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Illegal

Victor Scott (Edward G. Robinson) is a tough District Attorney who never loses a case. When he accidentally sends an innocent man to the electric chair he loses his grip and after long period of alcoholism he rebuilds a practice as a defense attorney. Struggling to get paying cases he negotiates an out-of-court settlement for an embezzler that worked for a company owned by Frank Garland (Albert Dekker) who is one of the biggest racketeers in the city. At first Scott resists Garland but discovers that many of his cases are related to this crook who has his finger in many pies. Scotts ability to win court cases makes the current District Attorney suspicious that he has a mole in the public office supplying inside information. Scott insists his skills as an attorney allow him to win his cases. When Scotts former assistant Ellen Miles (Nina Foch) is put on trial for murder Scott realizes that he will need to defend her and by extension defend Garland too, but he may have to sacrifice his career and possibly his life.

Question: Scott negotiates a settlement an out-of-court settlement for a person accused of what crime?
Answer: embezzlement
Illegal

Victor Scott (Edward G. Robinson) is a tough District Attorney who never loses a case. When he accidentally sends an innocent man to the electric chair he loses his grip and after long period of alcoholism he rebuilds a practice as a defense attorney. Struggling to get paying cases he negotiates an out-of-court settlement for an embezzler that worked for a company owned by Frank Garland (Albert Dekker) who is one of the biggest racketeers in the city. At first Scott resists Garland but discovers that many of his cases are related to this crook who has his finger in many pies. Scotts ability to win court cases makes the current District Attorney suspicious that he has a mole in the public office supplying inside information. Scott insists his skills as an attorney allow him to win his cases. When Scotts former assistant Ellen Miles (Nina Foch) is put on trial for murder Scott realizes that he will need to defend her and by extension defend Garland too, but he may have to sacrifice his career and possibly his life.

Question: What is Victor Scott's occupation?
Answer: District Attorney
12:01 PM

Barry Thomas is dreaming about his co-worker and scientist Lisa Fredericks who barely even knows he's alive. On his way home from work he witnesses her death in a road shooting. Brooding over her death, he receives a bad electrical shock at exactly midnight. The next morning Barry slowly becomes aware that all the events of the previous day are repeating themselves. His accident caused him to be aware of the time loop, while everybody else was oblivious to the repetition of events. Continuously repeating his day, Barry tries to save Lisa while also getting him fired and arrested for being in the wrong place and knowing too much about events, a problem that often occurs in time travel stories.In some loops he gets closer to Lisa than in others. Barry eventually figures out that Lisa's boss, Dr. Thadius Moxley, illegally and unethically proceeded with a weapon program development that caused the continuing time loop. Dr. Moxley's henchmen are also behind the murder of Lisa, who had uncovered his illegal activities. With the help of an undercover government agent, Barry and Lisa must stop her boss and prevent him from activating the machine again or the world will remain stuck in a time loop forever.

Question: Who murdered Lisa?
Answer: Dr. Thadius Moxley's henchmen; Dr. Moxley's people
12:01 PM

Barry Thomas is dreaming about his co-worker and scientist Lisa Fredericks who barely even knows he's alive. On his way home from work he witnesses her death in a road shooting. Brooding over her death, he receives a bad electrical shock at exactly midnight. The next morning Barry slowly becomes aware that all the events of the previous day are repeating themselves. His accident caused him to be aware of the time loop, while everybody else was oblivious to the repetition of events. Continuously repeating his day, Barry tries to save Lisa while also getting him fired and arrested for being in the wrong place and knowing too much about events, a problem that often occurs in time travel stories.In some loops he gets closer to Lisa than in others. Barry eventually figures out that Lisa's boss, Dr. Thadius Moxley, illegally and unethically proceeded with a weapon program development that caused the continuing time loop. Dr. Moxley's henchmen are also behind the murder of Lisa, who had uncovered his illegal activities. With the help of an undercover government agent, Barry and Lisa must stop her boss and prevent him from activating the machine again or the world will remain stuck in a time loop forever.

