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