his guilt and refuses to admit wrongdoing, forcing the board to punish him more harshly.
David takes refuge with his daughter, Lucy (Jessica Haines), who owns a farm in the Eastern Cape. At first the two experience harmony and Lurie finds peace with himself, though he grows suspicious of Lucy's farm manager, Petrus (Eriq Ebouaney). One day, David and Lucy are attacked by three men, who rape Lucy. David goes through a crisis, not knowing how to cope with his personal and family tragedies. He is also confused by the newfound guilt he suddenly feels about these rapes. In a movement toward penance, David goes back to his former student's home to beg for forgiveness from her and her family.

Question: How many men attack David and Lucy?
Answer: 3
Elephant

The story is about two high school students, Alex (Alex Frost) and Eric (Eric Deulen), two close friends and students in a suburb of Portland, who calmly plan and perform a mass execution of their classmates and school administrators in the course of one day. Eric and Alex are seemingly ordinary, and very much a part of the fabric of the high school and its array of student actions. In fact, it's hard to distinguish them from all the other students. Alex plays classical piano whereas Eric plays video games. They calmly watch Nazi programs on TV and purchase firearms over the Internet. They seem just as ordinary and interesting as any of the other students. They analytically draw up plans for their merciless killing spree, indicating that they have enough bombs and ordinance to last the afternoon. They walk through the school, killing several of their school peers, and there is no rescue from the authorities.

Question: Where did the events take place?
Answer: A suburb of Portland.
Elephant

The story is about two high school students, Alex (Alex Frost) and Eric (Eric Deulen), two close friends and students in a suburb of Portland, who calmly plan and perform a mass execution of their classmates and school administrators in the course of one day. Eric and Alex are seemingly ordinary, and very much a part of the fabric of the high school and its array of student actions. In fact, it's hard to distinguish them from all the other students. Alex plays classical piano whereas Eric plays video games. They calmly watch Nazi programs on TV and purchase firearms over the Internet. They seem just as ordinary and interesting as any of the other students. They analytically draw up plans for their merciless killing spree, indicating that they have enough bombs and ordinance to last the afternoon. They walk through the school, killing several of their school peers, and there is no rescue from the authorities.

Question: How do they acquire the weapons?
Answer: They buy them on the internet.
Elephant

The story is about two high school students, Alex (Alex Frost) and Eric (Eric Deulen), two close friends and students in a suburb of Portland, who calmly plan and perform a mass execution of their classmates and school administrators in the course of one day. Eric and Alex are seemingly ordinary, and very much a part of the fabric of the high school and its array of student actions. In fact, it's hard to distinguish them from all the other students. Alex plays classical piano whereas Eric plays video games. They calmly watch Nazi programs on TV and purchase firearms over the Internet. They seem just as ordinary and interesting as any of the other students. They analytically draw up plans for their merciless killing spree, indicating that they have enough bombs and ordinance to last the afternoon. They walk through the school, killing several of their school peers, and there is no rescue from the authorities.

Question: What do Alex and Eric plan to do?
Answer: They plan a mass execution of their classmates and school administrators.
Move Over, Darling

Well, as an insomiac caught between Richard Curtis and Frederick Raphael I think womens' lib gets the vote every time. I used to think that this was a film about one man and one wife, little did I know that it was about one man and two wives. Richard Curtis is not much better with his 'Romantic Comedies' there is nothing romantic about comedy and there is nothing comedic about Romace.Are there any jokes in Romeo and Juliet?Is there much romance in Only Fools and Horses.It's another Frankenstein production from Dr Victor and the crew.I am the monster and you will never catch me.

Question: Who is the insomniac caught between?
Answer: Richard Curtis and Frederick Raphael
Move Over, Darling

Well, as an insomiac caught between Richard Curtis and Frederick Raphael I think womens' lib gets the vote every time. I used to think that this was a film about one man and one wife, little did I know that it was about one man and two wives. Richard Curtis is not much better with his 'Romantic Comedies' there is nothing romantic about comedy and there is nothing comedic about Romace.Are there any jokes in Romeo and Juliet?Is there much romance in Only Fools and Horses.It's another Frankenstein production from Dr Victor and the crew.I am the monster and you will never catch me.

Question: If the film isn't about one man and one wife, what is it about?
Answer: one man and two wives
Move Over, Darling

Well, as an insomiac caught between Richard Curtis and Frederick Raphael I think womens' lib gets the vote every time. I used to think that this was a film about one man and one wife, little did I know that it was about one man and two wives. Richard Curtis is not much better with his 'Romantic Comedies' there is nothing romantic about comedy and there is nothing comedic about Romace.Are there any jokes in Romeo and Juliet?Is there much romance in Only Fools and Horses.It's another Frankenstein production from Dr Victor and the crew.I am the monster and you will never catch me.

Question: what gets the vote every time?
Answer: womens' lib
8: The Mormon Proposition

Director Reed Cowan, who is a former Mormon missionary, "planned on making a film about gay teen homelessness and suicide in Utah, but switched his focus to Mormon ideology because of how it contributes to the homophobia that causes these problems".[1] The film focuses on the wealth and power of the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and how the Church uses the National Organization for Marriage to advocate for denial of rights to lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) Americans. It states that LDS Church leader Thomas S. Monson asked to ensure the passage of the controversial California Proposition 8. It also states that many homeless people in Utah are LGBT teens who were abandoned by their Mormon parents.
According to the New York Times, the film "uncovers the classified church documents and the largely concealed money trail of Mormon contributions that paid for a high-powered campaign to pass Proposition 8", noting that "Mormons raised an estimated $22 million for the cause."[2]
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints response[edit]
When The Washington Post requested comment, the LDS Church forwarded its official statement that said in part, "We have not seen '8: The Mormon Proposition.' However, judging from the trailer and background material online, it appears that accuracy and truth are rare commodities in this film. Although we have given many interviews on this topic, we had no desire to participate in something so obviously biased."[3] "Clearly, anyone looking for balance and thoughtful discussion of a serious topic will need to look elsewhere," said Michael Purdy, a spokesman for the LDS Church, in a statement quoted by the Los Angeles Times.[4]

Question: According to the official statement, has the LDS Church seen 8: The Mormon Proposition?
Answer: No
8: The Mormon Proposition

Director Reed Cowan, who is a former Mormon missionary, "planned on making a film about gay teen homelessness and suicide in Utah, but switched his focus to Mormon ideology because of how it contributes to the homophobia that causes these problems".[1] The film focuses on the wealth and power of the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and how the Church uses the National Organization for Marriage to advocate for denial of rights to lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) Americans. It states that LDS Church leader Thomas S. Monson asked to ensure the passage of the controversial California Proposition 8. It also states that many homeless people in Utah are LGBT teens who were abandoned by their Mormon parents.
According to the New York Times, the film "uncovers the classified church documents and the largely concealed money trail of Mormon contributions that paid for a high-powered campaign to pass Proposition 8", noting that "Mormons raised an estimated $22 million for the cause."[2]
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints response[edit]
When The Washington Post requested comment, the LDS Church forwarded its official statement that said in part, "We have not seen '8: The Mormon Proposition.' However, judging from the trailer and background material online, it appears that accuracy and truth are rare commodities in this film. Although we have given many interviews on this topic, we had no desire to participate in something so obviously biased."[3] "Clearly, anyone looking for balance and thoughtful discussion of a serious topic will need to look elsewhere," said Michael Purdy, a spokesman for the LDS Church, in a statement quoted by the Los Angeles Times.[4]

Question: What did the official statement say about accuracy and truth?
Answer: They are rare commodities