Movies that Start with Z

Based on the descriptions, name these movies that start with the letter Z

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Description	Actor	Movie
Male model discovers there's more to life than being really, really, really, ridiculously good looking	Ben Stiller	Zoolander
Survivors of a zombie apocolypse head to a California amusement park which is supposedly free of zombies	Emma Stone	Zombieland
The story of the decade-long manhunt to find Osama Bin Laden	Jessica Chastain	Zero Dark Thirty
Detectives pursue a San Francisco serial killer who taunts police by promising to kill one person for every astrological sign	Jake Gyllenhaal	Zodiac
In a world run by animals, a cute little bunny has an improbable dream to become a police officer	Ginnifer Goodwin	Zootopia
A film version of the famous follies of the Broadway stage in the early 1900s	Lucille Ball	Ziegfeld Follies
An uptight Englishman becomes fast friends with a carefree Grecian	Anthony Quinn	Zorba the Greek
A regiment of English soldiers fights against South African tribesmen	Michael Caine	Zulu

Level 72

Sep 18, 2019

Zardoz starring Sean Connery.

Level 53

Mar 22, 2020

Seconded!

Level 56

Jun 17, 2020

Man o man how far off can a quiz be . .Zulu was a film of the 24th s defence of rorkes drift , .where a record 7 vc's were awarded . Calling it english force when actually was a Welsh regiment is farsical ,it may indeed of been Anglo Zulu war but again Welsh has been replaced with English or Scottish or whatever other nation questioner dreams up

Level 69

Aug 17, 2023

You should add Zookeeper with Kevin James. You should also add Zathura, Zoom and Z For Zackariah.

Level 87

Oct 13, 2023

The defence of Rorke’s Drift, although successful, was a mere sideshow to the much larger Battle of Isandlwana taking place that day. The overall result was a massive and humiliating defeat for the British army (which included the colonies of Scotland and Wales) the first time heavily-armed Imperial forces had been beaten by mainly spear-wielding natives - a remarkable feat on the part of the Zulu. The standard British response to military misadventure is to hand out a bunch of VC’s, thereby distracting the public from the less appealing truth.

Arguing about which accent the perpetrators of this unholy massacre used, seems to rather miss the point…

Level 43

Dec 11, 2023

True

"British" or "Britain" encompasses not just the English but also the Scottish and Welsh

Although "spear wielding natives" could be considered a slightly inaccurate/controversial description because technically the only people "native" to South Africa are the Khoi and San groups. Bantu peoples such as the Zulu (despite being based in South Africa for a long, long time now) migrated from further north. But I get what you meant, the terminology can just be a bit... well it's easy to be pedantic about it. These things can be tricky - of course, depending on where in the world is being discussed and by who - but otherwise what you said is pretty accurate, I just wanted to note that one thing :)

- from a South African history and archaeology student

Level 43

Dec 11, 2023

Hi, South African history and archaeology student here. "Tribe" (as in "tribesmen") is not really used anymore in the South African or African context anymore because of the historical usage and offensive connotations (ie "tribal" being used for peoples that were thought of as "primitive" - or "undeveloped" or "backward" - by old racist European/US anthropologists. Perhaps this is more of an academia thing rather than a casual everyday language thing, but just thought I'd let you know anyway :)

(However, please note that "tribe" is still a valid term used for or even claimed by other people groups around the world, such as some Native American groups.)

Level 70

Apr 4, 2024

The British regiment who fought the Zulus were Welsh, not English. Please change the word “English” to either Welsh or British, thank you

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