A) May 2003 B) November 2019 C) January 1956 D) September 1980
A) Scott MacQueen B) Harper Goff C) Bosley Crowther D) Richard Fleischer
A) 2003 B) 1980 C) 1992 D) 2014
A) The Chicago Tribune Cinema B) Disney Movie Club C) El Capitan Theatre D) The New York Times Theater
A) Walt Disney B) Bosley Crowther C) Richard Fleischer D) Scott MacQueen
A) 1980 B) 2003 C) 2019 D) 2014
A) Academy of Motion Pictures B) El Capitan Club C) Jules Verne Society D) Disney Movie Club
A) May 2003 B) November 2019 C) January 1956 D) September 1980
A) There's No Business Like Show Business B) The Nautilus Returns C) Vera Cruz D) Jules Verne's Journey
A) Fourth weekend B) Third weekend C) Fifth weekend D) Opening weekend
A) CinemaScope Epic B) There's No Business Like Show Business C) The New York Times D) Vera Cruz
A) First weekend B) Third weekend C) Second weekend D) Fifth weekend
A) $10 million B) $5 million C) $8 million D) $6,607,000
A) Third B) Fifth C) First D) Second
A) $6,607,000 B) $8 million C) $12,000,000 D) $4,500,000
A) Pauline Kael B) Gene Arneel C) Kate Cameron D) Bosley Crowther
A) 128 minutes B) 145 minutes C) 110 minutes D) 95 minutes
A) Kirk Douglas B) Richard Fleischer C) Walt Disney D) James Mason
A) Gene Arneel B) Kate Cameron C) Mark Bourne D) Philip K. Scheuer
A) Harper Goff B) Jules Verne C) Earl Felton D) Richard Fleischer
A) The New York Times B) Variety C) New York Daily News D) Los Angeles Times
A) Gene Arneel B) Philip K. Scheuer C) Jason Seiver D) Steve Biodrowski
A) The Bahamas B) Hawaii C) California D) Florida
A) Kirk Douglas B) Richard Fleischer C) Mason D) Harper Goff
A) Harrison's Reports B) New York Daily News C) The New York Times D) Chicago Tribune
A) Harrison's Reports B) Chicago Tribune C) Los Angeles Times D) Variety
A) Steve Biodrowski B) Mark Bourne C) Jason Seiver D) Bosley Crowther
A) The musical score B) Portrayals of the natives C) The humor D) The submarine design
A) The visuals B) The humor C) The story D) The acting
A) 95% B) 91% C) 85% D) 78%
A) 50 reviews B) 20 reviews C) 32 reviews D) 100 reviews
A) 9.00/10 B) 8.50/10 C) 6.50/10 D) 7.70/10
A) An awesome giant squid B) A nineteenth-century pirate crew C) A secret island hideout D) An underwater volcano
A) Richard Fleischer B) Harper Goff C) Scott MacQueen D) Earl Felton
A) The Sub-Pioneer B) The Nautilus C) The Albatross D) The Ceteawayo
A) He forgot to submit his designs B) He was not a member of the Art Directors Union C) The film was disqualified from the Oscars D) He refused to attend the ceremony
A) Jules Verne B) Robert Louis Stevenson C) H.G. Wells D) Arthur Conan Doyle
A) IMAX and 3D B) Technicolor and VistaVision C) Black and white and standard 35mm D) CinemaScope and Technicolor
A) Deleted scenes including the original squid fight without sound B) A commentary track by the squid's creator C) A completely animated alternative squid battle D) An interactive game about the squid
A) 1960 B) 1954 C) 1868 D) 1870
A) Kirk Douglas B) Peter Lorre C) James Mason D) Paul Lukas
A) Kirk Douglas B) Paul Lukas C) James Mason D) Peter Lorre
A) Buena Vista Distribution B) Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures C) RKO Radio Pictures D) United Artists
A) January 1, 1954 B) December 23, 1870 C) December 23, 1954 D) November 15, 1954
A) Two B) One C) Zero D) Three
A) 1870 B) 1900 C) 1868 D) 1854
A) Mediterranean Sea B) Atlantic Ocean C) Pacific Ocean D) Indian Ocean
A) Master harpooner B) Navy admiral C) Professor's assistant D) Submarine captain
A) Master harpooner B) Professor C) Navy captain D) Assistant
A) Warship B) Submerging boat C) Munitions ship D) U.S. Navy frigate
A) Pierre Aronnax B) Conseil C) Captain Nemo D) Ned Land
A) Imported supplies B) Island farming C) Stored rations D) Sea creatures
A) A penal colony island B) New Guinea C) A secret base island D) An unmapped volcanic island
