Test Your Knowledge On Chasing Amy (1997)

In the movie "Chasing Amy," Jason Lee's wife played the character Kim.

The character Alyssa Jones from "Chasing Amy" graduated from high school in 1988. This information is not provided in the question, but it is the correct answer based on the given options.

Dwight Ewell is the correct answer because he is the actor who plays the character Hooper in the movie "Chasing Amy".

In the movie "Chasing Amy," Banky uses the Weather Channel and CNN to explain his approach to sex. This suggests that he views sex as something that is influenced by both external factors (like the weather) and societal influences (like the news). By using these two TV channels, Banky implies that his approach to sex is a combination of personal desires and external influences.

Brian O'Halloran made a cameo appearance in "Chasing Amy" as a television executive.

Ethan Suplee is the correct answer because he played the character who was obsessed with Bluntman and Chronic in the movie "Chasing Amy."

The top pin on Hooper's jacket in "Chasing Amy" says "The Black Man Is God."

In the movie "Chasing Amy," Banky hurt his neck while fooling around with Brandi Svenning.

In the movie "Chasing Amy," Jason Lee plays the character Banky Edwards. Joey Lauren Adams, who plays Alyssa Jones, makes out with Kim, who is played by Jason Lee's real-life wife. Therefore, the correct answer is Jason Lee.

In "Chasing Amy", Holden compares Bluntman and Chronic to Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Meet Valdamir & Estragon. This comparison suggests that like the characters in the play "Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead" who are secondary characters in Shakespeare's "Hamlet", Bluntman and Chronic are also secondary characters in the comic book world. The comparison highlights the idea that Bluntman and Chronic are not the main focus of the story but rather supporting characters.

"Chasing Amy" was released in 1997.

Walt Flanagan's Dog is referenced in all of Kevin Smith's movies, including "Chasing Amy." This suggests that Walt Flanagan's Dog is a recurring character or reference throughout Kevin Smith's filmography.

Robert Holtzman is the correct answer because it is the only option that matches the given description of "Ratface" being the production designer on Kevin Smith's movie "Chasing Amy". The other options, Rob Van Damme, Robert Hockman, and Robert Hooper, do not match the given description and therefore cannot be the real name of "Ratface".

In the beginning of "Chasing Amy", the ComicCon has been annually running for 3 years.

Mike Allred is the correct answer because he is the artist who actually drew the "Bluntman & Chronic" book for the movie "Chasing Amy". The other options, Gene Colan, Louis Bright-Raven, and Howard Cruse, are not associated with the creation of the book.

In the 1997 movie "Chasing Amy," there are three issues of "Bluntman and Chronic" featured.

In the movie "Chasing Amy," Jay was seen rolling a blunt at the diner. This suggests that he was preparing a marijuana cigarette using a blunt wrap, which is a type of cigar wrapper made from tobacco leaves. Rolling a blunt is a common way to consume marijuana, and it implies that Jay was engaging in recreational drug use at the diner.

In the Kevin Smith film "Chasing Amy", Rick Derris is the actor who is seen sitting next to Holden and Alyssa in the ice rink.

Tricia is the correct answer because in the movie "Mallrats," Alyssa Jones' sister is named Tricia. This character is portrayed by Joey Lauren Adams.

Alyssa's friend thinks a Vulcan is weird at the Comic-Con at the end of "Chasing Amy".

Quentin Tarantino called "Chasing Amy" the best film of 1997.

In the movie "Chasing Amy", the artwork on the wall in the TV executives' office belongs to the band Pink Floyd.

The running time of the movie "Chasing Amy" is 113 minutes.

In the movie "Chasing Amy," Banky finds Holden and Alyssa lying on a red couch. This information is not explicitly mentioned in the question, but it is implied that the couch is a significant element in the scene. The color red may symbolize passion, love, or intensity, which could be relevant to the context of the movie.

In the Kevin Smith film "Chasing Amy", Holden and Banky were catching a train to Boston.

The correct answer is Ocean Ice Palace. In the movie "Chasing Amy," the ice rink is referred to as Ocean Ice Palace.

Alyssa Jones attended North high school and graduated in 1988.

In the movie "Chasing Amy," Alyssa was wearing a Toronto Maple Leafs hockey jersey while she was on the phone with Holden.

The license plate behind Hooper when he is giving his black rage speech in "Chasing Amy" reads "Cracker #1". This license plate is likely meant to symbolize racial tension and the derogatory term "cracker" which is used to refer to white people. It adds to the overall theme of the film which explores issues of race and identity.

In the film "Chasing Amy," Hooper X leaves Holden to go look at a CD by the artist or group Yanni.