A) Christopher Nolan B) Quentin Tarantino C) Sofia Coppola D) Francis Ford Coppola
A) Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett B) Tom Hanks and Emma Stone C) Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson D) Leonardo DiCaprio and Natalie Portman
A) Architect B) Actor C) Chef D) Lawyer
A) Eiffel Tower B) Golden Gate Bridge C) Big Ben D) Tokyo Tower
A) Johnny Walker B) Suntory C) Jameson D) Jack Daniel's
A) 2001 B) 2005 C) 2003 D) 2007
A) Four Seasons Tokyo B) Ritz-Carlton Tokyo C) Park Hyatt Tokyo D) Hilton Tokyo
A) Nancy B) Bob C) Charlotte D) John
A) $300 million B) $200 million C) $50 million D) $118 million
A) Venice Film Festival B) Sundance Film Festival C) Telluride Film Festival D) Cannes Film Festival
A) Best Actor B) Best Original Screenplay C) Best Picture D) Best Director
A) 10 days B) 27 days C) 45 days D) 60 days
A) $30 million B) $20 million C) $10 million D) $4 million
A) Paramount Pictures B) Warner Bros. C) Universal Pictures D) Focus Features
A) Science fiction B) Horror C) Action thriller D) Romantic comedy drama
A) One B) Five C) Seven D) Three
A) Strict adherence to the screenplay B) Significant improvisation during filming C) No screenplay was used D) The screenplay was written during filming
A) Use of CGI B) Use of black and white film C) Use of available light D) Use of artificial lighting
A) Its soundtrack B) Its depiction of Japanese people C) Its special effects D) Its action sequences
A) 20 weeks B) 30 weeks C) 5 weeks D) 10 weeks
A) He was paid in cash only B) He did not sign a contract C) He was paid in shares D) He signed a multi-film deal
A) Four B) Six C) Two D) Eight
A) Lost in Translation B) The Virgin Suicides C) The Beguiled D) Marie Antoinette
A) Through television commercials B) Through word of mouth C) Through radio ads D) Through billboards
A) Screenwriter B) Producer C) Actor D) Director of photography
A) To appear in advertisements for Suntory's Hibiki whisky B) To film a new movie C) To visit his family D) To attend a film festival
A) Philosophy B) Literature C) Art D) Psychology
A) A Japanese ikebana instructor B) A local journalist C) A vacuous Hollywood actress D) A hotel manager
A) Sushi making B) Ikebana C) Tea ceremony D) Calligraphy
A) At a local restaurant B) In the hotel bar C) In a karaoke box D) During a photo shoot
A) Bob cancels their plans B) Charlotte loses her luggage C) Charlotte hears the jazz singer from Bob's room D) Bob misses a flight
A) Attend a sumo wrestling match B) Make a final visit to the hotel bar C) Go to a traditional tea house D) Visit a local temple
A) Alienated B) Proud C) Excited D) Confused
A) Relaxed B) Curious C) Excited D) Isolated
A) Lacanian psychoanalytic perspective B) Economic perspective C) Historical perspective D) Feminist perspective
A) Simone de Beauvoir B) Betty Friedan C) Luce Irigaray D) Judith Butler
A) A small and unimportant city B) A city bubbling over with excess C) A city with no attractions D) A quiet and peaceful city
A) Romantic B) Unimportant C) Long-lasting D) Brief
A) It is insignificant B) It is confusing C) It is forgettable D) It makes an impression on you
A) A clear romantic union B) Ambiguity C) Resolution by reinforcing the myth of romantic love D) A definitive end to the characters' relationship
A) Rock music. B) Jazz music. C) Classical music. D) Dream pop compilation mixes.
A) Elvis Presley's 'Heartbreak Hotel'. B) Michael Jackson's 'Thriller'. C) The Sex Pistols' 'God Save the Queen'. D) The Beatles' 'Hey Jude'.
A) Casablanca. B) Gone with the Wind. C) The Big Sleep. D) The Godfather.
A) Six months. B) One year. C) Two years. D) Three months.
A) 120 pages. B) 50 pages. C) 75 pages. D) 100 pages.
A) A 'dreamy feeling'. B) A futuristic vision. C) A historical accuracy. D) A realistic portrayal.
A) His leadership skills. B) His comedic talent. C) His more sensitive side. D) His adventurous spirit.
A) Akira Kurosawa. B) Francis Ford Coppola. C) Mitch Glazer. D) Wes Anderson.
A) Lost in Translation. B) Manny & Lo. C) Ghost World. D) The Other Boleyn Girl.
