1.
Which TV show did the "Mission: Impossible III" director not produce?
Correct Answer
C. Desperate Housewives
Explanation
The correct answer is "Desperate Housewives" because the "Mission: Impossible III" director, J.J. Abrams, did produce the other three TV shows mentioned: "Alias," "Felicity," and "Lost."
2.
Which African-American film director helmed the movie "Inside Man"?
Correct Answer
B. Spike Lee
Explanation
Spike Lee is the correct answer because he is an African-American film director who directed the movie "Inside Man." He is well-known for his contributions to African-American cinema and has directed numerous critically acclaimed films throughout his career. Spike Lee's distinctive style and storytelling have made him a prominent figure in the film industry.
3.
Who wrote and directed "Madea's Family Reunion"?
Correct Answer
C. Tyler Perry
Explanation
Tyler Perry wrote and directed "Madea's Family Reunion."
4.
In what city does the movie "I, Robot" take place?
Correct Answer
C. Chicago
Explanation
The movie "I, Robot" takes place in Chicago. This can be inferred from the question itself, as it asks for the city where the movie is set.
5.
Which member of Monty Python appeared in "Harry Potter & The Sorcerer's Stone"?
Correct Answer
D. John Cleese
Explanation
John Cleese appeared in "Harry Potter & The Sorcerer's Stone" as Nearly Headless Nick, the ghost of Gryffindor House. He played a memorable and comedic role in the film, bringing his unique style of humor to the character. Cleese's appearance in the movie added to the star-studded cast and helped to create a magical and entertaining experience for viewers.
6.
In what state is the Shawshank Redemption set?
Correct Answer
A. Maine
Explanation
The Shawshank Redemption is set in the state of Maine. This can be inferred from the fact that the story is based on a novella written by Stephen King, who is known for setting many of his stories in Maine. Additionally, the film adaptation of The Shawshank Redemption was primarily filmed in Ohio, which has a similar landscape to Maine, further supporting the idea that the story takes place in Maine.
7.
What is the name of the actor who has appeared in the movies "A Simple Plan", "Office Space", "The Gift", and "Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story"?
Correct Answer
D. Gary Cole
Explanation
Gary Cole is the correct answer because he has appeared in the movies "A Simple Plan," "Office Space," "The Gift," and "Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story."
8.
Who appeared in the films, "Out of Sight", "Cop Land", and "Clockers"?
Correct Answer
A. Paul Calderon
Explanation
Paul Calderon appeared in the films "Out of Sight", "Cop Land", and "Clockers".
9.
Who is responsible for the famous movie quote, "Game over, man. Game over."?
Correct Answer
C. Bill Paxton
Explanation
Bill Paxton is responsible for the famous movie quote, "Game over, man. Game over."
10.
Which "Lost" actor also appeared in the films "Tombstone" and "The Rocketeer"?
Correct Answer
B. Terry O'Quinn
Explanation
Terry O'Quinn is the correct answer because he is the actor who appeared in the films "Tombstone" and "The Rocketeer" in addition to his role in the TV show "Lost".
11.
Who from among these people in TV and film are not related to each other?
Correct Answer
A. Ed Asner, John Favreau
Explanation
Ed Asner and John Favreau are not related to each other in TV and film.
12.
In Pirates of the Carribean, Jack Sparrow almost always has a bandanna on the top of his head. During the movie there is a blooper showing what company made the bandanna. What is that company?
Correct Answer
B. Adiddas
Explanation
The blooper in Pirates of the Caribbean reveals that the company that made the bandanna worn by Jack Sparrow is Adiddas.
13.
What movie does this line come from. "We got rid of all our misfits...sent "em back to England."
Correct Answer
B. Quigley Down Under
Explanation
The line "We got rid of all our misfits...sent 'em back to England" is from the movie "Quigley Down Under."
14.
What movie did not recieve a zero-star review from critic Roger Ebert?
Correct Answer
A. Catwoman
Explanation
Catwoman did not receive a zero-star review from critic Roger Ebert.
15.
What military/political leader was the subject of a planned Stanley Kubrick project that was planned but never filmed?
Correct Answer
B. Napoleon Bonaparte
Explanation
Stanley Kubrick, a renowned filmmaker, had planned a project centered around Napoleon Bonaparte, the military and political leader. However, this project never materialized into a film.
16.
Who directed Brazil?
Correct Answer
A. Terry Gilliam
Explanation
Terry Gilliam directed Brazil.
17.
What movie is the famous quote "we don't need no stinkin' badges" originally from?
Correct Answer
C. The Treasure of The Sierra Madre
Explanation
The famous quote "we don't need no stinkin' badges" is originally from the movie "The Treasure of The Sierra Madre".
