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1. If 80 critics review a movie and at least 75% of those reviews are positive, then a movie is deemed "Certified Fresh" according to what website?
Answer: Rotten Tomatoes
2. At the 2010 Academy Awards, the winning film for Best Animated Feature was a Disney-Pixar film featuring Kevin, Charles Muntz, Carl, Russell, and a dog named Dug. What is this helium-inflated film?
Answer: Up
3. A young boy takes a train to the North Pole on Christmas Eve in what classic 1985 children's book by Chris Van Allsburg?
Answer: The Polar Express
4. The pre-production name of "Gutsy Aorta" didn't make the cut, so the name of the movie featuring Mel Gibson as William Wallace was instead named what?
Answer: Braveheart
5. In what 1987 movie does Baby Houseman fall in love with her dance instructor?
Answer: Dirty Dancing
6. The Empire Strikes Back hit theaters during Memorial Day Weekend in 1980. That same week, an iconic horror film opened but had a relatively weak opening box office because it was counter-programmed against the Star Wars installment. What was this Jack Nicholson-starring horror film?
Answer: The Shining
7. What female-led Marvel movie was the last film to be released before Avengers: Endgame?
Answer: Captain Marvel
8. Chadwick Boseman starred in what 2018 Marvel film directed by Ryan Coogler?
Answer: Black Panther
9. Outflix is an annual festival in Memphis that celebrates and features what medium of art?
Answer: Film
10. What classic Leo Tolstoy novel, first released serially from 1873-1877, tells the story of a titular woman and her affair with Count Vronsky? Keira Knightley played the title character in a 2012 movie adaptation directed by Joe Wright.
Answer: Anna Karenina
11. In "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe," what magical country does the White Witch put a spell on so that it is always winter but never Christmas?
Answer: Narnia
12. The movie includes a titular track from Kenny Loggins, Kevin Bacon performs much of his character's dancing, and John Lithgow leads the charge to ban dancing. All of this occurs in what 1984 film?
Answer: Footloose
13. The H in Tony Stark's acronymic EDITH glasses stands for what word associated with every MCU movie?
Answer: Hero
14. Named for a landmark in San Antonio, what theater chain that famously doesn't allow talking or texting during movies was founded in 1997 in Austin, Texas?
Answer: Alamo Drafthouse
15. Originally intended as a morality tale warning against the dangers of cannabis, what 1936 film, sometimes called one of the worst movies ever made, has become a cult hit with marijuana users?
Answer: Reefer Madness
16. Who was the first character to speak in the first Star Wars movie? This anxiety-ridden sidekick stands five feet and eight inches tall.
Answer: C3PO
17. Archimedes is a talking pet owl who lives with the elderly wizard Merlin in what 1963 animated movie?
Answer: The Sword in the Stone
18. What 1992 sports movie starred Emilio Estevez, was produced entirely in Minnesota, and followed a team of ragtag young Minneapolis athletes?
Answer: The Mighty Ducks
19. She was on the 5th season of reality TV series "Last Comic Standing." She has many more TV credits than movie credits. She featured in the films "Trainwreck," "I Feel Pretty," and "Snatched." Who is this blonde comedian?
Answer: Amy Schumer
20. 1428 is the street number for a famous fictional house in Springwood, Ohio that was the home Nancy Thompson and her mother in a 1984 horror movie. What is the street on which this house (1428) is located?
Answer: Elm Street (Nightmare on Elm Street)
21. In the 2012 movie "The Raven," a serial killer is inspired by the works of what real-life author?
Answer: Edgar Allan Poe
22. Name the only dwarf in Snow White whose name doesn't include any of the letters in "Snow White."
Answer: Grumpy
23. That's not a box office gross. THIS is a box office gross: what 1986 film is the highest grossing Australian movie of all time?
Answer: Crocodile Dundee
24. "Coreyography" is a memoir by what former child star who played Tommy Jarvis in "Friday the 13th Part IV: The Final Chapter"?
Answer: Corey Feldman
25. In the movie's opening, Thackery Binx sees his little sister being taken to the cottage of three witches on October 31, 1693. The remainder of the movie takes place in 300 years later, in 1993. What is his popular Halloween-themed film?
Answer: Hocus Pocus
26. Political activist and documentary filmmaker Michael Moore is from what now-infamous Michigan city?
Answer: Flint
27. What 2004 smash-hit teen comedy movie opened as a musical on Broadway in Spring 2018? The Hollywood Reporter noted in its review that one character changed from an "imperious arbiter of high school hotness to full-blown arch villainess."
