Lights, Camera, Action! Can You Match These Famous Movies to Their Posters?
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From Back to the Future, to the Mummy, movies have been keeping us entertained for years. What is it that gets you interested in the movie to begin with? The movie's poster of course! Take this quiz and see if you can name these movies just by their posters; you might just be surprised!
From Back to the Future to The Mummy, movies have been keeping us entertained for years. But what gets you interested in the movie to begin with? The movie's poster! So, take this quiz and see if you can name all of these movies just by their posters; you might just be surprised!
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Question 1
In which of the following movies does an alien stranded on Earth struggle to find a way home?
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AE.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial
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BThe Goonies
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CFlight of the Navigator
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DGremlins
E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial
E.T.'s distinctive appearance was inspired by Albert Einstein, Carl Sandburg, Ernest Hemingway, and special effects artist Carlo Rambaldi's own painting "Women of the Delta". Before E.T., Rambaldi also designed the slobbering xenomorph from 'Alien' and the visitors from 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind'.
Question 2
A New York police officer joins a clandestine organization charged with protecting Earth from the very worst characters the universe has to offer.
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AThe Arrival
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BMen in Black
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CAlien Nation
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DSigns
Men in Black
The iconic sunglasses worn by the Men in Black are real designs made by Ray-Ban. Due to the film's popularity, the company saw more than a 300 percent increase in sales.
Question 3
Marty McFly accidentally travels back in time to 1955.
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ATeen Wolf
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BBack to the Future
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CThe Frighteners
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DBright Lights, Big City
Back to the Future
Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale's script for 'Back to the Future', about a high school student who travels through time from 1985 to 1955 in a DeLorean, was rejected four times before the savvy folks at Universal Pictures decided to turn it into a film.
Question 4
Three New York City academics start new careers as ghost removal experts.
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AMy Stepmother is an Alien
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BTrading Places
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CSpies Like Us
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DGhostbusters
Ghostbusters
The original premise for 'Ghostbusters' featured Dan Aykroyd, John Belushi, and Ernie Hudson as the titular ghost removal experts. The tone of the script was much darker, and the film was set in the future. It involved multiple teams of Ghostbusters bustin' ghosts across space and time, including 50 massive monsters the size of the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man. Predictably, the estimated budget for that concept was massive: roughly $718 million after adjusting for inflation.
Question 5
An unrelenting cybernetic organism arrives from the future with one goal in mind: kill Sarah Connor. She manages to survive with the help of a soldier that followed the robot back in time.
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AThe Terminator
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BPredator
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CMad Max
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DV for Vendetta
The Terminator
O.J. Simpson was heavily considered for the role of the cybernetic assassin. Producers opted to move on from the former football star because he wasn't believable as a cold-blooded killer.
Question 6
A genetic engineering company manages to recreate extinct life from 65 million years in the past.
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AThe Time Machine
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BGodzilla
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CJurassic Park
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DLand of the Lost
Jurassic Park
The immense success of Jurassic Park brought dinosaurs to the forefront of pop culture, and even influenced the name of the NBA expansion franchise in Toronto.
Question 7
A disabled marine takes the form of a member of the indigenous race on the planet Pandora. As he lives among them, he begins to sympathize with their way of life.
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AAvatar
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BBlade Runner
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CDances With Wolves
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DReplicant
Avatar
James Cameron originally wanted to make Avatar in the late 1990s, but the cost of the special effects made it untouchable by any studio. By the early 2000s, technology had advanced enough to make production feasible.
Question 8
A hotheaded fighter pilot strives to be the best in his class and also get the girl.
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ARisky Business
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BThe Color of Money
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CAll the Right Moves
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DTop Gun
Top Gun
'Top Gun' was the highest grossing film of 1986, raking in over $356 million worldwide. Its soundtrack was a critical and commercial hit, too; "Take My Breath Away", co-written by Giorgio Moroder and Tom Whitlock and performed by Berlin, won the Oscar for Best Original Song.
Question 9
Russell Crowe stars as a Roman General who seeks revenge for his family's murder.
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AL.A. Confidential
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BNoah
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CGladiator
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DRobin Hood
Gladiator
Gladiator is an epic action film starring Russell Crowe in the lead. The film won Best Picture at the 73rd Academy Awards.
Question 10
An underground computer hacker finds out the life he and every other person is living an elaborate fantasy concocted by the machines that are enslaving the human race.
