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