query: movies about bringing the dead back to life

pos: The Lazarus Effect (2015 film) while staking out some new terror incognita instead of just going through the motions of an experiment for which we already have the results." In North America, the film opened to number five in its first weekend, with $10,203,437, behind "Focus", "", "", and "Fifty Shades of Grey". The Lazarus Effect (2015 film) The Lazarus Effect is a 2015 American supernatural horror film directed by David Gelb and written by Luke Dawson and Jeremy Slater. The film stars Mark Duplass, Olivia Wilde, Donald Glover, Evan Peters, and Sarah Bolger. The film was released on February 27, 2015, by Relativity Media.

neg: Jesus in Ahmadiyya Islam and remains alive there. According to Ahmadiyya, a literal interpretation of some of Jesus' miracles in the Quran (such as creating birds and bringing the dead back to life) is inconsistent with the Quran and attributes a semi-divine status to Jesus. This understanding is therefore rejected for a hermeneutic approach to understanding the Quranic verses on account of these actions. For example, Jesus bringing the dead back to life is understood in the context of bringing back a 'spiritual' life to people who were spiritually dead. Ahmadi scholars consider the contemporary Islamic views of the second coming of Jesus (see

neg: Hood of the Living Dead Hood of the Living Dead Hood of the Living Dead is a 2005 direct-to-video zombie movie about a regenerative formula bringing the dead back to life. Ricky (Carl Washington) is a young scientist living in a poor and violent section of Oakland with his brother Jermaine (Brandon Daniels). Since his parents died, Ricky has been working hard at a laboratory trying to perfect a regenerative formula that could heal dead cells in animals. Ricky disapproves of Jermaine's friends Marco (Raul Martinez) and Kevin (Derek Taylor II) and tells his brother that they will be moving to a safer community at

neg: Hood of the Living Dead brother. As the movie ends, a lone driver (Co-Director Eduardo Quiroz in a brief cameo) sees the abandoned ambulance and pulls over to help. He is attacked by the undead hospital crew, leaving the potential for a sequel open. Hood of the Living Dead Hood of the Living Dead is a 2005 direct-to-video zombie movie about a regenerative formula bringing the dead back to life. Ricky (Carl Washington) is a young scientist living in a poor and violent section of Oakland with his brother Jermaine (Brandon Daniels). Since his parents died, Ricky has been working hard at a laboratory trying

neg: Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale a superior horror film, a spot-on parody of movies about dead beings brought back to life. Oh, and all the reindeer are dead." Ebert concluded that "this is a fine film. An original, daring, carefully crafted film, that never for one instant winks at us that it's a parody. In its tone, acting, location work, music and inexorably mounting suspense, this is an exemplary horror film, apart from the detail that they're not usually subtitled "A Christmas Tale" and tell about terrifying wild Santas." Novelist and critic Kim Newman gave the movie 4 out of 5 stars ("Excellent") and praised

neg: Culture of East Germany lives on, today bringing viewers state-of-the-art shows. In East Germany the movie industry was very active. Besides folk movies, the East German movie industry became known worldwide for its productions, especially for its children's movies ("Das kalte Herz" and cinematic versions of the Grimms' fairy tales, and also modern productions like "Das Schulgespenst"). Movies about the persecution of Jews in the Third Reich, such as "Jakob der Lügner," and the resistance against fascism, such as "Fünf Patronenhülsen", (both directed by Frank Beyer), became internationally famous. Movies about problems of daily life like "Die Legende von Paul und Paula" (directed by

neg: Layla Miller Atlantic City where she gets into an argument with Cyclops about bringing him with them and Trevor Fitzroy's future. Taking Doom to an old lab, he creates a Doomlock and turns on them, bringing forth Cortex, the rogue Madrox dupe. Cortex kills Trevor and Ruby asks Layla if she can bring him back. Layla reveals that her ability isn't to "know stuff" but to bring back the dead. There are consequences to bringing back a human: the cost of their soul, conscience and morality. When the battle is over and Layla explains what her powers are to Jamie, they are

neg: Dead No More: The Clone Conspiracy whole. Ben tells Peter that bringing back Uncle Ben is his gift to him and that even if Peter does not feel like he deserves to have his loved ones brought back, most of them do deserve a second chance at life. After hearing Ben's story and proposal, Peter becomes more interested in what Ben has to offer. When Spider-Man is taken to Haven, he catches up with Gwen in the Stacy household in the facility, where she tries to convince him to support New U Technologies. Gwen does not understand why Peter is upset about seeing all his loved

neg: Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father to Iowa. Turner drove almost 1,000 miles back to Pennsylvania overnight, and asked Bagby to meet her at Keystone State Park. Bagby was found dead the following day, face down, with five gunshot wounds. When Turner learned she was a suspect in the murder investigation, she fled to St. John's, Newfoundland. As the legal drama unfolded, Kuenne began collecting footage from his old home movies and interviewed Bagby's parents, David and Kathleen, for a documentary about his life. After she reached St. John's, Shirley Turner revealed that she was pregnant with Bagby's child. While her extradition was pending, Turner was

neg: Living Dead back to life, with the couple and the soldiers trying to escape. In January 2018, a second reimagining of "Day of the Dead" was released, titled "Day of the Dead: Bloodline". There are currently two distinct franchises utilizing the "Living Dead" moniker. The first was "Return of the Living Dead", which originated as a novel written in 1978 by John A. Russo. It was later adapted to a film by Dan O'Bannon, which spawned its own series of movies, with a total of four sequels. This could be seen more as a spinoff of "Night of the Living Dead" rather

neg: It's All Coming Back to Me Now video, he says that the novel: is always made much too polite; it always has been in movies. This isn't the "Wuthering Heights" of Kate Bush -- that little fanciful "Wuthering Heights". The scene they always cut out is the scene when Heathcliff digs up Catherine's body and dances in the moonlight and on the beach with it. I think you can't get much more operatic or passionate than that. I was trying to write a song about dead things coming to life. I was trying to write a song about being enslaved and obsessed by love, not just enchanted

neg: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Honey back for the final game – "Bringing Up Baby". George and Martha have a son, about whom George has repeatedly told Martha to keep quiet. George talks about Martha's overbearing attitude toward their son. He then prompts her for her "recitation", in which they describe, in a bizarre duet, their son's upbringing. Martha describes their son's beauty and talents and then accuses George of ruining his life. As this segment progresses, George recites sections of the "Libera me" (part of the Requiem Mass, the Latin mass for the dead). At the end of the play, George informs Martha that

