The Girl from Monday (2005)

Actors

• Hal Hartley (producer)
• Hal Hartley (composer)
• Hal Hartley (director)
• Hal Hartley (writer)
• Edie Falco (actress)
• Bill Sage (actor)
• James Urbaniak (actor)
• Kyle Gilman (miscellaneous crew)
• Leo Fitzpatrick (actor)
• Sabrina Lloyd (actress)
• Keegan Dewitt (miscellaneous crew)
• D.J. Mendel (actor)
• Clarke Williams (miscellaneous crew)
• Miho Nikaido (miscellaneous crew)
• Gary Wilmes (actor)

Genres

• Action
• Comedy
• Sci-Fi

Quotes:

Cecile: People have to *want* to have heart surgery, whether they need it or not.

Cecile: The feeling is the whole approach could be more, well, sexy. Much more provocative.::Jack: The children's wear account...::Abercrombie: Kids and not just children Jack, they're consumers.

Adjuster: [after much typing and beeps] I'm sorry to be the one to tell you this Mr. Bell, but with such a narrow band of sexual activity, even with your position with the agency, your consumer potential is figured to be *very* low. Which of course means an increase in your premium.

Jack: It was a culture of desire. You had to want in order to be wanted. And you had to be wanted in order to survive.

Jack: What do you call yourself?::The Girl From Monday: Nobody.

Jack: Because of the high incidence of handgun-related violence in school, only convicts were assigned teaching positions.

Judge: You are sentenced to two years hard labor - teaching high school.

[first lines]::Jack: It's such a long way down, it's strange. The word becomes - flesh? The body remains... what? She had traveled light years to get here. And in the vaporous fields of her home star no one had bodies, or names, or identity. A living thought or feeling, stretching out in all directions. Not measured but desired, elegant. But here, in the flesh, the revolution had come.

Jack: There was a dictatorship of the consumer now. What most people wanted most of the time, and were willing to pay for, was good. Whatever defied the logic of the market was bad. Automatic world. Disposable income was the chief revolutionary virtue. Everyone had what they wanted, always. As long as they did their part and threw themselves, body and soul, towards the aim of economic supremacy.

Jack: Acts of love, charity, and eroticism for their own sake were soon seen as perverse self-indulgences. Inhumane, uncivilized, barbaric.

Mystery Men (1999)

Actors

• Ben Stiller (actor)
• William H. Macy (actor)
• Janeane Garofalo (actress)
• Marc C. Geschwind (miscellaneous crew)
• Mark Mothersbaugh (actor)
• Robert Dawson (miscellaneous crew)
• Hank Azaria (actor)
• Eddie Izzard (actor)
• Paul Reubens (actor)
• Michael Bay (actor)
• Geoffrey Rush (actor)
• Doug Jones (actor)
• Karen Golden (miscellaneous crew)
• Marilyn Vance (costume designer)
• Greg Kinnear (actor)

Genres

• Action
• Comedy
• Fantasy
• Sci-Fi

Taglines:

This summer expect the unexpected
Universal Pictures presents a new league of heroes that step to a different beat.
We're not your classic heroes, we're the other guys.
They're not your average superheroes.

Quotes:

The Blue Raja: I say, what the fork! Let's do it!

The Bowler: [to her father's skull, after avenging his death] OK, now I'm going back to graduate school. That was the agreement.

Mr. Furious: Okay. Right now, I'm kinda like a powder keg, and you're the match.

Mr. Furious: After all, I am a ticking time bomb of fury.

The Sphinx: To learn my teachings, I must first teach you how to learn.

The Sphinx: You must lash out with every limb, like the octopus who plays the drums.

The Sphinx: He who questions training only trains himself at asking questions.

The Sphinx: You must be like wolf pack, not six-pack.

Capt. Amazing: [amused at the Mystery Men] Really. You're... you're all superheroes.::The Shoveller: Well, we fight crime. Call it what you will.

The Blue Raja: May the forks be with us.

