[Q]: Question: Who does Wonder Woman train with before being attacked in the movie? If there is no answer, please output "Insufficient information to provide an answer.". Movie title: Justice League: New Frontier Context: The film (set from 1953~1960) begins with an unknown entity (voiced by Keith David) explaining how it has witnessed the evolution of life on Earth:Like all things on this hurtling sphere, I emerged from the molten center of creation. But mine has been a unique path. Isolated, I developed attributes beyond those of lesser beings. Then the sphere was struck by a vast celestial stone. Black chunks of death filled the skies and the world became a chaotic garden of doom. Soon the sphere began to nurture new kinds of life. And there was one that stood above the rest. Its fragile shell belied its vicious nature. And in what seemed like a heartbeat, these things proliferated in both number and destructive means. Now they have harnessed the most destructive force. And I, The Centre, have concluded that the sphere must be cleansed of them.This explanation is shown being written and illustrated under the title "The Last Story" by a mysterious person who then shoots himself. The film cuts to the end of the Korean War, where United States Air Force pilot Hal Jordan (voiced by David Boreanaz) and his wingman, Kyle "Ace" Morgan (voiced by John Heard), are attacked by enemy pilots not yet informed of the ceasefire. Hal is shot down in the ensuing conflict, and forced to kill a North Korean soldier after ejecting to safety. The trauma of this event leads Hal to a mental ward within a hospital for about six months. Elsewhere at Gotham Observatory, the last survivor of the Green Martian race, J'onn J'onzz (voiced by Miguel Ferrer), is inadvertently teleported to Earth by a scientist, Dr. Saul Erdel. The shock of J'onn's appearance causes Erdel to succumb to a heart attack, though not before he apologizes for stranding the Martian. Unable to return to Mars, he disguises himself as Dr. Erdel using his shapeshifting abilities and takes Dr. Erdel's wallet and identification; apprently having read Erdel's mind in his last moments of life to gain an understanding of life on Earth and hence the need for identification. The following...
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[Q]: Question: Who does not support Dani being a stripper? If there is no answer, please output "Insufficient information to provide an answer.". Movie title: Dinoshark Context: A piece of Antartic ice falls into the water. Three years later, a dinoshark kills a scuba diver.Puerto Vallarta, MexicoTrace McGraw (Eric Balfour) arrives by taxi; apparently, he is late. His friend lends him his ship, telling that he'll be out of reach for two months, and that he'll have no mobile call reception. Another friend comes by, joking that Trace is still a captain of the rich and famous; the friend insists that he needs to see his identification and papers, as things have changed. As Trace's papers are not really in order, he tries to "bribe" his old friend with a necklace which is supposed to be an aphrodisiac to the ladies. Trace is told to be careful with Calderon (Humberto Busto).A surfer is eaten by the dinoshark in a split second; the monster can jump like a dolphin and it is incredibly fast. Stacy Ramos (Blythe Metz) gives the disappearance as breaking news on TV; the bad weather makes necessary to call the search off.Trace visits some more friends of his, Pedro (Victor Cruz), who introduces him to Carol Brubaker (Iva Hasperger) Rita Valdes (Christina Nicole) and Victor (Guillermo Ivan Mora). He says that his job was not glorious, and that he hit somebody in the ass, so that he decided to come back home to try and make his fortune; but Pedro tells him that there is no fortune in snorkeling. Carol has to call on Mike (Dan Golden), and Rita tells her to take care of herself. Mike wants to re-arrange their plans and create an artificial waterfall, but Carol wants to talk to the girls first. But Mike needs to move onto the idea fast, and threaten to call a different team of builders. Carol insists that they need the votes of everybody. Meanwhile, Rita swims on her own in an area of grey cold water. The dinoshark approaches her. A technician finds an inappropriate sign close to the reef. Rita feels something. The technician calls on the rescue patrol, but when they arrive to the area, it's already too late.Carol has it all: a diving princess and Princeton grad with a biology major, she moved to...
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[Q]: Question: How old is George's daughter? If there is no answer, please output "Insufficient information to provide an answer.". Movie title: Father of the Bride Context: Stanley T. Banks (Tracy) and Kay Dunstan (Taylor) in the wedding scene Joan Bennett in the film credits Following the wedding of his daughter Kay (Elizabeth Taylor), Stanley T. Banks (Spencer Tracy), a suburban lawyer, recalls the day, three months earlier, when he first learned of Kay's engagement to Buckley Dunstan (Don Taylor). At the family dinner table, Kay's casual announcement that she is in love with Buckley and has accepted his proposal makes Stanley feel uneasy, but he soon comes to realize that his daughter has grown up and the wedding is inevitable. While Ellie (Joan Bennett), Kay's mother, immediately begins making preparations for the wedding, Stanley lies awake at night, fearing the worst for his daughter. Stanley's misgivings about the marriage eventually make Ellie anxious, and she insists that Kay introduce them to Buckley's parents. Kay calls the tradition "old-fashioned rigamarole," but arranges the meeting nevertheless. Before the introduction, Stanley has a private conversation with Buckley, and is pleased to learn that the young man is the head of a small company and that he is capable of providing a comfortable life for Kay. The Bankses' first meeting with Doris and Herbert, Buckley's parents, gets off to an awkward start, and goes from bad to worse when Stanley drinks too much and falls asleep in the wealthy Dunstans' living room. Following Kay and Buckley's engagement party, Stanley, who misses the entire party because he is in the kitchen mixing drinks, realizes that his plans for a small wedding have been swept aside and he will be expected to pay for an extravagant wedding "with all the trimmings." As costs for the June event spiral out of control, Stanley calculates that he can afford to accommodate no more than one hundred and fifty guests. The task of paring down the guest list proves too difficult, however, and Stanley reluctantly consents to a 250-person reception. To save costs, Stanley suggests to Kay that she and Buckley elope. Kay is at first shocked by the...
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