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U-571

German U-boat U-571 is immobilized by a British destroyer. The US Navy submarine S-33 has been modified to resemble a German U-boat to steal the Enigma coding device and sink the U-571.
During a storm, S-33 comes across U-571 and sends a boarding party over. After securing the ship and transporting the captured crew back to the American S-33 sub, S-33 is sunk by a German resupply sub. The captain of S-33, Lieutenant Commander Dahlgren, dying in the water, orders his men on the captured U-boat to submerge. Lieutenant Tyler takes command of the enemy U-boat and dives to engage the resupply sub in an underwater battle before destroying it.
After making repairs and restoring power Tyler decides to route the disabled submarine to Land's End in Cornwall, England. They are spotted by a German plane which is unaware that U-571 has been commandeered by Americans; a nearby German destroyer sends over a small contingent but right before boarders arrive, Tyler gives orders to fire a shot from the deck gun, destroying the German ship's radio room, and preventing it from reporting the capture of a German sub and its Enigma machine and code books. The sub dives underneath the German ship, which then begins to drop depth charges to sink U-571.
Tyler attempts to trick the destroyer into stopping its attack by ejecting debris and a corpse out of a torpedo tube, faking their own destruction. The German destroyer continues dropping depth charges. U-571, hiding at below 600 feet (180Â m), is damaged by the high water pressure. Control of the main ballast tanks is lost and the ship ascends uncontrollably. Tyler orders crewman Trigger to submerse himself in the bilge underwater to repressurize the torpedo tubes.
Trigger uses an air hose to enter the flooded compartment. He closes the air valve to the torpedo tubes, but a second leak and broken valve are found, which Trigger can't reach. U-571 surfaces, unable to fire its last torpedo. The destroyer fires on the ship, which is heavily damaged and begins to flood. The first hit causes pipes to collapse, pinning Trigger's leg, after he has left the air hose behind. Unable to turn back, he reaches for the valve and closes it before he dies. The second the pressure is available, Tyler orders Tank to fire the final torpedo. The German destroyer is destroyed. As the crew sigh in relief, Tank reports Trigger's death. U-571 has taken severe damage and will not remain afloat for long. The crew abandons ship with the Enigma in their possession. The crew watch U-571 as she slips beneath the waves. Floating aboard an inflatable lifeboat, they are eventually rescued by a US Navy PBY Catalina flying boat.

Question: Who attempts to trick the destroyer into stopping its attacks?
Answer: Tyler
U-571

German U-boat U-571 is immobilized by a British destroyer. The US Navy submarine S-33 has been modified to resemble a German U-boat to steal the Enigma coding device and sink the U-571.
During a storm, S-33 comes across U-571 and sends a boarding party over. After securing the ship and transporting the captured crew back to the American S-33 sub, S-33 is sunk by a German resupply sub. The captain of S-33, Lieutenant Commander Dahlgren, dying in the water, orders his men on the captured U-boat to submerge. Lieutenant Tyler takes command of the enemy U-boat and dives to engage the resupply sub in an underwater battle before destroying it.
After making repairs and restoring power Tyler decides to route the disabled submarine to Land's End in Cornwall, England. They are spotted by a German plane which is unaware that U-571 has been commandeered by Americans; a nearby German destroyer sends over a small contingent but right before boarders arrive, Tyler gives orders to fire a shot from the deck gun, destroying the German ship's radio room, and preventing it from reporting the capture of a German sub and its Enigma machine and code books. The sub dives underneath the German ship, which then begins to drop depth charges to sink U-571.
Tyler attempts to trick the destroyer into stopping its attack by ejecting debris and a corpse out of a torpedo tube, faking their own destruction. The German destroyer continues dropping depth charges. U-571, hiding at below 600 feet (180Â m), is damaged by the high water pressure. Control of the main ballast tanks is lost and the ship ascends uncontrollably. Tyler orders crewman Trigger to submerse himself in the bilge underwater to repressurize the torpedo tubes.
Trigger uses an air hose to enter the flooded compartment. He closes the air valve to the torpedo tubes, but a second leak and broken valve are found, which Trigger can't reach. U-571 surfaces, unable to fire its last torpedo. The destroyer fires on the ship, which is heavily damaged and begins to flood. The first hit causes pipes to collapse, pinning Trigger's leg, after he has left the air hose behind. Unable to turn back, he reaches for the valve and closes it before he dies. The second the pressure is available, Tyler orders Tank to fire the final torpedo. The German destroyer is destroyed. As the crew sigh in relief, Tank reports Trigger's death. U-571 has taken severe damage and will not remain afloat for long. The crew abandons ship with the Enigma in their possession. The crew watch U-571 as she slips beneath the waves. Floating aboard an inflatable lifeboat, they are eventually rescued by a US Navy PBY Catalina flying boat.

