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We first meet David Norris when he is running for a very important political position. What office is David seeking?
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Governor of New York
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US Senator from New York
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Mayor of New York City
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US Representative from New York
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...but his election bid is derailed when details of a _________ come to light:
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Traffic arrest
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History of non-payment of taxes
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Essay he wrote
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College prank
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3.
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This isn't the first time that politics and mischief spelled bad news for David. We learn that on the night he was first elected to Congress, David:
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Got in a bar room fight
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Was pulled over for drunk driving
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Was cited for concealing a weapon
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Was charged with misdemeanor vandalism
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4.
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The election lost, David rehearses concession speech in hotel _____ where he meets Elise:
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Bathroom
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Boiler room
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Lobby
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Elevator
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5.
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Why is Elise hiding in the bathroom?
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Her fiance had hit her
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Her boss showed up unexpectedly during a party
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She had spilled wine on her dress
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She had crashed a wedding
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6.
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In his ad-libbed speech, David says that his campaign paid an advisor an exorbitant sum to discover the perfect degree to which:
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His hair should be parted
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His shoes should be scuffed
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His tie should be loose
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He should smile
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7.
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The Adjustment Bureau's plans for David start to go haywire, because a certain something is supposed to happen exactly at 7:05. Harry Mitchell (Anthony Mackie) falls asleep, so as a result:
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A dog doesn't frighten David
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A cop doesn't stop David from crossing the street
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A gust of wind doesn't blow the newspaper out of David's hand
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David doesn't spill his coffee
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As David isn't delayed, he walks in on his boss/campaign manager Charlie getting scanned in the office:
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Break room
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Supply closet
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Lobby
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Conference room
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9.
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To ensure that David doesn't have any further contact with Elise, Bureau member Richardson (John Slattery):
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Erases her from David's memory
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Burns her phone number
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Orders Elise to be "reset"
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Reverses time
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10.
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David learns about the motives and methods of the Bureau when Harry Mitchell meets him:
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In a subway
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In a limo
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In an alleyway
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On a boat
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11.
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"Move on with your life." How much time passes after the film jumps into the future the first time?
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Six months
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Three years
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18 months
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Five years
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12.
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Something big is to happen in the life of David on the day he next meets Elise. What is it?
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He is to be sworn into the Senate
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He is to announce his second Senate campaign
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He is to become a father
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He is to bury his father
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13.
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David agrees to meet Elise at her dance practice. His attempt to get to the studio is interrupted by a Bureau-engineered:
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Power outage
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Traffic accident
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Torrential downpour
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Explosion
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14.
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Members of the Adjustment Bureau are surprised to learn this fact about David:
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He is fated to become a member of the Bureau
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He unknowingly has control over time and space they way that they do
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In earlier drafts of the plan, he and Elise were meant to be together
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He is about to be assassinated
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15.
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Thompson (Terence Stamp) makes his creepy entrance in the film as he:
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Stands at the foot of the bed David and Elise sleep in
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Watches David and Elise unseen while they are dancing at a club
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Follows David and Elise in the shadows
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Destroys the version of the plan showing David and Elise ending up together
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16.
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Elise watches David as he appears at a taping for this show, before a Bureau member whisks her away:
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The Daily Show
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David Letterman
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Crossfire
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60 Minutes
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In a discussion with David about the Bureau's intervention vs. free will, Thompson states that this world event most recently led the Bureau to again intervene in human affairs:
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The Vietnam War
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Dark Ages
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Cuban Missile Crisis
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Holocaust
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18.
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Thompson suggests to David that he is fated to:
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Be assassinated
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Father a child who will become president
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Become president
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Prevent a nuclear war
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19.
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On the flip side of the coin, Thompson warns that if David continues to press her luck, Elise is fated to:
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Become horribly disfigured
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Die on the night David is elected
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Break his heart, resulting in his suicide
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Teach dance to children
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20.
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After her accident, David abandons Elise:
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In the hospital
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In a cab on the way to the hospital
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In the dance studio
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On a sidewalk in a shady part of town
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21.
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The film jumps forward again, and we learn that ___________ later, Elise is engaged:
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Three years
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Six years
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11 months
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Nine years
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22.
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It turns out that this item is critical to the Adjustment Bureau's ability to traverse the city via doors:
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An overcoat
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A hat
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A watch
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A bow tie
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23.
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David races to interrupt Elise's wedding, which is to be held:
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In a courthouse
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In a church
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In a dance studio
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At a country club
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24.
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David and Elise's dashing through doors leads them to this New York City landmark:
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The New York Stock Exchange
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The top of the Empire State building
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Ellis Island
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Madison Square Garden
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25.
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The Adjustment Bureau is based on the story Adjustment Team by this science fiction writer:
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Isaac Asimov
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Philip K. Dick
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Robert Heinlein
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Ray Bradbury
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