Question: How does Lisa die?
Answer: A shooting
12:01 PM

Barry Thomas is dreaming about his co-worker and scientist Lisa Fredericks who barely even knows he's alive. On his way home from work he witnesses her death in a road shooting. Brooding over her death, he receives a bad electrical shock at exactly midnight. The next morning Barry slowly becomes aware that all the events of the previous day are repeating themselves. His accident caused him to be aware of the time loop, while everybody else was oblivious to the repetition of events. Continuously repeating his day, Barry tries to save Lisa while also getting him fired and arrested for being in the wrong place and knowing too much about events, a problem that often occurs in time travel stories.In some loops he gets closer to Lisa than in others. Barry eventually figures out that Lisa's boss, Dr. Thadius Moxley, illegally and unethically proceeded with a weapon program development that caused the continuing time loop. Dr. Moxley's henchmen are also behind the murder of Lisa, who had uncovered his illegal activities. With the help of an undercover government agent, Barry and Lisa must stop her boss and prevent him from activating the machine again or the world will remain stuck in a time loop forever.

Question: What time does Barry Thomas receive the electrical shock?
Answer: Midnight
12:01 PM

Barry Thomas is dreaming about his co-worker and scientist Lisa Fredericks who barely even knows he's alive. On his way home from work he witnesses her death in a road shooting. Brooding over her death, he receives a bad electrical shock at exactly midnight. The next morning Barry slowly becomes aware that all the events of the previous day are repeating themselves. His accident caused him to be aware of the time loop, while everybody else was oblivious to the repetition of events. Continuously repeating his day, Barry tries to save Lisa while also getting him fired and arrested for being in the wrong place and knowing too much about events, a problem that often occurs in time travel stories.In some loops he gets closer to Lisa than in others. Barry eventually figures out that Lisa's boss, Dr. Thadius Moxley, illegally and unethically proceeded with a weapon program development that caused the continuing time loop. Dr. Moxley's henchmen are also behind the murder of Lisa, who had uncovered his illegal activities. With the help of an undercover government agent, Barry and Lisa must stop her boss and prevent him from activating the machine again or the world will remain stuck in a time loop forever.

Question: What happens to Barry when watching her death?
Answer: He gets an electric shock
12:01 PM

Barry Thomas is dreaming about his co-worker and scientist Lisa Fredericks who barely even knows he's alive. On his way home from work he witnesses her death in a road shooting. Brooding over her death, he receives a bad electrical shock at exactly midnight. The next morning Barry slowly becomes aware that all the events of the previous day are repeating themselves. His accident caused him to be aware of the time loop, while everybody else was oblivious to the repetition of events. Continuously repeating his day, Barry tries to save Lisa while also getting him fired and arrested for being in the wrong place and knowing too much about events, a problem that often occurs in time travel stories.In some loops he gets closer to Lisa than in others. Barry eventually figures out that Lisa's boss, Dr. Thadius Moxley, illegally and unethically proceeded with a weapon program development that caused the continuing time loop. Dr. Moxley's henchmen are also behind the murder of Lisa, who had uncovered his illegal activities. With the help of an undercover government agent, Barry and Lisa must stop her boss and prevent him from activating the machine again or the world will remain stuck in a time loop forever.

Question: Who does Barry Thomas dream about?
Answer: Lisa Fredericks
12:01 PM

Barry Thomas is dreaming about his co-worker and scientist Lisa Fredericks who barely even knows he's alive. On his way home from work he witnesses her death in a road shooting. Brooding over her death, he receives a bad electrical shock at exactly midnight. The next morning Barry slowly becomes aware that all the events of the previous day are repeating themselves. His accident caused him to be aware of the time loop, while everybody else was oblivious to the repetition of events. Continuously repeating his day, Barry tries to save Lisa while also getting him fired and arrested for being in the wrong place and knowing too much about events, a problem that often occurs in time travel stories.In some loops he gets closer to Lisa than in others. Barry eventually figures out that Lisa's boss, Dr. Thadius Moxley, illegally and unethically proceeded with a weapon program development that caused the continuing time loop. Dr. Moxley's henchmen are also behind the murder of Lisa, who had uncovered his illegal activities. With the help of an undercover government agent, Barry and Lisa must stop her boss and prevent him from activating the machine again or the world will remain stuck in a time loop forever.