Question: Who commandeered U-571?
Answer: Americans
A Walk on the Moon

It is the summer of 1969. Everyone seems to be waiting for Neil Armstrong to walk on the moon. The Vietnam War is going on, the flower children abound, and there is a big concert at Woodstock. Teenager Alison and her family are on vacation in a holiday camp for Jewish families not far from Woodstock. Pearl, the mother, is young and attractive, but defeated by life. She got pregnant at a young age and gave up on her dreams to devote herself to her children. Marty, the father, is absent because he is busy at the television repair company where he works. Everyone who needs to have their television repaired wants it in time to see the moon landing.One day a charming salesman of clothes and knick-knacks arrives at camp. Pearl falls in love at first sight. He lives an intense life of love and passion, ending with the adventure of going to Woodstock, where Alison and her first boyfriend have also gone. During the concert, the girl sees her mother and runs away. The father goes to the field and, having knowledge of her infidelity, tries to put back the pieces of a floundering marriage. Eventually, the salesman leaves and the parents dance together.

Question: What type of electronics does the company where Marty works repair?
Answer: Televisions
A Walk on the Moon

It is the summer of 1969. Everyone seems to be waiting for Neil Armstrong to walk on the moon. The Vietnam War is going on, the flower children abound, and there is a big concert at Woodstock. Teenager Alison and her family are on vacation in a holiday camp for Jewish families not far from Woodstock. Pearl, the mother, is young and attractive, but defeated by life. She got pregnant at a young age and gave up on her dreams to devote herself to her children. Marty, the father, is absent because he is busy at the television repair company where he works. Everyone who needs to have their television repaired wants it in time to see the moon landing.One day a charming salesman of clothes and knick-knacks arrives at camp. Pearl falls in love at first sight. He lives an intense life of love and passion, ending with the adventure of going to Woodstock, where Alison and her first boyfriend have also gone. During the concert, the girl sees her mother and runs away. The father goes to the field and, having knowledge of her infidelity, tries to put back the pieces of a floundering marriage. Eventually, the salesman leaves and the parents dance together.

Question: Where does Alison go with her boyfriend?
Answer: Woodstock
A Walk on the Moon

It is the summer of 1969. Everyone seems to be waiting for Neil Armstrong to walk on the moon. The Vietnam War is going on, the flower children abound, and there is a big concert at Woodstock. Teenager Alison and her family are on vacation in a holiday camp for Jewish families not far from Woodstock. Pearl, the mother, is young and attractive, but defeated by life. She got pregnant at a young age and gave up on her dreams to devote herself to her children. Marty, the father, is absent because he is busy at the television repair company where he works. Everyone who needs to have their television repaired wants it in time to see the moon landing.One day a charming salesman of clothes and knick-knacks arrives at camp. Pearl falls in love at first sight. He lives an intense life of love and passion, ending with the adventure of going to Woodstock, where Alison and her first boyfriend have also gone. During the concert, the girl sees her mother and runs away. The father goes to the field and, having knowledge of her infidelity, tries to put back the pieces of a floundering marriage. Eventually, the salesman leaves and the parents dance together.

