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Ben 10: Secret of the Omnitrix

This is Ben 10 Season 4 Episode 5, however, it is movie length. This movie serves as the official finale to the series even though it was aired months before the last eight episodes of the fourth season.The omnitrix is a very complex weapon and this episode is a very good explanation and overlook of it.
The omnitrix creator is called Asmath. He is of the race of Aliens that Ben can turn into called Grey Matter.
While Ben was fighting Dr. Animo with Eyeguy.....he antecedently activates the DNA bomb which enables the Omnitrix in SDM (Self-Destruct-Mode). As Tetrax gets the readings from the Omnitrix he comes straight away. He tells Ben the he must find the creator fast because if he doesn't he will also be destroyed with the Omnitrix. As they land on an alien station or something, they disguise themselves but Ben saw Vilgax there. He planned to defeat Vilgax once and for all. He goes Upchuck and discovers that it was not Vilgax, it was a female of VIlgax's species.She tells him that she is the creator of the watch. Ben and Gwen fight the mysterious alien on the place, everyone was scared of him because Ben was wearing the Omnitrix. Stinkfly was gone mad on it but Tetrax was busy fighting with Sixsix, he leaves him and saves Ben.Tetrax's driver was Pludo, a slimy alien. They a invisible place and discovered that the female Vilgax, Myaxx was not the official creator of the Omnitrix! They then get attacked by Vilgax. They got rid of him safely but Pludo died, while saving Gwen.They reach a place where Wildvines attack, Gwen was captured by one of them, and Ben as Fourarms got mad by seeing this. It was no good but bad because the Omnitrix's self destruct countdown accelerated. Then ben goes Cannonbolt to break the door s of the creator. He turns out to be a Grey Matter!Vilgax attacks again and Ben gets a happy surprise that Gwen was alive all this time. The creator disabled the omnitrix and in no time fixed it and turned it back on. He applies a new alien Way Big, this time Vlgax was out for good. As they go back they get a message that the mall is attacked by zombies. It was a normal day for them after all.

Question: What is the name of the doctor fighting against Ben?
Answer: Animo
Ben 10: Secret of the Omnitrix

This is Ben 10 Season 4 Episode 5, however, it is movie length. This movie serves as the official finale to the series even though it was aired months before the last eight episodes of the fourth season.The omnitrix is a very complex weapon and this episode is a very good explanation and overlook of it.
The omnitrix creator is called Asmath. He is of the race of Aliens that Ben can turn into called Grey Matter.
While Ben was fighting Dr. Animo with Eyeguy.....he antecedently activates the DNA bomb which enables the Omnitrix in SDM (Self-Destruct-Mode). As Tetrax gets the readings from the Omnitrix he comes straight away. He tells Ben the he must find the creator fast because if he doesn't he will also be destroyed with the Omnitrix. As they land on an alien station or something, they disguise themselves but Ben saw Vilgax there. He planned to defeat Vilgax once and for all. He goes Upchuck and discovers that it was not Vilgax, it was a female of VIlgax's species.She tells him that she is the creator of the watch. Ben and Gwen fight the mysterious alien on the place, everyone was scared of him because Ben was wearing the Omnitrix. Stinkfly was gone mad on it but Tetrax was busy fighting with Sixsix, he leaves him and saves Ben.Tetrax's driver was Pludo, a slimy alien. They a invisible place and discovered that the female Vilgax, Myaxx was not the official creator of the Omnitrix! They then get attacked by Vilgax. They got rid of him safely but Pludo died, while saving Gwen.They reach a place where Wildvines attack, Gwen was captured by one of them, and Ben as Fourarms got mad by seeing this. It was no good but bad because the Omnitrix's self destruct countdown accelerated. Then ben goes Cannonbolt to break the door s of the creator. He turns out to be a Grey Matter!Vilgax attacks again and Ben gets a happy surprise that Gwen was alive all this time. The creator disabled the omnitrix and in no time fixed it and turned it back on. He applies a new alien Way Big, this time Vlgax was out for good. As they go back they get a message that the mall is attacked by zombies. It was a normal day for them after all.