Question: What is the name of Lisa's boss?
Answer: Dr. Thadius Moxley
12:01 PM

Barry Thomas is dreaming about his co-worker and scientist Lisa Fredericks who barely even knows he's alive. On his way home from work he witnesses her death in a road shooting. Brooding over her death, he receives a bad electrical shock at exactly midnight. The next morning Barry slowly becomes aware that all the events of the previous day are repeating themselves. His accident caused him to be aware of the time loop, while everybody else was oblivious to the repetition of events. Continuously repeating his day, Barry tries to save Lisa while also getting him fired and arrested for being in the wrong place and knowing too much about events, a problem that often occurs in time travel stories.In some loops he gets closer to Lisa than in others. Barry eventually figures out that Lisa's boss, Dr. Thadius Moxley, illegally and unethically proceeded with a weapon program development that caused the continuing time loop. Dr. Moxley's henchmen are also behind the murder of Lisa, who had uncovered his illegal activities. With the help of an undercover government agent, Barry and Lisa must stop her boss and prevent him from activating the machine again or the world will remain stuck in a time loop forever.

Question: Whose death does Barry witness?
Answer: Lisa
12:01 PM

Barry Thomas is dreaming about his co-worker and scientist Lisa Fredericks who barely even knows he's alive. On his way home from work he witnesses her death in a road shooting. Brooding over her death, he receives a bad electrical shock at exactly midnight. The next morning Barry slowly becomes aware that all the events of the previous day are repeating themselves. His accident caused him to be aware of the time loop, while everybody else was oblivious to the repetition of events. Continuously repeating his day, Barry tries to save Lisa while also getting him fired and arrested for being in the wrong place and knowing too much about events, a problem that often occurs in time travel stories.In some loops he gets closer to Lisa than in others. Barry eventually figures out that Lisa's boss, Dr. Thadius Moxley, illegally and unethically proceeded with a weapon program development that caused the continuing time loop. Dr. Moxley's henchmen are also behind the murder of Lisa, who had uncovered his illegal activities. With the help of an undercover government agent, Barry and Lisa must stop her boss and prevent him from activating the machine again or the world will remain stuck in a time loop forever.

Question: What caused the time loop?
Answer: Dr. Thadius Moxley's weapon program
Hawking

An amazing heartbreaking movie that makes physics dramatic and human. A young man working against the clock invents a way of collapsing all time together--in reverse--and rewrites Genesis Chapter 1. Benedict Cumberbatch plays Stephen Hawking--as in ¨Sherlock,¨ the actor must project a great godlike man who is simultaneously brilliant, isolated, disruptive, and vulnerable. Unlike Sherlock, part of what separates Hawking is that he must inhabit a ruined body. His Hawking has wit and charm, but that becomes camouflaged by the inability to move or speak in a coordinated way. Cumberbatch has to project the great mind and sensitive soul in small gestures and looks--without appearing to be forcing it.He plays the role brilliantly--showing the slow degrees of breakdown, which could have been become ridiculous or mawkish. Physics is poetry written in numbers--and Hawking is the Shakespeare of this odd and elite brotherhood. To show us this, Cumberbatch has moments where his smile is so beautiful and engaging we feel as if we've seen the ¨Big Bang¨ go off in his head. His small awkward march to deliver his universe shattering thesis is one of the most tender and inspiring things I've ever watched--and remember, I've watched Brando in the closing scene in ¨On the Waterfront.¨

