Terminator 2: Judgment Day - Quiz
A) December 1993 B) November 1991 C) December 11, 1991 D) January 1992
A) 714,000 B) 199,000 C) 1,000,000 D) 500,000
A) 11 B) 200 C) 70 D) 29
A) 29 B) 10 C) 5 D) 70
A) 1993 B) 1991 C) 2000 D) 1997
A) He didn't have creative control B) He considered theatrical releases to be definitive C) The studio prohibited the term D) The extended versions were unfinished
A) 2000 B) 2003 C) 1997 D) 1993
A) Arnold Schwarzenegger B) Brad Fiedel C) Van Ling D) James Cameron
A) Deleted scenes and storyboards B) Cast interviews and commentaries C) T-1000 inspecting John's bedroom and the alternate ending D) Theatrical cuts only
A) Skynet Edition B) Extreme Edition C) Special Edition D) Ultimate Edition
A) 2003 B) 2006 C) 2017 D) 2009
A) 14-inch T-800 skull bust B) Life-size T-800 skeleton forearm C) Original film reel D) Signed script
A) 2017 B) 2003 C) 1997 D) 2009
A) 714,000 B) 1,000 C) 6,000 D) 14
A) Cameron's Cut B) Reprogramming the Terminator C) Judgment Day Revealed D) The Ultimate T2
A) July 4 B) July 3 C) June 30 D) July 10
A) $52.3 million B) $31.8 million C) $57 million D) $45.2 million
A) The Naked Gun 2½ B) Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves C) The Terminator D) Batman
A) Twenty-six B) Fifteen C) Ten D) Twelve
A) $145 million B) $204.8 million C) $130 million D) $165 million
A) Brazil B) France C) Japan D) Australia
A) $312.1 million B) $400–$405 million C) $519–$520.9 million D) $619 million
A) A B) B+ C) A+ D) A-
A) Cameron B) Furlong C) Schwarzenegger D) Patrick
A) 2,495 B) 2,100 C) 2,274 D) 2,500
A) Morton B) Hamilton C) None of the above D) Weaver
A) It was muddled B) It was too political C) It was too simple D) It was nonexistent
A) A knight protecting a young prince B) A father teaching his son how to drive C) The story of Pinocchio becoming a real boy D) The Tin Man receiving a heart in The Wizard of Oz
A) A military commander B) A police officer C) A wealthy businessman D) A survivalist
A) Blackie Lawless B) Billy Idol C) Charlie Korsmo D) Sting
A) The Sting song 'Russians' B) A documentary about survivalists C) A comic book character D) Cameron's own childhood
A) The technical complexity of the stunts B) The long filming schedule C) The non-lethal depiction of his character D) The lack of dialogue
A) Real estate in Los Angeles B) A percentage of the box office gross C) A financed Gulfstream III jet D) Stock options in the studio
A) Surprisingly easy B) Sheer hell C) A life-changing spiritual journey D) A dream come true
A) Joe Morton B) Billy Idol C) Denzel Washington D) Charlie Korsmo
A) A sleek predator B) A lightning bolt C) A silent shadow D) A Porsche
A) Joe Morton B) Robert Patrick C) Billy Idol D) Arnold Schwarzenegger
A) An eagle B) An insect C) A cat D) A shark
A) Synthetic plastic B) Liquid metal C) Human tissue D) Reinforced carbon fiber
A) Robert Patrick B) Earl Boen C) Danny Cooksey D) Joe Morton
A) Joe Morton B) Xander Berkeley C) Cástulo Guerra D) Dean Norris
A) Carolco Pictures B) Hemdale Film Corporation C) Lightstorm Entertainment D) TriStar Pictures
A) The Abyss B) The Terminator C) Aliens D) Total Recall
A) James Cameron B) William Wisher C) Mario Kassar D) Stan Winston
A) Edward Furlong B) Michael Edwards C) Danny Cooksey D) DeVaughn Nixon
A) Enrique Salceda B) Todd Voight C) Peter Silberman D) Miles Bennett Dyson
A) Dalton Abbott B) Danny Cooksey C) Michael Edwards D) Edward Furlong
A) Kyle Reese B) Sarah Connor C) Miles Bennett Dyson D) The T-1000
A) Pescadero B) Skynet C) Cyberdyne D) The Resistance
A) Pescadero State Hospital B) Los Angeles Prison C) A steel mill D) Cyberdyne Systems
A) Miles Dyson B) William Wisher C) John Connor D) James Cameron
