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1. In "The Creation of the Humanoids" (1962), what was it that made the building of so many robots seem necessary at the time?

From Quiz "The Creation of the Humanoids" (1962)

Answer: nuclear war killing over 90% of humanity

A nuclear war in the 23rd century killed 92% of the population of the Earth. Residual radiation reduced human fertility and concomitantly reduced the global birth rate to 1.4% which is less than that necessary to perpetuate humanity. The resulting society of survivors produces humanoid robots -- with superior intelligence, untiring, stronger, physically perfect -- to assist in rebuilding the civilisation. As people have grown more and more dependent upon robots' assistance, the demand for more and better robots increases to maintain the new standard of living. As a result, the population of robots is within a year of exceeding the number of people on Earth.

From Quiz Cruella

Answer: She was withdrawn by her mother

Despite being advised by her mum to try her best at school Estella ends up making enemies on her first day - three boys who rebuff her request for friendship. Her record book gets so blotted that the principal invites Estella's mother. He is about to announce Estella's expulsion, but her mum interrupts to say that she is withdrawing Estella from the school. As a result, Estella and her mum decide to move south to London; but Estella's mother gets thrown off a cliff while requesting money from the Baronnes, leaving Estella to flee from the scene an orphan.

From Quiz A Cure For Wellness

Answer: Switzerland

Lockhart riding train through the Alps, clearly working on some major business, is sent specifically to a spa/wellness center to seek out Roland Pembroke, the CEO of a major wall street accounting firm who's headed out there to feel better. He refuses to return. Nonetheless, he's needed to sign off on a complex and high-value merger between two financial service firms. The truth is though, there are some complications. Lockhart could potentially go to prison-- they all could-- because of some allegations. But if he goes and retrieves Mr. Pembroke, they could all be fine.

From Quiz Crazy, Stupid, Love.

Answer: Opens the car door and rolls out

Cal (played by Steve Carell) tells Emily (played by Julianne Moore) to stop the car, but before she pulls over, he opens the door and rolls out of the moving vehicle. Emily then stops the car, gets out and helps him. As soon as they get home, Cal blurts out to their babysitter, Jessica, that they're getting divorced and he jumped out of the car. His son overhears this, but is at least impressed that his father jumped out of a moving vehicle.

From Quiz Crocodile Dundee

Answer: Peter Faiman

Peter Faiman previously worked with Paul Hogan when he directed and produced the 'Paul Hogan Show' in the early 1970s-80s. 'Crocodile Dundee' was his biggest achievement, although he has worked on several television shows in Australia and the US.

From Quiz Classic War Movies - "The Cruel Sea"

Answer: Nicholas Monsarrat

Although a pacifist, Monsarrat joined the Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve during the second world war, and achieved the rank of Commander. He finished the war as Commanding Officer of a Frigate assigned to convoy escort duties, no doubt the source of his inspiration for the book.

From Quiz The Curse of Frankenstein

Answer: Peter Cushing

Peter Cushing asked for the role of Victor Frankenstein after reading the script. He felt that he could add another dimension to the character of Baron Frankenstein, giving him a more human and less "mad scientist" persona. As Victor Frankenstein, Cushing is at his best, playing the dual personality of a dedicated scientist and an obsessed practitioner of never before performed science. Cushing succeeded so well, he went on to reprise the role six times. Christopher Lee plays The Creature. Karloff and Clive appeared in Universal's "Frankenstein" as the monster and the doctor respectively.

From Quiz Test Your "Crocodile Dundee II" Knowledge!

Answer: Fishing

The police are called to investigate some strange behavior in the harbor. When they get there, they discover their favorite Aussie attempting to lure fish... with dynamite.

From Quiz "The Creeping Terror" - The Worst Movie of 1964

Answer: Angel County

Director Arthur Nelson (who also starred under the name of Vic Savage) set the movie in a nondescript area of Simi Valley, though writer Alan Silliphant wanted to have the movie set around Lake Tahoe. Supposedly, the original soundtrack to the movie did make it to the bottom of Lake Tahoe, as the urban legend goes, which was why the majority of the movie is narrated.

From Quiz Life is "C.R.A.Z.Y."

Answer: Christmas

Zac had a rough introduction into the world, which has coloured how the rest of his life has developed. Since he was born on Christmas Day, he exudes a noticeable distaste for that particular holiday. But throughout the movie it is clear that Zac represents a modern-day Christ-like figure. His mother is convinced that he has the power to heal people. Marc-André Grondin plays Zac as an adult. He has been described as Canada's Gael Garcia Bernal. Marc-André is also a muisician, playing drums in two seperate Montréal bands.

From Quiz Cry Wolf

Answer: Becky

We learned her name after Owen accused Mr. Matthews of using the gun to shoot the girl in the woods. Mr. Matthews questioningly said the name Becky and we later found out that he had been sleeping with her.

From Quiz Crocodile Dundee

Answer: Walkabout Creek

He has lived there for many years, except when he goes 'walkabout', and lives in the Australian bush. In "Crocodile Dundee In Los Angeles", he says that he was born in a cave.

From Quiz Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

Answer: family

Dark Cloud is the leader of a gang of highwaymen who rob travelers using the desert as a route. When Dark Cloud and his gang attack Governor Yu's caravan, the beautiful and young Jen Yu, daughter of Governor Yu, chases after Lo "Dark Cloud" because he snatched her comb. They end up living in his hidden cave for a time and fall in love. Before she returns to her family, Jen Yu listens to Lo explain what his life is like.

