How Well Do You Know Movies?

This creeper is from the popular horror movie "Carrie."

R2D2 is the correct answer because the question asks for the movie character, and R2D2 is a well-known character from the Star Wars franchise. C3PO, Number 5, and Wall-E are also movie characters, but they are not the correct answer according to the given options.

In the movie Beauty and the Beast, the piece of furniture that turns out to be a dog in the end is a footrest. This is revealed during the transformation scene where the enchanted objects in the Beast's castle regain their human form. The footrest transforms into a dog, adding to the magical and whimsical elements of the story.

The correct answer is Dazed and Confused. This can be inferred by examining the given options and identifying the movie that matches the individuals on the poster.

David Bowie is the correct answer because he played the role of Jareth the Goblin King in the movie "Labyrinth." This iconic role showcased Bowie's talent as both a musician and an actor, and his portrayal of Jareth has become legendary in pop culture. Bowie's unique style and charisma brought the character to life, making him the perfect choice for the role.

Tom Selleck was originally cast in the role of Indiana Jones but couldn't take the role because of prior television commitments.

In Stanley Kubrick's "A Clockwork Orange," Alex DeLarge and his gang of "droogs" sing "Singing In The Rain" to the couple they torment. This song choice is significant because it juxtaposes the cheerful and innocent nature of the song with the violent and disturbing actions of the characters. It creates a sense of irony and adds to the unsettling tone of the film.

In the movie "Mrs. Doubtfire," the main character, played by Robin Williams, is divorced from his wife, Miranda Hillard. The name of Miranda's new husband is Winston.

Stu (Matthew Lillard) is the character in the horror movie Scream who says, "I'm feeling a little woozy here man."

In the movie "American Pie", Jim is the character who said, "You realize we're all going to go to college as virgins. They probably have special dorms for people like us." This line reflects Jim's insecurities and fears about his lack of sexual experience, as well as his anticipation and uncertainty about college life. It highlights the comedic and relatable nature of the film, as many young adults can relate to the anxieties surrounding their sexual experiences and the transition to college.

In the scene where the Dude is being questioned by the Chief of Police of Malibu, the Dude's only form of identification is Ralph's card.

Randal is wearing Russia's CCC hockey team's jersey in the movie Clerks.

In the movie "Airplane!", when Ted Striker comments, "Surely you can't be serious?", Dr. Rumack responds by saying, "I am serious... and don't call me Shirley!" This line is a famous and humorous quote from the movie. Dr. Rumack's response is unexpected and adds comedic value to the scene. It has become a popular catchphrase and is often referenced in popular culture.

Rosemary was planning on naming the baby Andy or Jenny. However, in the end, she had to name the baby Lucifer.