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Dirty Work

Growing up, friends Mitch Weaver (Norm Macdonald) and Sam McKenna (Artie Lange) are taught by Sam's hard-nosed dad, "Pops" McKenna (Jack Warden), not to "take crap from anyone". To that end, the pair plant a bunch of guns in a schoolyard bully's desk and have him arrested for gun possession; next, they catch a kid-fondling crossing guard in the act, after having applied Krazy Glue to the bottom of Mitch's pants.
As adults, after losing fourteen jobs in three months and being dumped by his girlfriend, Mitch moves in with Sam and Pops, who then has a heart attack. In the hospital, Pops confides that, because of their parents' swinging lifestyle, he is also Mitch's father. Even though Pops' heart is failing, Dr. Farthing (Chevy Chase), a hopeless gambler, will raise Mr. McKenna's position on the transplant waiting list if he is paid $50,000, to save himself from his bookie. Mitch and Sam get jobs in a cinema with an abusive manager (Don Rickles) and exact their revenge by showing Men In Black (Who Like To Have Sex With Each Other) to a packed house. The other workers congratulate them and suggest they go into business.
Mitch and Sam open "Dirty Work", a revenge-for-hire business (the Dirty Work phone number is "555-0187", a fictitious number used later on Saturday Night Live.[2]). Mitch falls for a woman named Kathy (Traylor Howard) who works for a shady used car dealer (David Koechner). After publicly embarrassing the dealer during a live TV commercial, the duo exacts increasingly lucrative reprisals for satisfied customers until they interfere with unscrupulous local property developer Travis Cole (Christopher McDonald). Cole tricks them into destroying "his" apartment building (actually owned by Mr. John Kirkpatrick, the landlord), promising to pay them enough to save Pops. Afterwards, Cole reneges, revealing that he is not the owner and that he had them vandalize the building so that he could buy it cheaply, evict the tenants (including Kathy's grandmother), and build a parking lot for his luxurious new opera house. Unknown to Cole, Mitch's "note to self"[3] mini-tape recorder captures this confession.
Mitch and Sam plot their revenge on Cole, using the tape to set up an elaborate trap. Using skunks, a loyal army of prostitutes, homeless men, a noseless friend (Chris Farley), brownies with hallucinogenic additives, and Pops, they ruin the opening night of Don Giovanni, an opera sponsored prominently by Cole. With the media present, Mitch plays back Cole's confession over the theater's sound system. Cole sees that his public image is being tarnished and agrees to pay the $50,000. In the end, Cole is punched in the stomach, arrested and jailed, his dog is raped by a skunk, Pops gets his operation, and Mitch gets the girl. Dr. Farthing overcomes his gambling habit but is beaten to death by bookies in the end.

Question: What is the relationship between Mitch Weaver and Sam McKenna?
Answer: friends
Dirty Work

Growing up, friends Mitch Weaver (Norm Macdonald) and Sam McKenna (Artie Lange) are taught by Sam's hard-nosed dad, "Pops" McKenna (Jack Warden), not to "take crap from anyone". To that end, the pair plant a bunch of guns in a schoolyard bully's desk and have him arrested for gun possession; next, they catch a kid-fondling crossing guard in the act, after having applied Krazy Glue to the bottom of Mitch's pants.
As adults, after losing fourteen jobs in three months and being dumped by his girlfriend, Mitch moves in with Sam and Pops, who then has a heart attack. In the hospital, Pops confides that, because of their parents' swinging lifestyle, he is also Mitch's father. Even though Pops' heart is failing, Dr. Farthing (Chevy Chase), a hopeless gambler, will raise Mr. McKenna's position on the transplant waiting list if he is paid $50,000, to save himself from his bookie. Mitch and Sam get jobs in a cinema with an abusive manager (Don Rickles) and exact their revenge by showing Men In Black (Who Like To Have Sex With Each Other) to a packed house. The other workers congratulate them and suggest they go into business.
Mitch and Sam open "Dirty Work", a revenge-for-hire business (the Dirty Work phone number is "555-0187", a fictitious number used later on Saturday Night Live.[2]). Mitch falls for a woman named Kathy (Traylor Howard) who works for a shady used car dealer (David Koechner). After publicly embarrassing the dealer during a live TV commercial, the duo exacts increasingly lucrative reprisals for satisfied customers until they interfere with unscrupulous local property developer Travis Cole (Christopher McDonald). Cole tricks them into destroying "his" apartment building (actually owned by Mr. John Kirkpatrick, the landlord), promising to pay them enough to save Pops. Afterwards, Cole reneges, revealing that he is not the owner and that he had them vandalize the building so that he could buy it cheaply, evict the tenants (including Kathy's grandmother), and build a parking lot for his luxurious new opera house. Unknown to Cole, Mitch's "note to self"[3] mini-tape recorder captures this confession.
Mitch and Sam plot their revenge on Cole, using the tape to set up an elaborate trap. Using skunks, a loyal army of prostitutes, homeless men, a noseless friend (Chris Farley), brownies with hallucinogenic additives, and Pops, they ruin the opening night of Don Giovanni, an opera sponsored prominently by Cole. With the media present, Mitch plays back Cole's confession over the theater's sound system. Cole sees that his public image is being tarnished and agrees to pay the $50,000. In the end, Cole is punched in the stomach, arrested and jailed, his dog is raped by a skunk, Pops gets his operation, and Mitch gets the girl. Dr. Farthing overcomes his gambling habit but is beaten to death by bookies in the end.

