Atropos

Breathe (2010)

Actors: Kenyon Glover (actor), Dick Anthony Williams (actor), Mike Nyman (actor), Carlitos Dosouto (actor), Daz Crawford (actor), Pernille Trojgaard (actress), Eric Reinholt (actor), Alex Marino (producer), Alex Marino (actor), Lonny Stevens (producer), Frank Giarmona (actor), Paulah May (actress), Lonny Stevens (writer), Alex Marino (editor), Lonny Stevens (director),

Genres: Short, Thriller,

A Grim Fury (2008)

Actors: Gabe Casdorph (actor), Gabe Casdorph (actor), Gabe Casdorph (producer), Gabe Casdorph (writer), Gabe Casdorph (director), Gabe Casdorph (editor), Cherie Julander (actress), Johanna McCuen (producer), Johanna McCuen (actress), Jacob Parker (actor), Rochelle Ellenburg (actress), Natasha Haught (actress), Jeremiah Parkin (actor), Gabriel Martinez (producer), Gabriel Martinez (actor),

Plot: Kronos, the father of Olympus, is cast to earth to live among humanity. In the process of fulfilling a promise set forth by the Gods, he begins his journey into becoming one of the most iconic figures in the history of the living, and the dead.

Keywords: fury, kronos, olympus, reaper
Genres: Fantasy, Short,

In Memory of Those Left Behind (2007)

Actors: Chris Burns (actor), Dave R. Watkins (actor), Vince Canlas (actor), Becky Biggs (actress), Roxzane T. Mims (actress), Ashley LeConte Campbell (actress), Michael Wesley Bay (director), Michael Wesley Bay (producer), Michael Wesley Bay (writer), Josie Lawson (actress), Emma Page (actress), Michelle Kegley (actress), Julie Ricks (actress), William Hajdu (actor), Alan Theiman (actor),

Genres: Sci-Fi, Short,

Sandcastles (2004)

Actors: Filip Jan Rymsza (director), Filip Jan Rymsza (editor), Filip Jan Rymsza (producer), Filip Jan Rymsza (writer), Roy Anderson (actor), Linara Washington (actress), John Lordan (actor), Wesley Walker (actor), Jim Staples (actor), Marek Swito (producer), Chris Agos (actor), Elizabeth Isibue (actress), John Yaworsky (producer), Bob Weagant (actor), Paul Sass (actor),

Plot: Traveling from morning to night, "Sandcastles" chronicles a day in the life of a construction worker named Getz. Getz wakes up alongside a highway. His wallet and cell-phone are missing. With no recollection of the previous night, he returns home. On his answering machine he finds a message from himself...to himself: "I called you out of work today." For a laborer who's devoted his entire, lonely life to his work and has, for years, worked seven-day weeks, this is a first. And with his routine disrupted, Getz can't help but puzzle over the riddle of his self-excused absence. All he knows is that it has something to do with Karina, whom he met at a bookstore months earlier, and Virgil, whom he's never heard of, but whose name now appears on his cell-phone's greeting.

Genres: Drama,

Hercules: Zero to Hero (1999)

Actors: Corey Burton (actor), Robert Costanzo (actor), Tate Donovan (actor), Michael Dorn (actor), Bill Fagerbakke (actor), Matt Frewer (actor), Brad Garrett (actor), Bobcat Goldthwait (actor), Eric Idle (actor), Wayne Knight (actor), Paul Shaffer (actor), Richard Simmons (actor), Robert Stack (actor), French Stewart (actor), Diedrich Bader (actor),

Genres: Adventure, Animation, Family, Fantasy,

Hercules (1997)

Actors: Jack Angel (actor), Bill Farmer (actor), Bob Bergen (actor), Rodger Bumpass (actor), Corey Burton (actor), Corey Burton (actor), Corey Burton (actor), Corey Burton (actor), Jim Cummings (actor), Jim Cummings (actor), Jim Cummings (actor), Keith David (actor), Danny DeVito (actor), Tate Donovan (actor), Matt Frewer (actor),

Plot: Hercules, son of the Greek God, Zeus, is turned into a half-god, half-mortal by evil Hades, God of the Underworld, who plans to overthrow Zeus. Hercules is raised on Earth and retains his god-like strength, but when he discovers his immortal heritage Zeus tells him that to return to Mount Olympus he must become a true hero. Hercules becomes a famous hero with the help of his friend Pegasus and his personal trainer, Phil the satyr. Hercules battles monsters, Hades and the Titans, but it is his self-sacrifice to rescue his love Meg which makes him a true hero.

Keywords: 13th-century-b.c., 2d-animation, afterlife, ancient-greece, animal-attack, baby, based-on-greek-myth, betrayal, blockbuster, boar
Genres: Adventure, Animation, Family, Fantasy, Musical, Romance,
Taglines: A Comedy of Epic Proportions Happy IV of July! Zero to Hero! Who puts the GLAD in GLADIATOR? You can run but you can't Hydra!