Question: What year is it in the movie?
Answer: 1969
Satan's Waitin'

Sylvester is chasing Tweety yet again, but this particular chase ends in a morbid manner: Sylvester is killed when he falls from a bridge. His ghost, along with two escalators, appear out of thin air. The only operational escalator leads directly to hell, and Sylvester's ghost rides it down. The judge of hell turns out to be a bulldog, who condemns Sylvester to a fiery pit filled with howling bulldogs. However, since cats have nine lives, the judge decides to get the other eight into hell as well, and implores Sylvester's first life to wait for the others.Back on Earth, Sylvester wakes up, seemingly okay. He refuses to chase Tweety, not wanting to take any more chances. However, the judge reminds him that he still has eight lives. With this, Sylvester chases Tweety again. This chase ends with Sylvester being run over by a steamroller and losing another life.Next, Sylvester chases Tweety into an amusement park, where he dies for a third time of fright inside the fun house. He also dies four times from being shot in a shooting gallery, and once from smashing into a wall after standing up in a moving roller coaster. This leaves him with only one more life, which Sylvester decides to preserve for his own good.Sylvester goes to the Last National Bank, having stocked up on canned fish, milk and cat food, and decides to live his last life in the bank's vault, saying that it's safe enough to stay alive for years. Unfortunately, two incompetent thieves decide to rob the bank that night. They use too much nitro to blow open the vault door, and both the thieves and Sylvester's final life are sent to hell. Iris out.

Question: What is the fiery pit of hell filled with?
Answer: Howling bulldogs; Howling bulldogs
Satan's Waitin'

Sylvester is chasing Tweety yet again, but this particular chase ends in a morbid manner: Sylvester is killed when he falls from a bridge. His ghost, along with two escalators, appear out of thin air. The only operational escalator leads directly to hell, and Sylvester's ghost rides it down. The judge of hell turns out to be a bulldog, who condemns Sylvester to a fiery pit filled with howling bulldogs. However, since cats have nine lives, the judge decides to get the other eight into hell as well, and implores Sylvester's first life to wait for the others.Back on Earth, Sylvester wakes up, seemingly okay. He refuses to chase Tweety, not wanting to take any more chances. However, the judge reminds him that he still has eight lives. With this, Sylvester chases Tweety again. This chase ends with Sylvester being run over by a steamroller and losing another life.Next, Sylvester chases Tweety into an amusement park, where he dies for a third time of fright inside the fun house. He also dies four times from being shot in a shooting gallery, and once from smashing into a wall after standing up in a moving roller coaster. This leaves him with only one more life, which Sylvester decides to preserve for his own good.Sylvester goes to the Last National Bank, having stocked up on canned fish, milk and cat food, and decides to live his last life in the bank's vault, saying that it's safe enough to stay alive for years. Unfortunately, two incompetent thieves decide to rob the bank that night. They use too much nitro to blow open the vault door, and both the thieves and Sylvester's final life are sent to hell. Iris out.

Question: Where does Sylvester plan to live out his life?
Answer: Bank vault; Bank vault
Satan's Waitin'

Sylvester is chasing Tweety yet again, but this particular chase ends in a morbid manner: Sylvester is killed when he falls from a bridge. His ghost, along with two escalators, appear out of thin air. The only operational escalator leads directly to hell, and Sylvester's ghost rides it down. The judge of hell turns out to be a bulldog, who condemns Sylvester to a fiery pit filled with howling bulldogs. However, since cats have nine lives, the judge decides to get the other eight into hell as well, and implores Sylvester's first life to wait for the others.Back on Earth, Sylvester wakes up, seemingly okay. He refuses to chase Tweety, not wanting to take any more chances. However, the judge reminds him that he still has eight lives. With this, Sylvester chases Tweety again. This chase ends with Sylvester being run over by a steamroller and losing another life.Next, Sylvester chases Tweety into an amusement park, where he dies for a third time of fright inside the fun house. He also dies four times from being shot in a shooting gallery, and once from smashing into a wall after standing up in a moving roller coaster. This leaves him with only one more life, which Sylvester decides to preserve for his own good.Sylvester goes to the Last National Bank, having stocked up on canned fish, milk and cat food, and decides to live his last life in the bank's vault, saying that it's safe enough to stay alive for years. Unfortunately, two incompetent thieves decide to rob the bank that night. They use too much nitro to blow open the vault door, and both the thieves and Sylvester's final life are sent to hell. Iris out.

