'Nurses' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
Sanitarium (2013)
Actors:
Eddie Alvarez (actor),
Paul Atkins (actor),
Blas Banda (actor),
Jose Banuelos (actor),
Dru Barcus (actor),
Rodolfo Barrera (actor),
Emmanuel Bermudez (actor),
Akeem Best (actor),
Michael Blundell (actor),
Jack Bonner (actor),
Evan Boston (actor),
Michael Botsford (actor),
Jason Boyson (actor),
Skylar Brown (actor),
Robert M. Adams (actor),
Plot: Three stories of the mentally ill: 1. Artist begins taking orders from the dolls he exhibits. 2. Eight year old boy, cruel father, concerned teacher and hallucinatory monster come into conflict. 3. Professor convinced of the Mayan apocalypse prophesies, builds bomb shelter to save his family.
Genres:
Horror,
Thriller,
Rosewood Lane (2011)
Actors:
Bryant Arthur (actor),
Nathan Atkinson (actor),
Michael Bargold (actor),
Frank Barone (actor),
Todd S. Bittner (actor),
David Bloodgood (actor),
Jeff Bower (actor),
Jeremy Bradley (actor),
Tony Brookins (actor),
Andrew Cardenas (actor),
Ricardo Ceja (actor),
Richard Connamacher (actor),
Charles Cooper (actor),
Alex Daye (actor),
Andre Andrews (actor),
Plot: The psychiatrist and host of the radio talk show Talk Line, Dr. Sonny Blake, returns to Rosewood Lane, in Stillwater, one year after the death of her father to live in his house. Sonny was raised with brutality by her father and is a traumatized woman that was submitted to therapy by Dr. Cloey. Sonny's boyfriend, the DA Barrett Tanner, helps her to bring her things to her new home. On the arrival, her next door neighbor advises Sonny that the paperboy is a dangerous weirdo. Sonny finds that the paperboy has broken in her house and might have killed her father, but Detectives Briggs and Sabatino do not believe on Sonny and think that it is her imagination. When Barrett is attacked and is missing, Sonny and her friend Paula Crenshaw call the police but he is not found in the house. Is Sonny freaking out or is the paperboy an evil being?
Genres:
Thriller,
Taglines: Evil Dwells in the Most Unlikely Places
Quotes:
Det. Briggs: What part of this is real? And what part of this is just a little girl who moved back to the hell she grew up in, because this time she thought she could kick its ass?
Renaissance (2006)
Actors:
Pax Baldwin (actor),
Sean Barrett (actor),
Chris Bearne (actor),
David Benito (actor),
Samir Bezzah (actor),
Marc Cassot (actor),
Jerome Causse (actor),
Bruno Choel (actor),
Daniel Craig (actor),
Robert Dauney (actor),
Alexandre Degli Esposti (actor),
Boutros El Amari (actor),
Patrick Floersheim (actor),
Wayne Forester (actor),
Marc Alfos (actor),
Plot: Paris, 2054: a dark motion-captured world of shadows and right angles. Ilona Tasuiev, a brilliant young scientist, is kidnapped, and her employer, Avalon, a major health and beauty corporation, wants her found. Karas, a jaded police captain, is assigned to find her, fast. He seeks help from her sister, Bislane, and they are soon uncovering identify theft, missing files, and hints that something back in 2006 may explain what's going on. Ilona's mentor, Avalon's vice president, a Japanese researcher, an underworld boss, and Bislane's drug connection all figure in the mix. So does an attraction between Karas and Bislane. What's behind the kidnapping? Who's the victim?
Keywords: 2050s, aging, big-corporation, black-&-white-to-color, cgi-film, dead-dog, dystopia, future, future-noir, immortality
Genres:
Action,
Animation,
Sci-Fi,
Thriller,
Taglines: Paris 2054. Live forever or die trying.
Quotes:
Barthélémy Karas: I don't know anything about saints, but I have an uncanny instinct for sniffing out a son of a bitch.
Paul Dellenbach: Everything has its price, Captain. You cash in or you pay out.
Barthélémy Karas: First, we find her. And then, we sleep.
Bislane Tasuiev: [to Karas] Come back or I'll kill you.
Jonas Muller: Without death, life is meaningless.