18.
Who played the Elvis-like "Mentor" in the movie "True Romance"?
Correct Answer
B. Val Kilmer
Explanation
Val Kilmer played the Elvis-like "Mentor" in the movie "True Romance."
19.
How many times Did Ed Rooney tell Ferris's Mom that he had been absent in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off"?
Correct Answer
D. 9
Explanation
In "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," Ed Rooney tells Ferris's Mom nine times that Ferris has been absent. This is significant because it shows how persistent and determined Ed Rooney is in his pursuit of Ferris, as he goes to great lengths to catch him in the act of skipping school. Rooney's repeated attempts to inform Ferris's Mom about his absences also add to the comedic tension and highlight the cat-and-mouse dynamic between the two characters.
20.
What does the ATM say to Patrick Bateman in the movie "American Psycho"?
Correct Answer
A. "Feed me a stray cat."
Explanation
In the movie "American Psycho," the ATM says "Feed me a stray cat" to Patrick Bateman. This line is a hallucination experienced by Bateman, reflecting his disturbed and violent mindset. It symbolizes his sadistic and psychopathic tendencies, as he derives pleasure from inflicting harm on others, even innocent beings like stray cats. The line serves to emphasize Bateman's twisted nature and further portrays the dark and disturbing themes explored in the film.
21.
How many characters did Eddie Murphy play in the movie "Coming to America"?
Correct Answer
A. 4
Explanation
In the movie "Coming to America," Eddie Murphy played four different characters. This means that he portrayed multiple roles throughout the film, showcasing his versatility as an actor.
22.
What does Theo say when the police attack vehicle is hit with a rocket in the movie "Die Hard"?
Correct Answer
B. "And the quarterback is toast!"
Explanation
In the movie "Die Hard," when the police attack vehicle is hit with a rocket, Theo exclaims "And the quarterback is toast!" This line is a humorous way of expressing the severity of the situation. Comparing the destruction of the vehicle to a quarterback being "toast" implies that the attack was devastating and there is no chance of survival. It adds a touch of dark humor to the intense action scene.
23.
In the movie "UHF", what is the name of the gameshow hosted by Kuni?
Correct Answer
D. "Wheel of Fish"
Explanation
In the movie "UHF", Kuni hosts a gameshow called "Wheel of Fish". This is evident from the given options where "Wheel of Fish" is the only gameshow mentioned.
24.
In what year was the first festival, as depicted in the film "Glastonbury", held?
Correct Answer
A. 1970
Explanation
The correct answer is 1970. This is the year in which the first festival, as depicted in the film "Glastonbury," was held.
25.
What movie was Stanley Kubrick making while Alan Conway was impersonating Kubrick in London?
Correct Answer
D. Eyes Wide Shut
Explanation
Alan Conway was impersonating Stanley Kubrick in London during the production of the movie "Eyes Wide Shut".
26.
Who did not star in the film "The Departed'"?
Correct Answer
A. Clint Eastwood
Explanation
Clint Eastwood did not star in the film "The Departed". The other three options, Jack Nickelson, Mark Walhberg, and Leonardo Dicaprio, all had roles in the movie.
27.
Who played Michele Piefer's husband in the film "What Lies Beneath"?
Correct Answer
A. Harrison Ford
Explanation
Harrison Ford played Michele Pfeiffer's husband in the film "What Lies Beneath."
28.
Who starred in the 2000 film "Sleepy Hollow"?
Correct Answer
C. Johnny Depp
Explanation
Johnny Depp starred in the 2000 film "Sleepy Hollow".
29.
In what film were 3 unsuspecting victims lured to "Hill House"?
Correct Answer
C. The Haunting
Explanation
In the film "The Haunting," three unsuspecting victims are lured to "Hill House." This film is a horror movie that revolves around a group of people who participate in a sleep study at a haunted mansion. As they stay in the house, they start experiencing terrifying and supernatural occurrences, revealing the dark secrets of the house. The film is known for its suspenseful atmosphere and psychological horror elements.
30.
What was Michael Douglas's occupation in the film "Don't Say a Word"?
Correct Answer
B. Psychiatrist
Explanation
In the film "Don't Say a Word," Michael Douglas's occupation is a psychiatrist. This is evident from his portrayal of a character who specializes in mental health and works with patients to understand and treat their psychological issues. As a psychiatrist, he plays a crucial role in the storyline, providing insights into the main character's mental state and contributing to the overall plot development.
31.
Who starred as Richard Dreyfuss's wife in the movie "Close Encounters of the Third Kind"?
Correct Answer
D. Terri Garr
Explanation
Terri Garr starred as Richard Dreyfuss's wife in the movie "Close Encounters of the Third Kind".