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ATron: Legacy
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BLawnmower Man
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CPi
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DThe Matrix
The Matrix
The sequences inside the Matrix are all treated with distinct green overtones while scenes in the real world have more natural colors. The greens are used to make the viewer feel as if the movie is being viewed through an old-fashioned computer monitor.
Question 11
In the failing city of Detroit, the police force gets the upper hand on drug lords by turning a fallen officer into cybernetic being.
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AMemento
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BDemolition Man
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CTotal Recall
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DRoboCop
RoboCop
The RoboCop suit presented many problems for Peter Weller. Since the costume was so heavy, the actor lost as much as 3 pounds every day just from water loss. The bulky suit also made it impossible for Weller to enter and exit his squad car. Producers found a way around the issues by installing an air conditioning unit and editing any scenes that called for RoboCop to get into and out of the car.
Question 12
Nicolas Cage and John Travolta star in this classic 1990s film where they trade faces.
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ACon Air
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BFrom Paris with Love
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CFace/Off
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DThe Rock
Face/Off
This 1997 film, directed by John Woo, has become a cult classic, and it was nominated for Sound Effects Editing at the Academy Awards.
Question 13
Star Michael Keaton ad-libbed many of his lines in this Tim Burton fantasy.
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AFirst Blood
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BThe Lost Boys
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CThe Goonies
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DBeetlejuice
Beetlejuice
The original premise for Beetlejuice was a straight-up horror film that featured the titular character as a winged, demonic reptile. In screenwriter Michael McDowell's original script, he would then turn into a small Middle Eastern man and terrorize the Deetzes.
Question 14
Buddy cop films don't get much better than this classic action flick directed by Richard Donner.
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AThe Last Boy Scout
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BLast Action Hero
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CPayback
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DLethal Weapon
Lethal Weapon
Mel Gibson and Danny Glover star in this classic 1980s action film about two cops cleaning up the streets of Los Angeles. It later spawned 3 sequels and a TV series.
Question 15
A group of unlikely heroes travel throughout the cosmos on a mission to stop a psychotic warlord from exterminating the entire population of a planet.
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AIce Pirates
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BSpace Cowboys
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CGuardians of the Galaxy
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DThor
Guardians of the Galaxy
While the movie itself was a smash hit, the soundtrack for 'Guardians of the Galaxy' quickly became one of the most popular soundtracks of all time, even though it contained no original music. Many of the scenes were even written to fit specific songs.
Question 16
A humble waste disposal droid sets out on an amazing journey that ends up having a major influence on the future of the human race.
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AWALL-E
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BRobots
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CA.I. Artificial Intelligence
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DIdiocracy
WALL-E
Even though WALL-E takes place in the distant future, filmmakers looked to the past for inspiration. Since much of the film has no dialogue, the director looked to classic silent films for lessons on how to tell a story through visual means.
Question 17
Two slackers travel through history in a magical phone booth.
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ABig Trouble in Little China
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BBill & Ted's Excellent Adventure
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CTango and Cash
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DOver the Top
Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure
The original concept for 'Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure' was much different than the final film. It had Bill and Ted dying and being sent to Hell. An alternate ending of the existing film also involves Bill and Ted being chased by their own personal hells. The film was also initially titled "Bill & Ted Go to Hell", which was scrapped when producers realized they'd have a hell of a time trying to market the movie with that name.
Question 18
A small band of fighters stand up to a technologically-superior alien race that's intent on exterminating the human race.
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AIndependence Day
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BStargate
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CPredator
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DArrival
Independence Day
The president's famous 'Independence Day' speech was not in the original script for the film. It was added later to heighten drama as well as encourage the studio to fight to obtain the rights to the title, which were owned by another studio.
Question 19
This 1988 action film stars Bruce Willis as John McClane who finds himself in the middle of a terrorist plot at Nakatomi Tower.
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ADie Hard
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BLooper
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CUnbreakable
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DThe Fifth Element
Die Hard
In the first 'Die Hard', Bruce Willis plays John McClane, a cop who needs to save his estranged wife from terrorists. There have since been 4 more films in the franchise: 'Die Hard 2', 'Die Hard with a Vengeance', 'Live Free or Die Hard', and 'A Good Day to Die Hard'. The interesting thing is that John McClane never actually dies!