Question: What does Myaxx claim to have created?
Answer: The watch
Ben 10: Secret of the Omnitrix

This is Ben 10 Season 4 Episode 5, however, it is movie length. This movie serves as the official finale to the series even though it was aired months before the last eight episodes of the fourth season.The omnitrix is a very complex weapon and this episode is a very good explanation and overlook of it.
The omnitrix creator is called Asmath. He is of the race of Aliens that Ben can turn into called Grey Matter.
While Ben was fighting Dr. Animo with Eyeguy.....he antecedently activates the DNA bomb which enables the Omnitrix in SDM (Self-Destruct-Mode). As Tetrax gets the readings from the Omnitrix he comes straight away. He tells Ben the he must find the creator fast because if he doesn't he will also be destroyed with the Omnitrix. As they land on an alien station or something, they disguise themselves but Ben saw Vilgax there. He planned to defeat Vilgax once and for all. He goes Upchuck and discovers that it was not Vilgax, it was a female of VIlgax's species.She tells him that she is the creator of the watch. Ben and Gwen fight the mysterious alien on the place, everyone was scared of him because Ben was wearing the Omnitrix. Stinkfly was gone mad on it but Tetrax was busy fighting with Sixsix, he leaves him and saves Ben.Tetrax's driver was Pludo, a slimy alien. They a invisible place and discovered that the female Vilgax, Myaxx was not the official creator of the Omnitrix! They then get attacked by Vilgax. They got rid of him safely but Pludo died, while saving Gwen.They reach a place where Wildvines attack, Gwen was captured by one of them, and Ben as Fourarms got mad by seeing this. It was no good but bad because the Omnitrix's self destruct countdown accelerated. Then ben goes Cannonbolt to break the door s of the creator. He turns out to be a Grey Matter!Vilgax attacks again and Ben gets a happy surprise that Gwen was alive all this time. The creator disabled the omnitrix and in no time fixed it and turned it back on. He applies a new alien Way Big, this time Vlgax was out for good. As they go back they get a message that the mall is attacked by zombies. It was a normal day for them after all.

Question: What is the name of the omnitrix creator?
Answer: The omnitrix creator is called Asmath
Ben 10: Secret of the Omnitrix

This is Ben 10 Season 4 Episode 5, however, it is movie length. This movie serves as the official finale to the series even though it was aired months before the last eight episodes of the fourth season.The omnitrix is a very complex weapon and this episode is a very good explanation and overlook of it.
The omnitrix creator is called Asmath. He is of the race of Aliens that Ben can turn into called Grey Matter.
While Ben was fighting Dr. Animo with Eyeguy.....he antecedently activates the DNA bomb which enables the Omnitrix in SDM (Self-Destruct-Mode). As Tetrax gets the readings from the Omnitrix he comes straight away. He tells Ben the he must find the creator fast because if he doesn't he will also be destroyed with the Omnitrix. As they land on an alien station or something, they disguise themselves but Ben saw Vilgax there. He planned to defeat Vilgax once and for all. He goes Upchuck and discovers that it was not Vilgax, it was a female of VIlgax's species.She tells him that she is the creator of the watch. Ben and Gwen fight the mysterious alien on the place, everyone was scared of him because Ben was wearing the Omnitrix. Stinkfly was gone mad on it but Tetrax was busy fighting with Sixsix, he leaves him and saves Ben.Tetrax's driver was Pludo, a slimy alien. They a invisible place and discovered that the female Vilgax, Myaxx was not the official creator of the Omnitrix! They then get attacked by Vilgax. They got rid of him safely but Pludo died, while saving Gwen.They reach a place where Wildvines attack, Gwen was captured by one of them, and Ben as Fourarms got mad by seeing this. It was no good but bad because the Omnitrix's self destruct countdown accelerated. Then ben goes Cannonbolt to break the door s of the creator. He turns out to be a Grey Matter!Vilgax attacks again and Ben gets a happy surprise that Gwen was alive all this time. The creator disabled the omnitrix and in no time fixed it and turned it back on. He applies a new alien Way Big, this time Vlgax was out for good. As they go back they get a message that the mall is attacked by zombies. It was a normal day for them after all.