Question: Who does Sylvester chase all the time?
Answer: Tweety
Satan's Waitin'

Sylvester is chasing Tweety yet again, but this particular chase ends in a morbid manner: Sylvester is killed when he falls from a bridge. His ghost, along with two escalators, appear out of thin air. The only operational escalator leads directly to hell, and Sylvester's ghost rides it down. The judge of hell turns out to be a bulldog, who condemns Sylvester to a fiery pit filled with howling bulldogs. However, since cats have nine lives, the judge decides to get the other eight into hell as well, and implores Sylvester's first life to wait for the others.Back on Earth, Sylvester wakes up, seemingly okay. He refuses to chase Tweety, not wanting to take any more chances. However, the judge reminds him that he still has eight lives. With this, Sylvester chases Tweety again. This chase ends with Sylvester being run over by a steamroller and losing another life.Next, Sylvester chases Tweety into an amusement park, where he dies for a third time of fright inside the fun house. He also dies four times from being shot in a shooting gallery, and once from smashing into a wall after standing up in a moving roller coaster. This leaves him with only one more life, which Sylvester decides to preserve for his own good.Sylvester goes to the Last National Bank, having stocked up on canned fish, milk and cat food, and decides to live his last life in the bank's vault, saying that it's safe enough to stay alive for years. Unfortunately, two incompetent thieves decide to rob the bank that night. They use too much nitro to blow open the vault door, and both the thieves and Sylvester's final life are sent to hell. Iris out.

Question: Who is chasing Tweety?
Answer: Sylvester; Sylvester
Satan's Waitin'

Sylvester is chasing Tweety yet again, but this particular chase ends in a morbid manner: Sylvester is killed when he falls from a bridge. His ghost, along with two escalators, appear out of thin air. The only operational escalator leads directly to hell, and Sylvester's ghost rides it down. The judge of hell turns out to be a bulldog, who condemns Sylvester to a fiery pit filled with howling bulldogs. However, since cats have nine lives, the judge decides to get the other eight into hell as well, and implores Sylvester's first life to wait for the others.Back on Earth, Sylvester wakes up, seemingly okay. He refuses to chase Tweety, not wanting to take any more chances. However, the judge reminds him that he still has eight lives. With this, Sylvester chases Tweety again. This chase ends with Sylvester being run over by a steamroller and losing another life.Next, Sylvester chases Tweety into an amusement park, where he dies for a third time of fright inside the fun house. He also dies four times from being shot in a shooting gallery, and once from smashing into a wall after standing up in a moving roller coaster. This leaves him with only one more life, which Sylvester decides to preserve for his own good.Sylvester goes to the Last National Bank, having stocked up on canned fish, milk and cat food, and decides to live his last life in the bank's vault, saying that it's safe enough to stay alive for years. Unfortunately, two incompetent thieves decide to rob the bank that night. They use too much nitro to blow open the vault door, and both the thieves and Sylvester's final life are sent to hell. Iris out.