neg: Madigan things they can address tomorrow. Reviews for "Madigan" were among the best of any film Siegel had directed. Critics praised its urban grittiness and straightforward style, and audiences responded to its excitement and tautness. Siegel would go on to direct other successful cop movies, including "Coogan's Bluff" (1968) and "Dirty Harry" (1971). In 1972, Widmark reprised the title role (literally bringing the character back from the dead) for the NBC television series "Madigan". That show ran as part of the "NBC Wednesday Mystery Movie" series, sharing its timeslot with several other programs. It lasted only a single season, producing six

neg: Bhaktajaneswarar temple came to be known as Thirunavleesan. As per another legend, Sukra (Venus) obtained the diving elixir that could bring back dead people. During the fight between Devas, the celestial deities and Asuras, the demons, Sukra helped the Asuras by bringing them back to life repeatedly. The Devas complained it to Shiva, who swallowed Sukra. He then brought him back to life and installed him as one of the Navagrahas, the planetary deities. He also instructed him to help devotees based on the deeds. Sundarar, an 8th-century saivite saint was born in the place and believed to have attained divinity by

neg: Dead & Buried (House) realizes they're probably wrong about the diazepam. House goes to see Wilson for help with the dead boy's case, but Wilson tells him that if Foreman finds out, he will send House back to jail. Wilson starts to think House wants to go back to jail to get away from his own self-destructive habits, but House dismisses the suggestion. House starts throwing out suggestions, but Wilson deflects by talking about old movies. All of a sudden, House shouts out “damn” and tells Wilson he's late for his anger management class. House is at group therapy, but he's really there to

neg: Frankenstein (miniseries) into a wealthy family in Geneva, he grows up in a safe environment, surrounded by loving family and friends. Weeks before he leaves for university in Germany, his mother dies of scarlet fever. At university, he develops a secret technique to imbue inanimate bodies with life with electricity. After bringing a deceased dog back to life he decides to create a life using parts of the dead. He succeeds but is repulsed by his work: he flees the room, and the Creature disappears. Collapsing from pneumonia brought on by overwork and emotional stress, he is nursed back to health by

neg: Dead No More: The Clone Conspiracy Dead No More: The Clone Conspiracy "Dead No More: The Clone Conspiracy" is a 2016–17 Marvel Comics storyline starring Spider-Man. The story was notable for bringing long-dead Spider-Man supporting character Ben Reilly back to life. The storyline later led Reilly to reclaim the heroic Scarlet Spider mantle and appearing in his own comic book series. This storyline details Jackal resurfacing as he manages to get Rhino, Lizard, Doctor Octopus and a female Electro on his side with a chance to reunite with their loved ones. Jackal resurfaces in the form of a mysterious man in a red suit with an

neg: That Dragon, Cancer work for a year to work off savings to help bring the game to life, and after discussion with Amy, Ryan also agreed to spend three months to help develop the title before returning to work. Once those months were over, Amy could not force Ryan to go back to work, both feeling that the game needed to be completed at this point. Amy, a writer, had already written a self-published book about their experience with Joel, "He's Not Dead Yet", and participated as the writer for the game, bringing in some of her existing narrative into the game. The

neg: Cyclops (Marvel Comics) specimen, the seemingly-revived Cyclops. Cyclops, however, was soon revealed to be actually another experiment created by Sinister who combined Scott Summers' genetic material with Inhuman DNA. When the Phoenix attempts to return once again by bringing the adult Jean Grey back to life, it allows her to talk with what appears to be Cyclops' spirit, but after reading his mind about the events that led to his death, Jean simply expresses regret that she wasn't there to help him, the two apologizing for the way things ended before she and Scott agree that they belong dead. 'Scott' subsequently ages rapidly

neg: Bringing Down the House (book) Bringing Down the House (book) Bringing Down the House: The Inside Story of Six MIT Students Who Took Vegas for Millions is a book by Ben Mezrich about a group of MIT card counters commonly known as the MIT Blackjack Team. Though the book is classified as non-fiction, the "Boston Globe" alleges that the book contains significant fictional elements, that many of the key events propelling the drama did not occur in real life, and that others were exaggerated greatly. The book was adapted into the movies "21" and " The Last Casino". The book's main character is Kevin Lewis,

neg: Sabriel The bells, smallest to largest, are Ranna, Mosrael, Kibeth, Dyrim, Belgaer, Saraneth, and Astarael. Saraneth, the "binder", is thought to be the original Abhorsen, and the bright shiner who invested her powers in this bloodline. Her gift is "binding", just as the Abhorsens job is to "bind" the dead to Death. Ranna the "sleepbringer", causing listeners to fall asleep; she is the least tricksome. Mosrael, "the waker", wakes the dead, bringing them into life as it throws the necromancer farther into death. Kibeth, "walker", forces the dead to march back into death, or wherever the ringer desires, although if the

neg: History of the Squamish people serpent and acquired magical supernatural powers with it. On his journey back home, Xwechtáal encountered some mountain goats. He waved his serpent-bone one way and said magical words. As he did this, the mountain goats all fell dead. Cleaning and skinning what he needed, the fed himself and gathered the skins. He then took the bone and waved it the other way, reviving the dead mountain goats and bringing them back to life. Xwechtáal continued on his journey until he hit a village on the furthest part of Sḵwx̱wú7mesh territory. As he approached, the people came to see who the

neg: Lib Technologies and one under the back boot), leaving the rider unable to efficiently depress the center of the snowboard, an effect which Lib Tech’s Pete Saari calls the "dead zone." Banana Technology does away with this "dead zone" by reversing the snowboard’s camber between the rider's feet; rather than arcing upward, like traditionally cambered boards, those with Banana Technology arc downwards, allowing the board to rest on its center when placed on a flat surface. As Saari puts it, "Banana Technology focuses edge pressure between your feet, bringing the dead zone to life. It adds catch free tips and tails for

neg: Frankenstein – A New Musical makes a promise to Elizabeth that he will return to her. ("Find Your Way Home"). Victor visits his mother's grave before he leaves, and declares he shall see her again for he has discovered how to reanimate the dead. Victor demonstrates this by successfully bringing a dead sparrow back to life. At Ingolstadt Victor's theories are met with outrage, labeled as "Madness, folly, and insanity." Determined to prove his theories to the world Victor attends the hanging of an unnamed, condemned man and, after the man is dead, claims the body for his experiment ("Amen"). Inside his lab at the

neg: The Light of Other Days the Earth over three billion years ago, trying to preserve genetic samples when geological and climatic changes and a large bolide threatened an extinction level event. By combining past viewing with neural sensing wormholes, scientists also find ways to copy the dead from the past and upload them to the present, achieving Nikolai Fedorov's vision of technological resurrection of the dead, bringing back to life all the dead from the past. The Light of Other Days The Light of Other Days is a 2000 science fiction novel written by Stephen Baxter based on a synopsis by Arthur C. Clarke, which