Question: Who was in danger of being destroyed along with Omnitrix?
Answer: Ben
Lisztomania

This flamboyant extravaganza tells the scandalous tale of superstar composer Franz Liszts (Roger Daltry) hedonistic life of groupies, sex and music, as well as his rivalry with the scheming Richard Wagner (Paul Nicholas). After enjoying the fruits of his celebrity, Liszt tries to find true love with one of his mistresses, Princess Caroline. The Pope (Ringo Starr) forbids their marriage and Liszt attempts to adopt a monastic lifestyle. The vampiric Wagner marries Liszts daughter, Cosima, and then battles for world domination by unleashing the Viking God, Thor (Rick Wakeman), and his troupe of robot Nazis. The only way to save the world is through Liszt and all of his mistresses in a rocket ship to destroy the resurrected Wagner who has now become the Nazi Antichrist. A freewheeling, outrageous and over-the-top look at the life of the worlds first pop superstar.

Question: Who plays Richard Wagner?
Answer: Paul Nicholas
Lisztomania

This flamboyant extravaganza tells the scandalous tale of superstar composer Franz Liszts (Roger Daltry) hedonistic life of groupies, sex and music, as well as his rivalry with the scheming Richard Wagner (Paul Nicholas). After enjoying the fruits of his celebrity, Liszt tries to find true love with one of his mistresses, Princess Caroline. The Pope (Ringo Starr) forbids their marriage and Liszt attempts to adopt a monastic lifestyle. The vampiric Wagner marries Liszts daughter, Cosima, and then battles for world domination by unleashing the Viking God, Thor (Rick Wakeman), and his troupe of robot Nazis. The only way to save the world is through Liszt and all of his mistresses in a rocket ship to destroy the resurrected Wagner who has now become the Nazi Antichrist. A freewheeling, outrageous and over-the-top look at the life of the worlds first pop superstar.

Question: Who plays the Pope?
Answer: Ringo Starr
Lisztomania

This flamboyant extravaganza tells the scandalous tale of superstar composer Franz Liszts (Roger Daltry) hedonistic life of groupies, sex and music, as well as his rivalry with the scheming Richard Wagner (Paul Nicholas). After enjoying the fruits of his celebrity, Liszt tries to find true love with one of his mistresses, Princess Caroline. The Pope (Ringo Starr) forbids their marriage and Liszt attempts to adopt a monastic lifestyle. The vampiric Wagner marries Liszts daughter, Cosima, and then battles for world domination by unleashing the Viking God, Thor (Rick Wakeman), and his troupe of robot Nazis. The only way to save the world is through Liszt and all of his mistresses in a rocket ship to destroy the resurrected Wagner who has now become the Nazi Antichrist. A freewheeling, outrageous and over-the-top look at the life of the worlds first pop superstar.

Question: Who plays Thor?
Answer: Rick Wakeman
Bashu, the Little Stranger

The film opens in the midst of an Iraqi air raid in the state of Khuzestan in Southern Iran. Beizaei films Bashu (Adan Afravian) caught between bombs exploding, a scene of a Muslim woman (his Mother) burning, and a young girl (his sister) running lost in the smoke. He needs to escape and so he jumps into the back of a truck heading North out of the war. From this point on Bashu enters another reality in a remote farming village Gilan near the Russian border where the people are lighter skinned and speak a different language. There Bashu meets Naii (Susan Taslimi) and her children. By accepting him into her family as one of her own children, Naii poses the fundamental question we hear from the film - "Aren't we all children of Iran?" From out of war torn trauma, Bashu finds hope and trust with Naii's family.Parallels are drawn throughout the film between Bashu and Naii as culturally repressed figures in Iran. Bashu is a dark-skinned, Arab speaking boy, which at the time defied the Persian nationalism thought to unify the country. And, Naii being an uneducated woman who could not read or write would normally not be able to manage on the farm without her husband. Yet, these differences are what bring Bashu and Naii to depend on each other for support and their own sense of family and belonging. This bond is seal at the end of the film when the husband returns with a missing arm and therefore becomes grateful and accepting of Bashus role as his son on the farm.Although Naii and Bashu are culturally repressed characters due to their gender and race, Beizaei lifts them up as strong and successful characters able to survive on their own, care for each other, and thus defy the racial and sexist stereotypes against them.