Answer: Mean Girls
28. What 2011 animated movie with a three-letter title features Russell Brand as the voice of E.B., the son of the Easter Bunny who doesn't want to take over his dad's job?
Answer: Hop
29. Red-Rum and Garden Maze are cocktails at The Overlook Lodge, a Cincinnati bar designed as a tribute to what 1980 Stanley Kubrick film?
Answer: The Shining
30. Nick Dunne increases the payout on the life insurance policy of the title character, his wife Amy, causing him to become a suspect in her disappearance in what 2014 movie based on a bestselling Gillian Flynn novel?
Answer: Gone Girl
31. Almost Famous, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, Raising Helen, The Skeleton Key, and Bride Wars are all films on what American actress/author/fashion designer's resume?
Answer: Kate Hudson
32. What Minnesota-born actress left the television show "7th Heaven" in 2006 and had earlier starred in "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" and "The Rules of Attraction?"
Answer: Jessica Biel
33. Bill Pullman played the role of President Thomas J. Whitmore, a former fighter pilot and Gulf War veteran, who delivered a highly-acclaimed fictional speech in what 1990s action movie?
Answer: Independence Day
34. What "sweet" Canadian actor and comedian rose to fame as a member of the Toronto branch of the Second City, starred in major movies like "Uncle Buck," and died of a heart attack in Mexico at the age of 43?
Answer: John Candy
35. At the end of the first "Guardians of the Galaxy" movie, what song does Baby Groot dance to? This song was the first nationally-released single by a well known family group.
Answer: I Want You Back by the Jackson Five
36. What 1938 Daphne Du Maurier novel is about a woman who marries a wealthy widower, only to find that he and his house are haunted by the titular dead wife’s memory? A movie adaptation directed by Alfred Hitchcock and starring Joan Fontaine won the Best Picture Oscar in 1940.
Answer: Rebecca
37. Indian author Vikas Swarup wrote a 2005 novel titled "Q & A" involving a game show that was (loosely) adapted into a 2008 British film that later won the Academy Award for Best Picture. What was the name of the adaptation?
Answer: Slumdog Millionaire
38. A pair of filmmaking brothers born in Minnesota in the 1950s have been nominated for 13 Academy Awards together, including a handful of wins for "No Country for Old Men." What is the surname of these brothers?
Answer: Coen
39. Literally a shaggy dog story, the movie "Top Dog" teamed a dog named Reno and what "Walker, Texas Ranger" star to foil a terror plot in San Diego?
Answer: Chuck Norris
40. Charlie Babbitt abducts his older brother Raymond from a Cincinnati assisted-living facility at the start of what road-tripping '80s Best Picture Oscar winner?
Answer: Rain Man
41. Although the movie "Legally Blonde" is based on Harvard's Law School, the author of the book (source material for the movie) was based on Amanda Brown's experience at what other law school? Hint: the answer is in the same state as UCLA where much of the movie was filmed.
Answer: Stanford
42. In a 1987 film starring Peter Weller and Nancy Allen, the city of Detroit signs a deal with the company Omni Consumer Products to re-build parts of the city into a utopia and introduce a law enforcement robot ED-209. What is this film?
Answer: RoboCop
43. What Ken Kesey novel, later turned into a movie, is set in an Oregon psychiatric hospital?
Answer: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
44. The 1993 film "Philadelphia" was one of the first mainstream movies from Hollywood to directly acknowledge HIV/AIDS and homophobia. Which of the movie's actors won an Oscar for their performance in this film?
Answer: Tom Hanks
45. In 1994, what popular musician released the song “Streets Of Philadelphia”, a tie-in to the 1993 movie “Philadelphia?”
Answer: Bruce Springsteen
46. Both filmed and set in Sacramento, a 2017 coming-of-age film earned five Oscar nominations: Best Picture, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actress, Best Original Screenplay, and Best Director. What is this two-word film that is not about a former U.S. First Lady?
Answer: Lady Bird
47. A dude named Steve on AirBNB offers tours of the Philadelphia Macy's in the Wanamaker Building, site of what 1987 movie with Andrew McCarthy dating an animated department store statue played by Kim Cattrall?
Answer: Mannequin
48. Played on screen by such actors as Bernard Lee, Ralph Fiennes, and Judi Dench, what letter is used to refer to the Head of MI6 in the James Bond books and movies?