Billboard Woman: I like being beautiful. I like to stay fit. That's why I like Avalon. With Avalon, I know I'm beautiful. And I'm going to stay that way.::Announcer: Avalon. For a better world.::Billboard Woman: Health. Beauty. Longevity. Avalon. We're on your side. For life.
Hearts & Minds (2002)
Actors:
Jay Ashley (actor),
Mitchell Canton (actor),
Dillon Day (actor),
Beau Holland (actor),
Sean Holland (actor),
Julian (actor),
Kenny (actor),
Neal (actor),
Rory O'Connor (actor),
Mario Rossi (actor),
Bobby Vitale (actor),
Sunrise Adams (actress),
Isabella Camille (actress),
Jenna Haze (actress),
Luna (actress),
Genres:
Adult,
Lady in the Box (2001)
Actors:
Apesanahkwat (actor),
Steve Blair (actor),
Darren E. Burrows (actor),
Chris Topher Butler (actor),
Matt Cooper (actor),
Captain Ed (actor),
Daniel Finley (actor),
Michael J. Fratantuno Jr. (actor),
John J. Gapinski (actor),
Joseph Garcia (actor),
Joseph Garcia (actor),
Greg Gdula (actor),
Jerry Holway (actor),
Robert Glen Keith (actor),
Brian Planut Alberti (actor),
Genres:
Mystery,
Taglines: Fear the water
Doragon bôru GT: Gokû gaiden! Yûki no akashi wa sû-shin-chû (1997)
Actors:
Brice Armstrong (actor),
Brice Armstrong (actor),
Christopher Bevins (actor),
Andrew Chandler (actor),
Adrian Cook (actor),
Tôru Furuya (actor),
Kyle Hebert (actor),
Kyle Hebert (actor),
Eddie Hord (actor),
Jeremy Inman (actor),
Jeremy Inman (actor),
Bradford Jackson (actor),
Bradford Jackson (actor),
Jeff Johnson (actor),
Shin Aomori (actor),
Plot: Goku Jr. is the great-great-grandson of the legendary warrior Goku, but unlike his predecessor he's not a brave fighter. He's constantly picked on by school bullies--his grandmother Pan sees this and is worried, but even though Goku Jr. is not a strong and powerful saiyan, he has a kind heart, and Pan loves him. When Pan gets sick, Goku Jr. realizes that he must do something if he doesn't want to lose her. Then he remembers about the legends of the Dragon Balls. It was told that they grant a wish to the bearer, and Goku Jr. needs a magical wish more than ever, so he sets out to find the dragon ball that his grandmother told him about.
Keywords: anime, sequel
Genres:
Animation,
Family,
Fantasy,
Sci-Fi,
Pinagbiyak na bunga: Lookalayk (1994)
Actors:
Jack Barri (actor),
Lito Castro (actor),
Reynaldo Castro (actor),
Chiquito (actor),
D.M. Stuntmen (actor),
Richard De Dios (actor),
Andrew E. (actor),
Andrew E. (actor),
Boy Fajardo (actor),
Randy Gamier (actor),
Jaime Garchitorena (actor),
The J.S.T. Talents (actor),
Ferdie Lagmay (actor),
Efren Lapid (actor),
Harry Aguilos (actor),
Plot: The resemblance between Urot (Andrew E) and Berto (Chiquito) is undeniable that people cannot help but think that they are related to each other. Out of their need to survive they would get into desperate acts like donating blood. One day, Urot bumped into Dorie (Nida Blanca), a prosperous business woman with a generous heart. She hired him to work as a janitor in her office. And just when they were in search of an image model, Urot was looked at and considered.Little did they know that the career opportunity would open a lot of doors for him, including discovering his true identity as well as his roots.
Genres:
Comedy,
Coma (1978)
Actors:
Kurt Andon (actor),
Dick Balduzzi (actor),
Gary Barton (actor),
Harry Basch (actor),
Gerald Benston (actor),
Jason Bernard (actor),
Gary Bisig (actor),
Tom Borut (actor),
Joe Bratcher (actor),
Philip G. Brooks (actor),
Robert Burton (actor),
Maury Cooper (actor),
Jeffrey Corazzini (actor),
Paul Davidson (actor),
Ernest Anderson (actor),
Plot: A young woman doctor discovers something sinister going on in her hospital. Relatively healthy patients are having 'complications' during simple operations and ending up in comas. The patients are then shipped off to an institute that looks after them. The young doctor suspects there is more to this than meets the eye.
