If you think back on the people who have really influenced you in your life, it's a safe bet that at least one of them was a teacher. Let's look at the way that teachers, of all levels, are portrayed in film.
The BRI (Bathroom Readers' Institute), in consultation with DJ Bob Shannon of WCBS-FM has published lists of the top ten hits for various years. If I give you some lyrics, can you identify the songs on their list for 1976?
All of these deaths are important, although some of them occur outside of the movie. They either set the stage, tie up the ending, or have an effect on the way the movie unfolds. All you have to do is tell me what movie they're from.
I saw these guys in concert last night and they still know how to please a crowd! This quiz will be mostly about lyrics with a few general questions. Much of the information comes from the insert from the 'Celebrate' cd.
These songs all started life in a movie, but they became big enough hits to stand on their own two feet!
I'll give you some of the lyric, and the year that the movie was released, you tell me the name of the song.
Everyone loves to watch a movie where the bad guy sees the error of his ways and performs some redeeming act to confirm his or her humanity. All of these movies contain such moments.
With a deliciously complicated plot (and starring Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law), Guy Ritchie's 2011 sequel to "Sherlock Holmes" does not disappoint! Don't play the quiz if you haven't seen the movie.
These are some quotes from the movie "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey". Because the dwarves' names can be so confusing, I have restricted quotes by dwarves to only Balin (the oldest dwarf) and Thorin Oakenshield.
There are still lots of movies in my collection that we haven't talked about yet. And I haven't even started thinking about the ones that I don't really like very much! This quiz contains a mix of new and classic movies.
Guy Ritchie's take on the esteemed detective offers us a grittier, more human Holmes. If you haven't seen the film, I highly recommend that you do...before taking this quiz!
Warning, spoilers ahead!
Many fine film directors have started their careers as actors. Unfortunately more men have made the leap than have women. Here are a few, fine ladies who have entertained us from both sides of the camera.
Is Scientology a genuine religion, able to achieve some of the lofty goals it has set for itself, or is it a dangerous, money-grubbing cult? I'll guarantee one thing, it's always controversial!
"Across the Universe" offers us a tale of the turbulent '60s, woven around the music of The Beatles. Do you remember which character(s) sang which song?
Hi, it's me again, with more movies from my collection. I'll describe them for you, and you tell me what they are. This quiz contains a mixture of new and classic movies.
Guy Ritchie's take on the esteemed detective offers us a grittier, more human Holmes. If you haven't seen the film, I highly recommend that you do...before taking this quiz!
Warning, spoilers ahead!
The long-awaited follow-up to "Knives Out", "Glass Onion" is both clever and a lot of fun.
Match the character to the description/event that best fits them. Each character is used only once.
"Across the Universe" offers us a tale of the turbulent '60s, woven around the music of The Beatles. Do you remember which character(s) sang which song?
Written and directed by Christopher Nolan, "Inception" takes you on a fascinating journey of mind manipulation, through the world of dreams. Contains Spoilers!
There are lots of movies out there about people who choose to step out of their ordinary lives and do something truly nasty, or just plain illegal. These acts are generally committed in order to gain power, privilege, money, or sometimes all three.
See if you can match these popular Christmas movies with moments from their opening scenes. Some scenes (but not all) take place during the opening credits.
Yes, I admit it, I was a fan. And when I got the two seasons on DVD, I found out that I was still a fan. Here are some questions from the episodes of the first season.
"The Lost City" is an action/romance/comedy, starring Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum, that is quite similar to "Romancing the Stone" (1984), a movie it pays homage to.
I have the pleasure of living with a little black cat named Storm (whose turbulent personality matches her name). In her honour, I have served up a list of movies where nasty weather plays an important role in the development of the plot.
I have rather an eclectic taste in movies, and my collection reflects that. These are a few of the movies in my collection. Can you guess what they are?
As I sit and watch my son's rugby games, I'm sometimes baffled by the rules, and even by the very language that is used. Come see if you can help me understand this game.
Indiana Jones is finally back! This quiz examines the first half of the fourth movie. Don't take the quiz if you haven't seen the movie, because it does contain spoilers!
With a good script and excellent performances by all concerned, this "Bond" offering is almost as good as its predecessor. Unfortunately many of the action scenes were filmed in extreme close-up, making them a little too gritty and confusing to follow.
Set in 1932 and third in the "Fantastic Beasts" movie series, this offering deals with the complicated relationship between a younger Albus Dumbledore and his onetime friend/lover Gellert Grindelwald, who wants to control the wizarding world.
It's a shame that there aren't many diners around anymore, at least not where I live. They were so rich in atmosphere, including their own colourful lingo that was yelled back and forth between waitress and cook. Can you figure out what it all meant?
My daughter assures me that these are four of the hottest actors in film today. I'll give you three roles that they each played, and the movies they were in, and you tell me which hunk I'm talking about.