Entertainment: Film trivia questions
3918 multiple-choice Entertainment: Film trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- This 1987 movie directed by Peter Jackson involved aliens who wanted to use humans as meat for their fast food chain.
- The 1982 movie Creepshow was a combination of 5 individual stories. Which of the following is NOT one of the titles?
- This 1981 Italian film was set in New Orleans at the Seven Doors Hotel which was supposedly built over the gates of hell.
- William Katt starred in this 1980s movie with George Wendt of Cheers fame.
- No dialogue, just Albert Finney and the enamored Mrs. Walters at the dinner table, gorging themselves on crab and other goodies while gazing lustfully at one another in this classic, sexually suggestive mastication scene. What hilarious picaresque adventure is it from?
- The once spoiled and petulant heroine weeps for the love and lover she lost. But she soon brightens and declares, “Ill go home, and Ill think of some way to get him back! After all, tomorrow is another day! Name this movie, based on a Pulitzer Prize winning book, which garnered a record eight Oscars.
- The entomologist inspects the rare cocoon carefully and informs Starling that, “Somebody grew this guy. Fed him honey and nightshade, kept him warm. Somebody loved him.” Name the movie this scene is from.
- After killing Sargent Judson, Montgomery Clift staggers back to Lorene’s apartment with a serious knife wound. She screams as he stumbles through the door. What is the title of this acclaimed drama about love, honor, and friendship?
- In Cuba, the terminally ill Hyman Roth brings up the issue of Moe Green’s hit, telling Michael, I didnt ask who gave the order, because it had nothing to do with business! Which movie is this from?
- Eric Liddell reassures his sister, who is fearful that he is neglecting his commitment to missionary work: “I believe that God made me for a purpose . . . but He also made me fast, and when I run, I feel His pleasure. What Best picture is this from?
- Sheen levels the AK-47 at the wounded Barnes, whom he knows is responsible for the death of Elias. Barnes tells him in disgust to just “Do it!”, so he does, shooting Barnes three times in the chest. Name the movie this climactic scene is from.
- In what Best Picture does Peter Lorre, playing a sniveling petty criminal, scream and beg Richard Blaine to save him, as the police arrest him in Blaine’s nightclub and drag him away for murdering two soldiers?
- Cast adrift with his loyal officers, the corpulent Captain swears vengeance and prophetically promises to see Christian hanged by the neck for his actions. Name this historically inaccurate Oscar winner.
- Which director, known as the father of Bond films, directed the motion picture, Dr. No?
- What actor plays the villain in the movie Dr. No?
- In the famous James Bond movie, what part of Dr. Nos body is prosthetic?
- Dr. No is responsible for what evil deeds in the motion picture of the same name?
- Ursula Andress portrayed what character in the motion picture Dr. No?
- In the movie Dr. No, the doctor heads what organization?
- James Bond is assigned what weapon in the movie Dr. No?
- What creature is sent to kill James Bond in Dr. No?
- Who created the character of James Bond?
- This artist began his 1978 hit featured in the audio clip with the opening line: I saw a werewolf with a Chinese menu in his hand walking through the streets of Soho in the rain. He was looking for the place called Lee Ho Fooks, going to get a big dish of beef chow mein.
- In 1979, this band released a highly influential gothic rock single with the following lyrics: The bats have left the bell tower. The victims have been bled. Red velvet lines the black box. Bela Lugosis dead... Alone in a darkened room, The Count
- The Ramones recorded the title song to which Stephen King film?
- The song featured in the sound clip is Bark at the Moon, a 1983 recording by this artist who often incorporated elements of the horror genre in his music and stage presence.
- This haunting song by Echo the Bunnymen was used in the opening sequence in the cult classic, Donnie Darko.
- The 1973 song Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield was used for which of the following movies?
- With its vivid references to death, It would be hard to find a song more dark and haunting than the tune featured in the audio clip. Which group recorded this hit back in 1976?
- Dead Mans Party was a modest hit for this new wave band, known for their Halloween concerts and horror genre image which tended to be more off-beat than scary.