Question: Poetry written numbers refers to what?
Answer: Physics
Hawking

An amazing heartbreaking movie that makes physics dramatic and human. A young man working against the clock invents a way of collapsing all time together--in reverse--and rewrites Genesis Chapter 1. Benedict Cumberbatch plays Stephen Hawking--as in ¨Sherlock,¨ the actor must project a great godlike man who is simultaneously brilliant, isolated, disruptive, and vulnerable. Unlike Sherlock, part of what separates Hawking is that he must inhabit a ruined body. His Hawking has wit and charm, but that becomes camouflaged by the inability to move or speak in a coordinated way. Cumberbatch has to project the great mind and sensitive soul in small gestures and looks--without appearing to be forcing it.He plays the role brilliantly--showing the slow degrees of breakdown, which could have been become ridiculous or mawkish. Physics is poetry written in numbers--and Hawking is the Shakespeare of this odd and elite brotherhood. To show us this, Cumberbatch has moments where his smile is so beautiful and engaging we feel as if we've seen the ¨Big Bang¨ go off in his head. His small awkward march to deliver his universe shattering thesis is one of the most tender and inspiring things I've ever watched--and remember, I've watched Brando in the closing scene in ¨On the Waterfront.¨

Question: What is the subject matter he studies
Answer: Time
Hawking

An amazing heartbreaking movie that makes physics dramatic and human. A young man working against the clock invents a way of collapsing all time together--in reverse--and rewrites Genesis Chapter 1. Benedict Cumberbatch plays Stephen Hawking--as in ¨Sherlock,¨ the actor must project a great godlike man who is simultaneously brilliant, isolated, disruptive, and vulnerable. Unlike Sherlock, part of what separates Hawking is that he must inhabit a ruined body. His Hawking has wit and charm, but that becomes camouflaged by the inability to move or speak in a coordinated way. Cumberbatch has to project the great mind and sensitive soul in small gestures and looks--without appearing to be forcing it.He plays the role brilliantly--showing the slow degrees of breakdown, which could have been become ridiculous or mawkish. Physics is poetry written in numbers--and Hawking is the Shakespeare of this odd and elite brotherhood. To show us this, Cumberbatch has moments where his smile is so beautiful and engaging we feel as if we've seen the ¨Big Bang¨ go off in his head. His small awkward march to deliver his universe shattering thesis is one of the most tender and inspiring things I've ever watched--and remember, I've watched Brando in the closing scene in ¨On the Waterfront.¨

Question: Stephen Hawking is played by what actor?
Answer: Benedict Cumberbatch
Notte prima degli esami

The film follows two teenagers, Luca (Nicolas Vaporidis) and Claudia (Cristiana Capotondi), and their friends as they all prepare for the dreaded maturitÃ  (high school graduation) exams during the summer of 1989. At a party, Luca meets and immediately falls for Claudia. The film then follows both teenagers and their friends through their various personal experiences and adventures during the summer. In addition, throughout the film, Luca is desperately trying to get back in favour with his literature teacher (Giorgio Faletti), who will be the teacher sitting in on his oral exams.[2]
The film contains many references to music that was popular in the 1980s, and includes songs of the time period by bands such as Europe, Duran Duran ("Save a Prayer" and "The Wild Boys"), and Cecchetto ("Gioca Jouer").[3]

Question: What era of music is used in the film?
Answer: 1980s
Notte prima degli esami

The film follows two teenagers, Luca (Nicolas Vaporidis) and Claudia (Cristiana Capotondi), and their friends as they all prepare for the dreaded maturitÃ  (high school graduation) exams during the summer of 1989. At a party, Luca meets and immediately falls for Claudia. The film then follows both teenagers and their friends through their various personal experiences and adventures during the summer. In addition, throughout the film, Luca is desperately trying to get back in favour with his literature teacher (Giorgio Faletti), who will be the teacher sitting in on his oral exams.[2]
The film contains many references to music that was popular in the 1980s, and includes songs of the time period by bands such as Europe, Duran Duran ("Save a Prayer" and "The Wild Boys"), and Cecchetto ("Gioca Jouer").[3]

Question: Where does Luca meet Claudia?
Answer: Party
Notte prima degli esami

The film follows two teenagers, Luca (Nicolas Vaporidis) and Claudia (Cristiana Capotondi), and their friends as they all prepare for the dreaded maturitÃ  (high school graduation) exams during the summer of 1989. At a party, Luca meets and immediately falls for Claudia. The film then follows both teenagers and their friends through their various personal experiences and adventures during the summer. In addition, throughout the film, Luca is desperately trying to get back in favour with his literature teacher (Giorgio Faletti), who will be the teacher sitting in on his oral exams.[2]
The film contains many references to music that was popular in the 1980s, and includes songs of the time period by bands such as Europe, Duran Duran ("Save a Prayer" and "The Wild Boys"), and Cecchetto ("Gioca Jouer").[3]

