A) Mos Def B) Sam Rockwell C) Martin Freeman D) Bill Nighy
A) Alan Rickman B) Simon Jones C) Yasiin Bey D) Thomas Lennon
A) Planet builder B) Vice-president of the Galaxy C) Super-computer D) President of the Galaxy
A) Zooey Deschanel B) Kelly MacDonald C) Anna Chancellor D) Helen Mirren
A) Alan Rickman B) Ian McNeice C) Stephen Fry D) Bill Bailey
A) Humma Kavula B) Kwaltz C) Slartibartfast D) Jeltz
A) Thomas Lennon B) Helen Mirren C) Alan Rickman D) Stephen Fry
A) John Malkovich B) Bill Bailey C) Warwick Davis D) Richard Griffiths
A) Stephen Fry B) Mark Gatiss C) Alan Rickman D) Simon Jones
A) Super-computer B) Planet builder C) Vice-president of the Galaxy D) President of the Galaxy
A) Ian McNeice B) Richard Griffiths C) Thomas Lennon D) Bill Bailey
A) The Ghostly Image B) Mr. Prosser C) Deep Thought technician D) A reporter
A) Thomas Lennon B) Richard Griffiths C) Bill Bailey D) Ian McNeice
A) Steve Pemberton B) Jason Schwartzman C) Reece Shearsmith D) Mark Gatiss
A) Alan Rickman B) Bill Bailey C) Warwick Davis D) Stephen Fry
A) Jeltz B) Kwaltz C) Gag Halfrunt D) Mr. Prosser
A) Edgar Wright B) Garth Jennings C) Jason Schwartzman D) Stephen Fry
A) Marvin B) Slartibartfast C) Zaphod Beeblebrox D) Ford Prefect
A) Semi-cousins B) Father and son C) Opponents D) Brothers
A) Anna Chancellor B) Zooey Deschanel C) Helen Mirren D) Kelly MacDonald
A) 2003 B) 2005 C) 2001 D) 1999
A) 42 B) 24 C) 40 D) 44
A) President of the Galaxy B) Journalist C) Android D) Planet builder
A) Zaphod Beeblebrox B) The Vogons C) Hyper-intelligent, pan-dimensional beings (mice) D) Deep Thought
A) He crushes them under a teapot B) He uses the Point-of-View gun C) He runs into a portal D) He uses the improbability drive
A) Yasiin Bey B) Martin Freeman C) John Malkovich D) Sam Rockwell
A) Point-of-View gun B) Missile defense system C) Improbability drive D) Vogon poetry
A) To search for the Question B) To make way for a hyperspace bypass C) Because Zaphod signed an order D) Because it was in the way of the Vogon fleet
A) Humma Kavula B) Slartibartfast C) Arthur Dent D) Zaphod Beeblebrox
A) To the Vogon fleet B) To Magrathea C) To a nearby pub D) To the Heart of Gold
A) 1990s B) 1970s C) 2000s D) 1980s
A) An animated cartoon B) A low-budget television series C) Star Wars with jokes D) A musical comedy
A) Garth Jennings and Nick Goldsmith B) Jay Roach, Robbie Stamp and Karey Kirkpatrick C) Spike Jonze and Bill Murray D) Ivan Reitman, Joe Medjuck and Michael C. Gross
A) Austin Powers B) Ghostbusters C) The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy D) Meet the Parents
A) The death of Douglas Adams B) A studio mandate from Disney C) The development period involving Ghostbusters D) The casting of Jim Carrey
A) Hollywood Pictures B) Touchstone Pictures C) Walt Disney Pictures D) Caravan Pictures
A) Douglas Adams B) Garth Jennings C) Robbie Stamp D) Jay Roach
A) Robbie Stamp B) Karey Kirkpatrick C) Garth Jennings D) Spike Jonze
A) Ford Prefect B) Arthur Dent C) Zaphod Beeblebrox D) The voice of the Guide
A) Studio interference B) Pacing and rhythm C) Technical limitations D) Budgetary constraints
A) Hugh Laurie B) Bill Murray C) Stephen Fry D) Jim Carrey
A) April 19, 2004 B) April 29, 2005 C) August 20, 2004 D) April 28, 2005
A) Hollywood B) Loro Parque C) Tenerife City Center D) BBC Studios
A) 63% B) 50% C) 61% D) 75%
A) A+ B) C C) B- D) F
A) Empire B) Rotten Tomatoes C) Televisual D) Metacritic
A) 61/100 B) 63/100 C) 4/5 D) 6.09/10
A) Peter Bradshaw B) Roger Ebert C) Manohla Dargis D) Philip French
A) Japan B) Australia C) Canada D) United States
A) Roger Ebert B) Philip French C) Manohla Dargis D) John Erskine
A) Loro Parque B) Industrial Light & Magic C) BBC D) Jim Henson's Creature Shop
A) Star Wars B) The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy C) Spaceballs D) Galaxy Quest
A) 6.09/10 B) 3/5 C) 4/5 D) 63/100
A) £21,103,203 B) £4,200,000 C) £104,478,416 D) £4,500,000
A) $34,788,463 B) $21,103,203 C) $7,427,380 D) $104,478,416
A) Four weeks B) Six weeks C) Two weeks D) One week
A) $34,788,463 B) £4,200,000 C) $104,478,416 D) US$21,103,203
A) The same day B) Two days earlier C) A week later D) A day later
A) They were translated into new languages B) They were converted to digital only C) They were destroyed D) They came back into the public eye
A) Tenth place B) Second place C) Third place D) First place
A) One B) Seven C) Five D) Zero
A) Empire Award B) Golden Trailer Award C) Teen Choice Award D) Artios Award
A) Best British Film B) Most Original C) Best Voice Over D) Best Comedy
A) A theater in London B) St Michael's Church C) A concert hall in Dublin D) A professional recording studio
A) Stephen Fry B) Garth Jennings C) Christopher Austin D) Joby Talbot
A) Stephen Moore B) Stephen Fry C) Joby Talbot D) Neil Hannon
A) The Divine Comedy B) London Symphony Choir C) Tenebrae Choir D) St Michael's Church Choir
A) 13 September 2005 B) 12 April 2005 C) September 2006 D) 5 September 2005
A) Don't Crash B) Making-of C) Marvin's Hangman D) The Guide Entries
A) September 2006 B) September 2005 C) January 2007 D) April 2005
A) Blu-ray B) UMD C) iTunes download D) DVD
A) Heavy metal B) Smooth jazz C) Opera D) Broadway-style |