A) 1989 B) 1993 C) 2001 D) 1997
A) English B) Cantonese C) Mandarin D) Japanese
A) Meishan and Douzi B) Dieyi and Xiaolou C) Juxian and Xiaolou D) Juxian and Douzi
A) Kabuki B) Ballet C) Circus D) Peking opera
A) Xiaolou B) Juxian C) Shitou D) Dieyi
A) Gong Li B) Leslie Cheung C) Zhang Ziyi D) Tony Leung
A) Drama B) Comedy C) Sci-Fi D) Horror
A) The Taiping Rebellion B) The Cultural Revolution C) The Opium Wars D) The Boxer Rebellion
A) Gets married B) Becomes a monk C) Joins the military D) Commits suicide
A) Palme d'Or B) Golden Lion C) Silver Bear D) Golden Globe
A) Chen Kaige B) Wong Kar-wai C) Ang Lee D) Zhang Yimou
A) 20th-century China B) 18th-century China C) 19th-century China D) 21st-century China
A) The Red Detachment of Women B) The White-Haired Girl C) The East Is Red D) Farewell My Concubine
A) Consort Yu B) Xiao Si C) Xiang Yu D) Yuan Shiqing
A) Na Kun B) Master Guan C) Yuan Shiqing D) Zhang
A) Joining the Kuomintang B) Refusing to perform C) Stealing a sword D) Performing for the Japanese invaders
A) Enemies B) Brothers C) Cousins D) Unrequited love
A) He cuts his own throat B) He marries Juxian C) He escapes from China D) He becomes a government official
A) Dieyi's sister B) Na Kun's apprentice C) Juxian's daughter D) The abandoned baby taken in by Master Guan
A) Juxian's character B) Duan Xiaolou's character C) Cheng Dieyi's character D) Master Guan's character
A) Gong Li B) John Lone C) Jackie Chan D) Leslie Cheung
A) Lu Wei B) Lilian Lee C) Hsu Feng D) Chen Kaige
A) Ju Xian B) Xiao Douzi C) Dieyi D) Lilian Lee
A) In the Mood for Love B) The Piano C) Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon D) Hero
A) Reasserting central control over the provinces B) Reducing military influence C) Encouraging economic decentralization D) Promoting free speech
A) Berlin International Film Festival B) Toronto International Film Festival C) Venice Film Festival D) Cannes Film Festival
A) Authentic B) Imitative C) Staged D) Comedic
A) Rotten Tomatoes critics consensus B) David Denby C) Vincent Canby D) Hal Hinson
A) Compelling B) A bit thin C) Rich D) Complex
A) David Denby B) Hal Hinson C) Vincent Canby D) Roger Ebert
A) Vincent Canby B) David Denby C) Desson Howe D) Hal Hinson
A) Hal Hinson B) Roger Ebert C) Vincent Canby D) David Denby
A) Martin Scorsese B) Harvey Weinstein C) Quentin Tarantino D) Steven Spielberg
A) Empire B) The New York Times C) Time D) The Washington Post
A) Due to her international stardom B) Due to her previous work with Chen Kaige C) Because she was the first choice for the role D) Because she was a close friend of Chen Kaige
A) 171 minutes B) 160 minutes C) 157 minutes D) 180 minutes
A) One week B) Four weeks C) Two weeks D) Three weeks
A) 160 minutes B) 157 minutes C) 171 minutes D) 180 minutes
A) 2025 B) 2023 C) 2022 D) 2024
A) $100,000 B) $50,000 C) $200,000 D) $69,408
A) Its ambitious narrative B) Its romantic storyline C) Its comedic elements D) Its special effects
A) It was unchanged B) It made more sense C) It was clearer D) It didn't make any sense
A) Louis Malle B) Martin Scorsese C) Quentin Tarantino D) Steven Spielberg
A) 14 minutes B) 20 minutes C) 5 minutes D) 10 minutes
A) Empire B) The Washington Post C) Time Out D) The New York Times
A) To attract audiences because melodramas were not a popular genre B) To provide a Cantonese-speaking lead C) Because he was the first choice for the role D) Due to his previous work with Chen Kaige
A) Hal Hinson B) Desson Howe C) Vincent Canby D) David Denby
A) Days of Being Wild B) In the Mood for Love C) Chungking Express D) Hero
A) Lilian Lee B) Hsu Feng C) Lu Wei D) Chen Kaige
A) $5,216,888 B) $7,000,000 C) $10,000,000 D) $3,000,000
A) Hal Hinson B) David Denby C) Roger Ebert D) Vincent Canby
A) 95% B) 90% C) 85% D) 80% |