Keywords: abortion, aerobics-class, ambulance, amphitheater, anesthesia, atonal-music-score, attempted-murder, autopsy, bare-breasts, bare-chested-male
Genres:
Drama,
Mystery,
Thriller,
Taglines: Imagine your life hangs by a thread. Imagine your body hangs by a wire. Imagine you're not imagining.
Quotes:
Dr. Susan Wheeler: You did it. [Put people in irreversible comas]::Dr. George A. Harris: No decision is easy, Sue. It only looks that way when you're young. When you're older, everything is complicated. There is no black and white, only gray.
Dr. Cowans: Anesthesia's the easiest job in the world until something goes wrong. It's 99% boredom and 1% scared-shitless panic.
Dr. Cowans: Okay, Mrs. Greenly, it's time to wake up. Okay, Nancy? Mrs. Greenly? Wake up. Nance, can you give me a cough, please? Nancy? [checks her eyes] Oh, Jesus Christ! Her pupils are fixed and dilated.::Dr. Richards: What?::Dr. Cowans: The pupils. They're fixed. Dilated.::Dr. Richards: Oh, my God!
Dr. Susan Wheeler: Jim, I know it sounds silly but, supposing you wanted to put people into a coma, what would you do?::Jim: You mean on purpose?::Pathology Resident #2: Diethyl para-amino tannadol.::Jim: No, no, leaves a serum trace.::Pathology Resident #2: Yeah, if you know to look for it.::Jim: But it also peaks alk phos. That's a real giveaway. Besides, who can get tannadol?::Pathology Resident #2: Well, then you can use paradine.::Jim: No, it has a taste. We'd all make great murderers. I mean, who knows better about murder than a pathologist.::Pathology Resident #2: It sure keeps my wife in line.
Jim: First rule of crime: Keep It Simple. What's simple? Carbon Monoxide.::Pathology Resident #2: Boring.::Dr. Susan Wheeler: Carbon Monoxide?::Jim: Sure, it's perfect. Anesthetist feeds the patient some carbon monoxide instead of oxygen. It's colorless and makes the blood very red so the surgeon doesn't notice anything funny. But the brain dies from lack of oxygen. End of operation - the patient doesn't wake up.::Dr. Susan Wheeler: No other effects?::Pathology Resident #2: Sure, other effects. Cardiac irritability.::Jim: Which this case had.::Pathology Resident #2: You know, it'd be much better to block the neuro-muscular junction with succinylcholine. Now that's a nice murder.::Jim: Yeah, who's gonna do it?::Pathology Resident #2: Well, who's gonna feed you carbon monoxide?::Jim: That's the problem. Been about a dozen of these coma cases here in the last year. They're always different. Different case, different anesthetist, different operation. Hard to imagine it's murder.
Nurse: Doctors make the worst patients. They know too much.
Dr. George A. Harris: Our society faces momentous decisions. Decisions about the right to die. About abortion. About terminal illness, prolonged coma, transplantation. Decisions about life and death. But society isn't deciding. Congress isn't deciding. The courts aren't deciding. Religion isn't deciding. Why? Because society is leaving it up to us, the experts. The doctors.::Dr. Susan Wheeler: You're crazy.::Dr. George A. Harris: Americans spend $125 billion a year on health. More than defense. Because Americans believe in medical care. These great hospital complexes are the cathedrals of our age. Billions of dollars, thousands of beds. A whole nation of sick people turning to us for help.::Dr. Susan Wheeler: You, you ought to see somebody.::Dr. George A. Harris: They're children, Sue. They trust us. We can't tell them everything. Our job is to make things easier for them. I'm sure you agree.::Dr. Susan Wheeler: You're killing people.::Dr. George A. Harris: We must always take the long view. Not of the individual, but of society as a whole. Because medicine is now a great social force. The individual is too small.
Dr. George A. Harris: Somebody has to make these decisions. We can't wait around forever. If society won't decide, we'll decide. We'll make the hard decisions.
Coma (1978)
Actors:
Kurt Andon (actor),
Dick Balduzzi (actor),
Gary Barton (actor),
Harry Basch (actor),
Gerald Benston (actor),
Jason Bernard (actor),
Gary Bisig (actor),
Tom Borut (actor),
Joe Bratcher (actor),
Philip G. Brooks (actor),
Robert Burton (actor),
Maury Cooper (actor),
Jeffrey Corazzini (actor),
Paul Davidson (actor),
Ernest Anderson (actor),
Plot: A young woman doctor discovers something sinister going on in her hospital. Relatively healthy patients are having 'complications' during simple operations and ending up in comas. The patients are then shipped off to an institute that looks after them. The young doctor suspects there is more to this than meets the eye.
