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The Warrior

In 1375, a small political envoy travels to China to meet the Ming Emperor. Mistaken for spies, the envoy is arrested. Their prisoner transport is attacked by Mongol marauders, who kill the Chinese guards and allow the Koreans to live. All the Korean ambassadors have died, leaving the inexperienced general to take charge. The soldiers arm themselves and quickly discover that the Mongols have kidnapped the Ming Emperor's daughter. They ambush the Mongols and rescue the princess. Yeo-sol, the former slave of an ambassador, defeats the injured Mongolian general Rambulwha in single combat, but allows him to live and escape.The Koreans flee with the Princess, determined to return her safely to the Ming Emperor to atone for their diplomatic failure. The Mongols pursue, hoping to recover the Princess and marry her to the Yuan Emperor so that he may legitimize his claim over all China. Koreans head for a seaside fortress that the Princess tells them about, where they expect to find safe haven. Along the way, the Koreans pick up a group of Chinese peasants who are also fleeing from the Mongols.Fighting their way through Mongol search parties, the group experiences many internal conflicts stemming from social class, love, and honor. The lower-class soldiers chafe under their poor treatment in comparison to the soldiers of the upper-class. They have little confidence in their young general, and prefer taking orders from their veteran sergeant, Dae-Jung. The Princess has difficulty adjusting to the rough necessities of her position on the run. The General and Yeo-sol become nemeses, competing for the affections of the Princess and exchanging blows on several occasions.The group reaches the fortress, only to find it an abandoned ruin. As the group prepare to mount a last stand, the Princess attempts to give herself up to the Mongols. Yeo-sol and the General recover her, and Yeo-sol is captured. Rambulwha offers a place in his army for Yeo-sol, but as the Mongols mount an offensive, Yeo-sol returns to the Koreans. In the final battle, the Koreans' gunpowder defenses backfire. Yeo-sol sacrifices his life to save the Princess, while the General dies fighting the Mongol general, who is also killed. All the Mongols perish, while all the Koreans are killed except Dae-Jung. The Princess stays with the peasants at the fortress and promises to tell her father of the Koreans' sacrifice. Dae-Jung builds a boat and sails back to Korea.

Question: What does Yeo-sol sacrifice to save the Princess?
Answer: His life.
The Warrior

In 1375, a small political envoy travels to China to meet the Ming Emperor. Mistaken for spies, the envoy is arrested. Their prisoner transport is attacked by Mongol marauders, who kill the Chinese guards and allow the Koreans to live. All the Korean ambassadors have died, leaving the inexperienced general to take charge. The soldiers arm themselves and quickly discover that the Mongols have kidnapped the Ming Emperor's daughter. They ambush the Mongols and rescue the princess. Yeo-sol, the former slave of an ambassador, defeats the injured Mongolian general Rambulwha in single combat, but allows him to live and escape.The Koreans flee with the Princess, determined to return her safely to the Ming Emperor to atone for their diplomatic failure. The Mongols pursue, hoping to recover the Princess and marry her to the Yuan Emperor so that he may legitimize his claim over all China. Koreans head for a seaside fortress that the Princess tells them about, where they expect to find safe haven. Along the way, the Koreans pick up a group of Chinese peasants who are also fleeing from the Mongols.Fighting their way through Mongol search parties, the group experiences many internal conflicts stemming from social class, love, and honor. The lower-class soldiers chafe under their poor treatment in comparison to the soldiers of the upper-class. They have little confidence in their young general, and prefer taking orders from their veteran sergeant, Dae-Jung. The Princess has difficulty adjusting to the rough necessities of her position on the run. The General and Yeo-sol become nemeses, competing for the affections of the Princess and exchanging blows on several occasions.The group reaches the fortress, only to find it an abandoned ruin. As the group prepare to mount a last stand, the Princess attempts to give herself up to the Mongols. Yeo-sol and the General recover her, and Yeo-sol is captured. Rambulwha offers a place in his army for Yeo-sol, but as the Mongols mount an offensive, Yeo-sol returns to the Koreans. In the final battle, the Koreans' gunpowder defenses backfire. Yeo-sol sacrifices his life to save the Princess, while the General dies fighting the Mongol general, who is also killed. All the Mongols perish, while all the Koreans are killed except Dae-Jung. The Princess stays with the peasants at the fortress and promises to tell her father of the Koreans' sacrifice. Dae-Jung builds a boat and sails back to Korea.