Question 20
A stodgy Southern widow grudgingly befriends her African-American chauffeur.
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AFried Green Tomatoes
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BOn Golden Pond
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CLean on Me
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DDriving Miss Daisy
Driving Miss Daisy
At age 81, Jessica Tandy became the oldest winner of the Oscar for Best Actress ever when she picked up the trophy for 'Driving Miss Daisy'. The film also won Best Picture, Best Adapted Screenplay, and Best Makeup.
Question 21
Liam Neeson plays Bryan Mills, a former CIA operative who needs to save his daughter in this 2008 film.
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ATaken
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BThe Grey
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CThe Commuter
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DNon-Stop
Taken
Liam Neeson's famous "I will find you, and I will kill you speech" was delivered in the first 'Taken' film. Two more sequels will made, both of which star Liam Neeson.
Question 22
A member of the LAPD is sent to infiltrate a street racing crew, only for the officer to become enamored by the lifestyle in this 2001 racing flick.
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AThe Fast and the Furious
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BRiddick
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CXXX
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DNeed for Speed
The Fast and the Furious
Starring Vin Diesel, Paul Walker and Michelle Rodriguez, 'The Fast and the Furious' has had numerous sequels come out with plenty more planned.
Question 23
Ellen Ripley is back fighting extraterrestrial beings that have taken over a moon colony.
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AIndependence Day
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BAliens
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CPredator
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DE.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
Aliens
Sigourney Weaver received a Best Actress Academy Award nomination for her role as Ellen Ripley in Aliens. This was the first time an actress received the nomination for a performance in an action movie.
Question 24
Charismatic police officer Axel Foley investigates his friend's murder while wading through the culture shock of southern California.
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ALethal Weapon
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BBeverly Hills Cop
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C48 Hrs.
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DHarlem Nights
Beverly Hills Cop
Eddie Murphy wasn't the studio's first choice for 'Beverly Hills Cop's Axel Foley. First, they courted Mickey Rourke who ultimately balked. Then Sylvester Stallone got the script and turned it into a traditional Stallone picture by stripping all the comedy out and making it a pure action flick. When he walked, many of his revisions went into 1986's 'Cobra'.
Question 25
Hijinks ensue at a "members-only" golf club.
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AThe Razor's Edge
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BRevenge of the Nerds
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COverboard
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DCaddyshack
Caddyshack
Co-stars Bill Murray and Brian Doyle-Murray and director Harold Ramis all worked at the same golf club as teens which served as co-writer Doyle-Murray's inspiration for the film's script about the trials and tribulations of a posh, members-only golf course and its wacky staff.
Question 26
Future soldiers fight a bloody war against an insect-like race.
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AStar Wars
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BCatch-22
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CPredator
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DStarship Troopers
Starship Troopers
Adapted from a novel by Robert Heinlein, 'Starship Troopers' contains many references to the fascist movements of World War II. The uniforms worn by the soldiers even borrow elements from German military clothing.
Question 27
Struggling actor Michael Dorsey poses as a woman to land a job on a soap opera.
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ARain Man
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BIshtar
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CFamily Business
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DTootsie
Tootsie
Jessica Lange snagged the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her turn as Julie, the co-star and love interest of Dustin Hoffman's struggling actor who impersonates a woman in order to get work. The film was also nominated for Best Picture, Actor, Actress, Director, Original Screenplay, Cinematography, Sound, Editing, and Original Song for Dave Grusin's "It Might Be You".
Question 28
One unlucky family's home is besieged by ghosts.
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AChild's Play
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BCreepshow
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CThe Shining
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DPoltergeist
Poltergeist
Celluloid conspiracy theorists believe that the 'Poltergeist' film franchise's production was cursed; several of the film's stars died unusual deaths, including Dominique Dunne (Dana Freeling) and Heather O'Rourke (Carol Anne Freeling).
Question 29
A suburban Chicago high schooler takes the sick day to end all sick days.
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AWar Games
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BBiloxi Blues
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CThe Freshman
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DFerris Bueller's Day Off
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
The Bueller family got close on the 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off' set. Really close. Matthew Broderick (Ferris) and Jennifer Grey (Jeanie) got engaged prior to the film's premiere. They were never married. The actors who played their parents, were, though. After the film's shoot, Lyman Ward and Cindy Pickett married and had two children before divorcing in 1992.