Question: what is naii's occupation?
Answer: she runs a farm
Bashu, the Little Stranger

The film opens in the midst of an Iraqi air raid in the state of Khuzestan in Southern Iran. Beizaei films Bashu (Adan Afravian) caught between bombs exploding, a scene of a Muslim woman (his Mother) burning, and a young girl (his sister) running lost in the smoke. He needs to escape and so he jumps into the back of a truck heading North out of the war. From this point on Bashu enters another reality in a remote farming village Gilan near the Russian border where the people are lighter skinned and speak a different language. There Bashu meets Naii (Susan Taslimi) and her children. By accepting him into her family as one of her own children, Naii poses the fundamental question we hear from the film - "Aren't we all children of Iran?" From out of war torn trauma, Bashu finds hope and trust with Naii's family.Parallels are drawn throughout the film between Bashu and Naii as culturally repressed figures in Iran. Bashu is a dark-skinned, Arab speaking boy, which at the time defied the Persian nationalism thought to unify the country. And, Naii being an uneducated woman who could not read or write would normally not be able to manage on the farm without her husband. Yet, these differences are what bring Bashu and Naii to depend on each other for support and their own sense of family and belonging. This bond is seal at the end of the film when the husband returns with a missing arm and therefore becomes grateful and accepting of Bashus role as his son on the farm.Although Naii and Bashu are culturally repressed characters due to their gender and race, Beizaei lifts them up as strong and successful characters able to survive on their own, care for each other, and thus defy the racial and sexist stereotypes against them.

Question: Who plays Naii?
Answer: Susan Taslimi; Susan Taslimi
Bashu, the Little Stranger

The film opens in the midst of an Iraqi air raid in the state of Khuzestan in Southern Iran. Beizaei films Bashu (Adan Afravian) caught between bombs exploding, a scene of a Muslim woman (his Mother) burning, and a young girl (his sister) running lost in the smoke. He needs to escape and so he jumps into the back of a truck heading North out of the war. From this point on Bashu enters another reality in a remote farming village Gilan near the Russian border where the people are lighter skinned and speak a different language. There Bashu meets Naii (Susan Taslimi) and her children. By accepting him into her family as one of her own children, Naii poses the fundamental question we hear from the film - "Aren't we all children of Iran?" From out of war torn trauma, Bashu finds hope and trust with Naii's family.Parallels are drawn throughout the film between Bashu and Naii as culturally repressed figures in Iran. Bashu is a dark-skinned, Arab speaking boy, which at the time defied the Persian nationalism thought to unify the country. And, Naii being an uneducated woman who could not read or write would normally not be able to manage on the farm without her husband. Yet, these differences are what bring Bashu and Naii to depend on each other for support and their own sense of family and belonging. This bond is seal at the end of the film when the husband returns with a missing arm and therefore becomes grateful and accepting of Bashus role as his son on the farm.Although Naii and Bashu are culturally repressed characters due to their gender and race, Beizaei lifts them up as strong and successful characters able to survive on their own, care for each other, and thus defy the racial and sexist stereotypes against them.