Question: Who does the envoy intends to meet in China?
Answer: Ming Emperor; Ming Emperor
The Warrior

In 1375, a small political envoy travels to China to meet the Ming Emperor. Mistaken for spies, the envoy is arrested. Their prisoner transport is attacked by Mongol marauders, who kill the Chinese guards and allow the Koreans to live. All the Korean ambassadors have died, leaving the inexperienced general to take charge. The soldiers arm themselves and quickly discover that the Mongols have kidnapped the Ming Emperor's daughter. They ambush the Mongols and rescue the princess. Yeo-sol, the former slave of an ambassador, defeats the injured Mongolian general Rambulwha in single combat, but allows him to live and escape.The Koreans flee with the Princess, determined to return her safely to the Ming Emperor to atone for their diplomatic failure. The Mongols pursue, hoping to recover the Princess and marry her to the Yuan Emperor so that he may legitimize his claim over all China. Koreans head for a seaside fortress that the Princess tells them about, where they expect to find safe haven. Along the way, the Koreans pick up a group of Chinese peasants who are also fleeing from the Mongols.Fighting their way through Mongol search parties, the group experiences many internal conflicts stemming from social class, love, and honor. The lower-class soldiers chafe under their poor treatment in comparison to the soldiers of the upper-class. They have little confidence in their young general, and prefer taking orders from their veteran sergeant, Dae-Jung. The Princess has difficulty adjusting to the rough necessities of her position on the run. The General and Yeo-sol become nemeses, competing for the affections of the Princess and exchanging blows on several occasions.The group reaches the fortress, only to find it an abandoned ruin. As the group prepare to mount a last stand, the Princess attempts to give herself up to the Mongols. Yeo-sol and the General recover her, and Yeo-sol is captured. Rambulwha offers a place in his army for Yeo-sol, but as the Mongols mount an offensive, Yeo-sol returns to the Koreans. In the final battle, the Koreans' gunpowder defenses backfire. Yeo-sol sacrifices his life to save the Princess, while the General dies fighting the Mongol general, who is also killed. All the Mongols perish, while all the Koreans are killed except Dae-Jung. The Princess stays with the peasants at the fortress and promises to tell her father of the Koreans' sacrifice. Dae-Jung builds a boat and sails back to Korea.

Question: Who is the injured general?
Answer: Rambulwha.
The Warrior

In 1375, a small political envoy travels to China to meet the Ming Emperor. Mistaken for spies, the envoy is arrested. Their prisoner transport is attacked by Mongol marauders, who kill the Chinese guards and allow the Koreans to live. All the Korean ambassadors have died, leaving the inexperienced general to take charge. The soldiers arm themselves and quickly discover that the Mongols have kidnapped the Ming Emperor's daughter. They ambush the Mongols and rescue the princess. Yeo-sol, the former slave of an ambassador, defeats the injured Mongolian general Rambulwha in single combat, but allows him to live and escape.The Koreans flee with the Princess, determined to return her safely to the Ming Emperor to atone for their diplomatic failure. The Mongols pursue, hoping to recover the Princess and marry her to the Yuan Emperor so that he may legitimize his claim over all China. Koreans head for a seaside fortress that the Princess tells them about, where they expect to find safe haven. Along the way, the Koreans pick up a group of Chinese peasants who are also fleeing from the Mongols.Fighting their way through Mongol search parties, the group experiences many internal conflicts stemming from social class, love, and honor. The lower-class soldiers chafe under their poor treatment in comparison to the soldiers of the upper-class. They have little confidence in their young general, and prefer taking orders from their veteran sergeant, Dae-Jung. The Princess has difficulty adjusting to the rough necessities of her position on the run. The General and Yeo-sol become nemeses, competing for the affections of the Princess and exchanging blows on several occasions.The group reaches the fortress, only to find it an abandoned ruin. As the group prepare to mount a last stand, the Princess attempts to give herself up to the Mongols. Yeo-sol and the General recover her, and Yeo-sol is captured. Rambulwha offers a place in his army for Yeo-sol, but as the Mongols mount an offensive, Yeo-sol returns to the Koreans. In the final battle, the Koreans' gunpowder defenses backfire. Yeo-sol sacrifices his life to save the Princess, while the General dies fighting the Mongol general, who is also killed. All the Mongols perish, while all the Koreans are killed except Dae-Jung. The Princess stays with the peasants at the fortress and promises to tell her father of the Koreans' sacrifice. Dae-Jung builds a boat and sails back to Korea.