neg: G.R.A.V.E. Grrrls G.R.A.V.E. Grrrls "G.R.A.V.E. Grrrls: Destroyers of the Dead" is a 2005 comic book mini-series. "G.R.A.V.E. Grrrls: Destroyers of the Dead" was published as a monthly three-issue comic book limited series by Midnight Show in 2005. It was re-released by The Scream Factory in a digital edition for a brief time only on WOWIO in April 2008 A new nano-technology developed to cure Alzheimer’s disease (the Project: Born Again chip) is somehow bringing the dead back to life with an insatiable hunger for human flesh, and it’s going to take three “enhanced” female government ops known as the G.R.A.V.E. (Genetically Refined

neg: Dead or Alive 5 Last Round Rose, Nyotengu and Phase-4), along with over 300 costumes for them. In addition, the game adds four new characters, including bringing back the original "Dead or Alive" game's boss Raidou to life and introducing a new female fighter named Honoka, for a total of up to 36. "Dead or Alive 5 Last Round" was announced on August 31, 2014, said to arrive during spring of 2015. On January 13, 2015, the new character Honoka was revealed in "Famitsu". The game was released on 17 February 2015 in North America, following by Japan on 19 February and Europe on 20 February.

neg: Dogs in Mesoamerican folklore and myth age in retaliation for the people beating them. The people who escaped this fate were transformed into monkeys. Another account in the Popol Vuh describes the Hero twins sacrificing a dog that belonged to the Lords of the Underworld, also known as Xibalba. After the dog was dead, the Hero Twins brought it back to life. The Lords were so impressed that they asked the twins to sacrifice and resurrect them. In the end, the Hero Twins sacrificed the Lords of Xibalba and did not follow through on bringing them back to life. This made it possible for humans to

neg: The Man They Could Not Hang The Man They Could Not Hang The Man They Could Not Hang is a 1939 American horror film, the first of three similarly-plotted titles produced by Columbia Pictures, directed by Nick Grinde, and starring Boris Karloff as Dr. Henryk Savaard. The supporting cast features Lorna Gray and Ann Doran. Dr. Savaard is obsessed with bringing the dead back to life. A young medical student offers his services to him, but before he can bring him back to life, Savaard is arrested, convicted, and sentenced to hang. He vows revenge on the judge and the jury before his hanging. His assistant

neg: The Man They Could Not Hang by Sony Pictures. It is also included in the "Icons of Horror - Boris Karloff" DVD, released in 2006. The Man They Could Not Hang The Man They Could Not Hang is a 1939 American horror film, the first of three similarly-plotted titles produced by Columbia Pictures, directed by Nick Grinde, and starring Boris Karloff as Dr. Henryk Savaard. The supporting cast features Lorna Gray and Ann Doran. Dr. Savaard is obsessed with bringing the dead back to life. A young medical student offers his services to him, but before he can bring him back to life, Savaard is arrested,

neg: Color Me Dead money back from Philips. But Halliday already took the money and to avoid Phillips told Bradley the truth, he decided to kill the person who know the transaction. But Bigelow is brave than every seconds in his life, he killed Halliday and went to the police office. All in all, every bad person had received the punishment and cost it deserved. It is pity that Mr. Bigelow realized how much he loves Paula until he died. The film was the second of three movies Eddie Davis made in Australia for Reg Goldsworthy: "It Takes All Kinds, Color Me Dead, That

neg: Bringing Out the Dead (The Vampire Diaries) can hear the songs: In its original American broadcast, "Bringing Out the Dead" was watched by 2.74 million; slightly up by 0.03 from the previous episode. "Bringing Out the Dead" received positive reviews. Dhalyn Warren from "Fanbolt" gave the episode an A+ rating saying that the episode was "fantastic" and "perfect". "After the disappointing episode that premiered two weeks ago, “Bringing Out the Dead” definitely showed us why TVD is one of the best shows on television. [...] I have to say, I couldn’t find anything bad about this episode." Carrie Raisler from "The A.V. Club" gave the episode an

neg: Necromancy (film) Cato's employees, refers to Cato's dead son whom he believes is merely "resting." Lori also discovers the house she and Frank have moved into had previously been rented by the woman who died in the car accident. Lori becomes increasingly unnerved when she observes the power Cato exerts over the small town, owning all of its businesses and maintaining influence over its exclusively young residents, all of whom appear to have interests in the occult. Cato informs Lori of his pursuit of necromancy, the act of bringing the dead back to life, the one power he claims to have been

neg: Z'ha'dum (fictional planet) his conversations with Lorien, Sheridan learns that he is trapped between life and death. Eventually, Lorien convinces Sheridan to let go of his life and then manages to restore Sheridan's broken body, effectively bringing him back from the dead. Lorien's power is great, but not unlimited; he says he cannot create life anew, but he can revive the recently deceased, apparently with the flick of a thought. Lorien then returns with Sheridan to "Babylon 5". Once they arrive, Sheridan learns that Delenn has been staging a massive attack against Z'ha'dum. He arrives on "Babylon 5" to find support wavering, and

neg: Joe Quesada the mid-2000s, Quesada imposed a moratorium on the practice of creatively bringing back characters thought to be dead, known as "dead is dead." In a January 2008 interview in which he was questioned about numerous characters that had since been resurrected, Quesada clarified that the policy was for writers to exercise forethought and caution before killing off characters or resurrecting them, so that such plots were not produced too frequently or without gravitas, and not that it be entirely prohibited. Joe Quesada's predecessor as Marvel editor in chief, Bob Harras, canceled and restarted all of Marvel's titles that were not

neg: What Comes After (The Walking Dead) Rick stops to rest was modeled after the cabin from the film "The Evil Dead", including a replica of its "Necronomicon" on the table. The episode's producer, Greg Nicotero, had previously worked on "Evil Dead 2". All of the lucid dream shots were filmed on a sound stage at Raleigh Studios, using green-screen effects for the backgrounds. These scenes were to play on the Third Man factor, bringing in people from Rick's past that would help keep him moving as he struggled with his blood loss. This led to some discussion about whom to bring back for these shots between

neg: Japanese invasions of Korea (1592–1598) packed closely together, the volley from the "fire wagons" inflicted heavy losses. The women of Hanseong joined their menfolk, bringing up rocks in their skirts. In the course of 9 assaults, the Japanese pushed the Koreans back to their second line, but could no further, losing about 10, 000 dead in the process. The "Chingbirok" wrote: "Kwon Yul ordered his soldiers to gather the dead bodies of the enemy and vent their anger by tearing them apart and hanging them on the branches of the trees". Facing unexpected resistance and mounting casualties, Katō burned his dead and finally pulled his

neg: A Dog's Will dead so that he can meet his revered saint in heaven for some minutes on the understanding that a miraculous harmonica which João has ingeniously convinced him possesses the power of bringing the dead back to life—in this case Chicó rigged up with a little balloon of blood—will effect his speedy resurrection. In heaven with the rest, João is more or less master of his fate and manages to down-face the Devil himself (Luis Melo) in the little matter of eternal damnation. With becoming modesty he refuses to claim any personal virtues and turns down the Virgin's offer of a

neg: The Forest (video game) help Eric track down his son's kidnapper, who can be seldom seen in the distance observing Eric but will flee if he is approached. The majority of clues that lead to Timmy's whereabouts takes place in the caves that riddle the underside of the peninsula. Eventually, Eric discovers an abandoned underground lab complex owned by Shara Therapeutics, a large research company responsible for experimenting with creatures on the peninsula. Upon entering the lab, Eric finds the lab's personnel dead and discovers that they were studying an artifact capable of bringing the dead back to life, but requires a child sacrifice.

