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Showing posts with label Receiving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Receiving. Show all posts

Aug 12, 2019

[Answer] Which of these is an example of someone receiving their comeuppance?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Which of these is an example of someone receiving their comeuppance?"



...1. The school bully getting detention 2. A chef eating his own food 3. A child playing with his favorite toy 4. A family getting its first puppy

Nov 12, 2018

[Answer] 1. Horror fans were surprised to find that this 2005 horror film also contained elements of a courtroom drama. Receiving over $140,000,000 in the box office, what movie directed by Scott Derrickson was supposedly based on a true story?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. Horror fans were surprised to find that this 2005 horror film also contained elements of a courtroom drama. Receiving over $140,000,000 in the box office, what movie directed by Scott Derrickson was supposedly based on a true story? "



...1. Eyes of the Devil 2. The Exorcism of Emily Rose 3. Eternal Peril 4. Evil Incarnate Scott Derrickson had his theatrical directorial debut with this 2005 film which, surprisingly, hit it big with moviegoers to earn ten times more than its budget. Derrickson also worked on the screenplays for "Scream 4", "The Messengers", and the sequel to the 1990s slasher "Urban Legend", "Urban Legend: Final Cut". "The Exorcism of Emily Rose" followed a lawyer played by Laura Linney as she attempted to prove the innocence of a priest responsible for the titular exorcism. Much of the film took place in flashbacks with the remainder being set in the courtroom. The film also starred Jennifer Carpenter (of TV's "Dexter" and "Quarantine" fame) as Emily Rose.