Question: Who flees with the Princess?
Answer: The Koreans; The Koreans
The Warrior

In 1375, a small political envoy travels to China to meet the Ming Emperor. Mistaken for spies, the envoy is arrested. Their prisoner transport is attacked by Mongol marauders, who kill the Chinese guards and allow the Koreans to live. All the Korean ambassadors have died, leaving the inexperienced general to take charge. The soldiers arm themselves and quickly discover that the Mongols have kidnapped the Ming Emperor's daughter. They ambush the Mongols and rescue the princess. Yeo-sol, the former slave of an ambassador, defeats the injured Mongolian general Rambulwha in single combat, but allows him to live and escape.The Koreans flee with the Princess, determined to return her safely to the Ming Emperor to atone for their diplomatic failure. The Mongols pursue, hoping to recover the Princess and marry her to the Yuan Emperor so that he may legitimize his claim over all China. Koreans head for a seaside fortress that the Princess tells them about, where they expect to find safe haven. Along the way, the Koreans pick up a group of Chinese peasants who are also fleeing from the Mongols.Fighting their way through Mongol search parties, the group experiences many internal conflicts stemming from social class, love, and honor. The lower-class soldiers chafe under their poor treatment in comparison to the soldiers of the upper-class. They have little confidence in their young general, and prefer taking orders from their veteran sergeant, Dae-Jung. The Princess has difficulty adjusting to the rough necessities of her position on the run. The General and Yeo-sol become nemeses, competing for the affections of the Princess and exchanging blows on several occasions.The group reaches the fortress, only to find it an abandoned ruin. As the group prepare to mount a last stand, the Princess attempts to give herself up to the Mongols. Yeo-sol and the General recover her, and Yeo-sol is captured. Rambulwha offers a place in his army for Yeo-sol, but as the Mongols mount an offensive, Yeo-sol returns to the Koreans. In the final battle, the Koreans' gunpowder defenses backfire. Yeo-sol sacrifices his life to save the Princess, while the General dies fighting the Mongol general, who is also killed. All the Mongols perish, while all the Koreans are killed except Dae-Jung. The Princess stays with the peasants at the fortress and promises to tell her father of the Koreans' sacrifice. Dae-Jung builds a boat and sails back to Korea.

Question: What backfires on the Korean's during the final battle?
Answer: The gunpowder.
The Spiral Staircase

Dorothy McGuire in The Spiral Staircase
In early 20th century New England, a serial killer murders disabled young women in the community. His next victim apparently is Helen (McGuire), a mute girl working as a live-in companion for the wealthy, bedridden Mrs. Warren (Barrymore). Mrs. Warren urges her to leave the house, as does Dr. Parry, who knows the reason for Helen's loss of speech and hopes to help her get her voice back. Rounding out the household are Mrs. Warren's son and stepson, her verbally abused nurse, a secretary, a handyman and his wife, a housekeeper with a taste for brandy.

Question: Who is the serial killer's next victim?
Answer: Helen
The Spiral Staircase

Dorothy McGuire in The Spiral Staircase
In early 20th century New England, a serial killer murders disabled young women in the community. His next victim apparently is Helen (McGuire), a mute girl working as a live-in companion for the wealthy, bedridden Mrs. Warren (Barrymore). Mrs. Warren urges her to leave the house, as does Dr. Parry, who knows the reason for Helen's loss of speech and hopes to help her get her voice back. Rounding out the household are Mrs. Warren's son and stepson, her verbally abused nurse, a secretary, a handyman and his wife, a housekeeper with a taste for brandy.

