[Q]: Build a movie plot around this: Who whacks the hammock to send a sleeping Jerry flying into the air? Tom
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[A]: Jerry is snoozing in a hammock, until Tom walks out with a drink, a radio, a pillow and a newspaper and tries to sit on it. He spots the mouse and is angry. He slides Jerry off the hammock and into the water. Jerry wakes up and gasps for breath. He sees that Tom did it and flips the hammock over so that he swallows his drink glass and falls. He responds by shaking Jerry off the hammock and into the air. Jerry, by pure fortune, falls into a bird's nest, which transports him through a tree trunk and right back onto the hammock before he can lay down. Tom is dumbfounded, but scoops up the mouse and deposits him on top of a marching ant army. Before Jerry can understand what has happened, he bumps his head on a steel sprinkler. Jerry redirects the ants such that they march onto the hammock, causing the strings to snap and Tom to be rolled up.Tom has patched up the broken strings and takes a drink while keeping a lookout. Jerry gets onto a lily pad and kicks a bullfrog into his drink. Tom notices nothing and drinks the drink and the frog. All is well until the frog jumps inside of him and hops the cat all the way home. Tom hits his head numerous times along the way. Jerry steals a sip of hi's drink until he gives chase. Jerry unleashes a lawn mower on the cat, and Tom, fearing the loss of his fur, runs away until he gets tied up into the hammock and gets sheared.Tom has patched up the hammock and sleeps with a baseball bat. Jerry hooks up the hammock to a crank, pulls the crank back as far as it goes, and cuts the line, catapulting him into the air, still asleep. He wakes up when he sees and hears an airplane, but returns to sleep. When Tom sees a flying bird, he is puzzled and looks down to see nothing but ocean below him. He panics and hits the ocean so hard he breaks into 16 pieces.Meanwhile, Jerry invites his friend, Spike onto the hammock with a bone. Tom is irate and storms back faster than a speeding bullet to catch him in the hammock. Assuming that it's Jerry on the hammock, he quickly unhooks his hammock,...
input: Please answer the following: Build a movie plot around this: What is the name of the women's auxiliary? Gamma Rays
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output: Vaughn "Dap" Dunlap (Fishburne) is a politically conscious black American student at Mission College, a leading historically black college whose motto is "Uplift the Race".[2] The college administration is portrayed as inept.Dunlap leads anti-apartheid demonstrations encouraging students and school administrators to divest from South Africa. When his buddies go into town, they find the local boys are not impressed with their activities, but think of them as privileged college boys. Open conflict breaks out between the groups.[2]Dunlap feuds with Julian Eaves (Esposito) aka Dean Big Brother Almighty of Gamma Phi Gamma Fraternity, Incorporated. This group is characterized as "wannabees", as in "wannabe better than me". The fraternity brothers are preparing for a big college football weekend and Homecoming parties. Meanwhile, Dap's younger cousin, Darrell (Lee), aka "Half-Pint", is a Gamma pledge.The Gamma women's auxiliary, the Gamma Rays, who are sleek and light-skinned, confront non-Greek black co-eds, particularly over skin color and the nature of their hair. Some of the Rays use contact lens to change eye color.[2]
Please answer this: Build a movie plot around this: Which chimp speaks for the first time? Caesar
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Answer: The film opens at Gen Sys, a genetic therapy pharmaceutical company. A female ape (Terry Notary), designated No. 9 and known as "Bright Eyes" by the staff, has been given the drug ALZ 112, and has shown considerable progress. She is more sociable and calmer than normal apes, and has succeeded in completing the Towers of Hanoi puzzle in 20 moves, which is close to a perfect score of 15. Will Rodman (James Franco) talks to his boss, Steve Jacobs (David Oyelowo), and convinces him that he has data to enable them to proceed with human trials for the drug.The next day, Rodman and Jacobs appear before the board of directors in the Gen Sys conference room. Will explains that the new drug causes neurogenesis, the growth of new brain cells (something that doesn't typically happen after birth) and may heal any number of degenerative brain disorders, such as Parkinson's or Alzheimer's. The only side effect is that the subjects exposed to the drug have a green sparkle to their eyes.Back in the lab, the senior ape caretaker, Robert Franklin (Tyler Labine), is having trouble coaxing Bright Eyes out of her cage. She acts aggressively towards Robert and the other helpers. They attempt to lure her out of the cage with orange soda, but when they try to wrangle her with a lasso pole, she goes "ape" and runs rampant through the building. The chase ends when she crashes through the glass window of the conference room and the building's security guards kill her.Fearing that what they witnessed with Bright Eyes is a violent side effect of the drug, Jacobs pronounces the drug project 'dead.' Will attempts to change his mind, but Jacobs refuses, claiming he wants the remainder of the test apes 'put down.'After returning to the lab, Robert shows Will a baby ape hidden in Bright Eyes's cell. This explains that their assumption was in error: Bright Eyes was not acting violently because of the drug, but to protect her child. Robert does not have the heart to put down the baby, and gives the task to Will. Unwilling to do so, he decides to...
Problem: Build a movie plot around this: What type of aircraft did Hughes announce that he had completed? XF-11 reconnaissance aircraft

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The Aviator has no opening credits other than the title. The film begins in 1913 with nine-year-old Hughes being bathed by his mother, who warns him of disease: "You are not safe."The film next shows him in 1927, as a 22-year old preparing to direct Hell's Angels. Hiring Noah Dietrich (John C. Reilly) to run Hughes Tool Co, while he oversees the flight sequences for the film, Hughes becomes obsessed with shooting the film realistically, even re-shooting the dogfight himself. By 1929, with the film finally complete, when The Jazz Singer is released, Hughes re-shoots the film for sound, costing another year and $1.7 million. Nevertheless, Hell's Angels is a huge hit, and Hughes makes Scarface and The Outlaw. However, there is one goal he relentlessly pursues: aviation. During this time, he also pursues Katharine Hepburn (Cate Blanchett). The two go to nightclubs, play golf and fly together, and as they grow closer, move in together as well. During this time Hepburn becomes a major support and confidant to Hughes, and helps alleviate the symptoms of his obsessive-compulsive disorder. As Hughes' fame grows, he is seen with more starlets.Hughes takes an interest in commercial-passenger travel, and purchases majority interest in Transcontinental & Western Air (TWA), the predecessor to Trans World Airlines. In 1935, he test flies the H-1 Racer but crashes in a beet field; "Fastest man on the planet," he boasts to Hepburn. Three years later, he flies around the world in four days, shattering the previous record by three days. Meanwhile, Juan Trippe (Alec Baldwin), owner of Pan American Airlines, and Senator Owen Brewster (Alan Alda) worry over the possibility that Hughes might beat them in the quest for commercial expansion. Brewster has just introduced the Commercial Airline Bill, which will give world expansion solely to Pan Am. Trippe advises Brewster to check to the "disquieting rumors about Mr. Hughes."Hepburn and Hughes eventually break up when she announces that she has fallen in love with her movie costar...