1. Let's take a look at the year 1978. Which movie won the SFX award back then? Superman The Deer Hunter Days of Heaven Heaven Can Wait

2. The competition for the SFX award in 1979 was tough. In fact there were five nominated films, so I had to leave one out (you'll find it in the info section). Anyway, who was the winner? Alien Moonraker The Black Hole Star Trek : The Motion Picture

3. The movie awarded for Best Special Effects in 1980 was... The Stunt Man Blue Lagoon Resurrection The Empire Strikes Back

4. Do you enjoy special effects? Then the winner of this category from 1981 would satisfy your taste. Which one was it? An American Werewolf in London Dragonslayer Raiders of the Lost Ark Clash of the Titans

5. This movie is really special. By the way, it had also won the SFX award in 1982. Time Bandits Blade Runner E.T. : the Extra-Terrestrial Poltergeist

6. A lot of new, fancy visual effects for this movie. That's why it won the SFX award in 1983. Never Say Never Again Midnight The Right Stuff Return of the Jedi

7. Here's a clue for the 1984 Best Visual Effects winner: It was the sequel of another awarded movie in the same category. 2010 Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Airplane II The Return of Godzilla

8. Who was the lucky SFX award winner of 1985? Cocoon Return to Oz Young Sherlock Holmes Back to the Future

9. The year: 1986; The place: the Oscar Ceremony; The category: Best Special Effects; "And the Oscar goes to..." Little Shop of Horrors Aliens Poltergeist II: The Other SIde The Mission

10. Pick the SFX awarded movie from 1987. Predator Innerspace The Last Emperor Harry and the Hendersons

11. Here you'll find out who got the Best Visual Effects award in 1988. Die Hard Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Without a Clue Willow

12. Interesting choices for the Best Special Effects award in 1989. Who might have been the winner? Was it the one of the three long-titled movies or was it the odd one out? The Abyss Back to the Future Part II The Adventures of Baron Munchausen Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

13. Do you have any "trace" about who was the SFX award winner in 1990? Can you "recall" that year? Should you do this, the answer would be very easy ... in your "dreams". The fact is it's pretty "hard" to make a decision. Die Hard Dick Tracy Dreams Total Recall

14. Need a clue for the 1991 SFX winner? Well, I won't give it to you - this is much too easy. Beauty and the Beast Backdraft Terminator 2: Judgement Day Hook

15. The winner in 1992. (Suggestion: It may not be the one you'd expect) Death Becomes Her Alien 3 Batman Returns Universal Soldier

16. This is the undisputed Best Special Effects winner from 1993. Jurassic Park Cliffhanger The Nightmare Before Christmas The Fugitive

17. Nice Oscar awards in 1994: Best Picture : "Forrest Gump"; Best Actor : Tom Hanks, in "Forrest Gump"; Best Director : Robert Zemekis for "Forrest Gump"; and Best Special Effects ... this should be obvious (or not). The Mask Forrest Gump True Lies Highlander III

18. No more tricky questions. Who was the SFX award winner in 1995? Apollo 13 Babe Braveheart Johnny Mnemonic

19. The 1996 Best Visual Effects Oscar goes to... Independence Day Dragonheart Twister The English Patient

20. Wow! Great special effects in the 1997 SFX nominated movies. Dinosaurs, aliens or big ships... Tough decision. Glad I'm not the one to make it. Men in Black Starship Troopers Titanic The Lost World

21. Who was the SFX award winner in 1998? What Dreams May Come Mighty Joe Young Armageddon Saving Private Ryan

22. One small step for a sequel, one giant leap for special effects - the winner of 1999 SFX Oscar. The Matrix Star Wars - Episode I: The Phantom Menace Stuart Little The Haunting

23. 2000: Earlier movies used special effects in order to fantasize about this year. But in 2000, the winner of the Special Effects award was... Hollow Man Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon The Perfect Storm Gladiator

24. You can't possibly miss this one: Who was the SFX award winner in 2001? The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring A.I. Artificial Intelligence Pearl Harbor Black Hawk Down

25. Some tough competitors for the 2002 Best Special Effects Award. Which proved to be the winning card? Was it the spinning Yoda, the 'tricksy' Gollum, the dastardly Green Goblin or MIB Michael Jackson? The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers Spider-Man Men in Black II Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the clones