Question: is naii well educated?
Answer: no,she cannot read or write.
Bashu, the Little Stranger

The film opens in the midst of an Iraqi air raid in the state of Khuzestan in Southern Iran. Beizaei films Bashu (Adan Afravian) caught between bombs exploding, a scene of a Muslim woman (his Mother) burning, and a young girl (his sister) running lost in the smoke. He needs to escape and so he jumps into the back of a truck heading North out of the war. From this point on Bashu enters another reality in a remote farming village Gilan near the Russian border where the people are lighter skinned and speak a different language. There Bashu meets Naii (Susan Taslimi) and her children. By accepting him into her family as one of her own children, Naii poses the fundamental question we hear from the film - "Aren't we all children of Iran?" From out of war torn trauma, Bashu finds hope and trust with Naii's family.Parallels are drawn throughout the film between Bashu and Naii as culturally repressed figures in Iran. Bashu is a dark-skinned, Arab speaking boy, which at the time defied the Persian nationalism thought to unify the country. And, Naii being an uneducated woman who could not read or write would normally not be able to manage on the farm without her husband. Yet, these differences are what bring Bashu and Naii to depend on each other for support and their own sense of family and belonging. This bond is seal at the end of the film when the husband returns with a missing arm and therefore becomes grateful and accepting of Bashus role as his son on the farm.Although Naii and Bashu are culturally repressed characters due to their gender and race, Beizaei lifts them up as strong and successful characters able to survive on their own, care for each other, and thus defy the racial and sexist stereotypes against them.

Question: Which village does the bashu escape to?
Answer: gilan
Bashu, the Little Stranger

The film opens in the midst of an Iraqi air raid in the state of Khuzestan in Southern Iran. Beizaei films Bashu (Adan Afravian) caught between bombs exploding, a scene of a Muslim woman (his Mother) burning, and a young girl (his sister) running lost in the smoke. He needs to escape and so he jumps into the back of a truck heading North out of the war. From this point on Bashu enters another reality in a remote farming village Gilan near the Russian border where the people are lighter skinned and speak a different language. There Bashu meets Naii (Susan Taslimi) and her children. By accepting him into her family as one of her own children, Naii poses the fundamental question we hear from the film - "Aren't we all children of Iran?" From out of war torn trauma, Bashu finds hope and trust with Naii's family.Parallels are drawn throughout the film between Bashu and Naii as culturally repressed figures in Iran. Bashu is a dark-skinned, Arab speaking boy, which at the time defied the Persian nationalism thought to unify the country. And, Naii being an uneducated woman who could not read or write would normally not be able to manage on the farm without her husband. Yet, these differences are what bring Bashu and Naii to depend on each other for support and their own sense of family and belonging. This bond is seal at the end of the film when the husband returns with a missing arm and therefore becomes grateful and accepting of Bashus role as his son on the farm.Although Naii and Bashu are culturally repressed characters due to their gender and race, Beizaei lifts them up as strong and successful characters able to survive on their own, care for each other, and thus defy the racial and sexist stereotypes against them.

Question: Who is uneducated woman?
Answer: Naii; Naii
Bashu, the Little Stranger

The film opens in the midst of an Iraqi air raid in the state of Khuzestan in Southern Iran. Beizaei films Bashu (Adan Afravian) caught between bombs exploding, a scene of a Muslim woman (his Mother) burning, and a young girl (his sister) running lost in the smoke. He needs to escape and so he jumps into the back of a truck heading North out of the war. From this point on Bashu enters another reality in a remote farming village Gilan near the Russian border where the people are lighter skinned and speak a different language. There Bashu meets Naii (Susan Taslimi) and her children. By accepting him into her family as one of her own children, Naii poses the fundamental question we hear from the film - "Aren't we all children of Iran?" From out of war torn trauma, Bashu finds hope and trust with Naii's family.Parallels are drawn throughout the film between Bashu and Naii as culturally repressed figures in Iran. Bashu is a dark-skinned, Arab speaking boy, which at the time defied the Persian nationalism thought to unify the country. And, Naii being an uneducated woman who could not read or write would normally not be able to manage on the farm without her husband. Yet, these differences are what bring Bashu and Naii to depend on each other for support and their own sense of family and belonging. This bond is seal at the end of the film when the husband returns with a missing arm and therefore becomes grateful and accepting of Bashus role as his son on the farm.Although Naii and Bashu are culturally repressed characters due to their gender and race, Beizaei lifts them up as strong and successful characters able to survive on their own, care for each other, and thus defy the racial and sexist stereotypes against them.

Question: which actress plays the role of Naii?
Answer: Susan Taslimi