Question 30
Bruce Willis plays an ex-military taxi driver who's tasked with saving the world from a dark extraterrestrial threat.
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ASpaceballs
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BTaxi Driver
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CDr. Strangelove
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DThe Fifth Element
The Fifth Element
Director Luc Besson wrote the initial script for 'The Fifth Element' when he was only in high school but he was 38 years old when it finally opened in theaters. When it was released, it was the most expensive European movie ever made.
Question 31
In this 2002 Steven Spielberg thriller, Tom Cruise stars as a tech-savvy police detective who falls victim to his own crime fighting techniques.
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ATotal Recall
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BThe Matrix
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CMinority Report
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DI, Robot
Minority Report
To create a believable future in his film, Steven Spielberg put a team of futurists together to come up with things that might be commonplace in the year 2054. Much of the technology, while ahead of its time in 2002, is now in use today such as touch screens on smartphones.
Question 32
This 2003 martial arts film was written and directed by Quentin Tarantino. It serves as his homage to classic grindhouse cinema.
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AGattaca
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BPaycheck
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CPulp Fiction
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DKill Bill: Vol. 1
Kill Bill: Vol. 1
Uma Thurman stars as the Bride, out to seek revenge on the titular Bill. It is the first installment of the 'Kill Bill' franchise.
Question 33
This 2009 film paints a dystopian world where a race of extraterrestrials are forced to live in an impoverished area on Earth.
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ADistrict 9
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BThe Avengers
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CGattaca
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DAvatar
District 9
The 'District 9' storyline closely parallels events that occurred during apartheid in a section of Johannesburg, South Africa. Many of the shacks used in the movie were actual dwellings in Johannesburg's District 6.
Question 34
This 2015 action film takes places in a nuclear holocaust and introduced the world to Charlize Theron's Furiosa.
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AChildren of Men
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BMad Max: Fury Road
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CPlanet of the Apes
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DLogan's Run
Mad Max: Fury Road
'Mad Max: Fury Road' was a return to the franchise that was dormant for 30 years. It starred Tom Hardy in the lead role, taking over the role of Mad Max from Mel Gibson.
Question 35
New kid Ren shakes up the status quo when he moves to a small town where dancing and rock 'n' roll are forbidden.
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AFootloose
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BShe's Having a Baby
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CFlashdance
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DDirty Dancing
Footloose
'Footloose' is, uh, loosely based on the true story of Elmore City, Oklahoma, where dancing was forbidden for close to 90 years until a group of high schoolers reversed the ban so they could have prom.
Question 36
When a robot seemingly defies its programming to murder a human being, police investigate and uncover a much darker reality.
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ABicentennial Man
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BDemolition Man
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CI, Robot
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DA.I. Artificial Intelligence
I, Robot
Based on the writing of science fiction legend Isaac Asimov, 'I, Robot' uses the author's "three laws of robotics" as a major plot device. Under these guidelines, a robot must not harm or allow a human being to come to any harm through inaction. It must also obey any orders given by humans while also acting in the interest of its own self-preservation.
Question 37
After an alien race broadcasts a signal back to Earth, Jodie Foster vies to be the human being chosen to represent the entire planet in the first meeting.
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AAlien
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BStarman
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CContact
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DK-PAX
Contact
'Contact' was adapted from a novel written by noted astronomer Carl Sagan, who served as a producer on the film. The line repeated in the film about a universe without more life being "an awful waste of space" was one of Sagan's famous quotes.
Question 38
A utility worker from the Midwest experiences a vision after having an experience with an extraterrestrial spacecraft.
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AClose Encounters of the Third Kind
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BIndependence Day
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CAliens
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DDune
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
The KOA campground at Devil's Tower shows 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' every night, which puts this film in the running for most-screened movie of all time.
Question 39
Matt Damon plays Mark Watney, an astronaut who is forced to survive after being stranded on an alien planet.
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A2001: A Space Odyssey
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BThe Martian
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CInterstellar
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DGravity
The Martian
NASA provided extensive consultation on 'The Martian' to accurately portray the rigors of space travel. Some of the strategies used in the movie are actually being considered for future missions to Mars.
Question 40
A construction worker with a thirst for adventure gets his wish when he's suddenly the focus of an interplanetary conspiracy and manhunt.