Question: In what year is the film set?
Answer: 1989
My Big Break

Filmed over ten years, this controversial documentary follows five roommates trying to make it in Hollywood who face the unexpected consequences of fame.
Tony Zierra, an aspiring filmmaker with no money, stars or crew, resorts to filming the lives of his four struggling actor roommates. Three of the actors, Brad Rowe, Chad Lindberg and Wes Bentley quickly hit it big, while the fourth actor, Greg Fawcett, is nearly driven insane watching the others get famous.
It doesn't take long for the unsettling reality of stardom to set in. Lindberg's hope of becoming a leading man is crushed when heâs repeatedly told he doesnât have the right look; Rowe ends up typecast as a pretty boy and can't break past his uncanny resemblance to Brad Pitt; while Bentley, who has the most explosive career launch in decades, is quickly drawn into the darker side of the L.A. lifestyle. As the actors struggle with life in the public eye, Zierra deals with constant obstacles while he tries to complete his film - including being scrutinized and blocked by the actors' nervous agents. Each of the subjects is tested and changed by their encounters with the film industry.
The documentary ends with a follow-up Zierra filmed when he returns to Hollywood after a five-year absence to find out what happened to each of his former roommates.

Question: What does Rowe end up typecast as?
Answer: A pretty boy.
My Big Break

Filmed over ten years, this controversial documentary follows five roommates trying to make it in Hollywood who face the unexpected consequences of fame.
Tony Zierra, an aspiring filmmaker with no money, stars or crew, resorts to filming the lives of his four struggling actor roommates. Three of the actors, Brad Rowe, Chad Lindberg and Wes Bentley quickly hit it big, while the fourth actor, Greg Fawcett, is nearly driven insane watching the others get famous.
It doesn't take long for the unsettling reality of stardom to set in. Lindberg's hope of becoming a leading man is crushed when heâs repeatedly told he doesnât have the right look; Rowe ends up typecast as a pretty boy and can't break past his uncanny resemblance to Brad Pitt; while Bentley, who has the most explosive career launch in decades, is quickly drawn into the darker side of the L.A. lifestyle. As the actors struggle with life in the public eye, Zierra deals with constant obstacles while he tries to complete his film - including being scrutinized and blocked by the actors' nervous agents. Each of the subjects is tested and changed by their encounters with the film industry.
The documentary ends with a follow-up Zierra filmed when he returns to Hollywood after a five-year absence to find out what happened to each of his former roommates.

Question: Who is filming the other actors?
Answer: Tony Zierra,
My Big Break

Filmed over ten years, this controversial documentary follows five roommates trying to make it in Hollywood who face the unexpected consequences of fame.
Tony Zierra, an aspiring filmmaker with no money, stars or crew, resorts to filming the lives of his four struggling actor roommates. Three of the actors, Brad Rowe, Chad Lindberg and Wes Bentley quickly hit it big, while the fourth actor, Greg Fawcett, is nearly driven insane watching the others get famous.
It doesn't take long for the unsettling reality of stardom to set in. Lindberg's hope of becoming a leading man is crushed when heâs repeatedly told he doesnât have the right look; Rowe ends up typecast as a pretty boy and can't break past his uncanny resemblance to Brad Pitt; while Bentley, who has the most explosive career launch in decades, is quickly drawn into the darker side of the L.A. lifestyle. As the actors struggle with life in the public eye, Zierra deals with constant obstacles while he tries to complete his film - including being scrutinized and blocked by the actors' nervous agents. Each of the subjects is tested and changed by their encounters with the film industry.
The documentary ends with a follow-up Zierra filmed when he returns to Hollywood after a five-year absence to find out what happened to each of his former roommates.

Question: When does Lindberg's hope of becoming a leading man crushed?
Answer: when he is repeatedly told he doesn't have the right look