Answer: M
49. What 1995 coming-of-age comedy set in California is loosely based on Jane Austin's 1815 novel Emma?
Answer: Clueless
50. The 2009 Disney film "The Princess and the Frog" was loosely adapted from the novel "The Frog Princess" by E. D. Baker, which is in turn based on the Brothers Grimm fairy tale "The Frog Prince." In what city was this film set?
Answer: New Orleans
51. A popular meme is of what actor, star of “My Own Private Idaho” and “Bill And Ted’s Excellent Adventure”, looking sad while eating a sandwich on a public bench? It’s a good way of sarcastically implying something on the internet is disappointing.
Answer: Keanu Reeves
52. At the start of the original trilogy (now the 4th movie), the viewer learns that Yoda has been living in exile on what swampy planet?
Answer: Dagobah
53. What 1990 Rob Reiner psychological thriller film gave Kathy Bates an Academy Award for playing a nurse that holds author James Caan hostage so he can rewrite one of his books? Based on a Stephen King book, the title implies that sad things are going to happen.
Answer: Misery
54. Known for his distinctive bald-on-top, hair-on-the-sides hairstyle, what evil wizard is the main antagonist of the Smurfs in the cartoons and movies?
Answer: Gargamel
55. Regina George is so popular that her hair is insured, she has two purses from Fendi, and she was called "pretty" by what "E/R" and "Full House" star?
Answer: John Stamos
56. Funny, it doesn't look like David Bowie: a barn owl is one of the forms of Jareth the Goblin King in what twisty 1986 fantasy film?
Answer: Labyrinth
57. Costa Rica was one of two filming locations (along with Texas) for the second film in what American action-comedy-adventure film series? The movie was subtitled "The Island of Lost Dreams" and starred two very young espionage experts.
Answer: Spy Kids
58. At the top of Bleacher Report's top five cricket movies of all time is 2001's "Lagaan," which had the epic subtitle "Once Upon a Time in..." what country?
Answer: India
59. What type of bird is the subject of a discussion between King Arthur and the bridge-keeper in "Monty Python and the Holy Grail?" Both African and European varieties of the bird were mentioned repeatedly. The bird shares its name with a physical act performed in part by the medulla oblongata in humans.
Answer: Swallow
60. One of the top red wines produced in Washington State is what variety detested by Paul Giamatti's character in the 2004 movie "Sideways?"
Answer: Merlot
61. What adorable orange tabby cat, first seen in “Captain Marvel” (2019), is actually a Flerken, a tentacled alien that can eat people it doesn’t like? Its name, that of an unrelated animal, seems like a nod to the “Top Gun”-esque fighter pilot action seen throughout the movie.
Answer: Goose
62. What pizza restaurant, located on Main Street in its namesake Connecticut town, was also the name of a 1988 romantic comedy-drama directed by Donald Petrie, and starring Vincent D’Onofrio and a young Julia Roberts?
Answer: Mystic Pizza
63. What film franchise had a 2018 release subtitled "Fallout" that was largely set in Paris? Both the filming and the movie's premiere occurred in the French capital.
Answer: Mission Impossible
64. Who played Hans Gruber in Die Hard and earned a spot on the AFI's "100 Years...100 Heroes & Villains" list as the 46th best villain in film history? He later revealed he almost did not take the role as he did not think Die Hard was the kind of film he wanted to make.
Answer: Alan Rickman
65. Inspired by the real-life Hope Diamond, what is the name of the fictional blue diamond necklace worn by Kate Winslet's character in the 1997 movie "Titanic?"
Answer: Heart of the Ocean
66. Blu is a brilliantly colored Spix's Macaw who doesn't know how to fly because he's been raised in a cage in Minnesota, in what 2011 animated movie?
Answer: Rio
67. "Good Night, and Good Luck", "The Ides of March", and "The Monuments Men" are among the movies that have been directed by what man, who is better known as an actor?
Answer: George Clooney
68. What classic literary villain, described as a “Machiavellian schemer and manipulator” shares his name with an avian sidekick in the Disney film "Aladdin?"
Answer: Iago
69. In the affectionate Star Wars parody, “Space Balls,” the film renames the slimy crime lord “Jabba” to something far less sinister and perhaps a bit more delicious. What is this character’s new name?