Question: What sort of women does the serial killer murder?
Answer: Disabled young women
The Contractor

A contemporary thriller steeped in intrigue and action takes shape in The Contractor, starring Wesley Snipes, produced by Rudy Cohen and directed by Josef Rusnak.For James Dial (Wesley Snipes), life has become the pursuit of breaking wild horses alone on the idyllic Wild West landscape of a rugged ranch in remote Montana. But the one-time C.I.A. operative's quiet existence is interrupted by a visit from a former agency contact who wants Dial to come back to the fold to pull off one more job.Dial is no run-of-the-mill agent: He's a shooter a professional marksman and assassin called in to do the dirty jobs no one else can do, and no one can ever admit to doing.Now, Dial's government contact, Collins, has appeared in Montana to convince him to take out a captured terrorist set to go on trial in London. If the notorious mastermind goes to prison, he most certainly will continue to run his terror operations from behind bars.Dial ultimately can't resist the call even in the knowledge that if he fails, no one will help him. The operation runs by Moscow rules, and if he doesnt succeed, he will have to be eliminated, too.Once Dial takes out his former adversary, his carefully worked plan unravels, and the only person who offers him safe haven is young Emily, a rebellious adolescent girl with a bent for mischief.In a world still reeling from the events of September 11, the game has changed. Now, the stakes for Dial are higher than ever. Can Dial trust Collins, Emily or anyone -- when Moscow rules are in play?

Question: Where is the ranch located?
Answer: Montana
The Contractor

A contemporary thriller steeped in intrigue and action takes shape in The Contractor, starring Wesley Snipes, produced by Rudy Cohen and directed by Josef Rusnak.For James Dial (Wesley Snipes), life has become the pursuit of breaking wild horses alone on the idyllic Wild West landscape of a rugged ranch in remote Montana. But the one-time C.I.A. operative's quiet existence is interrupted by a visit from a former agency contact who wants Dial to come back to the fold to pull off one more job.Dial is no run-of-the-mill agent: He's a shooter a professional marksman and assassin called in to do the dirty jobs no one else can do, and no one can ever admit to doing.Now, Dial's government contact, Collins, has appeared in Montana to convince him to take out a captured terrorist set to go on trial in London. If the notorious mastermind goes to prison, he most certainly will continue to run his terror operations from behind bars.Dial ultimately can't resist the call even in the knowledge that if he fails, no one will help him. The operation runs by Moscow rules, and if he doesnt succeed, he will have to be eliminated, too.Once Dial takes out his former adversary, his carefully worked plan unravels, and the only person who offers him safe haven is young Emily, a rebellious adolescent girl with a bent for mischief.In a world still reeling from the events of September 11, the game has changed. Now, the stakes for Dial are higher than ever. Can Dial trust Collins, Emily or anyone -- when Moscow rules are in play?

Question: Where is the terrorist on trial?
Answer: London
The Contractor

A contemporary thriller steeped in intrigue and action takes shape in The Contractor, starring Wesley Snipes, produced by Rudy Cohen and directed by Josef Rusnak.For James Dial (Wesley Snipes), life has become the pursuit of breaking wild horses alone on the idyllic Wild West landscape of a rugged ranch in remote Montana. But the one-time C.I.A. operative's quiet existence is interrupted by a visit from a former agency contact who wants Dial to come back to the fold to pull off one more job.Dial is no run-of-the-mill agent: He's a shooter a professional marksman and assassin called in to do the dirty jobs no one else can do, and no one can ever admit to doing.Now, Dial's government contact, Collins, has appeared in Montana to convince him to take out a captured terrorist set to go on trial in London. If the notorious mastermind goes to prison, he most certainly will continue to run his terror operations from behind bars.Dial ultimately can't resist the call even in the knowledge that if he fails, no one will help him. The operation runs by Moscow rules, and if he doesnt succeed, he will have to be eliminated, too.Once Dial takes out his former adversary, his carefully worked plan unravels, and the only person who offers him safe haven is young Emily, a rebellious adolescent girl with a bent for mischief.In a world still reeling from the events of September 11, the game has changed. Now, the stakes for Dial are higher than ever. Can Dial trust Collins, Emily or anyone -- when Moscow rules are in play?

