The Movie Quiz

Chrissy wrote:

That was a funny film...

"That;s not a knife...This is a knife"


ha haha ha



Same flick new question....There was a certain article of clothing that made its film debut in this film..Can you name it?

Don't know but he was a Snappy dresser !!

As it's a mid 80's film it's probably something OTT. Can we have a clue?

Very specific name to this style of swim suit...Never seen on a major motion picture until this movie and now every woman owns one...
What is it?

Chrissy wrote:

Very specific name to this style of swim suit...Never seen on a major motion picture until this movie and now every woman owns one...
What is it?

How am I meant to know about women's swim suits!?!?!? A one piece? A Thong...

ding ding ding!!!!

Thong is the correct answer....This was the first time this made its first appearance in a major motion picture and spurned a fashion trend that is still going strong

Chrissy wrote:

ding ding ding!!!!

Thong is the correct answer....This was the first time this made its first appearance in a major motion picture and spurned a fashion trend that is still going strong

Hahahaha!! So a piece of string covering her a$$hole is now considered a swimsuit? Not that I'm complaining but that's funny!

Which 1989 blockbuster feature no tagline, just a symbol and the lead actors surnames on the posters?

Pete wrote:

Which 1989 blockbuster feature no tagline, just a symbol and the lead actors surnames on the posters?

Roger. H wrote:

Pete wrote:

Which 1989 blockbuster feature no tagline, just a symbol and the lead actors surnames on the posters?

Indeed!

What "honour" do the movies The Turning Point and The Colour Purple share ??

Roger. H wrote:

What "honour" do the movies The Turning Point and The Colour Purple share ??

I don't know.

They were films both nominated for an enormous amount of Oscars but received none...

Correct. Each had 11 nominations but won none.

We cheesed-out last night with a couple of rentals that would be better left alone, however, we watched Pihrana and Machete. I can sum each film up with one word each. Pihrana: Implants Machete: Rodriguez

What was the first movie for which for which the cost of obtaining rights to the soundtrack outweighed the entire production cost?
Make a choice.......

A. The Wall B. The Blair Witch Project C. Clerks D. Titanic

Can't be The Wall as Pink Floyd own the rights, Can't be Blair Witch as there was no soundtrack, can't be Titanic as that cost millions and you wouldn't have to spend that much on rights, so that leaves CLERKS, brilliant movie !!

you are correct....

$27,000 for the music rights for this film....

$26,000 in production costs....

Is that all it cost !!?? So you don't have to spend 100's of millions to make a classic movie.

Roger. H wrote:

Is that all it cost !!?? So you don't have to spend 100's of millions to make a classic movie.

To quote my ill informed mate...'But it's in Black and White so it must be shit'...

Great film. Shame Clerks II is pants!

Tagline time !!....................................."Whoever wins... we lose"

Roger. H wrote:

Tagline time !!....................................."Whoever wins... we lose"

AvP

Correct.

Roger. H wrote:

Correct.

I know. That was two hours of my live I'll never get back...

Hopefully this tagline is just as easy...


You know the name. You know the number.

How many Bond films are there !!?? Pick one.........Casino Royale ( remake) ???