Answer: Pizza the Hut
70. Considering that protagonist Chuck Noland is a systems analyst working for FedEx, it is not too surprising that the 2000 drama directed by Robert Zemeckis was set partly in Memphis. What is this film with impressively few lines of inter-character dialogue?
Answer: Cast Away
71. Legendary film director Alfred Hitchcock earned himself the nickname “Master of Suspense" as he thrilled the masses with his movies, but Hitchcock himself was known to suffer from ovophobia. Ovophobia is a fear of what?
Answer: Egg (he was particularly afraid of chicken eggs)
72. Played by Faizon Love, Big Worm is a weed dealer who drives an ice cream truck in what classic stoner movie of 1995? It was released at the start of the weekend.
Answer: Friday
73. After playing the title character in three "Karate Kid" movies, what actor went on to play Billy Gambini, the college student falsely accused of murder, in "My Cousin Vinny?"
Answer: Ralph Macchio
74. Although the majority of the movie "Fargo" takes place in Minnesota, the movie's title references a city in what other state?
Answer: North Dakota
75. Chief Dan George, OC was a chief of the Tsleil-Waututh Nation and was also a multi-talented actor, musician, poet and author. His acting career peaked when he portrayed Old Lodge Skins in a 1970 film for which he was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. What was this movie in which Chief Dan George was acting?
Answer: Little Big Man
76. Dating back to 1997, the Heineken brand has been displayed in seven consecutive films in what global movie franchise?
Answer: James Bond
77. What is the full name of the alliterative movie set in Connecticut that was released in 2011 and starred Elizabeth Olsen as a young woman who had lived in a cult in the Catskill Mountains?
Answer: Martha Marcy May Marlene
78. What is the name of the 2003 Disney Channel Original Movie that revolves around Alex Schlotsky and his Jewish basketball team coached by a former college basketball star?
Answer: Full-Court Miracle
79. A movie named "Password" was the highest-grossing film of 2019 in what country? In the local film awards, Shakib Khan won the Best Acting trophy and Mamnun Hasan Emon won Best Supporting Actor. The film details the stories stemming from a Swiss bank account password and was primarily filmed in Dhaka.
Answer: Bangladesh
80. At the time My Cousin Vinny was released in 1992, how old was the movie's lead actor Joe Pesci? We'll accept responses that are within two years of the correct answer.
Answer: 49
81. The mint-green 1964 Skylark driven by Bill and Stan at the beginning of "My Cousin Vinny" is a car produced by what manufacturer?
Answer: Buick
82. "My Cousin Vinny" screenwriter Dale Launer originally wanted what "Raging Bull" Oscar winner to play Vinny instead of Joe Pesci?
Answer: Robert De Niro
83. In February 2021, what costume designer of "Black Panther" and "Selma" made history as the first Black costume designer to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame?
Answer: Ruth E. Carter
84. The namesake of a Diablo Cody movie, what goddess of ancient Rome was the wife of Jupiter and the equivalent of the Greek goddess Hera?
Answer: Juno
85. What famous movie star, who portrayed the founder of the “I Hate Rachel” club in a 2001 episode of “Friends”, has an actual first name of William? He was nominated for an Oscar in 1996 for “12 Monkeys.”
Answer: Brad Pitt
86. In 2021, Disney released what live action crime comedy, whose title character is a younger version of a famous villain portrayed in a 1961 animated film and its 1996 live action remake? The movie’s title is the character’s first name, which seems to imply she is uncaring to suffering.
Answer: Cruella
87. What Mortal Kombat character is a United States Special Forces officer and best friends with Jax Briggs, and wore green in the first Mortal Kombat game? She was played by Jessica McNamee in the 2021 movie adaptation.
Answer: Sonya Blade
88. A 1992 novel by Danish author Peter Høeg, whose title translates to "Miss Smilla's Feeling for Snow," was adapted into a 1997 movie starring Julia Ormond with what title?
Answer: Smilla's Sense of Snow
89. What name is given to the region of New Zealand where tourists can see movie sets used during filming of Peter Jackson’s “Lord Of The Rings” films? Its name is derived from the kind of people Frodo, Samwise, and Bilbo were.
Answer: Hobbiton
90. An F-22 Raptor works with the Autobots in what loud, constantly changing movie series?
Answer: Transformers
91. Buddy happens upon a NYC shop that claims to have the "World's Best Cup of Coffee" and excitedly congratulates the staff about it in what classic Christmas movie?