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ATotal Recall
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BDark City
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CThe Bourne Identity
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DDemolition Man
Total Recall
The movie is based on a Philip K. Dick short story called "We Can Remember It for You Wholesale". In the original story, the main character's last name is Quail, but it was changed to Quaid for the film. Many theorize this was to avoid confusion with the Vice President of the United States at the time: Dan Quayle.
Question 41
This film is a look at the rise and fall of a self-sabotaging prizefighter.
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AMidnight Run
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BRaging Bull
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COnce Upon a Time in America
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DAngel Heart
Raging Bull
Robert De Niro won the Academy Award for Best Actor for his gutsy portrayal of self-destructive boxer Jake La Motta, beating out Robert Duvall (The Great Santini), John Hurt (The Elephant Man), Jack Lemmon (Tribute), and Peter O'Toole (The Stunt Man). That's some stiff competition.
Question 42
The serious students at a preppy boys boarding school in New England are shaken up by an inspiring English teacher.
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ADead Poets Society
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BGood Morning Vietnam
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CFast Times at Ridgemont High
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DSchool Ties
Dead Poets Society
Both Dustin Hoffman and Liam Neeson were attached to the part of English teacher John Keating, which ultimately went to Robin Williams. Keating himself was a composite of two of screenwriter Tom Schulman's real life teachers: one from the Actors and Directors Lab and one from his Nashville prep school.
Question 43
After unlocking an ancient portal, a group of scientists and military personnel travel to a planet that resembles ancient Egypt.
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ARaiders of the Lost Ark
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BThe Mummy
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CThe Time Machine
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DStargate
Stargate
Initial test screenings for 'Stargate' were disastrous, but changes made managed to turn the film into one of the biggest hits of 1994. The franchise has even spun off into several television shows.
Question 44
A computer hacker gets sucked into the digital world where he's forced to compete for his very survival.
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AMax Headroom
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BThe Matrix
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CTron
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DThe Lawnmower Man
Tron
'Tron' was an early example of computer-generated images in cinema. Despite its status as a groundbreaking film, the film was disqualified for an Academy Award for special effects because judges felt the digital graphics were cheating.
Question 45
A pair of cops have to go back to high school in this 2012 action/comedy.
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AMagic Mike
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BSuperbad
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CWhite House Down
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D21 Jump Street
21 Jump Street
'21 Jump Street' was directed by the same guys who made 'The Lego Movie', and it features much of the same meta humor. It was based on a TV series from the late 1980s that starred Johnny Depp.
Question 46
Stanley Kubrick's 1968 masterpiece follows scientists on a mission to Jupiter as their spaceship's super-intelligent computer malfunctions and rebels against their control.
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AInception
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B2001: A Space Odyssey
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CSphere
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DInterstellar
2001: A Space Odyssey
After being screened for critics, reviews were less than favorable with many reviewers complaining that '2001: A Space Odyssey' made no sense. Arthur C. Clarke, who wrote the story, said he set out intending to have it raise more questions than it answered.
Question 47
An army of Spartans march into battle against the army of the god-like king, Xerxes.
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AAlexander
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BTroy
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CWatchmen
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D300
300
This epic war movie, directed by Zack Snyder and based on a comic series from Frank Miller, sees 300 Spartans going up against 300,000 soldiers from the opposing army.
Question 48
A thief is able to enter the dreams of his victims and steal valuable information. Things get dangerous when he's asked to plant an idea in someone's mind.
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ADonnie Darko
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BPhantasm
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CInception
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DDoctor Strange
Inception
'Inception' features visually-stunning sequences, but Christopher Nolan took great care to maximize his use of practical effects. While many modern movies feature thousands of special effect shots, 'Inception' only uses approximately 500.
Question 49
After astronomers discover a comet on a collision course with Earth, humanity prepares itself for the disaster while a team of astronauts try to prevent it.
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ADeep Impact
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BThe Day After Tomorrow
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C2012
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DInterstellar
Deep Impact
Since 'Deep Impact' shared plot elements and release dates with Armageddon, producers had the script rewritten to remove a reference to the biblical doomsday.
Question 50
This baseball film put "If you build it, he will come" into the American lexicon.
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AMajor League
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BThe Natural
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CBull Durham
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DField of Dreams
Field of Dreams
'Field of Dreams' was originally titled "Shoeless Joe", but test audiences hated the name. They were probably right. "Shoeless" Joe Jackson was a member of the notorious Chicago "Black Sox" who were suspected of throwing the 1919 World Series to the Cincinnati Reds in exchange for cash. Jackson maintained his innocence until his death in 1951.