neg: Return of the Living Dead (film series) romantic drama/teen romance/horror film. The story involves Curt, whose father, a Colonel in the US Army, is overseeing experiments being performed with Trioxin. After Curt's girlfriend, Julie, is killed in a motorcycle accident, he exposes her corpse to the gas, bringing her back to life as a zombie. Throughout the film, Julie, now one of the living dead, grows hungrier and hungrier for human brains. She discovers, though, that by causing herself pain via a series of more and more extreme body piercings with springs, nails, glass, basically whatever sharp objects she can find, that she can stave off, although

neg: Kristen DiMera turns to her brother Stefan (Tyler Christopher) for help. Stefan hides her in the tunnels located beneath the DiMera mansion. Kristen visits Marlena in the hospital intending to end her life once and for all. She quickly discovers it's Hattie Adams (Deidre Hall) and not Marlena in the hospital room. Kristen convinces Brady to run away with her and the two head to Nashville where she's been running a secret facility for Dr. Rolf (William Utay) to conduct his experiments of bringing the dead back to life. When a fire breaks out at the Nashville facility, Kristen decides to stay

neg: Tulsidas to life. Tulsidas was acclaimed in his lifetime to be a reincarnation of Valmiki, the composer of the original Ramayana in Sanskrit. He is also considered to be the composer of the Hanuman Chalisa, a popular devotional hymn dedicated to Hanuman,the monkey god and divine devotee of lord Rama. In another miracle described by Priyadas, the emperor of Delhi, Akbar summoned Tulsidas on hearing of his bringing back a dead man to life. Tulsidas declined to go as he was too engrossed in creating his verses but he was later forcibly brought before the Akbar and was asked to perform

neg: Tessouat death, in the fashion of an Algonquian custom, a new Tessouat was reborn. The custom consisted of bringing back to life an important dead chief in a highly spectacular ritual. The new Tessouat was brought to life to save the Kitchesipirini nation, which was by then afflicted by death, caused by the European diseases, and isolated after several losses to the Iroquian confederation. Strangely enough, the new Tessouat was also blind in one eye. This fact probably contributed to muddle the French, who sometimes did not distinguish the new Tessouat from the old one. To save his nation, the new

neg: Dakota Incident a lure. He takes the canteen but finds it dry. He begins to taunt the Indians. Just then the gully begins to fill up with water from rains higher up, and Amy, bringing a drink to Hamilton, discovers him dead. After an Indian - the only survivor of the attackers, and without ammunition for his rifle - attacks Johnny with a knife, Johnny almost drowns him, but decides to spare his life instead, telling him to return to his people and report that a white man gave him back his life. Johnny tells Amy that he will keep his promise

neg: Cinematic style of Abbas Kiarostami mise en scène, Kiarostami expands the space of the art. Asked in a 2000 "Film Comment" interview if there are any other directors who might be working on a "similar wavelength", Kiarostami pointed to Hou Hsiao-hsien as one. He said, "Tarkovsky's works separate me completely from physical life, and are the most spiritual films I have seen — what Fellini did in parts of his movies, bringing dream life into film, he does as well. Theo Angelopoulos' movies also find this type of spirituality at certain moments. In general, I think movies and art should take us away from daily

neg: Sang Sinxay planning to take credit for the rescue. While bathing at the top of the waterfall, they push Sinxay over the edge, believing he is dead. Soumountha leaves her silk scarf, her ornamented hairpin and her hair extension by the river, praying they would be returned to the palace as proof of Sinxay’s survival. Indra descends from the heavens and pours sacred water on Sinxay, bringing him back to life and leading him to the palace in the forest, to his mother Nang Lun and his aunt Nang Chanta. Back in Muang Pengchan, a celebration is held in honor of the

neg: Superhero fiction on the general public, and to enable them to act freely, and hence illegally, without risk of arrest by law-enforcement authorities. Death in superhero fiction is rarely permanent, as characters who die are often brought back to life through supernatural means or via retcons (retroactive changes to the continuity), the alteration of previously established facts in the continuity of a fictional work. Fans have termed the practice of bringing back dead characters "comic book death". Another common trait of superhero fiction is the killing off of a superhero's significant other by a supervillain to advance the plot. Comic book writer

neg: Andhaka of Shiva. He and his army were defeated and were forced to flee; however, Andhaka soon returned to fight again which lasted or five hundred years. Vishnu, Brahma and the Devas too joined the battle against Andhaka and his army. Andhaka's general Vighasa and swallowed all the gods.Hearing of this, Shiva riding upon his bull attacked him and killed the demon. Shukracharya the preceptor of demons kept bringing back the dead Asuras back to life by using his medicinal art of Mrit-Sanjivan. Shiva then ordered his ganas to catch hold of Shukrachurya. When they brought him to Shiva, he swallowed

neg: The 4400 season 2, Ryland goes to Washington and is replaced by Nina Jarvis. In Season 4 Meghan Doyle takes over as the head of NTAC. Many of the returnees have trouble getting their lives back on track after being gone from the world for years. More significantly, a small number of the returnees begin to manifest paranormal abilities, such as telekinesis, telepathy and precognition, as well as other "gifts". For example, in the pilot, Shawn Farrell manifests an ability to heal the broken neck of a dead bird, bringing it back to life. In addition, one of the 4400, Lily Moore,

neg: Song of Albion spare her. Simon immediately kills Llew with a knife, thus bringing the curse to bear. However, this action brings the Song of Albion to life, freeing it from its stone form. It proceeds to burn away everything in the land, along with all its people. Miraculously, Llew's companions are all restored, along with the peoples of the Foul Land (no longer cursed). But Llew's body, while restored including its hand, is still dead, and he is brought back home and interred in a cairn built by Tegid. His spirit is brought back to his old world, with his body as