Gensô jodan Elicia (1993)

Actors

• Tiffany Grant (actress)
• John Swasey (actor)
• Matt Greenfield (actor)
• Kaneto Shiozawa (actor)
• Wataru Takagi (actor)
• Banjô Ginga (actor)
• Ai Orikasa (actress)
• Yasunori Matsumoto (actor)
• Yûko Mizutani (actress)
• Rob Mungle (actor)
• Charles Campbell (actor)
• Ikuya Sawaki (actor)
• Amanda Winn Lee (actress)
• Spike Spencer (actor)
• Kôji Tsujitani (actor)

Genres

• Animation

Pierscionek z orlem w koronie (1992)

Actors

• Andrzej Wajda (writer)
• Andrzej Wajda (director)
• Andrzej Szenajch (actor)
• Jerzy Trela (actor)
• Cezary Pazura (actor)
• Stanislaw Michalski (actor)
• Miroslaw Zbrojewicz (actor)
• Wlodzimierz Musial (actor)
• Miroslaw Baka (actor)
• Jerzy Kamas (actor)
• Jerzy Gudejko (actor)
• Katarzyna Laniewska (actress)
• Piotr Gasowski (actor)
• Ewa Smal (editor)
• Jadwiga Jankowska-Cieslak (actress)

Genres

• Drama

Freakshow (1989)

Actors

• Don Haig (producer)
• Stephanie Rossel (miscellaneous crew)
• Timm Zemanek (actor)
• Janet D. Munro (miscellaneous crew)
• Audrey Landers (actress)
• Anthony Kramreither (producer)
• Eric Beldowski (miscellaneous crew)
• Patrick Galligan (actor)
• Brett Heard (actor)
• Deborah Lobban (actress)
• Dan Gallagher (actor)
• Santino Buda (actor)
• Wayne Downer (actor)
• Diana Irwin (costume designer)
• Richard Lehun (miscellaneous crew)

Genres

• Horror

Taglines:

So deadly, it may be the last movie you ever see.
Let your imagination take control...if you dare!
Humour that will scare you to death!
A film that gives new meaning to the word "horror."

Quotes:

Dr. Borges: Society.

Shan: The body count here tonight. 35 dead, including 5 theatre employees, 35 others wounded, most of them in critical condition. There are reports that the boy identified as the killer, Fidge De Sola, seen here in the V.C. High yearbook, had recently been fired from his job as an usher at this theatre, after having a fight with another employee over a girl. Fidge De Sola used guns from his father's collection of Vietnam weaponry. The last victim was the killer himself. He died by his own hand. This reporter was called by the alleged killer earlier this evening. He told me that, in his words, 'something special was going to happen here this evening.' We were here when the shooting began. Those guns turned him from an anonymous lonely teenager, to a mass murderer. Why? Is it something in our nature? A monstrous genetic defect in the human animal? Something inside us all? Not a freak of nature, but a freak by nature. This is Shannon Nichols for KLME Live Eye Reporter.

Dr. Borges: Technology. We thought it was man's new best friend, but with it came its garbage, its pollution, its poisons, its new attitudes.

Dr. Borges: In a world where junkies roam the street living on dope and garbage, where obsessions and greed have replaced compassion, my collection is a very little attraction.

Byrd: Crash and burn, girls never learn.

Hear Me Good (1957)

Actors

• Edith Head (costume designer)
• John Indrisano (actor)
• Joe Gray (actor)
• Holly Bane (actor)
• Walter Merrill (actor)
• Len Hendry (actor)
• Jean Willes (actress)
• Ned Glass (actor)
• Jack Kruschen (actor)
• Norman Alden (actor)
• Carl Saxe (actor)
• Milton Frome (actor)
• Don McGuire (writer)
• Don McGuire (producer)
• Don McGuire (actor)

Genres

• Comedy

• Lyrics: play full screen play karaoke
• Funk - The Coup
• Funk - Coup
• Funk - Betty Davis
• Funk - Caffeine