Answer: Elf
92. Colorado Springs is one of the settings along with London in what magician-focused 2006 Christopher Nolan-directed movie? In the film, Colorado Springs serves as the homebase for the experiments of Nikola Tesla (played by none other than David Bowie!) during his ongoing professional rivalry with Thomas Edison.
Answer: The Prestige
93. Of the 11 feature-length, live-action Star Wars films released by Lucasfilm in theaters, only one does not have R2-D2 in the film. Which movie is this?
Answer: Solo: A Star Wars Story
94. What British actor played Neville Longbottom in the Harry Potter movies, and in real life married someone he met at a Wizarding World of Harry Potter event?
Answer: Matthew Lewis
95. Within Washington DC, near where M Street becomes Canal Road in Georgetown, lies a long, steep staircase resting between a stone wall and a brick warehouse. This structure was featured in a climactic final scene in what 1973 horror movie?
Answer: The Exorcist
96. A 1903 Tribeca Beaux-Art building, home to the real-life Hook & Ladder Company 8, famously featured as the firehouse in what 1984 film?
Answer: Ghostbusters
97. 30 years before the premiere of the movie itself, to what year does Marty McFly get sent back to in the original "Back to the Future"?
Answer: 1955
98. Despite poor reviews and even poorer performance at the box office, what 1999 movie set in Boston (though mostly filmed in Toronto) followed fraternal-twins turned vigilante killers became a cult favorite in part due to an exclusive partnership with Blockbuster?
Answer: The Boondock Saints
99. The canceled TV show Veronica Mars returned as a movie in March 2014 after raising more than $5.7 million from nearly 100,000 fans on what website?
Answer: Kickstarter
100. What American novelist was born in 1931 and is known for her prolific writings including "The Bluest Eye," "Song of Solomon," and "Beloved?" That last book was made into a 1996 movie produced by Oprah Winfrey. This Ohioan won both a Nobel Prize and the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Answer: Toni Morrison
101. "A Midsummer Night's Dream" inspired the French film "L'Appartement," which was remade into a 2004 Josh Hartnett movie named for what Chicago neighborhood?
Answer: Wicker Park
102. Despite being named "Endgame", it was not in fact the final film in Marvel's "Phase Three" of MCU films. What film was the final film in this series of superhero movies?
Answer: Spider-Man: Far from Home
103. "The Cowboy and The Spaceman" was a rejected title for what movie that eventually won an Academy Award for Special Achievement?
Answer: Toy Story
104. The bittersweet song "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" is originally from what Judy Garland movie musical with a US city in its name?
Answer: Meet Me in St. Louis
105. Iron Man is famously known as the first movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. What Louis Leterrier-directed film was the second? It was released only six weeks after Iron Man.
Answer: The Incredible Hulk
106. What 2018 Disney Channel Original Movie stars Meg Donnelly and Milo Manheim as a cheerleader and one of titular creatures, who team up to show the town the power of community? It takes real brains to remember there is a 2020 sequel.
Answer: Zombies
107. "Computer Blue" is a song by Prince and the Revolution from what 1984 album that is also the title of the movie Prince starred in the same year?
Answer: Purple Rain
108. In Harry Potter's first year at Hogwarts, there are only three girls on the Gryffindor quidditch team and they all play the same position. What position do they play?
Answer: Chaser
109. "Blue Velvet" is 1986 neo-noir film that was directed and written by what popular "surrealist"?
Answer: David Lynch
110. Costa Rican actor Giannina Facio played the wife of Maximus in "Gladiator" over a decade before marrying what dude that directed the movie?
Answer: Ridley Scott
111. What 2002 Disney animated film is a sci-fi adaptation of one of Robert Louis Stevenson's most famous adventure novels? Name the movie, not the book.
Answer: Treasure Planet
112. What iconic actress plays lead female Ilsa Lund in the classic film "Casablanca"?
Answer: Ingrid Bergman
113. A mining community is at odds with the forest gods in what classic 1997 Studio Ghibli film, whose title character is also known as "The Wolf Girl"?
Answer: Princess Mononoke
114. What 1986 war movie, directed by and starring Clint Eastwood, is about a man who won the Medal Of Honor at the titular battle of the Korean War, and is now leading Mario Van Peebles and other soldiers into 1980s Grenada?
Answer: Heartbreak Ridge
115. What 1988 Ron Howard fantasy film stars Warwick Davis as the titular aspiring sorcerer who tries to save a prophesied baby from harm? Val Kilmer plays a mercenary who helps the hero.