Keywords: abortion, aerobics-class, ambulance, amphitheater, anesthesia, atonal-music-score, attempted-murder, autopsy, bare-breasts, bare-chested-male
Genres:
Drama,
Mystery,
Thriller,
Taglines: Imagine your life hangs by a thread. Imagine your body hangs by a wire. Imagine you're not imagining.
Quotes:
Dr. Susan Wheeler: You did it. [Put people in irreversible comas]::Dr. George A. Harris: No decision is easy, Sue. It only looks that way when you're young. When you're older, everything is complicated. There is no black and white, only gray.
Dr. Cowans: Anesthesia's the easiest job in the world until something goes wrong. It's 99% boredom and 1% scared-shitless panic.
Dr. Cowans: Okay, Mrs. Greenly, it's time to wake up. Okay, Nancy? Mrs. Greenly? Wake up. Nance, can you give me a cough, please? Nancy? [checks her eyes] Oh, Jesus Christ! Her pupils are fixed and dilated.::Dr. Richards: What?::Dr. Cowans: The pupils. They're fixed. Dilated.::Dr. Richards: Oh, my God!
Dr. Susan Wheeler: Jim, I know it sounds silly but, supposing you wanted to put people into a coma, what would you do?::Jim: You mean on purpose?::Pathology Resident #2: Diethyl para-amino tannadol.::Jim: No, no, leaves a serum trace.::Pathology Resident #2: Yeah, if you know to look for it.::Jim: But it also peaks alk phos. That's a real giveaway. Besides, who can get tannadol?::Pathology Resident #2: Well, then you can use paradine.::Jim: No, it has a taste. We'd all make great murderers. I mean, who knows better about murder than a pathologist.::Pathology Resident #2: It sure keeps my wife in line.
Jim: First rule of crime: Keep It Simple. What's simple? Carbon Monoxide.::Pathology Resident #2: Boring.::Dr. Susan Wheeler: Carbon Monoxide?::Jim: Sure, it's perfect. Anesthetist feeds the patient some carbon monoxide instead of oxygen. It's colorless and makes the blood very red so the surgeon doesn't notice anything funny. But the brain dies from lack of oxygen. End of operation - the patient doesn't wake up.::Dr. Susan Wheeler: No other effects?::Pathology Resident #2: Sure, other effects. Cardiac irritability.::Jim: Which this case had.::Pathology Resident #2: You know, it'd be much better to block the neuro-muscular junction with succinylcholine. Now that's a nice murder.::Jim: Yeah, who's gonna do it?::Pathology Resident #2: Well, who's gonna feed you carbon monoxide?::Jim: That's the problem. Been about a dozen of these coma cases here in the last year. They're always different. Different case, different anesthetist, different operation. Hard to imagine it's murder.
Nurse: Doctors make the worst patients. They know too much.
Dr. George A. Harris: Our society faces momentous decisions. Decisions about the right to die. About abortion. About terminal illness, prolonged coma, transplantation. Decisions about life and death. But society isn't deciding. Congress isn't deciding. The courts aren't deciding. Religion isn't deciding. Why? Because society is leaving it up to us, the experts. The doctors.::Dr. Susan Wheeler: You're crazy.::Dr. George A. Harris: Americans spend $125 billion a year on health. More than defense. Because Americans believe in medical care. These great hospital complexes are the cathedrals of our age. Billions of dollars, thousands of beds. A whole nation of sick people turning to us for help.::Dr. Susan Wheeler: You, you ought to see somebody.::Dr. George A. Harris: They're children, Sue. They trust us. We can't tell them everything. Our job is to make things easier for them. I'm sure you agree.::Dr. Susan Wheeler: You're killing people.::Dr. George A. Harris: We must always take the long view. Not of the individual, but of society as a whole. Because medicine is now a great social force. The individual is too small.
Dr. George A. Harris: Somebody has to make these decisions. We can't wait around forever. If society won't decide, we'll decide. We'll make the hard decisions.
Calhoun Times
29 Dec 2019