neg: Bad Cat Çizer, whom the feline presumably kills once more by shoving a beer bottle down his throat, Šero climbs to land, much to Tacetin's joy. The two get a ride home by the same motorcycle man again, who drops them off at Semistan's shop. Šero then discovers that his apartment is being blocked off by barbed wire. Šero looks for Misket, but can't find her anywhere. Back at the docks, a rescue team lifts Çizer's dead body out of the ocean using a crane. Unfortunately, the crane accidentally rams Çizer's body into some electrical wires, bringing him back to life yet

neg: Winter (comics) Authority, Earth's current superhuman team, are forced to cage him inside the sun. As a result of the Worldstorm event, Stormwatch, including Winter, are alive. The Authority's new Doctor informs Jackson King that he can do what his predecessor could not and return Winter to life. He brings Winter's soul into a cloned (and slightly younger) body. Winter's soul is also tethered to his dead teammates; Fahrenheit, Fuji, and Hellstrike. Bringing him back also brought them back. After examining Fahrenheit's memories telepathically, King sees a shadowy figure and tells her that the four will be needed. The Stormwatch PHD issue

neg: Judy Reyes "Off the Map", and "". In 2011 she starred as a mother dealing with the return into her life of her estranged husband after his stint in prison in the independent drama "Gun Hill Road". The film is set in Reyes' native Bronx, and its title refers to a real-life street that intersects Bainbridge Avenue on which Reyes herself grew up. The film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. Reyes also had small supporting roles in several films, including "Went to Coney Island on a Mission from God... Be Back by Five" (1998), "Bringing Out the Dead" (1999), "Washington Heights"

neg: Exodus (comics) from Gambit, and stabbing from Wolverine's claws. Exodus has also stated that he can heal and also bring the dead back to life. He appears to have done so on several occasions bringing back Acolytes who had been killed as well as Professor X. Exodus quickly healed himself after Dust entered his mouth in sand form and obliterated his organs. He was on his feet and gathering Xavier's destroyed brains telekinetically and teleporting his team off of Muir Island only minutes after losing his internal organs. Exodus is either immortal or extremely long-lived. Once, when severely weakened, he acted as

neg: Rajshri Productions which instilled a new lease on life to the ailing film industry by bringing viewers back to cinema halls. The film won the National Award for being the most popular film providing wholesome entertainment and also secured 8 Filmfare Awards and 6 Screen Awards, including awards for the Best Film, Best Actress and Best Director. In November 2006, Rajshri Productions launched a broadband entertainment portal, Rajshri.com, offering streaming and downloading of various forms of content including movies, music videos, concerts, and documentaries. The digital content is from its own production house and also from other production houses. The online streaming

neg: Consistent life ethic the criminal, and bringing about feelings of revenge for those affected and the greater society – do not necessarily have to be accomplished by taking a life. One out-spoken anti-death penalty activist is Sister Helen Prejean. Her books "Dead Man Walking" and "The Death of Innocents: An Eyewitness Account to Wrongful Executions" are autobiographical accounts of the time she spent ministering to death row inmates. Another notable independent Catholic anti-death penalty organization is Priests for Life. Bernardin understood the consistent life ethic as implying a societal responsibility to provide adequate health care for all, especially the poor. According to Ron

neg: Dad Made Dirty Movies breasts" concluding that "this zesty tribute explores Apostolof's life with suitable scepticism and humour." A list of movies referenced within "Dad Made Dirty Movies". Dad Made Dirty Movies Dad Made Dirty Movies is a 2011 Bulgarian-German documentary film by Jordan Todorov following Stephen C. Apostolof's life and career. The film premiered at Visions du Réel International Film Festival in April 2011 and consists of archive footage as well as interviews with Apostolof's family, friends and associates. The film also includes never before seen archive footage from making of "Orgy of the Dead" - Apostolof's most well known film. The title

neg: Toynbee tiles They cite a 1983 article in "The Philadelphia Inquirer" which mentions a local man "contacting talk shows and newspapers to spread the message" about bringing the dead to life on Jupiter, as depicted in the film "2001". A complex of four tiles was once located at 16th and Chestnut Streets in Philadelphia, consisting of four panels of barely-legible italic printing. One transcription of its message reads: In 1983, a man identifying himself as a social worker named James Morasco contacted talk shows and newspapers with his theory of colonizing Jupiter with the dead inhabitants of Earth, claiming to have come

neg: W (TV series) restoring her life and bringing her back to the real world. While drawing, Seong-moo discovers that he is slowly disappearing due to him being the alter ego of the already dead Sang-hoon, whose purpose was to kill Kang Chul's family and not save her. Yeon-joo waits for Kang Chul in front of the hotel, worried after learning he had been hurt but is transported back to the webtoon. The words, 'the last episode' hangs in mid-air. She learns that a year has passed. Yeon-joo is transported to the hotel in which Kang Chul used to live and there meets Yoon

neg: Blood Oath (Farnsworth novel) uses it to focus on something else besides his thirst. As Zach begins his first day, he and Cade are dispatched to the port of Baltimore. ICE agents have found a shipping container holding a grim discovery: various body parts all from deceased U.S. soldiers, all hanging on hooks in a meat locker. After interrogating the driver, Cade tells Zach that they are on their way to find Johann Konrad Dippel, the real-life inspiration for Dr. Frankenstein, as Cade suspects someone is trying to duplicate Konrad's research on bringing the dead back to life. During a meeting with President Curtis

neg: They Keep Killing Suzie facilitate Torchwood bringing Suzie back from the dead. Torchwood is connected to a series of murders, with its name written on the walls of the latest victims, a suburban couple. Called to investigate by Detective Kathy Swanson, the Torchwood team discover traces of the murderer's hair, its DNA showing signs of "Retcon", the primary ingredient in their amnesia pills. Though initially reluctant, Jack allows Gwen to use Resurrection Gauntlet to temporarily bring back to life the latest victims, from which she discovers that their murderer was named Max, a fellow member of a group called "Pilgrim", and that he knows

neg: Regeneration (Doctor Who) traumatic death may prevent regeneration. The Sisterhood of Karn explain that he was, in fact, dead, but they were able to use their Time Lord-based technology to revive him and force a regeneration anyway. In "Heaven Sent", the Twelfth Doctor is badly burned by the Veil, preventing him from regenerating properly. However, as his island prison resets itself after leaving a room, he used what was left of his life to download a past version of himself out of the teleporter's hard drive, which also reset. This cycle of bringing himself back to life by burning his current body as

neg: Darla (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) I thought that was it. So when they threw it out to me that I was coming back... They didn't tell me they were bringing her back to life. They just sent me the script for the season finale for season one of "Angel", when they rose me from the dead. I was reading the script, and half way through, Darla still hadn't shown up. Benz went on to add, I was like, 'Alright...' I get three quarters of the way through and I think, 'Maybe they sent me the wrong script...?' And then I get to the last page,