Question: What kind of habit does Dr. Farthing overcome?
Answer: gambling
Dirty Work

Growing up, friends Mitch Weaver (Norm Macdonald) and Sam McKenna (Artie Lange) are taught by Sam's hard-nosed dad, "Pops" McKenna (Jack Warden), not to "take crap from anyone". To that end, the pair plant a bunch of guns in a schoolyard bully's desk and have him arrested for gun possession; next, they catch a kid-fondling crossing guard in the act, after having applied Krazy Glue to the bottom of Mitch's pants.
As adults, after losing fourteen jobs in three months and being dumped by his girlfriend, Mitch moves in with Sam and Pops, who then has a heart attack. In the hospital, Pops confides that, because of their parents' swinging lifestyle, he is also Mitch's father. Even though Pops' heart is failing, Dr. Farthing (Chevy Chase), a hopeless gambler, will raise Mr. McKenna's position on the transplant waiting list if he is paid $50,000, to save himself from his bookie. Mitch and Sam get jobs in a cinema with an abusive manager (Don Rickles) and exact their revenge by showing Men In Black (Who Like To Have Sex With Each Other) to a packed house. The other workers congratulate them and suggest they go into business.
Mitch and Sam open "Dirty Work", a revenge-for-hire business (the Dirty Work phone number is "555-0187", a fictitious number used later on Saturday Night Live.[2]). Mitch falls for a woman named Kathy (Traylor Howard) who works for a shady used car dealer (David Koechner). After publicly embarrassing the dealer during a live TV commercial, the duo exacts increasingly lucrative reprisals for satisfied customers until they interfere with unscrupulous local property developer Travis Cole (Christopher McDonald). Cole tricks them into destroying "his" apartment building (actually owned by Mr. John Kirkpatrick, the landlord), promising to pay them enough to save Pops. Afterwards, Cole reneges, revealing that he is not the owner and that he had them vandalize the building so that he could buy it cheaply, evict the tenants (including Kathy's grandmother), and build a parking lot for his luxurious new opera house. Unknown to Cole, Mitch's "note to self"[3] mini-tape recorder captures this confession.
Mitch and Sam plot their revenge on Cole, using the tape to set up an elaborate trap. Using skunks, a loyal army of prostitutes, homeless men, a noseless friend (Chris Farley), brownies with hallucinogenic additives, and Pops, they ruin the opening night of Don Giovanni, an opera sponsored prominently by Cole. With the media present, Mitch plays back Cole's confession over the theater's sound system. Cole sees that his public image is being tarnished and agrees to pay the $50,000. In the end, Cole is punched in the stomach, arrested and jailed, his dog is raped by a skunk, Pops gets his operation, and Mitch gets the girl. Dr. Farthing overcomes his gambling habit but is beaten to death by bookies in the end.

