Trivia Questions On Action Movies! Quiz

Colonel Sun is not a James Bond movie. While the other options listed (Tomorrow Never Dies, Casino Royale, and On Her Majesty's Secret Service) are all actual James Bond movies, Colonel Sun is not part of the official James Bond film franchise. It is a novel written by Kingsley Amis under the pseudonym Robert Markham, featuring the character of James Bond, but it has never been adapted into a film.

In the 2001 movie "Ocean's Eleven," Elliott Gould played the character "Reuben Tishkoff."

In the film "Death Warrant," Jean-Claude Van Damme's character was in prison because he was undercover. This means that he purposely got himself arrested and imprisoned in order to investigate criminal activities from within the prison system. Being undercover allowed him to gather information and uncover the truth about the crimes being committed behind bars.

The movie "Bullitt" involves a spectacular car chase in San Francisco. This is evident from the iconic car chase scene in the movie, which takes place on the hilly streets of San Francisco. The scene showcases the protagonist, played by Steve McQueen, driving a Ford Mustang GT through the city, engaging in a thrilling pursuit with the villains. The setting of the car chase scene is a significant aspect of the movie and is widely recognized as one of the most memorable car chase sequences in film history.

In "The Karate Kid", Daniel's training tasks include waxing the car, sanding the floor, and painting the fence. However, washing the windows is not mentioned as one of his training tasks.

In the movie "Cobra," the line "You're the disease and I'm the cure" is spoken.

Telly Savalas played the role of Maggot in the 1967 movie "The Dirty Dozen".

Johnny Weissmuller played Tarzan in "Tarzan's New York Adventure". Johnny Weissmuller was a renowned Olympic swimmer who later became an actor and is best known for his portrayal of Tarzan in several films. His athletic abilities and distinctive Tarzan yell made him a popular choice for the role.

In the movie "Cannonball Run," Dom DeLuise played the character of Captain Chaos. This character is known for his unpredictable and chaotic behavior, which adds a comedic element to the film. DeLuise's portrayal of Captain Chaos is memorable and entertaining, making him the correct answer to the question.

"The coast is toast" was used to promote the film Volcano. This phrase suggests that the coast, referring to coastal areas, will be destroyed or in danger due to a volcanic eruption. It is a catchy and attention-grabbing tagline that effectively conveys the disaster theme of the movie.

American Graffiti was released in 1973, which is earlier than the release dates of the other three movies. Close Encounters Of The Third Kind was released in 1977, Jaws was released in 1975, and Star Wars was released in 1977. Therefore, American Graffiti was released the earliest among the given options.

In "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom," the Thugees were worshipping the god Kali. This is evident from the scenes in the movie where the Thugees perform rituals and sacrifices in honor of Kali. Kali is a Hindu goddess associated with death, destruction, and transformation. The movie portrays the Thugees as a cult that worships Kali and engages in human sacrifice as part of their religious practices.

James Coburn played the lead role in the movie "In Like Flint."

In the "Tomb Raider" series, Lara Croft trains with a robot named Simon. This robot assists her in her training and helps her develop her skills and abilities.

Jude Law played the character Gigolo Joe in the 2001 movie "Artificial Intelligence: AI".

In the film "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?", the characters played by Liz and Dick were George and Martha.

The correct answer is Dan Aykroyd. In the movie "Sneakers," Sidney Poitier starred alongside Dan Aykroyd. The other options, Chevy Chase, Steve Martin, and Bill Murray, did not appear in the film.

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In the movie "Twister," the drive-in scene features "The Shining." This can be inferred from the fact that "The Shining" is listed as one of the options and the question asks for the movie being shown during that particular scene.

In the movie "Mission: Impossible II," the virus being stolen is called Chimera.

Tom Sizemore played the character Pearl Cistern in the movie "Pearl Harbor".

The Man With The Golden Gun is the correct answer because it was released in 1974, not in the '80s. The other three movies listed, For Your Eyes Only, The Living Daylights, and Octopussy, were all released in the '80s.

Debra Winger and Theresa Russell starred in the 1987 thriller "Black Widow".

Anthony Kiedis makes a brief appearance in the movie "Point Break."

Lee Marvin played Liberty Valence in "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance".