A) 50% B) 73% C) 68% D) 85%
A) 200 B) 150 C) 33 D) 189
A) 68 B) 73 C) 90 D) 85
A) 100 B) 189 C) 33 D) 50
A) Manohla Dargis B) Tom Long C) J. Hoberman D) Philip K. Dick
A) Manohla Dargis B) J. Hoberman C) Carina Chocano D) Andrew Sarris
A) The Village Voice B) The Washington Post C) The New York Times D) Los Angeles Times
A) Video games B) Novels C) Fairy tales D) Comic books
A) J. Hoberman B) Desson Thompson C) Andrew Sarris D) Kim Newman
A) Waking Life B) School of Rock C) Slacker D) Dazed and Confused
A) Michael Booth B) Robert Downey Jr. C) Philip K. Dick D) Tom Long
A) Kim Newman B) Desson Thompson C) Andrew Sarris D) Owen Gleiberman
A) Master of animation B) Hollywood newcomer C) Austin auteur par excellence D) Visual visionary
A) Three B) Four C) Two D) Five
A) Desson Thompson B) Peter Bradshaw C) Jack Mathews D) Amy Biancolli
A) CGI animation B) Stop motion C) Rotoscoping D) Live-action filming
A) Dallas Morning News B) Denver Post C) Houston Chronicle D) Detroit News
A) A B) B+ C) D D) C−
A) Roger Moore B) Chris Vognar C) Owen Gleiberman D) Tom Long
A) Chris Vognar B) Peter Bradshaw C) Jack Mathews D) Michael Booth
A) Tom Long B) Owen Gleiberman C) Roger Moore D) Jack Mathews
A) Orlando Sentinel B) Denver Post C) The Guardian D) Detroit News
A) Tom Long B) Chris Vognar C) Jack Mathews D) Michael Booth
A) Detroit News B) Dallas Morning News C) Orlando Sentinel D) Denver Post
A) The short runtime B) The poor acting C) The artiness D) The dialogue
A) Tom Long B) Michael Booths C) Roger Moore D) Chris Vognar
A) The New York Observer B) Houston Chronicle C) Dallas Morning News D) Empire magazine
A) Woody Harrelson B) Robert Downey Jr. C) Keanu Reeves D) Rory Cochrane
A) Reeves was busy filming another project. B) Reeves was too expensive for the budget. C) Reeves refused to work with the director. D) He thought Reeves would be reluctant to make another sci-fi film after The Matrix.
A) The promise of an award-winning role B) Hearing that Reeves was going to star and Linklater to direct C) The high salary offered D) His love for the original book
A) He thought it was too short. B) He thought it closely matched the novel. C) He thought it was boring and predictable. D) He thought it was the strangest one he had ever read.
A) Barris B) Arctor C) Freck D) Fred
A) He disliked the shooting location. B) He felt the pay was too low. C) He had scheduling conflicts. D) He did not want to recreate his role in Dazed and Confused.
A) Rory Cochrane and Alex Jones B) Keanu Reeves and Robert Downey Jr. C) Winona Ryder and Rory Cochrane D) Woody Harrelson and Winona Ryder
A) A percentage of the box office only B) A flat multi-million dollar fee C) Minimum wage with no extra incentives D) Screen Actors Guild scale rate plus back-end profits
A) Bruce Curtis B) Irshad Ashraf C) Alex Jones D) Shane Kelly
A) One month B) Three days C) Two weeks D) Six weeks
A) The removal of several main characters B) A fusion of Linklater's writing, the novel, and actors' input C) A script written entirely by the actors D) A completely rewritten script that ignored the book
A) He spent months studying real-life drug addicts. B) He memorized his dialogue using run-on sentences. C) He relied heavily on the original book. D) He came up with his character five minutes before getting on the elevator to work.
A) By listening to audio recordings on loop B) By writing it out in run-on sentences, studying them, and converting them to acronyms C) By improvising every single line on set D) By reading the book repeatedly
A) He wrote his own dialogue in run-on sentences. B) He improvised his scenes based on rehearsals. C) He relied on the book, marking down each scene to the corresponding page. D) He refused to read the script beforehand.
A) December 2004 B) June 1, 2004 C) May 17, 2004 D) April 15, 2004
A) Three months B) Two weeks C) Ten days D) Six weeks
A) The previous tenants left it looking like a run-down home. B) It was already a fully decorated film set. C) The previous tenants had completely renovated it. D) The director wanted it to look pristine and modern.