[Boots]
I used to kick it with a brother named, Moe
Moe used to kick it with a brother named, Joe
Joe used to kick it with his girlfriend Lateisha
whose brother Elmo, looked like me
Elmo used to elbow lots of brothers in the nose
Kick em when they down and he'd steal they shoes and clothes
Elmo would develop lots of beef as a tweaker
and all of them was mostly come lookin for me
Imagine that, fat motherfuckers with bats tryin
to rat pack, hmm, time to get a gat
So I'm strapped cause I'm trapped like brother Thomas in his fat
momma's lap, what's happenin here's a rap
Saturday twelve o'clock, told E-Roc, the whole block
and what not, about, how men are spottin he said
";This little homey gets bread like flossin
You ain't Steve Austin, Elmo got paws in Boots
Maybe you should move to Boston";
But you get lost when you play like a punk
Pile on the Right Guard I got SERIOUS funk
";I'm trying, not to lose...";
";I'm trying, not to lose my head..."; --> Melle Mel
(repeat 2X)
";I plan to tell you what it is later";
(DJ Pam cuts and scratches)
[Boots]
Bet George and Bootsy, never had funk like this
catch twenty-two, twist no fist can dismiss this
rip that I'ma go through, maybe I can flow through
this whole ordeal and not pull out the black steel
and my friends make suggestions...
that I should squeal to the cops but that's out of the question
If I die by the trigger of a misled brother
could he be judged by the system that is scared of me and others?
I believe no, so I don't go, with the flow
even though I'm bout to roll with no paddle
up a creek called shit, light is lit on the situation
Cause me and him is gonna decrease the population
Now we wonder why our revolution never grow
Killin motherfuckers just for steppin on our toe
If we had as much funk for our oppressors as we did
for ourselves, the blood would never flow again
And then, the uzis that were once used to kill each other
Could be used, to serve and protect the brothers
And the sisters and the cousins or whatever others
But the funk keeps growing like a fungus...
";I'm trying, not to lose...";
";I'm trying, not to lose my head..."; --> Melle Mel
(repeat 2X)
";That's Elmo, get that fool"; ";Yeah get that fool";
";Ay, I'm Boots, I ain't Elmo -- I'm Boots from The Coup!!";
[Boots]
Four years til I'm twenty-five, now I got a forty-five
caliber don't take no jive, just pull to fix
Don't want to be eighty-sixed, three six and six ain't in my mix
Don't flap your lips about me takin no, trips
You won't be takin no sips from a milk carton
seein my face with a caption, askin
";Have you seen Boots, he's missing in action";
This shit is more Off the Wall than Michael Jackson
Cause brothers who be doin brothers who be doin others
screwin brothers but The Coup be doin more than shoo-be-doin
on the corner, talkin revolution from Victoria to Florida
It's why it don't make sense that they want me a goner
on a, run cause some brothers in a ratpack think I'm
poppin junk cause they don't see for centuries
the genocidal funk so I'm a punk if I don't blast they ass
But I gots more funk for the rulin class
Will it ever end, will we ever win, drinkin juice and gin
Five-oh gets again, gets off with a grin
National Guard sent in for when we got beef
You wanna pop the trunk we got serious funk
";I'm trying, not to lose...";
";I'm trying, not to lose my head..."; --> Melle Mel
(repeat 4X)
*** spellings of the names of people in this outro may not be accurate ***
Aight, back it up
I wanna say whassup to the brothers and sisters that really got my back
when the funk be on
Of course it goes without saying, that E-Roc and DJO from The Coup
got my back at all times and at all costs
Same goes for D-Force and Sneaker, Point Blank
J-Post and Stone of the Outcasts
Osajih Po from the Tenth Planets
Chuck Da Pharoah got my back
Evo got my back, Rose got my back
Niko and the whole Mau Mau Rhythm Collective
got my back cause I got theirs
The funk is on, and African Identity is there
The funk is on and Midnight Voices is there
The funk is on and T-More and Twin from Elements of Change are there
And I'm there for Cindy, I'm there for 3rd Rail
I'm there for Aztlan Nation
I got your back Leftside Sim
I got your back Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy cause you got mine
All y'all got my back, Neckbone got my back with the sax
Problem Child got my back with the piano
Aiy y'all let's fade out, but before we fade
I wanna say rest in peace to Plan B, we out