Question: Who is the judge in hell?
Answer: A bulldog
Satan's Waitin'

Sylvester is chasing Tweety yet again, but this particular chase ends in a morbid manner: Sylvester is killed when he falls from a bridge. His ghost, along with two escalators, appear out of thin air. The only operational escalator leads directly to hell, and Sylvester's ghost rides it down. The judge of hell turns out to be a bulldog, who condemns Sylvester to a fiery pit filled with howling bulldogs. However, since cats have nine lives, the judge decides to get the other eight into hell as well, and implores Sylvester's first life to wait for the others.Back on Earth, Sylvester wakes up, seemingly okay. He refuses to chase Tweety, not wanting to take any more chances. However, the judge reminds him that he still has eight lives. With this, Sylvester chases Tweety again. This chase ends with Sylvester being run over by a steamroller and losing another life.Next, Sylvester chases Tweety into an amusement park, where he dies for a third time of fright inside the fun house. He also dies four times from being shot in a shooting gallery, and once from smashing into a wall after standing up in a moving roller coaster. This leaves him with only one more life, which Sylvester decides to preserve for his own good.Sylvester goes to the Last National Bank, having stocked up on canned fish, milk and cat food, and decides to live his last life in the bank's vault, saying that it's safe enough to stay alive for years. Unfortunately, two incompetent thieves decide to rob the bank that night. They use too much nitro to blow open the vault door, and both the thieves and Sylvester's final life are sent to hell. Iris out.

Question: How does Sylvester lose his last life?
Answer: He is killed when the bank blows up by some thieves.
Satan's Waitin'

Sylvester is chasing Tweety yet again, but this particular chase ends in a morbid manner: Sylvester is killed when he falls from a bridge. His ghost, along with two escalators, appear out of thin air. The only operational escalator leads directly to hell, and Sylvester's ghost rides it down. The judge of hell turns out to be a bulldog, who condemns Sylvester to a fiery pit filled with howling bulldogs. However, since cats have nine lives, the judge decides to get the other eight into hell as well, and implores Sylvester's first life to wait for the others.Back on Earth, Sylvester wakes up, seemingly okay. He refuses to chase Tweety, not wanting to take any more chances. However, the judge reminds him that he still has eight lives. With this, Sylvester chases Tweety again. This chase ends with Sylvester being run over by a steamroller and losing another life.Next, Sylvester chases Tweety into an amusement park, where he dies for a third time of fright inside the fun house. He also dies four times from being shot in a shooting gallery, and once from smashing into a wall after standing up in a moving roller coaster. This leaves him with only one more life, which Sylvester decides to preserve for his own good.Sylvester goes to the Last National Bank, having stocked up on canned fish, milk and cat food, and decides to live his last life in the bank's vault, saying that it's safe enough to stay alive for years. Unfortunately, two incompetent thieves decide to rob the bank that night. They use too much nitro to blow open the vault door, and both the thieves and Sylvester's final life are sent to hell. Iris out.

Question: Why does Sylvester start chasing Tweety again when he's back on Earth?
Answer: He's reminded he still has 8 lives left.
Satan's Waitin'

Sylvester is chasing Tweety yet again, but this particular chase ends in a morbid manner: Sylvester is killed when he falls from a bridge. His ghost, along with two escalators, appear out of thin air. The only operational escalator leads directly to hell, and Sylvester's ghost rides it down. The judge of hell turns out to be a bulldog, who condemns Sylvester to a fiery pit filled with howling bulldogs. However, since cats have nine lives, the judge decides to get the other eight into hell as well, and implores Sylvester's first life to wait for the others.Back on Earth, Sylvester wakes up, seemingly okay. He refuses to chase Tweety, not wanting to take any more chances. However, the judge reminds him that he still has eight lives. With this, Sylvester chases Tweety again. This chase ends with Sylvester being run over by a steamroller and losing another life.Next, Sylvester chases Tweety into an amusement park, where he dies for a third time of fright inside the fun house. He also dies four times from being shot in a shooting gallery, and once from smashing into a wall after standing up in a moving roller coaster. This leaves him with only one more life, which Sylvester decides to preserve for his own good.Sylvester goes to the Last National Bank, having stocked up on canned fish, milk and cat food, and decides to live his last life in the bank's vault, saying that it's safe enough to stay alive for years. Unfortunately, two incompetent thieves decide to rob the bank that night. They use too much nitro to blow open the vault door, and both the thieves and Sylvester's final life are sent to hell. Iris out.

Question: How does Sylvester die the third time?
Answer: Of fright