How Well Do You Know ROM-coms?

In the 1999 rom-com Trick, Tori Spelling plays Katherine, Gabriel's (Christian Campbell) aspiring-actress friend.

In the film "The Proposal," there is a comedic scene where an eagle almost takes a puppy but ends up grabbing the lead character's cell phone instead. This scene adds humor and tension to the story, as the audience expects the puppy to be in danger but is surprised by the twist with the cell phone. It showcases the unpredictable and comical nature of the film.

Shaun of the Dead, Shawn of the Dead, and Sean of the Dead are all incorrect spellings of the breakout 2004 horror comedy hit that was touted as the first ever "zom-rom-com." The correct answer is Shaun of the Dead.

The correct answer is Hawaii because the movie "50 First Dates" is set in Hawaii. The film follows the story of a man who falls in love with a woman who has short-term memory loss, and they have their romantic adventures on the beautiful Hawaiian islands.

The events of Love, Actually occur in the month leading up to Christmas, which is also known as Xmas. The movie follows the lives of various characters and their intertwining love stories during the holiday season. The holiday of Christmas serves as a backdrop for the different romantic plots and themes explored in the film.

In the movie "The Wedding Singer," Robbie seeks help from Billy Idol, a famous '80s rocker, to win over Julia's heart on an airplane. Billy Idol's appearance and support add to the comedic and nostalgic elements of the film, as he assists Robbie in his pursuit of love.

In the movie "Working Girl," Tess confidently states that she has "a head for business, and a bod for sin." This phrase implies that while she possesses intelligence and skills in the business world, she also has a seductive and attractive physical appearance. It suggests that she is not only capable of excelling in her career but also possesses the allure and charm to captivate others.

Alec Baldwin makes an uncredited cameo as Anna's American boyfriend in the movie Notting Hill.

The 1987 remake (loosely speaking) of Bringing Up Baby starring Madonna was titled "Who's That Girl".

In the 1982 romantic comedy Tootsie, Michael Dorsey creates a female alter-ego named Dorothy Michaels. He adopts this persona in order to land a role on a soap opera. The name "Dorothy Michaels" is the correct answer, as it accurately reflects the character's name in the film. "Dorothy Michael" is not a correct answer, as it is a combination of both the character's first and last name.

"How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days" was made last among the given options.

In the movie "Coming to America," there is a band fronted by Eddie Murphy's character, Randy Watson, that performs the song "Greatest Love of All" at the Black Awareness Rally. This band is indeed called "Sexual Chocolate."

In the movie Pretty Woman, Vivian (Julia Roberts) does not sing Prince's "When Doves Cry" in the bubble bath.

Someone Like You is not a romantic comedy starring Katherine Heigl. This film stars Ashley Judd and Hugh Jackman, not Katherine Heigl.

The given answer, "If I Didn't Care," is not an actual rom-com title. This title does not match the typical format and tone of a romantic comedy title, which usually includes playful or catchy phrases. The other options listed are all actual rom-com titles that follow the conventions of the genre.

In Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Peter dreams of making a puppet rock opera based on the classic novel Dracula. This is evident in the film when Peter is seen creating and performing the puppet show, which is inspired by the story of Dracula. The other options, A Tale of Two Cities, Gone with the Wind, and Les Miserables, are not mentioned or referenced in the movie. Therefore, the correct answer is Dracula.

The correct answer is "None of the above." This means that all of the rom-coms listed (Just Go With It, You've Got Mail, No Reservations) are either remakes or adaptations of earlier films or works that were already adapted into another film.

The correct answer is Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. This romantic comedy starring Marilyn Monroe is known for its iconic musical number "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend," which was later appropriated by Madonna in her "Material Girl" video.

Uma Thurman's superhero alter-ego in the movie "My Super Ex-Girlfriend" is G-Girl.

The woman who delivers the famous line, "I'll have what she's having," in the deli scene of When Harry Met Sally is not director Rob Reiner's wife. The line is actually spoken by Rob Reiner's mother, Estelle Reiner.

"Chances Are" is the correct answer because it is a romantic comedy that involves the concept of reincarnation. The film tells the story of a young woman who falls in love with a man, only to discover that he is the reincarnation of her deceased husband. This theme of past lives and second chances adds a unique twist to the romantic comedy genre.

Elizabeth Banks plays the character who turns out to be Maya's birth mother in the movie Definitely, Maybe.

In the 1938 screwball comedy Bringing Up Baby, "Baby" refers to a leopard. This is evident from the title itself, as well as the plot of the movie which revolves around the misadventures caused by a leopard named Baby. The film features comedic situations and misunderstandings that arise from the presence of the leopard, making it a central character in the story.

In the movie Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist, Nick is a member of an "all-gay band" called The Jerk-Offs. Although the question does not explicitly mention which instrument Nick plays, it is commonly known that the bass guitar is often associated with rock bands. Therefore, it can be inferred that Nick plays the bass in The Jerk-Offs.

In the movie "Joe Versus the Volcano," Joe ultimately ends up with Patricia, the Yacht Captain. Throughout the film, Joe goes through various adventures and encounters different characters played by Meg Ryan. However, it is Patricia who he ends up with in the end.