Passenger 57 Multiple Choice Quiz | Movies

Answer: Water Jugs

Charles Rane is an airplane terrorist/hijacker whom the F.B.I. is flying to Los Angeles to stand trial. After a small pursuit, and after falling down, Rane is soaked by the crashing water jugs, to add a little insult to the "injury" of being caught.

Answer: The 57th passenger counted by Marti is John Cutter

John Cutter is played by Wesley Snipes and is a former head of security for an airline. He is seen at the beginning of the movie teaching a class intended for flight attendants on how to handle a hijacking situation. Marti Slayton is a flight attendant on whom Cutter has a role-playing hijack attempt.

Instead of listening to orders, she kicks back at Cutter while another "passenger" grabs the arm with the gun. Cutter is upset by this because she has endangered the lives of herself and everyone, assuming the possible situation that the hijacking was real and the gun was real.

He then accepts a new position in Atlantic International Airlines. While flying out to Los Angeles, he is set up by his friend, Sly DelVecchio to be on the plane that Marti is working on, although until this scene the question refers to, neither of them know it.

The look on her face when she sees Cutter on the plane is priceless. Sabrina is the other female personnel on the plane.

Answer: How appropriate

The F.B.I. agent chooses the chicken to elicit this response from Rane. Rane is a stoic individual who doesn't seem bothered by situations and who doesn't respect authority. He mentions his father died, violently...the viewer is left to assume Rane had something to do with his father's death.

Answer: Tomato Juice

After his order we hear Rane ask for the steak. He then tells Sabrina to keep the champagne on ice because they would celebrate later.

Answer: Kicks Cutter in the face

Forget is one of the terrorists and when he boards the plane he first encounters Sabrina and she pronounces his name as it looks, forget. He corrects her and says it's French. During the scene in question, Cutter wants off the plane anyway, surely not by way of a boot to the face.

Answer: Luther

Luther: "He's heading toward the fairgrounds, want us to head out there?" Biggs: "Well why is that, Luther? So he can get some more practice whipping your..." This is one of the best exchanges in the movie. After this scene we see Cutter start to pursue and eventually catch Rane.

Answer: Pepsi

We see a huge Pepsi logo in the background as Cutter is pursuing Rane through the fair, while he is being pursued without his knowledge. This scene occurs after Rane lets some of the passengers free so he has a mask for his own attempted escape.

Answer: intellect

This scene is captivating, I found myself not wanting them to let Rane back on the plane. Knowing he could not do anything to harm Rane, who was going be used as bait in the next scenes, Cutter backed off his aggression.

Answer: John Cutter

"Good Night, Biggs" The line before that is Biggs saying "Good Night, Cutter." That's a pretty simple exchange there to end this movie. This happens as Cutter and Marti are walking away from all the commotion.

Answer: False

The one he didn't kill is Sabrina, he just knocks her out. After doing so he looks at both the pilots and says "What a waste." This refers to the fact that Elizabeth Hurley plays the role of Sabrina. She is deemed by some to be a fairly attractive woman. Sabrina is shown being escorted into the back of a police car at the end. Thanks for playing.