Navajo code talkers

Once again, today's xkcd is pretty much the funniest thing on the web.

Woman/Man/Woman

As I've just watched the only movie in the IMDb with the keyword "Medical Bill" (comedy from 1984), I figured a quick update on the keyword puzzle from earlier. Most of them were gotten, in fact.

• Animated Chess: both pegged by Rubrick
• Based on Painting: Also in the keywords: Spoof, Voice Changer. So it's not in fact Girl with a Pearl Earring, even though it should be. (The unique keyword there is "Delft Holland". I think there's a whole range of untapped place names to be done here. "Augusta Georgia" is unique, for instance. So is "Stockbridge Massachusetts", though it's for a Lansbury/Olivier TV movie, and not for the only movie with the keyword "Volkswagen Microbus".)
• Human Needed to Save Alien Planet: no, seriously, you should have seen this when it came out in 1984
• Swedish Sex Bomb: also, Funny Nazi

1. Based on Cult Comic Book: guessed by Androidqueen
2. Bubble Wrap: also Ostrich, Stupidity
3. Cat Juggling: Lunch Boy and Hathor got it
4. Champion Horse: Lapak knew it
5. Corrupt School System: recognized by a skeptical Hathor
6. Dragon Skeleton: known, alas, by Wesley Jenn
7. Fake War: Androidqueen knew this one too
8. Fictional Twin: Lunch Boy and his twin Dr. Whom Boy
9. King Edward I: Dr. Whom, tentative but right
10. Megalopolis: Aspartaimee (or else Hathor, whichever one of them is real)
11. Multiple Heads: Lunch Boy, even without a "shrubbery" hint
12. Remote Control Robot: Hathor probably knows it, but if it helps, it's also the only movie with "Steerage" as a keyword (other than an upcoming documentary on the same subject)
13. Severed Horse's Head: Gnomi, with the first guess
14. Sexy Male Vampire: Lilisonna knows her sexy male vampires (which, well, I already knew)
15. Wheel of Death: Aspartaimee knows her sexy Tina Turner
16. Wudang Mountains: Dr. Whooooom