A) 1993 B) 2001 C) 1989 D) 1997
A) Mandarin B) Cantonese C) English D) Japanese
A) Meishan and Douzi B) Juxian and Douzi C) Juxian and Xiaolou D) Dieyi and Xiaolou
A) Kabuki B) Peking opera C) Circus D) Ballet
A) Xiaolou B) Juxian C) Shitou D) Dieyi
A) Zhang Ziyi B) Gong Li C) Leslie Cheung D) Tony Leung
A) Horror B) Drama C) Sci-Fi D) Comedy
A) The Cultural Revolution B) The Boxer Rebellion C) The Taiping Rebellion D) The Opium Wars
A) Joins the military B) Becomes a monk C) Gets married D) Commits suicide
A) Palme d'Or B) Silver Bear C) Golden Lion D) Golden Globe
A) Wong Kar-wai B) Ang Lee C) Zhang Yimou D) Chen Kaige
A) 19th-century China B) 20th-century China C) 18th-century China D) 21st-century China
A) The White-Haired Girl B) Farewell My Concubine C) The East Is Red D) The Red Detachment of Women
A) Yuan Shiqing B) Xiao Si C) Xiang Yu D) Consort Yu
A) Na Kun B) Master Guan C) Yuan Shiqing D) Zhang
A) Stealing a sword B) Performing for the Japanese invaders C) Refusing to perform D) Joining the Kuomintang
A) Unrequited love B) Cousins C) Enemies D) Brothers
A) He marries Juxian B) He cuts his own throat C) He becomes a government official D) He escapes from China
A) Dieyi's sister B) The abandoned baby taken in by Master Guan C) Juxian's daughter D) Na Kun's apprentice
A) Duan Xiaolou's character B) Juxian's character C) Cheng Dieyi's character D) Master Guan's character
A) Gong Li B) John Lone C) Leslie Cheung D) Jackie Chan
A) Hsu Feng B) Lu Wei C) Chen Kaige D) Lilian Lee
A) Ju Xian B) Dieyi C) Xiao Douzi D) Lilian Lee
A) Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon B) In the Mood for Love C) The Piano D) Hero
A) Reasserting central control over the provinces B) Promoting free speech C) Encouraging economic decentralization D) Reducing military influence
A) Venice Film Festival B) Toronto International Film Festival C) Berlin International Film Festival D) Cannes Film Festival
A) Staged B) Authentic C) Comedic D) Imitative
A) Vincent Canby B) Rotten Tomatoes critics consensus C) Hal Hinson D) David Denby
A) Complex B) A bit thin C) Rich D) Compelling
A) Hal Hinson B) David Denby C) Vincent Canby D) Roger Ebert
A) Desson Howe B) Hal Hinson C) Vincent Canby D) David Denby
A) David Denby B) Vincent Canby C) Hal Hinson D) Roger Ebert
A) Quentin Tarantino B) Martin Scorsese C) Harvey Weinstein D) Steven Spielberg
A) Empire B) The New York Times C) Time D) The Washington Post
A) Because she was a close friend of Chen Kaige B) Due to her previous work with Chen Kaige C) Due to her international stardom D) Because she was the first choice for the role
A) 171 minutes B) 180 minutes C) 160 minutes D) 157 minutes
A) Two weeks B) One week C) Four weeks D) Three weeks
A) 171 minutes B) 160 minutes C) 180 minutes D) 157 minutes
A) 2024 B) 2023 C) 2022 D) 2025
A) $50,000 B) $100,000 C) $69,408 D) $200,000
A) Its romantic storyline B) Its ambitious narrative C) Its special effects D) Its comedic elements
A) It made more sense B) It was unchanged C) It was clearer D) It didn't make any sense
A) Steven Spielberg B) Quentin Tarantino C) Louis Malle D) Martin Scorsese
A) 14 minutes B) 10 minutes C) 5 minutes D) 20 minutes
A) The Washington Post B) Time Out C) The New York Times D) Empire
A) To attract audiences because melodramas were not a popular genre B) Because he was the first choice for the role C) To provide a Cantonese-speaking lead D) Due to his previous work with Chen Kaige
A) Hal Hinson B) David Denby C) Vincent Canby D) Desson Howe
A) Hero B) Chungking Express C) Days of Being Wild D) In the Mood for Love
A) Chen Kaige B) Lilian Lee C) Hsu Feng D) Lu Wei
A) $5,216,888 B) $3,000,000 C) $10,000,000 D) $7,000,000
A) Hal Hinson B) Vincent Canby C) David Denby D) Roger Ebert
A) 85% B) 90% C) 80% D) 95% |