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A Wrinkle in Time

Views: 512

Duration: 01:49:38

Release year: 2018

Country: United States

IMDb rating: 4.2

Genre: Adventure | Family | Fantasy

Director: Ava DuVernay

Actors: Oprah Winfrey | Reese Witherspoon | Storm Reid

Plot summary

Meg Murry and her brother Charles Wallace have normal lives until one night when a strange visitor comes. Her name was Mrs. Whatsit. She states that there IS such thing as a "tesseract". The next day, Meg and Charles Wallace meet Mrs. Who and Mrs. Which. They also meet the most popular boy in high school: Calvin O'Keefe that night Meg invites Calvin to dinner. Then together, they embark on an adventure to save Meg's father, Dr. Murry.

Words to remember

Nouns

1) gossiper

Everyone knows that flowers are the best gossiper
2) tesseract

A tesseract?
3) precipice

We are on the precipice of something spectacular!
4) weirdo

a weirdo with a beard living in a cave.
5) motivator

An occasional motivator of insight. Hit or miss.
6) aberration

She's quite an aberration, you know.
7) slingshot

slingshot maneuver. (CHUCKLES SOFTLY)
8) buttocks

buttocks taut.
9) baritone

Is your mother a baritone?
10) seer

Oh, yes, a seer!
11) disappearance

of the disappearance of NASA scientist Dr. Alex Murry.
12) sweetheart

I would never leave you, sweetheart.
13) vibe

But I have a very good vibe from this Calvin kid.
14) visitation

I do not like visitation!
15) diplomacy

You're good at diplomacy.
16) despair

and despair.
17) blossom

"is like a tree without blossom or fruit."
18) beard

a weirdo with a beard living in a cave.
19) goodness

MRS. WHO: Thank goodness you made it.
20) outfit

MRS. WHATSIT: I do? I like your outfit.
21) mechanic

associated with continuum fluid mechanic.
22) senses

Am I losing my senses or did you just use your own words?
23) weakness

I can see the weakness of any soul.
24) idiot

I mean, are you even trying or are you just an idiot?
25) patience

Patience, sir. I'm not finished yet.
26) spine

So, core in, spine long...
27) neighbor

Veronica's your neighbor? MEG: Yes.
28) rage

And rage leads to violence.

Verbs

1) taut

buttocks taut.
2) starve

Who else is starving?
3) invade

The IT invade the place inside of us
4) evolve

No. She's just evolve past language...
5) swear

That's not true, I swear.
6) mock

mock and ridiculed.
7) align

When you smile The stars align
8) deserve

And you should love me because I deserve to be loved!
9) smell

It smell good.
10) mess

You mess up.
11) trap

(STAMMERS) I've been trap here.
12) cheat

she cheat and uses other people's words.
13) adopt

And just after they adopt Charles Wallace.
14) shut

you shut everybody out...
15) involve

MALE TEACHER: I bet it involve another woman.
16) suppose

Kate, they're not ready, so what are we suppose to do?
17) smile

When you smile, the stars align
18) wake

Meg, wake up, baby!
19) rescue

Sometimes we rescue, sometimes we guide.
20) bet

MALE TEACHER: I bet it involves another woman.
21) promise

MRS. WHATSIT: We'll get your mother later. I promise.
22) taste

It taste like...
23) doubt

MRS. WHATSIT: Oh, I highly doubt that.
24) catch

CHARLES WALLACE: I caught her stealing sheets.
25) bond

Two electrons once bond together,
26) lose

(SOFTLY) I almost lost you. I got so scared.
27) spread

The IT's reach spread far beyond.
28) happen

Let's see what happen to the sand.

Adverbs

1) intently

You would intently watch this plate.
2) insanely

Your mom is insanely nice.
3) practically

It's practically the safest place...
4) purely

Home to a purely evil energy.
5) whatsoever

I absolutely do not understand that girl whatsoever.
6) barely

MRS. WHICH: We can barely tesser ourselves.
7) somehow

but somehow still just as connected.
8) perfectly

You do everything perfectly.
9) somewhere

Somewhere in that direction.
10) okay

Thank you. You look pretty okay as well.
11) obviously

Whoo! Well, you obviously don't understand
12) apart

That house is falling apart, it's off-limits.
13) unfortunately

(SIGHS) Unfortunately.
14) forever

If we don't leave now, we'll be trapped here forever.
15) twice

Simple as twice one is two. Twice two is four.
16) doubt

No doubt about that, little guy.
17) absolutely

Absolutely brilliant. Oh. But odd, so odd!
18) truly

you and your husband achieved something truly extraordinary.
19) indeed

MRS. WHICH: Indeed.
20) nearly

Tessering is almost nearly perfectly natural.
21) exactly

Well, the fact that you asked is exactly why we need it.
22) sometimes

Sometimes we rescue, sometimes we guide.
23) finally

Finally, a little color.
24) instead

Instead of... Glorious?
25) quite

but not quite ready to find out.
26) especially

Not especially.
27) almost

Well, almost all the darkness.
28) outside

Charles Wallace? What are you doing outside?

Adjectives

1) unseeable

the unseeable energies that move through us all.
2) uninvited

Uninvited guest is very unsettling!
3) unsettling

Uninvited guest is very unsettling!
4) unbroken

An unbroken union despite being galaxies apart.
5) oppressive

rather than enduring the oppressive rules
6) impatient

You were impatient.
7) topological

MEG: Topological order.
8) fearless

He's a fearless little guy.
9) delinquent

parent-teacher conference for her delinquent daughter.
10) fractal

Um, fractal dimension.
11) embarrassed

So you're embarrassed to be seen with me?
12) meaningless

It's an empty, meaningless word.
13) pathetic

Because if this is the best you can do, it's pathetic!
14) awkward

Mommy was awkward
15) vicious

run by one cruel and vicious mind.
16) harmless

What do you know about harmless?
17) roasted

Like good, roasted food.
18) suspicious

Here is the place to be suspicious, okay?
19) knowledgeable

and way more knowledgeable.
20) ridiculous

Why else would you come on this ridiculous
21) rude

MEG: That's just rude, Charles Wallace.
22) intact

She's intact.
23) asleep

Am I asleep?
24) cruel

run by one cruel and vicious mind.
25) promising

That sounds sort of promising.
26) occasional

An occasional motivator of insight. Hit or miss.
27) aggressive

(SIGHS) You're aggressive, you're hostile...
28) desperate

A desperate one.