Quotes:

Meg: [after Hercules accidentally breaks the arms off a statue of Venus] It looks better that way. No, it really does.

Phil: I thought you were going to be the all-time champ, not the all-time chump.

Hercules: Meg, when I'm with you, I-I don't feel so alone.::Meg: Sometimes it's better to be alone.::Hercules: What do you mean?::Meg: Nobody can hurt you.

Panic: He's not gonna be happy when he gets outta there.::Pain: You mean, *if* he gets outta there.::Panic: If? If is good.

Hercules: [as she lies dying] Meg, why did you... You didn't have to...::Meg: People do crazy things... when they're in love.

[singing about Hercules's fame and success]::Thalia: They slapped his face on every vase.::[Terpsichore hits her in the head]::Terpsichore: On every *vah*se.

Hercules: You like making deals. Take me in Meg's place.::Hades: Hmm. The son of my hated rival trapped forever in a river of death.::Hercules: Going once...::Hades: Is there a downside to this?::Hercules: Going twice...::Hades: Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay. You get her out. She goes, you stay.::[Hercules dives in to save Megara]::Hades: Oh, you know what slipped my mind? You'll be dead before you can get to her. [calls out as Hercules goes deeper] That's not a problem, is it?

Hades: How sentimental. You know, I haven't been this choked up since I got a hunk of moussaka caught in my throat.

Hercules: Wow. What a day. First that restaurant by the bay. And then that, that play, that, that, that Oedipus thing. Man, I thought *I* had problems.

Meg: He comes on with his big, innocent farm boy routine, but I could see through that in a Peloponnesian minute.

Zeta One (1969)

Actors: James Robertson Justice (actor), Rita Webb (actress), Charles Hawtrey (actor), Dawn Addams (actress), Lionel Murton (actor), Tony Tenser (producer), Anna Gaël (actress), Valerie Leon (actress), Brigitte Skay (actress), Walter Sparrow (actor), Carol Hawkins (actress), Lorna Selwyn (miscellaneous crew), John Hawksworth (composer), George Maynard (producer), Yutte Stensgaard (actress),

Plot: A British superspy comedy with a Pop Art aesthetic, ZETA ONE is the kind of psychedelic, sexy thriller that inspired the Austin Powers series. In this playful spoof at the James Bond films, Robin Hawdon stars as Word...James Word, a womanizing secret agent whose investigation of a criminal mastermind (James Robertson Justice) leads him to discover a race of beautiful, exotic superwomen. Further inquiry exposes the naked truth, that these women have been abducted and brainwashed by the alien, interdimensional goddess Zeta (Dawn Addams).

Keywords: female-dominated-society, female-fighter, female-nudity, female-stockinged-legs, female-wrestling, independent-film, kaleidoscope, nudity, number-in-title, pantyhose
Genres: Comedy, Fantasy, Sci-Fi,
Taglines: It's Sexcitement in Time and Space A bedroom romp through the fifth dimension!

Quotes:

James Word: The whole place is like a vast, supernatural ant colony. The women, the Angvians, are picked up from all over the world and, by brainwashing processes, are conditioned for their allotted functions. Some of them become administrators, some workers, some fighters. Zeta, herself, is the queen ant. Who she is, or where she originally came from is a mystery. But she holds the key to the whole set up. All the others have come from Earth. They are specially selected, after careful observation. A kidnapping party is sent out; the girls are grabbed off the street; rendered unconscious and transported to Angvia by some sort of time or space machine housed in a pantechnikon.::Ann Olsen: In a what?::James Word: A large van.::Ann Olsen: Oh, you're making this rubbish up.::James Word: You think so?::Ann Olsen: Well, you can't really expect me to believe it::James Word: Oh, nobody's going to believe it. But you wanted to hear it.

Voice of the Lift: [James enters lift] Call out your floor, please... Call out your floor, please.::James Word: Thirteenth.::Voice of the Lift: Thirteenth what?::James Word: Thirteenth, please?::Voice of the Lift: Thank you. You just don't get any politeness these days. Here's me slaving up and down all day and never a please or a thank you. People like you make me sick... sick... sick.::James Word: We've stopped.::Voice of the Lift: That's right.::James Word: Well, are we going on?::Voice of the Lift: You can do what you like. I'm staying here. This is my teabreak.::James Word: Couldn't we go up a few floors? You could have your teabreak then.::Voice of the Lift: Why should I do any favors?::James Word: Please...::Voice of the Lift: Well, alright. I don't know what the world's coming to. I'm expected to work all hours of the day and night. I tell you straight: I wouldn't let a son of mine be a lift. [the lift stops again] Everybody out!::James Word: This isn't the thirteenth. It's the twelfth.::Voice of the Lift: I'm superstitious. You'll have to walk the rest.::James Word: [sarcastically] Thank you. [he jumps out]::Voice of the Lift: Get stuffed! [the doors close]