"Contradictory" Movie Titles 6 Quiz

Answer: Push

"Push" (2009) is an action thriller about telekinetic and clairvoyant American ex-patriots who come together to destroy a shadowy government. The government is transforming citizens who accept, into psychic warriors. Those who refuse are terminated.

Nick (Chris Evans) is a second generation telekinetic who's been keeping his gift a secret and has been in hiding for a decade. Cassie (Dakota Fanning), who comes to Nick for help tracking an escapee, could be the key to destroying the agency; but Henry Carver (Djimon Hounsou) is a powerful agent who will try to stop them at all costs.

Answer: Baby Geniuses

In "Baby Geniuses" (1999), Drs. Kinder (Kathleen Turner) and Heep (Christopher Lloyd) hold baby geniuses captive, believing they can dominate the world if they can crack the universal 'baby talk' code before the babies turn two. These genius babies are born with the ability to communicate the knowledge of the secrets of the universe, but only until they start to speak for real. When one of the genius babies escapes from the lab, he starts recruiting babies from the outside world to help him free his friends. Kinder and Heep must find that baby before he interferes with their well laid plans.

Answer: Tomorrow Never Dies

In "Tomorrow Never Dies" (1997) a crazed media tycoon (Jonathan Pryce) only needs broadcasting rights in China to complete his global communications empire. When the Chinese prove stubborn, he starts international incidents between China and Great Britain, in an effort to eliminate the present leadership in favor of politicians who could be more accommodating to his plans.

The debonair James Bond (Pierce Brosnan) must prevent global pandemonium and the beginning of World War III.

Answer: Bad Boys

"Bad Boys" (1995) is about two narcotics cops who lead very different lives when not working. Mike Lowrey (Will Smith) is a rich, smooth talking womanizer, while Marcus Bennett (Martin Lawrence) is an overworked family man with three children. After making the biggest drug bust of their careers, their evidence is later stolen from police storage.

They find themselves unwillingly having to switch identities to gain the trust of the only witness (Tea Leoni) who can lead them to the drug lord responsible. Can they solve the case before Internal Affairs closes them down?

Answer: Home Alone

"Home Alone" (1990) is the story of eight year old Kevin (Macaulay Culkin) who is mistakenly left behind when his family leaves for a Christmas vacation in Paris. At first he is happy to have the whole house to himself, but he quickly realizes being able to do whatever he wants is not quite as exciting as he thought it would be.

In the mean time, as a couple of inept burglars (Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern) are robbing homes in the neighborhood, Kevin decides it's up to him to take care of his home.

As Kevin defends his home the only way he knows how, by using every prank he can think of, the bad guys don't stand a chance.

Answer: Odd Man Out

"Odd Man Out" (1947) is based on a novel by F.L. Green. It is the story of Johnny (James Mason), just recently released from prison, who plans a robbery to replenish the funds of a political organization he belongs to. However, he is badly wounded when his plan goes wrong and must struggle to stay alive while avoiding the police. Meanwhile, his girlfriend (Kathleen Ryan) searches the city, trying to find him first.

While he's on the run, multiple characters offer their help, but others only want to take advantage of his vulnerability. Among these is Shell (F.J. McCormick), a petty criminal who unintentionally becomes the link between Kathleen and Johnny.

Answer: Clean and Sober

"Thirty remarkable days in the life of an ordinary man" was this movie's tagline. "Clean and Sober" is a 1988 drama starring Michael Keaton as Daryl Poynter, a real estate salesman addicted to cocaine. When his life is self-destructing from every side, he joins a drug rehabilitation program which guarantees absolute anonymity.

While attending the program, Daryl falls in love with another patient (Kathy Baker), who is not only an addict but is also involved in an abusive relationship. When she is killed in a car accident will Daryl be able to stay away from the drugs?

Answer: The Climb

"The Climb" (2002) is about two professional mountain climbers, Derrick Williams (Jason George) and Michael Harris (Ned Vaughn) who meet during a rescue and absolutely cannot get along. Their views and goals are very different, but because they use the same climbing technique they decide to pair up to realize their common dream; climbing one of the highest peaks in the Andes.

Answer: Forever Strong

In "Forever Strong" (2008), Rick Penning (Sean Faris) is a troubled rugby player living on the edge. When he ends up in a juvenile detention center, the warden gives him the chance to keep up his training by joining a rival team. He agrees because it's either play for them or finish the season in jail.

As these fierce competitors struggle to become a team, an unlikely kind of brotherhood is formed; but when Rick is finally released, he returns to his former team (which happens to be coached by his overbearing father played by Neal McDonough).

When the same two teams face off at the National Championship, Rick must decide where his loyalties lie.

Answer: Wrong is Right

"Wrong is Right" (1982) is a political comedy based on a traveling TV field correspondent, Patrick Hale (Sean Connery), who happens to discover a terrorists' plot to sell a nuclear bomb to a Mid-Eastern country. Two mini-nuclear devices will be detonated, in the United States and Israel, unless U.S. President Lockwood (George Grizzard) resigns.

However, nothing is as it seems and while tracking down the devices, Mr. Hale discovers that a maze of U.S. Government agencies is apparently involved in this plot.