111.   The hero, a dashing, muscle-bound animated character named Lt. Brad Maxwell, battles vicious terrorist robots and genetically mutated humanoids in an effort to save the world.

112.   The main character, Aaron, stumbles across great magical powers and, of course, is charged with saving his world.

113.   The movie gets around to slightly more serious stuff as the septuagenarian astronauts blast off to save the world.

114.   The object here is to travel through time before time runs out, finding the Oracle of Ages and saving the world along the way.

115.   The plot revolves around a group of offshore oil-well drillers led by Bruce Willis who are recruited by NASA to save the world.

116.   The scientists who started the Bulletin wanted to save the world.

117.   The two Churchills have both loved the United States for its youthful vitality, the spirit that arguably saved the world from tyranny in World War II.

118.   The twist, however, is that our superheroes first must ask to be excused from kindergarten for the day before they fly into action to save the world.

119.   There are also four different winning outcomes, from saving Johnny to saving the world.

120.   There Bruce Willis and his boys save the world.