A) Hemdale Film Corporation B) Industrial Light & Magic C) Carolco Pictures D) Cyberdyne Systems
A) Gave a thumbs-up B) Shook Sarah's hand C) Revealed the future D) Taught him a catchphrase
A) Academy Awards B) Tony Awards C) Nobel Prize D) Grammy Awards
A) 2023 B) 2019 C) 1991 D) 2003
A) Edward Furlong B) Hamilton C) Patrick D) Schwarzenegger
A) The set is closed B) You are not allowed here C) It's male stripper night D) We are filming a movie
A) Santa Monica Place B) Bull Creek spillway C) Corral bar D) Elysian Park
A) A broken ankle B) Permanent partial hearing loss C) Concussion D) Second-degree burns
A) CGI enhancements B) Steam machines C) Lighting techniques D) Physical paint jobs
A) Megaphones B) 187 walkie-talkies C) Signal flags D) A PA system
A) Executives B) James Cameron C) Schwarzenegger D) Adam Greenberg
A) Four days a week B) Six days a week C) Five days a week D) Three days a week
A) Computer Scientist B) Military General C) US Senator D) Resistance Leader
A) The T-800 being frozen B) The final battle sequence C) The dream sequence with Kyle Reese D) The T-1000's death
A) 24-hour shifts B) 18-hour shifts C) 12-hour shifts D) 16-hour shifts
A) 120 minutes B) 150 minutes C) 137 minutes D) 145 minutes
A) TriStar Pictures headquarters B) Skywalker Ranch C) Los Angeles D) Arcadia
A) John playing with his daughter in a park B) Characters looking out at the road ahead C) An aged Sarah narrating the history of Skynet D) The T-800 sacrificing itself in a different location
A) Fantasy II Film Effects B) Stan Winston Studio C) 4-Ward Productions D) ILM
A) James Cameron B) Brad Fiedel C) Stan Winston D) Dennis Muren
A) The Termovision POV B) Miniatures C) Digital wire removal D) Prosthetics
A) 50–60 shots B) 100 shots C) 150 shots D) 42–43 shots
A) 150 B) 42–43 C) 50–60 D) 100
A) Atonal B) Avant-garde C) Aggressive D) Warmer
A) George Thorogood & the Destroyers B) Nine Inch Nails C) Guns N' Roses D) Dwight Yoakam
A) You Could Be Mine B) Guitars, Cadillacs C) Bad to the Bone D) Head Like a Hole
A) Twenty B) Thirty-seven C) Fifty-five D) Sixty
A) 30% B) 10% C) 20% D) 50%
A) Escapist entertainment B) Political thrillers C) Historical biopics D) Documentary-style drama
A) Fiedel B) Cameron C) Winston D) Schwarzenegger
A) Burger King B) Subway C) Taco Bell D) McDonald's
A) PG-13 B) PG C) R D) NC-17
A) Teenagers B) Film collectors C) Adults D) Children
A) Coca-Cola B) 7-Up C) Sprite D) Pepsi
A) Best Dramatic Presentation B) Best Science Fiction Film C) Favorite Motion Picture D) Best Special Effects
A) Robert Patrick B) Linda Hamilton C) Arnold Schwarzenegger D) Edward Furlong
A) Best Film Editing B) Best Sound C) Best Original Screenplay D) Best Cinematography
A) Eight B) Four C) Six D) Two
A) The Hospital Escape B) L.A. Freeway Scene C) The Cyberdyne Explosion D) The Steel Mill Fight
A) Best Screenplay B) Best Science Fiction Film C) Best Direction D) Best Dramatic Presentation
A) Top international star B) Most desirable male C) Highest paid actor D) Best director
A) The Abyss B) True Lies C) Terminator 3 D) Titanic
A) Best Visual Effects B) Best Sound Editing C) Best Picture D) None specified as a category, just a distinction for winning
A) Skyline B) Judgment C) Hero D) Cyberdyne
A) Randall Frakes B) S. M. Stirling C) Arnold Schwarzenegger D) James Cameron
A) Malibu Comics B) Dark Horse Comics C) Marvel Comics D) Dynamite Entertainment
A) T2: The Arcade Game B) Terminator 2D: No Fate C) Cybernetic Dawn D) T2-3D: Battle Across Time
A) T-1000000 B) Skynet Prime C) T-800 D) T-1000
A) Atari B) PlayStation C) Xbox D) Game Boy |
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