A) Italy B) Germany C) France and Italy D) France
A) Nice B) Paris C) Lyon D) Marseille
A) Verona B) Milan C) Florence D) Rome
A) Naples B) Venice C) Bologna D) Turin
A) Lombardy B) Veneto C) Piedmont D) Tuscany
A) A concert B) The cinema C) An opera D) The theater
A) The Big Sleep B) Casablanca C) Vertigo D) Citizen Kane
A) The Searchers B) Stagecoach C) True Grit D) Rio Bravo
A) The Verdict B) The Sting C) Slap Shot D) The Towering Inferno
A) Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid B) The Great Waldo Pepper C) All the President's Men D) Jeremiah Johnson
A) George Roy Hill B) Martin Scorsese C) Francis Ford Coppola D) Steven Spielberg
A) English or Russian B) French or Italian C) Spanish or German D) Dutch or Portuguese
A) Los Angeles Times B) The Washington Post C) The New York Times D) Chicago Tribune
A) A deeply moving historical drama B) An exciting and fast-paced thriller C) A brilliant masterpiece of modern cinema D) So ponderous it seems almost mean spirited
A) Pollyana B) Alice in Wonderland C) Peter Pan D) Cinderella
A) One B) Three C) Two D) Four
A) Chicago Tribune B) The New York Times C) Los Angeles Times D) Chicago Sun-Times
A) As a fantasy with a story so unlikely B) As a terrifying psychological horror C) As a gritty and realistic documentary D) As a boring historical account
A) Charles Champlin B) Dale Pollock C) Judith Martin D) Gene Siskel
A) Universal Pictures B) Paramount Pictures C) Warner Bros. D) Orion Pictures
A) A confusing mess B) A total disaster C) A boring failure D) A classy winner
A) Two B) Four C) Three D) One
A) The Washington Post B) Chicago Sun-Times C) Chicago Tribune D) Newsweek
A) A beguiling light romantic comedy B) A depressing tragedy C) A dark psychological thriller D) An action-packed adventure
A) David Ansen B) Charles Champlin C) John J. Puccio D) David Williams
A) The complex political storyline B) The terrifying horror elements C) The unpatronizing treatment of the young people and strong appeal of the actors D) The incredible special effects and action sequences
A) Judith Martin B) Vincent Canby C) Dale Pollock D) Roger Ebert
A) It was brilliant from start to finish B) It was the only successful part of the film C) It always seemed on the verge of working, but then is quickly bludgeoned to death D) It was completely absent throughout the movie
A) John J. Puccio B) Charles Champlin C) David Langdon D) David Ansen
A) Confusing scientific theories B) The romantic frissons that many blockbusters lumber in vain to achieve C) Terrifying jump scares and horror tropes D) Boring historical lectures
A) David Ansen B) David Williams C) Vincent Canby D) Gene Siskel
A) A depressing and heavy drama B) A dull and forgettable waste of time C) One of those gems that lifts your spirits D) A confusing and pretentious art film
A) George B) Edward C) Paul D) Julius
A) The mischievous escort and matchmaker B) The strict school headmaster C) The grumpy neighbor D) The wealthy hotel owner
A) John J. Puccio B) Judith Martin C) Dale Pollock D) David Langdon
A) A complicated and toxic relationship B) A fake and manufactured plot C) A dark and tragic romance D) A lovely tale of pure and innocent love
A) David Williams B) David Langdon C) Roger Ebert D) John J. Puccio
A) A hardcore action blockbuster B) An overly serious documentary C) The children's film for adults D) A mindless comedy for toddlers
A) Diane Lane B) Jodie Foster C) Goldie Hawn D) Meryl Streep
A) Robert Redford B) Paul Newman C) Laurence Olivier D) John Wayne
A) Video B) Special features C) Audio D) Packaging
A) 50% B) 85% C) 72% D) 95%
A) 29 B) 100 C) 10 D) 50
A) Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid B) The Sting C) Neither of the listed George Roy Hill films D) The Great Waldo Pepper
A) True Grit B) The Big Sleep C) Hustle D) The Sting
A) 1975 B) 1981 C) 1979 D) 1977
A) Paris and Venice B) A Little Romance C) The Bridge of Sighs D) E=mc2 Mon Amour
A) George Roy Hill B) Allan Burns C) Georges Delerue D) Patrick Cauvin
A) Thelonious Bernard B) Patrick Cauvin C) Laurence Olivier D) Georges Delerue
A) Best Motion Picture Featuring Youth B) Best Adapted Screenplay C) Best Supporting Actor D) Best Original Score
A) Best Adapted Screenplay B) Best Director C) Best Picture D) Best Original Score
A) 13 B) 15 C) 12 D) 14
A) Police inspector B) Taxi-driver C) Tour guide D) Movie director
A) A party with Londet and Natalie B) Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte C) St. Mark's Basilica D) A train station in Verona
A) Kay's purse B) Daniel's father's taxi C) A horse race D) Julius's stolen wallet
A) The missing horse-race money B) Lauren's family believing she has been abducted C) Daniel punching George D) Julius stealing Bob's wallet
A) Richard's B) Bob's C) Julius's D) George's
A) They join a bicycle race B) They take a taxi C) They board a train to Rome D) They hide in a movie theater
A) Exhaustion B) He is shot by Bob Duryea C) He is attacked by a police inspector D) He gets lost in the fog |