Albus

A Very Potter Senior Year (2013)

Actors: Liam White (miscellaneous crew), Nick Lang (editor), Darren Criss (composer), Nick Lang (director), Darren Criss (actor), Nick Lang (actor), Nick Lang (writer), Nick Lang (actor), Nick Lang (actor), Bob Joles (actor), Cory Braun (miscellaneous crew), Brian Holden (actor), Matt Lang (writer), Brian Holden (actor), Brian Holden (writer),

Plot: Get ready for one last romp of magical, musical shenanigans because Harry and his pals are back for their senior year at Hogwarts! The gang's in for their biggest adventure yet as they face off against old enemies, new foes and giant snakes! Will they win or will they lose? Either way, this is the end!

Genres: Musical,

Quotes:

Ron: Man, I am literally surrounded by kissing, Bill and Fleur, you and Ginny, I want to do that!::Harry: Dude, she's your sister, just ask her!

Harry: Guys, thanks for letting me stay at The Burrow all summer.::Ron: Hey, no problem pal! I'm just sorry you had to share a bed with Ginny, it must be weird sleeping with your girlfriend.::Harry: Noo, no it was weird that your mom was there too... and you... and your whole family, like all in one bed, you guys are so poor.

Die Gänse von Bützow (1985)

Actors: Franziska Troegner (actress), Carl Heinz Choynski (actor), Kaspar Eichel (actor), Reiner Heise (actor), Rolf Hoppe (actor), Ruth Kommerell (actress), Martin Trettau (actor), Arno Wyzniewski (actor), Ursula Karusseit (actress), Peter Rabenalt (composer), Hartmut Beer (actor), Frank Vogel (writer), Jürgen Rothert (actor), Frank Vogel (director), Ilona Thiel (editor),

Plot: This film is set in the small village of Buetzow in the duchy of Mecklen-Schwerin circa 1794. The affluent widow Hornborstel is the best goose breeder in the area. For seven years, she has been catering to Mayor Dr. Hane in the hopes of bringing him to the altar. She coaxes him into her bedroom, but he flees through the window. To make her angry and to stop her from trying to woo him, he creates the "Goose Edict," which forbids owners from letting their animals move around freely. All the animals are put in cages, but the courageous widow comes up with a better idea. She calls forth Albus, a man influenced by the French Revolution. He persuades the villagers to fight with him, and together they protest for the freedom of the animals. The duke repeals the edict and appoints a new Mayor. Albus flees, and peace is restored in Buetzow.

Keywords: based-on-novel
Genres: Comedy,

Demetrius and the Gladiators (1954)

Actors: Paul Kruger (actor), Russell Johnson (actor), Kenner G. Kemp (actor), George Eldredge (actor), John Cliff (actor), Richard Egan (actor), Ernest Borgnine (actor), Charles Evans (actor), Harry Cording (actor), Roy Jenson (actor), Everett Glass (actor), Fred Graham (actor), Frank Hagney (actor), Selmer Jackson (actor), David Leonard (actor),

Plot: The story picks up at the point where "_The Robe (1953)_ (qv)" ends, following the martyrdom of Diana and Marcellus. Christ's robe is conveyed to Peter for safe-keeping, but the emperor Caligula wants it back to benefit from its powers. Marcellus' former slave Demetrius seeks to prevent this, and catches the eye of Messalina, wife to Caligula's uncle Claudius. Messalina tempts Demetrius, he winds up fighting in the arena, and wavers in his faith.

Keywords: action-hero, ancient-rome, arena, atheist, attempted-rape, bare-chested-male, based-on-novel, bible, brawl, caligula
Genres: Action, Drama, History,
Taglines: It begins where "The Robe" left off!

Quotes:

Demetrius: [reflectively] We were friends once, Glycon.::Glycon: I know. I suppose I should blame myself for what has become of you. When I put that sword in your hand, it killed more than Dardanius and the others. It killed you. I hope you sleep well, sir. Good night.

Messalina: Why did you run? I don't think you're a coward. You had no real chance of escaping, you must have known that!::Demetrius: This is a place where men are trained to kill each other like animals!::Messalina: And men aren't animals?::Demetrius: No!::Messalina: We admire a magnificent animal who fights. Why not a man who fights ?::Demetrius: Because God did not put man on earth to destroy his own kind. Nor a woman to enjoy their agonies as they die.

Messalina: What is your name?::Demetrius: Demetrius.::Messalina: You spoke of a god, Demetrius. Which god?::Demetrius: There is only one God.::Claudius: He's one of "them". This is very interesting. A Christian!::Messalina: Are you a Christian?::Demetrius: Yes.::Messalina: And you won't fight?::Demetrius: No.::Claudius: He can't my dear. It's against his religion to kill.

Glycon: Listen to me. The worst sort of life is better than the best kind of death. Forget your religion for just one day. Kill him. He is no good. Your god will thank you for it.

Caligula: [hallucinating] Do you see her Claudius ? The Goddess Diana. Every night she comes to me. My arms. There there she goes. Now do you see her ?::Claudius: No, sire.::Caligula: [angrily] Why not ?::Claudius: Only you gods are privileged to see each other.

Caligula: Christian. Do you renounce your false god ? This king of an invisible kingdom... who expects to come back some day and rule the earth ?::Demetrius: [after a long pause] There is no other king but Caesar. There is no power greater than his, in this world, or any other.::Caligula: By the mercy of Caesar, you are a free man.

Messalina: [arrogantly] You'll never get him back. What can you offer him ? The company of slaves and beggars ? The refuse of Rome ? Poverty and self-denial ? Prayers ? Tears ? Death ? You see, I've studied your teachings, and I, Fisherman, I can give him the world. If he has to choose between us, do you think he'd hesitate for one minute ? Of course not. And that's why you hate me. I can see it in your eyes.::Peter: What you see in my eyes is pity.::[she tosses her goblet of wine in his face]::Messalina: Get out !

Demetrius: We traveled here together from Galilee, persuading people to give up their lives for a beautiful dream. [he attempts to hand a goblet of wine to Peter] Take it Peter. It's real... hot spiced, with cinnamon and cloves. [chuckles and looks towards Messalina] Did you know that Jesus could turn water into wine? And that was only one of his tricks.::Peter: Yes, only one. Anything that was base, He could make noble. He found a leper and made him clean. He found death and He made life. He found you a slave, and He made you free.::Demetrius: Get out!::Peter: And now you've won a great victory over Him, haven't you tribune ? You've made yourself a slave again.

Caligula: I have the power of life and death over every being in the empire! My power is as great as any god's! True?::Claudius: True, sire.::Caligula: Why should I have to die? Who should I have to suffer death like any plebeian, any slave? Is that logical? Is it?::Claudius: No, sire.

Caligula: Philosophers! Their brains are full of mildew!