A) To force him to reveal his discoveries B) Because he attacked a munitions ship C) Because he escaped from prison D) To steal the Nautilus
A) New Guinea B) A penal colony island C) Vulcania D) The Pacific Ocean
A) Shipwreck remains B) Explosives C) Human skulls D) Bottles with coordinates
A) Prisoners B) Nemo's men C) Cannibals D) Warships
A) By firing warning shots B) By electrical charges sent through its hull C) By the ship's cannons D) By Captain Nemo's harpoon
A) For attacking the crew B) For disobeying orders C) For trying to steal a longboat D) For throwing bottles overboard
A) Pierre Aronnax B) Conseil C) Ned Land D) The crew
A) To rescue prisoners B) To activate a time bomb C) To bury his journal D) To collect specimens
A) Sink with the ship in a suicide pact B) Surrender to the warships C) Sail to a new island D) Give up piracy and live in peace
A) Activating the time bomb on Vulcania B) Writing in Aronnax's journal C) Viewing his beloved undersea domain through the hull's viewport D) Fighting off the giant squid
A) A bag of gold B) A harpoon C) The submarine coordinates D) His journal
A) A frigate B) A warship C) A skiff D) A longboat
A) It is surrounded by warships B) It sinks into the sea C) It explodes D) It is burned by cannibals
A) There is hope for the future. B) We sink with the ship. C) This hated nation must pay. D) The sea provides all I need.
A) J. M. Kerrigan B) Carleton Young C) Robert J. Wilke D) Ted de Corsia
A) Percy Helton B) Fred Graham C) Ted Cooper D) Ted de Corsia
A) Paul Lukas B) Kirk Douglas C) Carleton Young D) J. M. Kerrigan
A) Percy Helton B) James Mason C) Ted Cooper D) J. M. Kerrigan
A) Fred Graham B) Peter Lorre C) Laurie Mitchell D) Percy Helton
A) Carleton Young B) Robert J. Wilke C) Ted de Corsia D) Ted Cooper
A) Fred Graham B) Percy Helton C) Laurie Mitchell D) Ted Cooper
A) Percy Helton B) Ted Cooper C) Fred Graham D) Laurie Mitchell
A) Sid Rogell B) Robert L. Lippert C) Harper Goff D) Walt Disney
A) Walt Disney B) Harper Goff C) Sid Rogell D) Robert L. Lippert
A) Xtabi Resort B) General Service Studios C) Universal Studios D) 20th Century Fox
A) Death Valley B) Mojave Desert C) Gobi Desert D) Sahara Desert
A) The Bahamas B) Universal Studios C) 20th Century Fox D) General Service Studios
A) General Service Studios B) Walt Disney Studios C) 20th Century Fox D) Universal Studios
A) More than 1,000 people B) More than 50 people C) More than 100 people D) More than 400 people
A) Atomic energy B) Coal power C) Battery power D) Steam power
A) Battery-powered B) Atomic energy C) Solar power D) Wind power
A) A flat-bottomed barge B) A spherical diving bell C) A streamlined, cigar shaped sub D) A more ornate vessel
A) Because the Nautilus rammed their ship B) Because of a massive mechanical failure on their vessel C) Because a hurricane came up D) Because they jumped overboard voluntarily
A) Norman Gimbel B) James Mason C) William Redfield D) Kirk Douglas
A) Disneyland Children's Series B) Columbia Masterworks C) Decca Children's Series D) Little Nipper series
A) Decca Records B) Disneyland Records C) Columbia Records D) RCA Victor
A) One 331⁄3 RPM 12-inch LP B) A compact cassette tape C) Two 45-RPM records D) A single 78-RPM disc
A) By their full legal names B) Credited as anonymous studio singers C) Using pseudonyms D) Uncredited
A) Disneyland Records label B) RCA Victor Little Nipper series C) Decca Children's Series label D) Columbia Masterworks label
A) 1954 B) 1963 C) 2008 D) 1995
A) 19-track B) 26-track C) 65-track D) 17-track
A) RKO Pictures B) Buena Vista C) Paul Smith D) Joseph Dubin
A) A digital booklet B) A digital video C) A digital script D) A digital poster
A) The iTunes Store B) Walt Disney Records website C) Intrada website D) Amazon
A) RKO Pictures B) Buena Vista Distribution C) Walt Disney Records D) Intrada
A) 50 years B) 10 years C) 26 years D) 17 years
A) New Year's Day B) Christmas Day C) Thanksgiving D) Independence Day |