neg: Millennium Earl originally featured as the villain of Katsura Hoshino's one-shot comic, "Zone", which featured other characters from the "D.Gray-man" series, most notably Lenalee Lee and the character who served as the basis of Allen Walker, Robin. He tempts Lenalee by bringing back her lost lover but is stopped by Robin. As in "D.Gray-man", the Earl promised people to return their dead love ones back to life. Hoshino originally created the Earl during her youth when she aspired to write him as the main character of her own works. However, finding the character unsuitable for a manga magazine aimed at teenagers, she

neg: Jungle Love (The Time song) the song have been released on two DVDs, including one of the band performing the song on "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back". A live recording from 1998 was also included on the Morris Day release, "It's About Time" (released in 2004). It can be heard in the movies "Bringing Down the House" and "Forgetting Sarah Marshall". It is also featured in the movie "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back", where it is performed by the full band. A cover version can be heard in "The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!" episode, "Jungle Fever" during the original run. Jungle Love

neg: The Filth (comics) After a confrontation with Max Thunderstone, the world's first super hero, Slade returns to being Feely and beats his doppelganger for letting his cat die. Upon returning home, he finds Sharon Jones, a young British businesswoman who had witnessed the fall of the I-Life. After bringing Tony back, she reveals that "Sharon" is dead, and the I-Life are manning her body as a "bio-ship". Feely finds out that it is Slade who is the fake personality and has been all along and that other operatives are also all artificial "parapersona" biochemical implants in vials. After this discovery, Feely is classed

neg: Rilo Kiley a new album in the near future. In an April 2011 interview, Blake Sennett said, "I would say that if Rilo Kiley were ... hmmm ... a human being ... hmmm ... he's probably laying on his back in a morgue with a tag on his toe. Now, I see movies where the dead get up and walk. And when they do that, rarely do good things happen." In June 2011, when asked about his "corpse" comment and whether Rilo Kiley was indeed dead, Sennett said "I never say never. I loved Rilo Kiley—I loved writing with Jenny. I think

neg: Rogue One the [[visual effects]] (VFX) that were used to revive [[Peter Cushing]], who had died in 1994, as [[Grand Moff Tarkin]]. "The Guardian"s Catherine Shoard described the "resurrection" as a "digital indignity". Joseph Walsh of "The Guardian" raised legal and ethical issues about bringing a long-dead actor to life. However, Lucasfilm had obtained permission from Peter Cushing's estate before deciding to use his likeness. "The Washington Times"s Eric Althoff rejected the entire concept of using CGI to recreate a deceased actor: "Alas, what we get is, basically, not a simulation, but an approximation of a simulation—a dead character portrayed by a

neg: Workingman's Dead they were slotted into the set lists. Bobby [Weir] also began bringing in covers of his favorite country tunes and some originals in that vein, so we were starting to see a trend developing. Personally, I was thrilled that the band could make such a complete musical about-face while still maintaining the flat-out weirdness that I’d come to know and love." Songs such as "Uncle John's Band", "High Time", and "Cumberland Blues" were brought to life with soaring harmonies and layered vocal textures that had not previously been a part of the band's sound. According to the 1992 Dead oral

neg: Geum-ran using a piggyback ride, to allow a faster escape. Geolsa Biu agrees. Li Wen orders archers to shoot at them. All these arrows land on Geum-ran's back, bringing about her death. As she dies, her thoughts are: "That was all and the last thing I can do for you, general." This shows that she purposely sacrificed herself to save Geolsa Biu. Geolsa Biu, in his haste to escape Li Wen's army, does not realize that his lover is dead. Only after having successfully managed to evade capture from Li Wen does he realizes that Geum-ran is dead when he attempts

neg: Survival of the Dead of Terrors, Fantastic Fest in Austin, Texas, and Festival du Nouveau Cinéma in Montreal, introduced by George A. Romero. The film was released on DVD on March 15, 2010 in the United Kingdom. In the United States, it was released on April 30, 2010, for video on demand and was aired for one night only on HDNET Movies on May 26, 2010. "Survival of the Dead" opened in twenty theaters on May 28, 2010 to an opening weekend gross of $43,757, averaging $2,188 per theater. the film has taken $101,740 and $41,451 internationally, bringing the total gross to $143,191. The

neg: Pulpit Friction all father-son time with him, and turns to Flanders who is still angry and devastated after Lovejoy left. They visit Lovejoy, who now works as a hot tub salesman, but he says he does not want to come back. Bart, with Milhouse's help, manages to buy some dead insects which he gives to frogs. The frogs begin to invade the town, and Hooper is demoted when he is unable to do anything except talk about movies or music. Lovejoy happily accepts his post back after his voice made the frogs fall asleep. Robert David Sullivan of "The A.V. Club" gave

neg: Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid for a while, as Martin weaves his own plot-web into the 18 old movies, but pretty soon he's traveling on old good will and flop sweat". Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid is a 1982 neo-noir comedy-mystery film directed by Carl Reiner. Starring Steve Martin and Rachel Ward, the film is both a parody of and a homage to "film noir" and the pulp detective movies of the 1940s. The title refers to Martin's character explaining a story about a woman obsessed with plaid which was cut from the film master. Edited by Bud Molin, "Dead

neg: Maya Hero Twins back from the dead, causing the Lords' house to burn around them while the inhabitants were unharmed, and then bringing the house back from the ashes. In a climactic performance, Xbalanque cut Hunahpu apart and offered him as a sacrifice, only to have the older brother rise once again from the dead. Enthralled by the performance, One Death and Seven Death, the highest lords of Xibalba, demanded that the miracle be performed upon them. The twins obliged by killing and offering the lords as a sacrifice, but did not bring them back from the dead. The twins then shocked the

neg: Lorien (Babylon 5) from the fear of death, Sheridan lets go, and Lorien in turn imbues Sheridan with a part of his own life force, returning Sheridan to life. Together they depart Z'ha'dum for Babylon 5, where Sheridan, presumed dead, arrives in time to prevent a rebellion among the alliance races. During the remnant of the Shadow War, Lorien becomes Sheridan's constant companion, serving as counselor, teacher, and ally. It is partly with Lorien's assistance that Sheridan is able to defeat the Vorlon ambassador Ulkesh after the Vorlon involvement in the Shadow War begins. Most critical, however, is Lorien's role in bringing about

neg: Dead end (street) existentialist Jean-Paul Sartre titled a play about three damned sinners, "Huis Clos", translated into English as "No Exit".) Kingsley's play was later made into a movie, "Dead End", which proved so popular that it spawned similar movies, many starring a group of recurring characters known as the Dead End Kids. The play and movies created such a strong image of bleak futures and an unfair society that some municipalities changed the sign terminology for culs-de-sac, often to "no outlet" or "no exit". (The "dead end" signs currently at Sutton Place are bright yellow with black lettering.) In New York City,