Answer: Willow
116. What beat-em-up video game franchise, featuring twin brother martial artists Billy and Jimmy, was latter turned into a poorly received 1994 James Yukich movie starring Scott Wolf and Mark Decascos?
Answer: Double Dragon
117. What 1992 film depicts the lives of 4 real estate salesmen after their corporate owner sends Alec Baldwin's character to tell them all but the top two salesman will be fired at the end of the week? Always be closing.
Answer: Glengarry Glen Ross
118. In which Marvel movie does the villain Mandarin commit a string of bombings that confuse intelligence agencies due to a lack of forensic evidence?
Answer: Iron Man 3
119. Featured in just about every '80s movie, "Bad to the Bone" was a huge hit for what Delaware blues dude?
Answer: George Thorogood
120. If you sum the total box office sales of all of the movies made by each Canadian film director in history, which Canadian director has the highest total?
Answer: James Cameron
121. What author wrote "I'm right and you're wrong, I'm big and you're small, and there's nothing you can do about it?" In the 1996 movie adaptation of the novel, the line was uttered by actor-director Danny DeVito.
Answer: Roald Dahl
122. What was the “Friends”-ly name of the horse in the 2011 epic film “War Horse”?
Answer: Joey
123. What was the real first name of Indiana Jones? Hint: it's not Illinois or Iowa; it's much more boring than that.
Answer: Henry
124. In "The Phantom Menace," Shmi and Anakin Skywalker are both slaves of what Todarian owner of a second-hand goods store on Tatooine?
Answer: Watto
125. In 2007's “The Simpsons Movie," Abe Simpson interrupts a Sunday church service by shouting the three-letter initialism of what government agency that helps enforce the Safe Drinking Water Act?
Answer: EPA
126. What is the name of the critically-acclaimed 2014 film starring Steve Carell that portrays the eccentric, dangerous behavior of multimillionaire John du Pont? The protagonist became infamous after his overzealous recruitment of Olympic wrestlers led to grisly results.
Answer: Foxcatcher
127. In the 1978 movie "Animal House," what is the name of the fictional college where the Delta House dudes get not very much of an education?
Answer: Faber
128. Roger Ebert became the first film critic to win a Pulitzer for Criticism while thumbing movies for what Windy City daily?
Answer: Chicago Sun-Times
129. Arlo is the titular apatosaurus in what 2015 Disney Pixar film that imagines an alternate universe in which creatures like him never became extinct?
Answer: The Good Dinosaur
130. In "My Cousin Vinny," the titular character fools a trial judge who has what ten-letter first name which is also the title of a profession which manages the household of a sovereign or other noble figure?
Answer: Chamberlain
131. The Best Picture-winning film "Driving Miss Daisy," was mostly set in 1960s Georgia and featured a Best Actress performance by what English-American actress in the titular role?
Answer: Jessica Tandy
132. Bruce Willis and Sarah Jessica Parker played Pittsburgh boat cops in "Striking Distance," a movie whose original title shared what watery name with a bygone stadium?
Answer: Three Rivers
133. What is the fictional movie referenced many times in Seinfeld with a title that is simply a woman's name repeated? The movie's tagline is revealed as "A young girl's strange, erotic journey from Milan to Minsk."
Answer: Rochelle Rochelle
134. Wissahickon Bridge, 30th Street Station, and Penn's Landing were all filming locations for what 1981 movie about an effects technician that starred John Travolta, Nancy Allen, and John Lithgow?
Answer: Blow Out
135. Reimagined in 2025 with Bowen Yang in the lead role, what 1993 Ang Lee romantic comedy stars Winston Chao as a gay Taiwanese immigrant to the U.S. who marries a woman to help her get a green card and placate his parents?
Answer: The Wedding Banquet
136. The 1940 noir film "They Drive by Night" featured an independent truck driver struggling to become economically stable during the Great Depression. The film co-starred what American film star that was named the "greatest male star" of classic American cinema by the American Film Institute?
Answer: Humphrey Bogart
137. In the movie "Star Wars", R2D2 claimed he was the property of Obi-Wan Kenobi but C3PO disagreed. Who did C3PO claim was their former master?
Answer: Captain Antilles
138. What American movie star won her second Best Actress Oscar for her performance in the 2017 film, "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri?"
Answer: Frances McDormand
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