A) 45% B) 50% C) 38% D) 60%
A) 100 reviews B) 160 reviews C) 35 reviews D) 200 reviews
A) 6.5/10 B) 3.8/10 C) 5.19/10 D) 7.0/10
A) 45 out of 100 B) 38 out of 100 C) 60 out of 100 D) 75 out of 100
A) 35 critics B) 10 critics C) 160 critics D) 50 critics
A) A– B) A+ C) B+ D) B-
A) Doris Day B) Andrew Sarris C) Bill Muller D) Roger Ebert
A) One out of four B) Two out of four C) Four out of four D) Three out of four
A) Marilyn Monroe B) Doris Day C) Audrey Hepburn D) Grace Kelly
A) Melanie Carmichael B) Roger Ebert C) Bill Muller D) Andrew Sarris
A) New York socialite B) Texas cowgirl C) Boston student D) California sorority girl
A) Bill Muller B) Roger Ebert C) Hotel Transylvania D) Andrew Sarris
A) Alabama Rose B) Melanie Carmichael C) Legally Blonde D) Doris Day
A) 24-year-old B) 30-year-old C) 21-year-old D) 26-year-old
A) Over US$130 million B) US$30 million C) US$21.3 million D) Over US$35 million
A) Barbershop and Red Dragon B) Rush Hour and Hotel Transylvania C) Red Dragon and Legally Blonde D) The Tuxedo and Barbershop
A) Red Dragon B) The Tuxedo C) Barbershop D) Rush Hour
A) 2012 B) 2015 C) 2002 D) 2003
A) Red Dragon B) Hotel Transylvania C) Barbershop D) The Tuxedo
A) $53.4 million B) $130 million C) $35 million D) $21.3 million
A) Over US$35 million B) Over US$130 million C) US$128.7 million D) US$53.3 million
A) US$128,700,000 B) US$35,000,000 C) US$130,000,000 D) US$53,399,006
A) US$35 million B) US$21.3 million C) US$30 million D) US$53.3 million
A) February 4, 2012 B) September 2002 C) February 4, 2003 D) November 6, 2012
A) November 6, 2012 B) February 4, 2003 C) February 4, 2012 D) November 6, 2003
A) 35 million B) 160 million C) 2 million D) 7.40 million
A) 2 million B) 7.40 million C) 130 million D) 35 million
A) Fifteen songs B) Thirteen songs C) Ten songs D) Twenty songs
A) Exactly two artists B) Different artists C) A single artist D) Only local artists
A) 1998 B) 2002 C) 2000 D) 2004
A) C. Jay Cox B) Reese Witherspoon C) Andy Tennant D) Josh Lucas
A) Lynyrd Skynyrd B) Reese Witherspoon C) Andy Tennant D) C. Jay Cox
A) Josh Lucas B) Patrick Dempsey C) Fred Ward D) Ethan Embry
A) Ethan Embry B) Fred Ward C) Josh Lucas D) Patrick Dempsey
A) Melanie Lynskey B) Reese Witherspoon C) Candice Bergen D) Jean Smart
A) Eagles B) Lynyrd Skynyrd C) The Rolling Stones D) Creedence Clearwater Revival
A) Glassblower B) Mayor C) Journalist D) Fashion designer
A) Warner Bros. B) Paramount Pictures C) Universal Pictures D) Buena Vista Pictures
A) Hollywood Pictures B) Touchstone Pictures C) Pixar D) Miramax
A) Lightning striking sand B) A wildfire C) A tornado D) A hurricane
A) Pigeon Creek B) Vanderbilt C) Carmichael D) Deep South
A) Governor B) Mayor of New York City C) Congressman D) U.S. President
A) She miscarried B) He refused to work C) She moved to New York for fashion D) He cheated on her
A) She threatens to call the police B) She burns his house down C) She tells Andrew about him D) She empties his checking account
A) Kate's assistant B) Melanie's longtime friend C) Melanie's attorney D) Andrew's brother
A) Earl Smooter B) Bobby Ray Bailey C) Wallace Buford D) Barry Lowenstein
A) Glassblower B) New York Post reporter C) Lawyer D) Photographer
A) A fashion magazine B) A real estate agency C) A local bar D) A glassblowing resort/gallery
A) A local bartender B) Melanie's attorney C) Andrew's father D) Kate's assistant
A) Kate Hennings B) Wallace Buford C) Andrew Hennings D) Barry Lowenstein
A) Glass sculptures B) Trees C) Lightning rods D) Flags
A) Erin Vanderbilt B) Kate Hennings C) Pearl Smooter D) Melanie Smooter
A) Deep South Glass B) Alabama Lightning C) Pigeon Creek Bar D) Carmichael Fashion
A) Universal acclaim B) Unfavorable critical reception C) Mixed to positive reviews D) Pulitzer Prize recognition
A) It broke box office records worldwide B) It was a success C) It was a major bomb D) It earned no profit |