Question: who is the shooter a?
Answer: James Dial; James Dial
The Contractor

A contemporary thriller steeped in intrigue and action takes shape in The Contractor, starring Wesley Snipes, produced by Rudy Cohen and directed by Josef Rusnak.For James Dial (Wesley Snipes), life has become the pursuit of breaking wild horses alone on the idyllic Wild West landscape of a rugged ranch in remote Montana. But the one-time C.I.A. operative's quiet existence is interrupted by a visit from a former agency contact who wants Dial to come back to the fold to pull off one more job.Dial is no run-of-the-mill agent: He's a shooter a professional marksman and assassin called in to do the dirty jobs no one else can do, and no one can ever admit to doing.Now, Dial's government contact, Collins, has appeared in Montana to convince him to take out a captured terrorist set to go on trial in London. If the notorious mastermind goes to prison, he most certainly will continue to run his terror operations from behind bars.Dial ultimately can't resist the call even in the knowledge that if he fails, no one will help him. The operation runs by Moscow rules, and if he doesnt succeed, he will have to be eliminated, too.Once Dial takes out his former adversary, his carefully worked plan unravels, and the only person who offers him safe haven is young Emily, a rebellious adolescent girl with a bent for mischief.In a world still reeling from the events of September 11, the game has changed. Now, the stakes for Dial are higher than ever. Can Dial trust Collins, Emily or anyone -- when Moscow rules are in play?

Question: Who stars in the movie?
Answer: Wesley Snipes
The Contractor

A contemporary thriller steeped in intrigue and action takes shape in The Contractor, starring Wesley Snipes, produced by Rudy Cohen and directed by Josef Rusnak.For James Dial (Wesley Snipes), life has become the pursuit of breaking wild horses alone on the idyllic Wild West landscape of a rugged ranch in remote Montana. But the one-time C.I.A. operative's quiet existence is interrupted by a visit from a former agency contact who wants Dial to come back to the fold to pull off one more job.Dial is no run-of-the-mill agent: He's a shooter a professional marksman and assassin called in to do the dirty jobs no one else can do, and no one can ever admit to doing.Now, Dial's government contact, Collins, has appeared in Montana to convince him to take out a captured terrorist set to go on trial in London. If the notorious mastermind goes to prison, he most certainly will continue to run his terror operations from behind bars.Dial ultimately can't resist the call even in the knowledge that if he fails, no one will help him. The operation runs by Moscow rules, and if he doesnt succeed, he will have to be eliminated, too.Once Dial takes out his former adversary, his carefully worked plan unravels, and the only person who offers him safe haven is young Emily, a rebellious adolescent girl with a bent for mischief.In a world still reeling from the events of September 11, the game has changed. Now, the stakes for Dial are higher than ever. Can Dial trust Collins, Emily or anyone -- when Moscow rules are in play?

Question: who is director of the movie?
Answer: Josef Rusnak; Josef Rusnak
The Contractor

A contemporary thriller steeped in intrigue and action takes shape in The Contractor, starring Wesley Snipes, produced by Rudy Cohen and directed by Josef Rusnak.For James Dial (Wesley Snipes), life has become the pursuit of breaking wild horses alone on the idyllic Wild West landscape of a rugged ranch in remote Montana. But the one-time C.I.A. operative's quiet existence is interrupted by a visit from a former agency contact who wants Dial to come back to the fold to pull off one more job.Dial is no run-of-the-mill agent: He's a shooter a professional marksman and assassin called in to do the dirty jobs no one else can do, and no one can ever admit to doing.Now, Dial's government contact, Collins, has appeared in Montana to convince him to take out a captured terrorist set to go on trial in London. If the notorious mastermind goes to prison, he most certainly will continue to run his terror operations from behind bars.Dial ultimately can't resist the call even in the knowledge that if he fails, no one will help him. The operation runs by Moscow rules, and if he doesnt succeed, he will have to be eliminated, too.Once Dial takes out his former adversary, his carefully worked plan unravels, and the only person who offers him safe haven is young Emily, a rebellious adolescent girl with a bent for mischief.In a world still reeling from the events of September 11, the game has changed. Now, the stakes for Dial are higher than ever. Can Dial trust Collins, Emily or anyone -- when Moscow rules are in play?

Question: who convince James Dial to captured terrorist London?
Answer: government; government