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1. It's a sticky day in Hinkley, California as Monsieur Antoine and I pulled up to a tiny diner. Monsieur gestured wildly toward some industrial tanks in the distance and told me to mind my beverages here. One beverage in particular was made famous when a paralegal took down Pacific Gas & Electric for chromium contamination as told in what 2000 movie?
2. I struggled with Monsieur Antoine's luggage as we boarded a private jet to 146 Harley Street in London, England. Monsieur cleared his throat and told me we'd be visiting his dear friend, Lionel Logue, a man made famous for forcing royals to recite tongue twisters as therapy in what 2010 movie?
3. Another long, or maybe middle distance, flight was in my future, flying like a bird with Monsieur Antoine to Omori, Japan. We stood in the midst of a ruined POW camp observing the remains of buildings that once held at least one Olympic track star after his plane, the Green Hornet, crashed at sea as told in what 2014 film?
4. Monsieur Antoine's cell phone was on the fritz, yet again, as we strolled along 117 Washington Street in Boston. "Someone hacked my Facebook," he whined thrusting the phone in my direction. I silently disconnected a few remote users and secured his profile all the while thinking this probably wasn't a problem Mark Zuckerberg had as portrayed in what 2010 movie?
5. I handed Monsieur Antoine yet another bottle of water as he and I trudged along the Colorado River in Canyonlands National Park. The day was hot and sticky, soaring rock surrounding us and boulders seemingly ready to spring for my leg (or arm). I tried not to think of trading places with Aron Ralston when he too visited this trail as detailed in which 2010 film?
6. Monsieur Antoine handed me the keys to a stainless steel car in San Diego. It was glorious to behold, like something from the future. Monsieur warned me not to quibble over the details of how such a vehicle's production might be financed, be that money be from the Tonight Show or a little Bolivian blow, as woven in what 2018 movie?
7. Walking in Memphis with Monsieur Antoine, our attention is drawn by the distant roar of a crowd and the glow of stadium lights. It's Friday night, and the key to success for many a high school athlete can be found on the gridiron. Stopping by KFC for some fried chicken, Monsieur explained to me the role of a left tackle playing American football, something he learned in what 2009 movie?
8. Monsieur Antoine was no help as we paddled the Chesapeake near Langley Air Force Base, trying to stay incognito in a restricted area. You see, Monsieur was keen on putting eyes on the West Area Computers, aka female mathematicians, that crunched numbers in secret at NACA, as detailed in what 2016 movie?
9. "Perhaps looks are always deceiving," murmored Monsieur Antoine as we toured a rather drab block of buildings in Bletchley, England. I didn't see anything ultra interesting as we walked the colossal batch of buildings in search of Block H. Why Monsieur was interested in such a place was an enigma to me, those details possibly being decoded in which 2014 film?
10. Things come at you fast and one of Monsieur Antoine's favorite dramas is no exception. He's practically giddy, waving a checkered flag in a Los Angeles hotel as he tells me about a 1966 race pitting an assembly line original against sex on wheels. I hate to drive, so a 24-hour race in any vehicle isn't appealing, but Monsieur insisted that I shift gears and watch which 2019 flick?
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