Question: WHAT CAPTURES COLE'S CONFESSION ?
Answer: MINI TAPE RECORDER .
Dirty Work

Growing up, friends Mitch Weaver (Norm Macdonald) and Sam McKenna (Artie Lange) are taught by Sam's hard-nosed dad, "Pops" McKenna (Jack Warden), not to "take crap from anyone". To that end, the pair plant a bunch of guns in a schoolyard bully's desk and have him arrested for gun possession; next, they catch a kid-fondling crossing guard in the act, after having applied Krazy Glue to the bottom of Mitch's pants.
As adults, after losing fourteen jobs in three months and being dumped by his girlfriend, Mitch moves in with Sam and Pops, who then has a heart attack. In the hospital, Pops confides that, because of their parents' swinging lifestyle, he is also Mitch's father. Even though Pops' heart is failing, Dr. Farthing (Chevy Chase), a hopeless gambler, will raise Mr. McKenna's position on the transplant waiting list if he is paid $50,000, to save himself from his bookie. Mitch and Sam get jobs in a cinema with an abusive manager (Don Rickles) and exact their revenge by showing Men In Black (Who Like To Have Sex With Each Other) to a packed house. The other workers congratulate them and suggest they go into business.
Mitch and Sam open "Dirty Work", a revenge-for-hire business (the Dirty Work phone number is "555-0187", a fictitious number used later on Saturday Night Live.[2]). Mitch falls for a woman named Kathy (Traylor Howard) who works for a shady used car dealer (David Koechner). After publicly embarrassing the dealer during a live TV commercial, the duo exacts increasingly lucrative reprisals for satisfied customers until they interfere with unscrupulous local property developer Travis Cole (Christopher McDonald). Cole tricks them into destroying "his" apartment building (actually owned by Mr. John Kirkpatrick, the landlord), promising to pay them enough to save Pops. Afterwards, Cole reneges, revealing that he is not the owner and that he had them vandalize the building so that he could buy it cheaply, evict the tenants (including Kathy's grandmother), and build a parking lot for his luxurious new opera house. Unknown to Cole, Mitch's "note to self"[3] mini-tape recorder captures this confession.
Mitch and Sam plot their revenge on Cole, using the tape to set up an elaborate trap. Using skunks, a loyal army of prostitutes, homeless men, a noseless friend (Chris Farley), brownies with hallucinogenic additives, and Pops, they ruin the opening night of Don Giovanni, an opera sponsored prominently by Cole. With the media present, Mitch plays back Cole's confession over the theater's sound system. Cole sees that his public image is being tarnished and agrees to pay the $50,000. In the end, Cole is punched in the stomach, arrested and jailed, his dog is raped by a skunk, Pops gets his operation, and Mitch gets the girl. Dr. Farthing overcomes his gambling habit but is beaten to death by bookies in the end.

Question: Who is waiting for a transplant?
Answer: Pops
Dirty Work

Growing up, friends Mitch Weaver (Norm Macdonald) and Sam McKenna (Artie Lange) are taught by Sam's hard-nosed dad, "Pops" McKenna (Jack Warden), not to "take crap from anyone". To that end, the pair plant a bunch of guns in a schoolyard bully's desk and have him arrested for gun possession; next, they catch a kid-fondling crossing guard in the act, after having applied Krazy Glue to the bottom of Mitch's pants.
As adults, after losing fourteen jobs in three months and being dumped by his girlfriend, Mitch moves in with Sam and Pops, who then has a heart attack. In the hospital, Pops confides that, because of their parents' swinging lifestyle, he is also Mitch's father. Even though Pops' heart is failing, Dr. Farthing (Chevy Chase), a hopeless gambler, will raise Mr. McKenna's position on the transplant waiting list if he is paid $50,000, to save himself from his bookie. Mitch and Sam get jobs in a cinema with an abusive manager (Don Rickles) and exact their revenge by showing Men In Black (Who Like To Have Sex With Each Other) to a packed house. The other workers congratulate them and suggest they go into business.
Mitch and Sam open "Dirty Work", a revenge-for-hire business (the Dirty Work phone number is "555-0187", a fictitious number used later on Saturday Night Live.[2]). Mitch falls for a woman named Kathy (Traylor Howard) who works for a shady used car dealer (David Koechner). After publicly embarrassing the dealer during a live TV commercial, the duo exacts increasingly lucrative reprisals for satisfied customers until they interfere with unscrupulous local property developer Travis Cole (Christopher McDonald). Cole tricks them into destroying "his" apartment building (actually owned by Mr. John Kirkpatrick, the landlord), promising to pay them enough to save Pops. Afterwards, Cole reneges, revealing that he is not the owner and that he had them vandalize the building so that he could buy it cheaply, evict the tenants (including Kathy's grandmother), and build a parking lot for his luxurious new opera house. Unknown to Cole, Mitch's "note to self"[3] mini-tape recorder captures this confession.
Mitch and Sam plot their revenge on Cole, using the tape to set up an elaborate trap. Using skunks, a loyal army of prostitutes, homeless men, a noseless friend (Chris Farley), brownies with hallucinogenic additives, and Pops, they ruin the opening night of Don Giovanni, an opera sponsored prominently by Cole. With the media present, Mitch plays back Cole's confession over the theater's sound system. Cole sees that his public image is being tarnished and agrees to pay the $50,000. In the end, Cole is punched in the stomach, arrested and jailed, his dog is raped by a skunk, Pops gets his operation, and Mitch gets the girl. Dr. Farthing overcomes his gambling habit but is beaten to death by bookies in the end.