neg: John Paul Puthusery John Paul Puthusery John Paul Puthusery, sometimes known as Puthussery, usually simply referred to as John Paul, (born 29 October 1950) is a writer who has penned screenplays for nearly 100 Malayalam movies. He is a guest faculty in many colleges. In his early life he was active in film societies and freelance journalism. He used to write screenplays for short movies and adshorts at that time. In 1972 he joined Canara Bank and when he became busy in films, in 1983, he resigned the job and fully focused on movies. Puthusery was instrumental in bringing Bharathan behind the camera

neg: Will Horton portrayed as dead. On May 8, 2017, "Entertainment Weekly" announced that Massey was reprising the role of Will, airing in September. Massey told the publication: "I am so excited to be bringing Will back [...] I can’t wait for the fans to see what we have planned"; and Wilson expressed "joy" about Will's revival, and happiness that Massey was "back in the saddle as the steward of such an important LGBTQ icon". Massey made his return in the episode of September 15, 2017. Initially Will is a quiet child; the twins who initially played Will, and who started on the

neg: Boardwalk Hall although when repairs began, bringing it back to about 25% functionality by 2013. Boardwalk Hall's attached ballroom contains a 55-rank Kimball concert/theater pipe organ — originally installed to accompany silent movies — that was severely damaged during the hall's renovation. Compared to the Main Auditorium organ, this organ looks tiny. The Ballroom organ is actually one of the largest theater organs by rank count, second to Radio City Hall's WurliTzer theater organ (58 ranks). Restoration efforts have been underway, originally overseen by the Atlantic City Convention Hall Organ Society, now renamed Boardwalk Pipes, initially funded by private donations and federal

neg: Planet Terror the idea for "Planet Terror" during the production of "The Faculty". "I remember telling Elijah Wood and Josh Hartnett, all these young actors, that zombie movies were dead and hadn't been around in a while, but that I thought they were going to come back in a big way because they’d been gone for so long," recalled Rodriguez, "I said, 'We've got to be there first.' I had [a script] I’d started writing. It was about 30 pages, and I said to them, 'There are characters for all of you to play.' We got all excited about it, and then

neg: Grindhouse (film) with the idea for "Planet Terror" during the production of "The Faculty": "I remember telling Elijah Wood and Josh Hartnett, all these young actors, that zombie movies were dead and hadn't been around in a while, but that I thought they were going to come back in a big way because they’d been gone for so long. I said, 'We've got to be there first.' I had [a script] I’d started writing. It was about 30 pages, and I said to them, 'There are characters for all of you to play.' We got all excited about it, and then I

neg: Bruce Lee: A Dragon Story to wake Lee she finds him dead. "Bruce Lee: A Dragon Story" is almost universally considered one of Bruce Li's worst movies. Many have lambasted the film for its tendency to stray heavily from the facts of Lee's life, for the poor pacing, the lack of frequent fight scenes, and the soapy love story Bruce Li himself has also spoken about his dislike for this and his other early films: "After my first movie, the films would be crafted around the life and times of Bruce Lee. However I would like to make an important point, I did not like

neg: Robin Hood (Once Upon a Time) Realm his life is unhappy. After Rumplestilskin rescues them he throws them into his dungeon after the Evil Queen in the Wish Realm left Belle for dead in the tower, Robin then is told about the other realm and how he's dead and asks did the "other" Robin had a good life. Robin and Regina both manage to escape and head back to Pinocchio's house where he's finished the wardrobe to send them back to Storybrooke and gives Regina a lucky feather from one of his arrows which is what the "other" Robin wanted her to have and after talking

neg: Filmworker documentaries. Gwilym Mumford wrote in "The Guardian" that "Filmworker" is "A revealing and stirring celebration of one of cinema’s unacknowledged heroes." Bilge Ebiri of "Village Voice" put "Filmworker" on his list of top 12 best movies at Cannes 2017. Ann Hornaday in "The Washington Post" called "Filmworker" "movie love at its purest" and said that "Vitali’s story marked an incursion of the real world into Cannes in the very best sense, as a celebration of its anonymous inhabitants’ role in bringing our collective dreams to life." Filmworker Filmworker is a 2017 American documentary film directed by Tony Zierra about Leon

neg: Harry Baer for many films including Fassbinder's last: "Querelle" (1982). Beyond their professional relationship, Baer was one of the director's closest friends. On the night of Fassbinder's death, Baer was the last person with whom he spoke before his body was found. Baer wrote a book about his life and times with Fassbinder: "I can sleep when I'm dead. The breathless life of Rainer Werner Fassbinder" (originally "Schlafen kann ich, wenn ich tot bin. Das atemlose Leben des Rainer Werner Fassbinder") Kiepenheuer & Witsch, Köln 1990, . After Fassbinder's death Baer acted in movies by Mika Kaurismäki, Werner Schroeter, Jeanine Meerapfel, Bernhard

neg: Fintan Connolly long bedeviled Irish independent film-making. They're not interested in using movies as part of an argument about the nature of Irish identity: instead they show Irish life as it is – or was – and let the audience make what they like of it. Their movies are movies, not statements or messages.” Michael Dwyer in the Irish Times described the film as "a lean, tightly coiled contemporary drama resourcefully achieved on a remarkably low budget." John Daly in The Examiner stated "It is a stroll through a sleazy, sexy modern Dublin where danger and romance dance a back-street tango a

neg: Maniac (1934 film) Wilson, the founder of the Golden Raspberry Award, named "Maniac" as one of the "100 Most Amusingly Bad Movies Ever Made" in his book "The Official Razzie Movie Guide". Don Maxwell is a former vaudeville impersonator who is working as the lab assistant to Dr. Meirschultz, a mad scientist attempting to bring the dead back to life. When Don kills Meirschultz, he attempts to hide his crime by "becoming" the doctor, taking over his work and copying his appearance and manner. In the process, he slowly goes insane. The "doctor" treats a mental patient, Buckley, but accidentally injects him with

neg: Atlantis Attacks viable amount of life energy, to give life the giant Serpent Crown, allowing Set's exiled essence to possess the now mindless seven-headed serpent body and return to Earth. However, their plans are countered at just about every turn by Earth's heroes, culminating with the Avengers, Fantastic Four, and Namor the Sub-Mariner (who is believed dead for the bulk of the storyline during a skirmish with Iron Man and Attuma's military forces) defeating Ghaur and Llyra and stopping them from bringing Set to Earth. "What If... ?" Vol.2 #25 (May 1991), by Jim Valentino and Rik Levins, explored the question "What

neg: Rise: Blood Hunter that she, since she is already dead, can never see her mother and sister again. Reluctantly, Rawlins grants her request and stabs her with a silver crossbow bolt. Once again, Sadie's body ends up in the morgue, but we see her come back to "life" again once more as the end credits begin to roll. Musicians Marilyn Manson and Nick Lachey have cameo appearances. “This movie came to me because I like vampire movies; I just couldn’t remember the last vampire movie that I really liked,” offered Gutierrez. “I love the myth of the vampires which exists in every culture,