A) 100 B) 60 C) 25 D) 10
A) Anaheim, California B) Dallas, Texas C) Seattle, Washington D) Austin, Texas
A) During pre-production rehearsals B) Live on set C) In post-production D) Before principal photography began
A) Because natural lighting was used exclusively B) Because the cameras were automated C) Because the film was shot in black and white D) Because the live action footage was to be animated over later
A) The animators B) The original book's cover art C) The studio executives D) The film's theatrical lighting crew
A) They refused to wear costumes. B) They forgot their lines completely. C) They thought they were shooting a documentary. D) They forgot they would later be animated as they worked through a scene.
A) He performed a dangerous stunt without a double. B) He changed his costume midway through the take. C) He improvised a ten-minute monologue. D) He worked through several takes to produce a smoke ring for Barris' first closeup.
A) On a promotional website for the studio B) In a UK documentary about Richard Linklater C) In a Hollywood behind-the-scenes featurette D) In an American news broadcast
A) Bruce Curtis B) Shane Kelly C) Alex Jones D) Irshad Ashraf
A) May 2004 B) July 2005 C) January 2004 D) December 2004
A) Minority Report B) Paycheck C) Ubik D) A Scanner Darkly
A) Russ Galen B) Laura Leslie C) Tommy Pallotta D) Isa Hackett
A) $50 million B) $5 million C) $10 million D) $20 million
A) Tommy Pallotta B) Laura Leslie C) Russ Galen D) Isa Hackett
A) 2007 B) 2004 C) 2006 D) 1977
A) Traditional hand-drawn animation B) Interpolated rotoscope C) CGI motion capture D) Stop-motion animation
A) Steven Soderbergh B) Philip K. Dick C) Keanu Reeves D) Richard Linklater
A) Paramount Pictures B) Universal Pictures C) Warner Independent Pictures D) Warner Bros. Pictures
A) Substance Z B) Substance D C) Substance A D) Substance X
A) 10 percent B) 50 percent C) 20 percent D) 5 percent
A) Hank B) Fred C) Luckman D) Barris
A) A hologram mask B) A stealth cloak C) A scramble suit D) A digital helmet
A) Luckman B) Mike C) Hank D) Barris
A) Mike B) Hank C) Audrey D) Donna
A) Barris B) Donna C) Mike D) Luckman
A) A labor camp B) Anaheim C) The police station D) New-Path
A) Helen B) Sarah C) Audrey D) Fred
A) Performed poorly at the box office B) Moderate financial success C) A massive blockbuster hit D) The highest-grossing animated film of the year
A) Windows Media B) QuickTime C) AVI D) MP4
A) 6 months B) 12 months C) 18 months D) 24 months
A) magnified contrast layering B) digital vector manipulation C) interpolated cel tracing D) second order magnified contrast separation
A) Panasonic HVX200 B) Canon XL1 C) Panasonic AG-DVX100 D) Sony DSR-PD150
A) Rotoshop B) Toon Boom C) Flash D) After Effects
A) Ralph Bakshi B) Ashraf C) Richard Linklater D) Bob Sabiston
A) Ashraf's B) Bob's C) Sabiston's D) Bakshi's
A) childhood memories B) nightmares C) lucid dreaming D) hallucinations
A) Richard Linklater B) Ralph Bakshi C) Walt Disney D) Bob Sabiston
A) polygonal meshes B) raster pixels C) bitmap layers D) vector keyframes
A) An enlightening experience B) A breeze C) A trying process D) A short task
A) October 2004 B) March 2006 C) July 2006 D) September 2005
A) Locally B) Hollywood studios C) Internationally D) Disney animation
A) Mark Gill B) Ernesto Pallotta C) Richard Linklater D) Bob Sabiston
A) 12-hour days B) 10-hour days C) 18-hour days D) 24-hour days
A) September 2005 B) December 2005 C) January 2005 D) October 2004
A) Main animators B) Additional animation C) Lead directors D) Executive producers
A) A traditional Disney-esque production ethic B) A loose indie production ethic C) A rapid-fire digital ethic D) An experimental avant-garde ethic
A) September 1 B) March 31 C) December 31 D) July 7
A) Finding Nemo B) Cars C) Toy Story D) The Incredibles
A) Radiohead B) Graham Reynolds C) Jack Dangers D) DJ Spooky
A) 2005 B) 2003 C) 2001 D) 2006
A) A club performance B) A film festival C) A Broadway show D) A classical concert
A) Jack Dangers B) Thom Yorke C) DJ Spooky D) Timothy "Speed" Levitch
A) 10-minute B) 45-minute C) 20-minute D) 60-minute
A) No B) Only for percussion C) Partially D) Yes
A) The Amazing Sounds of Orgy B) Pulk/Pull Revolving Doors C) Black Swan D) Fog
A) The Amazing Sounds of Orgy B) Skttrbrain C) Fog D) Black Swan |