Question: What was the schoolyard bully arrested for?
Answer: gun possession
Cronicas

Manolo Bonilla (John Leguizamo) is a star television journalist working in Ecuador reporting on the outcome of Monster of Babahoyo, a serial killer who has been ravaging the country killing young boys and girls. Manolo and his TV crew, producer Marisa (Leonor Watling), and camera man Iván (Jose Maria Yazpik) are reporting on the funeral of three young children who were victims. When a local Bible salesman Vinicio Cepeda (Damián Alcázar) accidentally hits and kills a young child who runs in front of his truck, the funeral crowd goes berserk and attempts to lynch the man. Manolo urges Iván to get pictures of the savage crowd but intercedes in stopping the crowd from killing Cepeda. Cepeda is thrown in jail where he suffers excruciating persecution for his accidental vehicular manslaughter of the little boy. Manolo visits Cepeda in jail hoping for an expose for TV to uncover the imbalance in the justice system, but when the older man reveals that he knows something that he has learned from meeting the Monster of Babahoyo, Manolo sends his crew away and determines to get the scoop that will boost his career. Cepeda explains that his interaction with the murderer is genuine and points Manolo and his camera man to a grave site where they discover another dead body. The police learn that Manolo and his crew have information that is evidence and confront the TV team in a tense showdown of will and politics.

Question: What did Manolo find at the grave site where Vinicio sent them?
Answer: dead body
Cronicas

Manolo Bonilla (John Leguizamo) is a star television journalist working in Ecuador reporting on the outcome of Monster of Babahoyo, a serial killer who has been ravaging the country killing young boys and girls. Manolo and his TV crew, producer Marisa (Leonor Watling), and camera man Iván (Jose Maria Yazpik) are reporting on the funeral of three young children who were victims. When a local Bible salesman Vinicio Cepeda (Damián Alcázar) accidentally hits and kills a young child who runs in front of his truck, the funeral crowd goes berserk and attempts to lynch the man. Manolo urges Iván to get pictures of the savage crowd but intercedes in stopping the crowd from killing Cepeda. Cepeda is thrown in jail where he suffers excruciating persecution for his accidental vehicular manslaughter of the little boy. Manolo visits Cepeda in jail hoping for an expose for TV to uncover the imbalance in the justice system, but when the older man reveals that he knows something that he has learned from meeting the Monster of Babahoyo, Manolo sends his crew away and determines to get the scoop that will boost his career. Cepeda explains that his interaction with the murderer is genuine and points Manolo and his camera man to a grave site where they discover another dead body. The police learn that Manolo and his crew have information that is evidence and confront the TV team in a tense showdown of will and politics.

Question: In what country does Manolo Bonilla work?
Answer: Ecuador
Cronicas

Manolo Bonilla (John Leguizamo) is a star television journalist working in Ecuador reporting on the outcome of Monster of Babahoyo, a serial killer who has been ravaging the country killing young boys and girls. Manolo and his TV crew, producer Marisa (Leonor Watling), and camera man Iván (Jose Maria Yazpik) are reporting on the funeral of three young children who were victims. When a local Bible salesman Vinicio Cepeda (Damián Alcázar) accidentally hits and kills a young child who runs in front of his truck, the funeral crowd goes berserk and attempts to lynch the man. Manolo urges Iván to get pictures of the savage crowd but intercedes in stopping the crowd from killing Cepeda. Cepeda is thrown in jail where he suffers excruciating persecution for his accidental vehicular manslaughter of the little boy. Manolo visits Cepeda in jail hoping for an expose for TV to uncover the imbalance in the justice system, but when the older man reveals that he knows something that he has learned from meeting the Monster of Babahoyo, Manolo sends his crew away and determines to get the scoop that will boost his career. Cepeda explains that his interaction with the murderer is genuine and points Manolo and his camera man to a grave site where they discover another dead body. The police learn that Manolo and his crew have information that is evidence and confront the TV team in a tense showdown of will and politics.