neg: Tara Maclay of the seventh season is the First Evil, who taunts Buffy and her friends by appearing as loved ones who previously died. Whedon asked Benson to appear as Tara to Willow in "Conversations with Dead People", but Benson turned down the role, concerned about what fans of the show would think about an evil Tara. Instead, the producers used Cassie, a character who dies early in the seventh season and speaks for Tara, telling Willow to kill herself. Whedon also considered bringing Tara back in a storyline where Buffy would be given one wish to be granted, but the possibility

neg: Lincoln Hall (climber) team abandoning their summit attempt, "The summit is still there and we can go back. Lincoln only has one life." He remained close with Myles Osborne, who sacrificed his only attempt on Everest to aid Hall. Osborne says Hall was "a great guy, really laid back, with a penchant for bad jokes.” NBC Dateline aired Left for Dead on Mount Everest, an Emmy Award-nominated documentary special, in 2006. Hall wrote two books about his experience: "Dead Lucky: Life after death on Mount Everest (2007)" and "Alive In The Death Zone: Mount Everest Survival (2008)". A second documentary, "Miracle on Everest",

neg: Devayani Devayani In Hindu mythology, Devayani () was the important daughter of Shukracharya, Daitya guru and his wife Jayanti, daughter of Indra. She was married to Yayati, and gave birth to two sons — Yadu and Turvasu. Kacha, son of Brihaspati (Guru of Devas) was sent to the Shukracharya to learn the Mrita Sanjivini Mantra (technique of bringing dead back to life). His father tells him to impress Devayani, dearest daughter of Shukracharya in order to get the blessings of Shukracharya. Kacha follows his advise and unknown to him Devayani falls in love with him. Shukracharya's Daitya disciples want to kill

neg: Grimlock put him at odds with Optimus Prime, who advocated patience in the search for a way to rebuild the fallen Autobots. Grimlock finally lost patience, stole the bodies of the Dinobots and a shuttle from the Ark, and piloted it to the planet Hydrus Four, where scientists had developed a new fuel called nucleon. It was more powerful than energon and capable of bringing dead Transformers back to life, but it was unstable and could have unforeseen consequences. Grimlock was unwilling to subject his Dinobots to anything he would not go through himself, and thus decided to test the fuel

neg: Eastern Orthodox Church death even in his human nature. Not only this, but he opened the gates of Hades to all the righteous dead of past ages, rescuing them from their fallen human nature and restoring them to a nature of grace with God, bringing them back to life, this time in God's heavenly kingdom. And this path he opened to all who choose to follow him in time yet to come, thus saving the human race. Thus the Eastern Orthodox proclaim each year at the time of Pascha (Easter), that Christ "trampled down death by death, and on those in the tombs

neg: Hiʻiaka destroyed Hiiaka's sacred Lehua forest, but also killed Hopoe, turning her into stone. When Hiiaka returned, seeing her lover dead and her forest ravaged, she took revenge on Pele and embraced Lohiau. In retaliation, Pele sent waves of lava at the couple. Hiiaka was unharmed, but Lohiau was killed by the lava. Again, Hiiaka revived him, thus bringing him back to life twice. Pele, regretting her actions toward Hiiaka's forest and friend, decided to let Lohiau choose who he wanted to be with. Some versions of the legend say that Lohiau chose Hiiaka over Pele and returned with her to

neg: The Music Hall (Portsmouth) The Music Hall, bringing the best musicals to Seacoast audiences for the holidays. Winter 2018's show is Elf The Musical. The best in children’s theater brings books, plays, and music to life in these top-caliber affordable shows, entertaining children from 80 Seacoast Pre-K to Middle School groups, homeschoolers, and families. Forums, presentations, interviews, and documentaries tackle issues both hyper-local and global about 21st century-living with local experts and international leaders. Mainstream, independent, and foreign films are shown at both the Historic Theater and the Loft. These include weekly Extraordinary Cinema films, one-night-only Wildcard movies, and broadcasts from The Met and

neg: Elektra: The Hand bodies of Kagenobu Yoshioka and Eliza Martinez, despite taking her own life believing The Hand will have nothing more to do to her she is greatly wrong when one of the fraction leaders states that she has only done their job and even in death she cannot escape The Hand. The fraction leaders have planned to put Eliza through the process of bringing a fallen member back from the dead, her valiant display within the fight showed them that despite her not being of true Japanese descendant she is an exquisite warrior and once under The Hand's full control, she

neg: Bhagwan Gopinath children, bringing back dead to life as the situation demanded, bilocation, mindreading, materialisation, helping people to see the deity of local shrines like Kheer Bhawani and Hari Parbat in human form and also in the form of their effulgence and many more, which have been meticulously documented primarily by his principal biographer and also by other devotees. His devotees have also reported miracles after his death. On 3 July 1999, an officer of the 18th Battalion of The Grenadiers regiment of Indian Army reportedly sighted him at the battle front during Kargil war, directing assault operation to recapture Tiger Hills.

neg: Mortal (novel) Mortal (novel) Forbidden is a science fiction fantasy novel by Ted Dekker and Tosca Lee, published in February 2013. It is the second book in a trilogy. Nine years have passed since hero Rom Sebastian first stumbled upon a secret vial of blood capable of bringing himself back to life. He has survived impossible odds, and has created a secret faction of followers who have also taken the blood, the first Mortals in a dead world. The Order has built an elite army in which to hunt down and crush the living. Division and betrayal pose a threat to the

neg: Silent Jack Silent Jack Silent Jack are a British hard rock band formed in Birmingham, England, in 2009. They have been described as 'Ones to Watch' who are 'bringing a dead era back to life'. The band formed in 2009 when a fledgling rock band was started by brothers Adam and Scott Carson and some school friends. When their advert for a vocalist was answered by Rich 'Stitch' Mason, they had a full lineup and began to play local gigs around Birmingham and the local area, slowly gaining a reputation and a small following. The lineup would fluctuate over the next couple

neg: Mildred Barya also stated that such poetry "reveals the romanticist in Barya." Regarding Barya's third collection of poems, "Give Me Room To Move My Feet", Peter Nazareth, Professor of English at the University of Iowa, USA, claimed that "the poet breaks down and mends herself through spirituality, religion, and poetry, bringing back to life what seemed to be dead" and that Barya "never stops loving Mother Africa." Barya's short fiction has appeared in FEMRITE anthologies, Commonwealth Broadcasting Association, "African Love Stories", Picador Africa, and "Pambazuka News". An excerpt from her novel "What Was Left Behind" earned her the 2008 Pan African Literary