Choose the "RIGHT!" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Dudley Do-Right

"Dudley Do-Right" was one of my more favorite box office flops. Set in beautiful Vancouver, British Columbia, the film introduces us to a Royal Canadian Mountie by the name of Dudley Do-Right. Dudley is an innocent, and not altogether bright, Mountie who chases down Snidely and his henchmen before winning the hand of his one true love. The critics hated it but it has its funny moments.

Answer: The Right Stuff

The movie "The Right Stuff" was considered by many critics to be the best film of 1983. It won four Academy Awards: Best Film Editing, Best Original Score, Best Sound, and Best Sound Effects Editing. The film was based upon the 1979 best-selling novel penned by Tom Wolfe. "The Right Stuff" documents the Project Mercury program that brought together the best Navy, Air Force, and Marine test pilots in order to put a man into space.

Answer: Do the Right Thing

"Do the Right Thing" earned significant critical acclaim and ranked as the best film of 1989 and one of the top 10 films of the decade by Siskel & Ebert. The all-star cast includes Spike Lee, Rosie Perez, Danny Aiello, Samuel L. Jackson, and Ruby Dee.

The film is a commentary on racial tensions prevalent in Brooklyn through the 1980s. In June 2006, Entertainment Weekly named "Do the Right Thing" to its list of the 25 most controversial movies ever made.

Answer: The Kids Are All Right

"The Kids Are All Right" was a breakout success at the 2010 Sundance Festival and also won significant acclaim at the Sydney Film Festival and the Los Angeles Festival. After a limited nationwide release it also earned nominations for four Academy Awards including Best Picture.

At the Golden Globes, the film earned Best Motion Picture honors and a Best Actress Golden Globe for Annette Bening. The plot of the movie is set around the life of Nic and Jules, a lesbian couple who each have a child (Joni and Laser) from the same sperm donor.

The children in their teenage years decide to try and track down their biological father which leads them to find Paul and a complicated addition to the family.

Answer: The Right Temptation

Rebecca De Mornay (Derien McCall) takes on an assignment offered by Anthea Ferrow-Smith (Dana Delany) to attempt to flirt and seduce her wealthy businessman husband Michael (Kiefer Sutherland). Unfortunately, the investigator falls for the husband and plunges headlong into an affair. Unbeknownst to her, Anthea has placed into action a complicated murder plan to take care of her cheating husband.

Answer: All the Right Moves

A youthful Tom Cruise plays the part of Stef Djordjevic, a star defensive back for Ampipe High School in western Pennsylvania. His family works at the local steel mill and Stef has dreams of earning a college scholarship to escape the town. The film follows a major loss to undefeated rivals, Walnut Heights High School.

The coach (Craig T. Nelson) blames Stef for a botched hand-off that leads to the loss. Stef is booted from the team and is blacklisted among college coaches. At the end of the movie, the coach gets a position at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and offers Stef a full scholarship to play college football.

Answer: The Right Kind of Wrong

"The Right Kind of Wrong" explores the life of an eccentric writer (Ryan Kwanten) who is struggling with the failure of his first novel and the break-up of his marriage to a woman (Kristne Hager) who spends most of her time documenting his flaws in a popular blog entitled "Why You Suck". Leo's life becomes increasingly more complicated when he falls head over heels in love for Colette (Sara Canning) who happens to be marrying the perfect man that very day.

The film opened with the Toronto International Film Festival in September of 2013.

Answer: Let the Right One In

"Let the Right One In" has earned positive reviews from critics throughout Europe and America. Roger Ebert gave the film 3.5 out of 4 stars and called it the best modern-day vampire movie. The film stars Kare Hedebrant as Oskar and Lina Leandersson as Eli. Oskar is an 11-year old boy who is bullied at school. Eli is an 11-year old vampire who loses her "father" and must survive the world without him.

The film plays upon an unlikely friendship that springs up between the two adolescents. "Let the Right One In" won a host of significant awards including Best Film by the European Independent Film Critics, Empire and Saturn Awards for best International film and the Tribeca Film Festival award for Best Narrative Feature.

Answer: Making Mr. Right

"Making Mr. Right" is a 1987 romantic comedy that earned mixed reviews from the critics. John Malkovich stars as a scientist with poor social skills who builds an android in his own image. Ann Magnuson plays his assistant (Frankie Stone) who falls in love with the android creation. The film is directed by Susan Seidelman.

Answer: Righteous Kill

"Righteous Kill" was released in September of 2008 with an all-star cast. Aside from Pacino and De Niro, the film also brought together Donnie Wahlberg, Brian Dennehy, Carla Gugino, John Leguizamo, and Curtis Jackson. The film had mixed reviews and the "Times" listed it as one of the top 100 worst films of 2008. Al Pacino was nominated for a Razzie as worst actor in his role as Rooster Fisk.

He ended up losing the award to Mike Myers for "The Love Guru". The movie is set around two aging New York City cops who are trying to track down a serial killer who is targeting sociopathic criminals.

Unfortunately, the killer is closer to the NYPD than anyone could realize.