Question: Who accidentally hits and kills a young child?
Answer: Vinicio Cepeda
Phobia 2

Phobia 2 is composed of five short movie segments directed by Songyos Sugmakanan, Banjong Pisanthanakun, Parkpoom Wongpoom, Visute Poolvoralaks, and Paween Purijitpanya. A teenager who committed a crime becomes a buddhist novice at a sanctuary where he faces something he fears (segment Novice). A young man is moved from the ER into a shared room with an old man in a coma, and in the same evening, he notices something strange (segment Ward). Two men along with two hitchhikers in a truck got into a big trouble after hearing a loud banging from inside the back of the truck (segment Backpackers). A secondhand car dealer realizes what the previous car owners/passengers had terribly been into (segment Salvage). An ill hardworking actress whose role is a ghost is taken to the hospital while shooting her last scene and later is reported dead (segment In the End).

Question: How many movie segments is Phobia 2 composed of?
Answer: five
Phobia 2

Phobia 2 is composed of five short movie segments directed by Songyos Sugmakanan, Banjong Pisanthanakun, Parkpoom Wongpoom, Visute Poolvoralaks, and Paween Purijitpanya. A teenager who committed a crime becomes a buddhist novice at a sanctuary where he faces something he fears (segment Novice). A young man is moved from the ER into a shared room with an old man in a coma, and in the same evening, he notices something strange (segment Ward). Two men along with two hitchhikers in a truck got into a big trouble after hearing a loud banging from inside the back of the truck (segment Backpackers). A secondhand car dealer realizes what the previous car owners/passengers had terribly been into (segment Salvage). An ill hardworking actress whose role is a ghost is taken to the hospital while shooting her last scene and later is reported dead (segment In the End).

Question: Which segment is the young man in the hospital?
Answer: Segment Ward
Phobia 2

Phobia 2 is composed of five short movie segments directed by Songyos Sugmakanan, Banjong Pisanthanakun, Parkpoom Wongpoom, Visute Poolvoralaks, and Paween Purijitpanya. A teenager who committed a crime becomes a buddhist novice at a sanctuary where he faces something he fears (segment Novice). A young man is moved from the ER into a shared room with an old man in a coma, and in the same evening, he notices something strange (segment Ward). Two men along with two hitchhikers in a truck got into a big trouble after hearing a loud banging from inside the back of the truck (segment Backpackers). A secondhand car dealer realizes what the previous car owners/passengers had terribly been into (segment Salvage). An ill hardworking actress whose role is a ghost is taken to the hospital while shooting her last scene and later is reported dead (segment In the End).

Question: Which segment were there hitchhikers?
Answer: Segment Backpackers
Bright Eyes

After losing her father, Shirley and her mother live with the wealthy, snobby family that employs her mother. Although the circumstances are not the best, Shirley has the support of the aviator friends of her late father who dote on her, recognizing her biggest dream to fly someday. When her mother is hit by a car, and left entirely orphaned, she is stuck living with the snobby family, and their cruel little girl, the only kindness she is shown in the home is from the beautiful niece, and surprisingly the cruel Uncle Ned. When one of the aviators whom is also Shirley's godfather seeks to adopt her, a custody battle takes place between the wealthy uncle, his niece, and the aviator with Shirley left in the middle

Question: Who does Shirley lose ?
Answer: Her father.
Bright Eyes

After losing her father, Shirley and her mother live with the wealthy, snobby family that employs her mother. Although the circumstances are not the best, Shirley has the support of the aviator friends of her late father who dote on her, recognizing her biggest dream to fly someday. When her mother is hit by a car, and left entirely orphaned, she is stuck living with the snobby family, and their cruel little girl, the only kindness she is shown in the home is from the beautiful niece, and surprisingly the cruel Uncle Ned. When one of the aviators whom is also Shirley's godfather seeks to adopt her, a custody battle takes place between the wealthy uncle, his niece, and the aviator with Shirley left in the middle

Question: Who is Shirley's Godfather ?
Answer: One of the aviators.