A) Wes Anderson. B) Scarlett Johansson. C) Bill Murray. D) Keanu Reeves.
A) September 29, 2002 B) October 1, 2002 C) August 15, 2002 D) July 20, 2002
A) Pre-visualization B) Run-and-gun C) Method acting D) Storyboarding
A) Kodak Vision 200T 5247 B) Kodak Vision 250D 5245 C) Kodak Vision 500T 5263 D) Kodak Vision 500T 5277
A) Panavision Millennium DXL2 B) Aaton 35-III C) RED ONE D) ARRI Alexa
A) Classical-style B) Experimental-style C) Documentary-style D) Narrative-style
A) Sofia Coppola B) Lance Acord C) Sarah Flack D) Bill Murray
A) Dolly shots B) Stationary shots C) Crane shots D) Tracking shots
A) They were indifferent B) They embraced it fully C) They ignored it D) They experienced cultural misunderstandings
A) At Omote-sando Station B) At Shibuya Crossing C) In Kyoto D) Around Naka-Meguro Station
A) Interscope Records B) Emperor Norton Records C) Warner Bros. Records D) Sony Music
A) Mark Mothersbaugh B) David Byrne C) Danny Elfman D) Brian Reitzell
A) Nirvana B) My Bloody Valentine C) Radiohead D) The Smashing Pumpkins
A) Just Like Honey B) Reverence C) Head On D) Darklands
A) David Bowie B) Bob Dylan C) Bruce Springsteen D) Elvis Costello
A) Tokyo B) New York C) Paris D) London
A) Girls B) The Man With No Face C) Aisha D) Dirge
A) Bohemian Rhapsody B) Stairway to Heaven C) Wonderwall D) Tommib
A) Love for Granted B) 1901 C) Too Young D) Lisztomania
A) St. Vincent B) Roger Joseph Manning Jr. C) Grizzly Bear D) Beck
A) Politics B) Divine C) My God Is Blue D) La Ritournelle
A) Roxy Music B) Spandau Ballet C) The Human League D) The Police
A) Social media campaign B) Celebrity endorsements C) Major television advertising D) Indie-style marketing campaign
A) Radio jingles B) Billboard advertising C) Advance press screenings D) Celebrity interviews
A) 23 theaters B) 632 theaters C) 882 theaters D) 183 theaters
A) $925,000 B) $18.5 million C) $44.6 million D) $2.62 million
A) 117 theaters B) 882 theaters C) 183 theaters D) 23 theaters
A) Seven B) One C) Ten D) Fifteen
A) 882 theaters B) 117 theaters C) 632 theaters D) 183 theaters
A) December 31 B) March 25 C) January 31 D) October 13
A) Disappointingly B) Poorly C) Well D) Moderately
A) 23 theaters B) 632 theaters C) 117 theaters D) 183 theaters
A) Kino Lorber B) Universal Studios Home Video C) Sony Pictures D) Focus Features
A) 85% B) 65% C) 95% D) 75%
A) 150 reviews B) 44 reviews C) 300 reviews D) 234 reviews
A) Peter Travers B) Richard Corliss C) Kenneth Turan D) Joe Queenan
A) A drama B) A mood piece C) A romantic comedy D) A thriller
A) Edelstein B) Richard Corliss C) Roger Ebert D) Lisa Schwarzbaum
A) The Shawshank Redemption B) Pulp Fiction C) Richard Linklater's Before Sunrise D) The Godfather
A) DVD B) HD DVD C) Ultra HD Blu-ray D) Blu-ray
A) Her over-the-top direction. B) Her lack of subtlety. C) Her focus on action sequences. D) Her understated narrative style.
A) She lacks depth in her role. B) She is forgettable in her performance. C) She gives a smartly restrained performance. D) She overacts in her role.
A) Homay King B) Yoshiro Tsuchiya C) E. Koohan Paik D) Kiku Day
A) Homay King B) Yoshiro Tsuchiya C) Kiku Day D) E. Koohan Paik
A) 77th Academy Awards B) 76th Academy Awards C) 78th Academy Awards D) 75th Academy Awards
A) Best Actor B) Best Original Screenplay C) Best Director D) Special filmmaking achievement
A) Academy Awards B) British Academy Film Awards C) Golden Globe Awards D) Independent Spirit Awards
A) Best Actor B) Best Director C) Best Screenplay D) Two prizes
A) Martin Scorsese B) Steven Spielberg C) Quentin Tarantino D) Christopher Nolan
A) 50th B) 19th C) 75th D) 5th |