Forbidden Room (2011)

Actors: Mark Byrne (producer), Mark Byrne (actor), Mark Byrne (director), Mark Byrne (writer), Nello DeBlasio (actor), Mary Egan (actress), Marvin Kennedy (composer), Julia Morrissey (actress), Benjamin Quigley (editor), Donna Byrne (actress), Paul Horning (actor), Tim Vanech (actor), Elizabeth Day (actress), Shaun van Steyn (actor), Jimmy Deuterman (actor),

Plot: What lies inside ... the forbidden room? A dark night sees a woman die violently, leaving a grieving family and a once vibrant room closed and forgotten. When broken down cars trap Diana and later Valerie, fate ties in those remaining, daughter Marilyn and her distraught father. Though warned to never enter the mother's room, bright lights and shrill creaks emanating from within lure the innocent toward the door. As the father's strange behaviors begin to surface, local officials make their presence known. Strange dreams splinter Diana's sleep, begging her to run but insisting that she stay, to seek what dares lie beyond the closed door ... of the forbidden room.

Genres: Drama, Mystery, Short, Thriller,

Chase (1985)

Actors: Michael Parks (actor), John Philbin (actor), Charles Bernstein (composer), Richard Farnsworth (actor), Jennifer O'Neill (actress), Terence Knox (actor), Rod Holcomb (director), Douglas Newell (actor), Kathleen York (actress), J.E. Freeman (actor), Cooper Huckabee (actor), George Catalano (actor), Jette Sorensen (miscellaneous crew), Robert S. Woods (actor), John Walter Davis (actor),

Genres: Crime, Drama,

Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)

Actors: Carl Weathers (actor), François Truffaut (actor), James Keane (actor), François Truffaut (actor), Bill Thurman (actor), Howard K. Smith (actor), Lance Henriksen (actor), John Dennis Johnston (actor), Basil Hoffman (actor), Josef Sommer (actor), Bob Balaban (actor), George DiCenzo (actor), Richard Dreyfuss (actor), Teri Garr (actress), Melinda Dillon (actress),

Plot: Roy Neary sets out to investigate a power outage when his truck stalls and he is bathed in light from above. After this, strange visions and five musical notes keep running through his mind. Will he find the meaning of the visions, and who - or what - placed them in his mind?

Keywords: air-traffic-control, air-traffic-controller, airplane, alien, alien-abduction, alien-contact, alien-invasion, animate-toy, astronaut, blackout
Genres: Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi,
Taglines: Close Encounter of the First Kind - Sighting of a UFO. Close Encounter of the Second Kind - Physical Evidence. Close Encounter of the Third Kind - Contact. WE ARE NOT ALONE We are not alone Now There Is More (USA 1980 special edition re-release)

Quotes:

Brad Neary: I don't understand these fractions.::Roy Neary: What's one third of sixty?::Brad Neary: [bewildered] That's a fraction, I don't understand them.::Roy Neary: [using a model train as an object lesson] Alright, let's say that this boxcar is sixty feet long, OK?, and one third of it is across this switch here, alright... And now another train is coming... Now, how far do you have to move this boxcar so that the other train doesn't smash it? Quickly Brad, there are thousands of lives at stake... Brad any answer...::[CRASH]

Claude Lacombe: Major Walsh, it is an event sociologique.

[Roy is shoveling soil into his kitchen window]::Roy Neary: Ronnie, if I don't do this, *that's* when I'm going to need a doctor.

Claude Lacombe: Mr. Neary, what do you want?::Roy Neary: I just want to know that it's really happening.

Roy Neary: [contemplating the lump shape] This means something. This is important.

Roy Neary: I know this sounds crazy, but ever since yesterday on the road, I've been seeing this shape. Shaving cream, pillows... Dammit! I know this. I know what this is! This means something. This is important.

Roy Neary: I guess you've noticed something a little strange with Dad. It's okay, though. I'm still Dad.

[Roy's wife does not believe how he got the burns on his face]::Roy Neary: Well they're not moon burns, goddamnit.

Barry Guiler: You can come and play now.

Roy Neary: [checking the paper] Hey, you know what's playing tonight? Pinocchio! You guys have never seen Pinocchio, you're in luck!::Brad Neary: Aw, who wants to see some dumb cartoon rated 'G' for kids?::Roy Neary: How old are you?::Brad Neary: Eight.::Roy Neary: You wanna be nine?::Brad Neary: Yeah.::Roy Neary: Then you're going to go see Pinocchio tomorrow night.::[Brad makes a disgusted gesture, but shuts up]::Ronnie Neary: Roy, that is a terrific way to win over your children.::Roy Neary: I'm not serious, I'm just saying that I grew up with Pinocchio, and if kids are still kids, they're going to eat it up.::[Ronnie looks at him in disgust]::Roy Neary: Okay, I'm wrong, all right? I'm Wrong Roy.::[Yells at his youngest son, who is demolishing his sister's doll]::Roy Neary: TOBY! You are close to death! Come out here!::[Toby giggles, but obeys]::Roy Neary: Okay, let's have a vote. Tomorrow night you can play Goofy Golf, which is a lot of standing in line and shoving and pushing, and probably getting a 'zero,' or you can see Pinocchio, which is a lot of furry animals and magic, and you'll have a wonderful time. Okay? So let's vote.::[the kids all vote for golf]