[Boots]
I used to kick it with a brother named, Moe
Moe used to kick it with a brother named, Joe
Joe used to kick it with his girlfriend Lateisha
whose brother Elmo, looked like me
Elmo used to elbow lots of brothers in the nose
Kick em when they down and he'd steal they shoes and clothes
Elmo would develop lots of beef as a tweaker
and all of them was mostly come lookin for me
Imagine that, fat motherfuckers with bats tryin
to rat pack, hmm, time to get a gat
So I'm strapped cause I'm trapped like brother Thomas in his fat
momma's lap, what's happenin here's a rap
Saturday twelve o'clock, told E-Roc, the whole block
and what not, about, how men are spottin he said
"This little homey gets bread like flossin
You ain't Steve Austin, Elmo got paws in Boots
Maybe you should move to Boston"
But you get lost when you play like a punk
Pile on the Right Guard I got SERIOUS funk
"I'm trying, not to lose..."
"I'm trying, not to lose my head..." --> Melle Mel
(repeat 2X)
"I plan to tell you what it is later"
(DJ Pam cuts and scratches)
[Boots]
Bet George and Bootsy, never had funk like this
catch twenty-two, twist no fist can dismiss this
rip that I'ma go through, maybe I can flow through
this whole ordeal and not pull out the black steel
and my friends make suggestions...
that I should squeal to the cops but that's out of the question
If I die by the trigger of a misled brother
could he be judged by the system that is scared of me and others?
I believe no, so I don't go, with the flow
even though I'm bout to roll with no paddle
up a creek called shit, light is lit on the situation
Cause me and him is gonna decrease the population
Now we wonder why our revolution never grow
Killin motherfuckers just for steppin on our toe
If we had as much funk for our oppressors as we did
for ourselves, the blood would never flow again
And then, the uzis that were once used to kill each other
Could be used, to serve and protect the brothers
And the sisters and the cousins or whatever others
But the funk keeps growing like a fungus...
"I'm trying, not to lose..."
"I'm trying, not to lose my head..." --> Melle Mel
(repeat 2X)
"That's Elmo, get that fool""Yeah get that fool"
"Ay, I'm Boots, I ain't Elmo -- I'm Boots from The Coup!!"
[Boots]
Four years til I'm twenty-five, now I got a forty-five
caliber don't take no jive, just pull to fix
Don't want to be eighty-sixed, three six and six ain't in my mix
Don't flap your lips about me takin no, trips
You won't be takin no sips from a milk carton
seein my face with a caption, askin
"Have you seen Boots, he's missing in action"
This shit is more Off the Wall than Michael Jackson
Cause brothers who be doin brothers who be doin others
screwin brothers but The Coup be doin more than shoo-be-doin
on the corner, talkin revolution from Victoria to Florida
It's why it don't make sense that they want me a goner
on a, run cause some brothers in a ratpack think I'm
poppin junk cause they don't see for centuries
the genocidal funk so I'm a punk if I don't blast they ass
But I gots more funk for the rulin class
Will it ever end, will we ever win, drinkin juice and gin
Five-oh gets again, gets off with a grin
National Guard sent in for when we got beef
You wanna pop the trunk we got serious funk
"I'm trying, not to lose..."
"I'm trying, not to lose my head..." --> Melle Mel
(repeat 4X)
*** spellings of the names of people in this outro may not be accurate ***
Aight, back it up
I wanna say whassup to the brothers and sisters that really got my back
when the funk be on
Of course it goes without saying, that E-Roc and DJO from The Coup
got my back at all times and at all costs
Same goes for D-Force and Sneaker, Point Blank
J-Post and Stone of the Outcasts
Osajih Po from the Tenth Planets
Chuck Da Pharoah got my back
Evo got my back, Rose got my back
Niko and the whole Mau Mau Rhythm Collective
got my back cause I got theirs
The funk is on, and African Identity is there
The funk is on and Midnight Voices is there
The funk is on and T-More and Twin from Elements of Change are there
And I'm there for Cindy, I'm there for 3rd Rail
I'm there for Aztlan Nation
I got your back Leftside Sim
I got your back Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy cause you got mine
All y'all got my back, Neckbone got my back with the sax
Problem Child got my back with the piano
Aiy y'all let's fade out, but before we fade

F.U.N.K.
Funk funk y'all funk
Ow help me nigga now help me
I was born with it
I will die with it
Because it's in my blood
And I can't I can't get enough so I so I
Danced to the music
And a sang a simple song
I was thankful and thooughtful
Sly Stone came along
Cause he took me higher
And he made me see
I had inner visions of a young man named Stevie
Stevie Wonder
Tina Turner
Al Green y'all
Ann Peebles
They were born with it
And they're gonna aah they're gonna leave here
With it because it's in their blood
And that's why I want you to help me nigga now
help me
Barry White
Larry Graham does it right
Isaac Hayes y'all
The O'Jays singin
Some people got to have it
Some people really need it
Some people will do anything
For the love for the love of that stuff called
money now
I'm gonna tell ya about a man
He had a lot of feelin in his hands
And his name was Jimi Hendrix y'all
Jimi Hendrix was his name
He could make that guitar walk
He could make that guitar talk now
He could make that guitar sing
Jimi yes he could make it do anything anything
He used to say Foxy Lady
He used to say ahh Betty Betty
I'm gonna getcha now ow
Aretha Franklin can't she sing it
I said Chaka Khan don't she swing it
The Funkadelics can't they do it
And when you hear Skin Tight you wanna get into it
F.U.N.K.
Funk funk y'all

(MERT MORTON AKSUNA,OZGUR ERSIN,CEM ERGIN,CAN MISIRLIOGLU)