Question 51
An ex-cop is tasked with hunting down a group of human clones called "replicants" in future Los Angeles.
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AWitness
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BFrantic
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CBlade Runner
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DLadyhawke
Blade Runner
'Blade Runner' is based on Philip K. Dick's 1968 novel 'Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?'. Dick initially hated screenwriter Hampton Fancher's script for the film. A re-write by David Webb Peoples managed to change the author's mind.
Question 52
The Marvel Cinematic Universe got a little bigger with this 2018 film about T'Challa's rise to the throne.
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ABlack Panther
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BThor
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CBlade
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DIron Man
Black Panther
'Black Panther' is a 2018 superhero film set within the Marvel Cinematic Universe. King T'Challa becomes king and dons the mantle of Wakanda's Black Panther.
Question 53
James Bond sets out on his first mission where he needs to defeat terrorists in a high-stakes game of poker.
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ACasino Royale
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BGoldfinger
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CSkyfall
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DQuantum of Solace
Casino Royale
'Casino Royale', which came out in 2006, sees Daniel Craig taking the reigns as 007 for the first time. In the book 'Casino Royale', Bond has to play baccarat instead of poker.
Question 54
In 2016, audiences flocked to theaters to see the story about how the Rebel Alliance secured the plans for the original Death Star.
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AAttack of the Clones
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BRogue One: A Star Wars Story
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CThe Empire Strikes Back
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DReturn of the Jedi
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
The first in a series of standalone stories in the Star Wars universe, 'Rogue One' brought a different look to George Lucas' story. Iconic elements such as John Williams' music and the opening crawl were absent from this film.
Question 55
A talented police officer transfers to a small town hiding a dark secret in this 2007 action/comedy.
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APaul
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BBaby Driver
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CThe World's End
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DHot Fuzz
Hot Fuzz
This action comedy film stars Simon Pegg and Nick Frost as two cops bringing order to a sleepy English village.
Question 56
The film follows Eggsy, a brash low-life who is recruited by a secret society of secret agents.
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AKingsman: The Secret Service
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BKick-Ass
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CBody of Lies
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DThe Man from U.N.C.L.E.
Kingsman: The Secret Service
'Kingsman: The Secret Service' skewers spy movies of the past, and it won an Empire Award in 2015 for Best British Film. It also spawned a sequel in 2017 titled 'Kingsman: The Golden Circle'.
Question 57
Trapped in the jungle, a team of commandos go up against an alien warrior in this 1987 film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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AAlien
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BCommando
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CTotal Recall
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DPredator
Predator
Arnold Schwarzenegger, Carl Weathers, and Jesse Ventura star in 'Predator', a classic 1987 action, science-fiction film that has received sequels, crossovers and a reboot.
Question 58
Innocent victims are stalked by a disfigured serial killer who invades their dreams.
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AFriday the 13th
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BHellraiser
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CA Nightmare on Elm Street
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DThe Evil Dead
A Nightmare on Elm Street
This '80s horror classic, shot in just 30 days with more than 500 gallons of fake blood, is the film debut of Johnny Depp, who replaced Charlie Sheen. Robert Englund wasn't the first choice for Freddie Krueger, either. Writer-director Wes Craven first wanted to cast a stuntman, and then cast British actor David Warner (Titanic, TRON), who ultimately passed on the role.
Question 59
This 1994 film is about a man who comes back to life to avenge the death of his fiancee.
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AThe Punisher
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BThe Crow
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CRapid Fire
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DDark City
The Crow
'The Crow' features Brandon Lee's final film performance in this dark fantasy film based off a comic book.
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I missed the dang last question I should have know 98%
I accidentally hit the wrong answer bc the screen moved & I acted to soon to move on.
I got 88% right I miss the ones I didn’t see. Not bad. Wish they say who we were in the list.
Too many questions. They didn't tell you what character you were
It's was cool just some of the movies I haven't seen
I’m not a movie watcher at all just know what I hear people say or adds
I never saw most of these movies.
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Brought back memories
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Liked this. Opens,ones your mind !!?
I enjoyed doing it
I think they are fun!
Since l had only seen a vouple if these movies getting what l did was a bonus. It was fun.
It was alright
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I got them all wrong in 1 min & 9sec.
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I got a b I thought I did pretty good.