From Quiz Powerful "Crush"

Answer: his boots

He's wearing snakeskin boots that are so cool.

From Quiz The Crucible

Answer: Arthur Miller & Miller

It was written in 1953 as a response to McCarthyism after Miller was blacklisted.

From Quiz The Cure

Answer: AIDS

Dexter is only 11 years old and lives alone with his mother when he meets Erik.

From Quiz Crimson Tide

Answer: Petty Officer Danny Rivetti

Danny Nucci was also in many other movies such as 'Friends and Lovers', 'Love Walked In', 'Titanic' (Fabrizio, Jack's Italian friend), 'Eraser', 'The Rock', 'The Unknown Cyclist', and many others. (He's so cute!)

From Quiz Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course

Answer: A crocodile swallowed it

The answer to this question is blatantly obvious in all the trailers of the film.

From Quiz Crazy People

Answer: Dudley Moore

From Quiz Curly Sue

Answer: Alisan Porter & Porter

She also appeared in 'Parenthood' in 1989.

From Quiz Creature From The Black Lagoon

Answer: fossilized clawed hand

He had found a fossilizd clawed hand that he couldn't identify.

From Quiz Stephen King's "Cujo" The Movie

Answer: St. Bernard

Cujo was played by a St. Bernard and a robotic dog. In some scenes they had another dog in a St. Bernard outfit. ('Entertainment Tonight', 1984)

From Quiz "The Creation of the Humanoids" (1962)

Answer: blue-green skin, metallic eyes, bald heads

The robots are electronic inside but are made to look like humans on the outside. They are the same size and shape as most people. Their skin has a synthetic look to it and is blue-green in colour. They lack hair, which was a challenge to Jack Pierce, who had done Boris Karloff's make-up in "Frankenstein" (1931), and to his make-up department. Latex rubber bald caps cover the actors' hair. Blue-green rubber gloves match the skin tones of their heads. They wear jumpsuits like those of the Metalunans in "This Island Earth" (1955). Their artificial uninflected voices are reminiscent of "Coneheads" (1993) from Remulak.

From Quiz Cruella

Answer: She becomes a pickpocket

She meets two boys, Jasper, a lean boy whom she describes as insightful, and Horace, a plump kid with a one eyed dog named Wink. She follows them to the top floor of an apparently abandoned building; the boys' hideout. The trio work together with the dogs as pickpockets in the streets of London.

From Quiz Crazy, Stupid, Love.

Answer: David Lindhagen

His name is repeated frequently throughout the movie. Emily says his name to Cal at the beginning of the movie, and Cal repeats his name to everyone who will listen when he's at the bar. David Lindhagen is played by Kevin Bacon and is an accountant who works with Emily. David Lindhagen is first introduced when Robbie is sent home from school and goes to work with his mother.

From Quiz Crocodile Dundee

Answer: Australia and USA

'Crocodile Dundee' starts off in the Australian outback, before heading to the US when Mick (the main charaacter) is invited back by Sue (Journalist and Mick's eventual love interest in the film). The film was inspired by the real-life shenanigans of Rodney Ansell, who died in 1999 after a shootout with the local law enforcement officers. Ansell went missing in the Northern Territory of Australia in early-mid 1977. He claimed he was going on a fishing trip, yet when his boat capsized and sunk, he managed to retrieve his tender and travel to stay alive until he was rescued by two stockmen. It was later revealed that Ansell was out poaching crocodiles (not fishing) hence, the inspiration for Mick 'Crocodile' Dundee.

From Quiz Classic War Movies - "The Cruel Sea"

Answer: HMS Compass Rose

HMS Compass Rose was a flower class Corvette, purposely built for convoy escort duties in an anti-submarine role. In real life, a compass rose is a printed card that floats inside a compass, and shows in which direction the ship's head is pointing. Nowadays, most compasses have digital readouts.

From Quiz "Cruising" with Al Pacino

Answer: Karen Allen

Karen Allen played Nancy, his girlfriend, a well adjusted woman who was the one steady female influence in his life. (She had co-starred in "Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark" in 1981, "The Perfect Storm" 2000, and "Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull" 2008.) The unsteady relationship between the two leading characters was put in jeopardy when Steve Burns, AKA John Forbes (Al Pacino) decided to accept this undercover assignment. He could not tell her about the investigation he had undertaken, adding to the already difficult situation. The investigation asked Steve Burns (his undercover name was John Forbes) to infiltrate the gay scene, and to become part of the night life. This hopefully would lead to the discovery and arrest of a serial killer who had been murdering young gay men in the New York City area. Diane Keaton starred with Al Pacino in all three "Godfather" movies. She has had a very successful career in mostly comic movies, notably "Annie Hall" with Woody Allen, "First Wives Club" and "Something's Gotta Give". Tuesday Weld starred with Al Pacino in "Author! Author!" another low rated movie. Marthe Keller was in "Bobby Deerfield" with Al Pacino, this movie was a love story. Pacino's manager (Martin Bregman) had recommended to Pacino that he not make this movie, but Al Pacino wanted to play in a love story. I liked his portrayal, it showed me that he could command an audience in any type of movie.

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