A) Richard Strauss B) Brian Aldiss C) György Ligeti D) W. B. Yeats
A) Josh Groban B) John Williams C) Lara Fabian D) Steven Spielberg
A) Ministry B) Atomic Pictures C) Cloudmakers D) The Hollywood Studio Symphony
A) The Beast B) Proof of Life C) The Stolen Child D) Cybertronics Corp
A) 2010 B) 2000 C) 2002 D) 2001
A) Warner Home Video B) Paramount Home Entertainment C) Hasbro D) La-La Land Records
A) $157 million B) $235.93 million C) $78.62 million D) $29.35 million
A) B- B) A+ C) C+ D) F
A) Mick LaSalle B) Roger Ebert C) A. O. Scott D) John Simon
A) La-La Land Records B) Warner Sunset Records C) Atomic Pictures D) DreamWorks
A) Steven Spielberg B) Ian Watson C) Stanley Kubrick D) Brian Aldiss
A) Bob Shaw B) Sara Maitland C) Brian Aldiss D) Ian Watson
A) 1995 B) 1990 C) 1985 D) 1979
A) Universal Pictures B) Industrial Light & Magic C) Paramount Pictures D) Warner Bros.
A) Budgetary constraints B) Failure to deliver a script C) A conflict with Spielberg D) Creative differences
A) Sara Maitland B) Ian Watson C) Christopher Baker D) Brian Aldiss
A) The Work of Director Chris Cunningham B) Super-Toys Last All Summer Long C) The Adventures of Pinocchio D) Wartime Lies
A) A futuristic adaptation of Wartime Lies B) A sequel to Jurassic Park C) A picaresque robot version of Pinocchio D) A dark fairy tale about humanity
A) A G.I. mecha B) A futuristic teacher C) A construction droid D) A robotic butler
A) Wartime Lies B) Minority Report C) Eyes Wide Shut D) The Adventures of Pinocchio
A) Jurassic Park B) Minority Report C) Close Encounters of the Third Kind D) Eyes Wide Shut
A) Sara Maitland B) Christopher Baker C) Ian Watson D) Bob Shaw
A) The Robot Story B) Super-Toys C) Pinocchio D) David
A) Christopher "Fangorn" Baker B) Hans Moravec C) Chris Cunningham D) Dennis Muren
A) Ian Watson B) Steven Spielberg C) Chris Cunningham D) Joseph Mazzello
A) Ned Gorman B) Dennis Muren C) Christopher Baker D) Hans Moravec
A) Spielberg was unavailable B) Failure of the rubber face test C) Kubrick's commitment to Eyes Wide Shut D) Budget issues with ILM
A) Steven Spielberg B) Ian Watson C) Jan Harlan D) Christiane Kubrick
A) Eyes Wide Shut B) Jurassic Park C) Close Encounters of the Third Kind D) Minority Report
A) Super-Toys Last All Summer Long B) Wartime Lies C) Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone D) The Adventures of Pinocchio
A) Haley Joel Osment B) Jude Law C) Chris Rock D) Robin Williams
A) Brendan Gleeson B) Ben Kingsley C) William Hurt D) Sam Robards
A) Jack Angel B) Meryl Streep C) Robin Williams D) Frances O'Connor
A) William Hurt B) Chris Rock C) Brendan Gleeson D) Ken Leung
A) Robin Williams B) Chris Rock C) Ben Kingsley D) Jack Angel
A) Sabrina Grdevich B) Frances O'Connor C) Kathryn Morris D) Ashley Scott
A) Jake Thomas B) Sam Robards C) Ken Leung D) Adrian Grenier
A) Chris Rock B) Robin Williams C) Ben Kingsley D) Jack Angel
A) A limp B) Slouched shoulders C) Frequent twitching D) Good posture
A) Robin Williams B) Jack Angel C) Chris Rock D) Ben Kingsley
A) Adrian Grenier B) Haley Joel Osment C) Ken Leung D) Jake Thomas
A) Supertoys Last All Summer Long B) Mechanic Dreams C) The Adventures of Pinocchio D) The Blue Fairy
A) Teddy B) David C) Joe D) Martin
A) Computer-generated imagery was not advanced enough B) Disagreements over the script C) Difficulty casting the lead role D) Lack of funding
A) Synthetics B) Prototypes C) Mechas D) Androids
A) Teddy B) Mechanic C) Pinocchio D) Joe
A) They could not have children B) They were part of an experiment C) Their son Martin is in suspended animation D) They wanted a robotic servant
A) A meteor impact B) A technological collapse C) A nuclear war D) Rising sea levels from global warming
A) Gigolo Joe B) Professor Hobby C) Henry D) Dr. Know
A) A human professor B) A robotic teacher C) A holographic answer engine D) A search engine
A) Walking into the ocean B) Power source deactivation C) Falling from a skyscraper D) Self-destruction command
A) A robot B) A statue C) A hologram D) A human ghost
A) Two thousand years B) Five hundred years C) Ten thousand years D) One hundred years
A) One hour B) One day C) One month D) One week
A) July 10, 2001 B) August 10, 2000 C) August 10, 2001 D) July 10, 2000
A) Pinocchio B) The Comedian Robot C) Eeyore D) Winnie the Pooh
A) Stan Winston B) Bob Ringwood C) Steven Spielberg D) Cynthia Breazeal
A) Bob Ringwood B) Cynthia Breazeal C) Jack Angel D) Stanley Kubrick
A) Classic science fiction films B) European fashion trends C) The Spruce Goose Dome D) Pedestrians on the Las Vegas Strip
A) Spruce Goose Effects B) Industrial Light & Magic C) PDI/DreamWorks D) Warner Bros.
A) Digital aging B) Removing his breath C) Removing his movement D) Replacing his voice
A) Oxbow Regional Park B) New York City C) The Las Vegas Strip D) The Spruce Goose Dome
A) Cyborgs B) Aliens C) Humans D) Ghosts
A) Joe Leydon B) Roger Ebert C) Mark Kermode D) Jonathan Rosenbaum
A) Three B) Five C) Ten D) Two
A) 61 B) 100 C) 50 D) 25 |