Ultimate Movies Quiz: MCQ! Trivia

Roger Ebert wrote the quote "Doesn't have a mean bone in its body, but it's dead in the water" about the movie "Because Of Winn-Dixie".

Film critic Eleanor Ringel Gillespie described the film as "stunningly inept" and a contender for the worst film of 2005. This suggests that the film in question was poorly made and received negative reviews. The correct answer, "Be Cool," aligns with this description as it was released in 2005 and was widely criticized for its lackluster execution.

Bob Longino wrote that "Much of the drama is wrung so hard the film borders on the ridiculous" about the movie Hostage.

The correct answer is "The Ring Two." The explanation for this is that the critic, Bob Longino, wrote about a film that had good acting and eerie scares, but also had multiple plot holes. This description matches "The Ring Two" as it is a horror film known for its scares and has been criticized for its plot inconsistencies.

In this question, the correct answer is "Bewitched". The explanation for this answer is that the question is asking about a film that received a negative review from critic Ty Burr. The quote provided in the question, "Juvenile movie, made for people who watch their romantic comedies wearing a bib," suggests that the film in question is of low quality and targeted towards a less sophisticated audience. Out of the given options, "Bewitched" is the only film that fits this description and received negative reviews from critics.

Robert K. Elder described "The Devil's Rejects" as "offensively inhuman, uninspired and cruelly unoriginal."

Max von Sydow played the character Lamar Burgess in the film "Minority Report."

The correct answer is The Matrix. The ad for this film stated "The Fight for the Future Begins," indicating that the movie revolves around a battle or conflict that will shape the future. This tagline suggests that the film will likely involve action and suspense, potentially exploring themes of technology, artificial intelligence, and the struggle between humans and machines.

"Total Recall" was rated R because it contains content that is not suitable for children under 17 without parental guidance. The R rating indicates that the movie may contain strong language, violence, nudity, and adult themes. This rating is given to movies that are intended for mature audiences and may not be suitable for younger viewers.

The correct answer is 1997. This is the year in which the film "Starship Troopers" was released.

Stephen Dorff was born in Georgia.

James Berardinelli wrote "fails in so many ways.." about the film "Man Of The House".

The critic Michael Wilmington wrote about "The Pacifier" being "full of lame gags and shopworn ideas". This suggests that he found the film to be lacking in originality and humor, with tired and overused concepts.

In his review, Roger Ebert mentioned that he could sense an impulse toward a better film in The Jacket. This implies that the film had potential or showed signs of wanting to be better, but ultimately fell short. Ebert's statement suggests that there were elements or aspects of the film that had promise or hinted at a higher quality, but overall it did not meet those expectations.

Roger Ebert's quote "It's like a fire sale at the action movie discount outlet" refers to the movie "Sahara." This suggests that the film is filled with generic and clichéd action sequences, lacking originality and depth. It implies that the movie is not worth watching and fails to offer anything new or exciting to the action genre.

The correct answer is Fever Pitch.

The correct answer is "Lords Of Dogtown". This can be inferred from the statement made by Roger Ebert, a critic, who states that there is no need for this movie. This suggests that Ebert had a negative opinion about "Lords Of Dogtown" and believed it was unnecessary.

Wesley Morris described "The Honeymooners" as "not as bad as the average Hollywood movie, it's stupendously worse."

In the film Dark Water, film critic Roger Ebert stated that "We're never quite sure how all the parts of the mystery fit together." This suggests that the movie has a complex and intricate plot, with various elements of the mystery that may be difficult to piece together. The statement implies that the film keeps the audience guessing and leaves them uncertain about the connections between different aspects of the story.

Timothy Treadwell was involved in movies as the subject of the documentary film "Grizzly Man." The film, directed by Werner Herzog, explores Treadwell's life and his close encounters with grizzly bears in the Alaskan wilderness. Treadwell's passion for wildlife and his tragic death while living among the bears are the central focus of the documentary.

In the movie "The Man," Federal agent Derrick Vann and dental supply salesman Andy Fiddler team up.

Alan Tudyk played the character Wash in the film "Serenity". This film is a continuation of the television series "Firefly", in which Tudyk also portrayed the same character. "Serenity" is a science fiction film directed by Joss Whedon and serves as a conclusion to the storylines of "Firefly". Tudyk's portrayal of Wash in "Serenity" was well-received by both fans of the series and general audiences.

Earl Boen starred as Dr. Peter Silberman in the sci-fi movie Terminator 2.

The correct answer is Donnie Darko. The film's ad stating "Life is one long insane trip" suggests that the movie explores themes of existentialism and the surreal nature of life. Donnie Darko is known for its mind-bending plot and psychological elements, which align with the idea of life being a chaotic and unpredictable journey. The ad's statement captures the essence of the film's dark and thought-provoking narrative.

Blade Runner's ad saying "Man Has Made His Match" suggests that the film explores the theme of humans creating artificial beings that are equal or even superior to them. This is a central theme in Blade Runner, where the protagonist, a blade runner, is tasked with hunting down rogue replicants, human-like androids. The ad implies that in this film, humanity's creation has become a formidable challenge or threat to them, setting the stage for a thought-provoking and dystopian narrative.

Daveigh Chase played Samantha Darko in "Donnie Darko".

Gina Torres played Zoe in "Serenity."

Richard Kelly directed the movie "Donnie Darko."

Guy Pearce immigrated to Australia from England. This means that he moved from England to Australia.

Stephen Dorff was born in the 1970's because the question asks for the decade in which he was born. The given answer of 1970's aligns with this requirement.

The correct answer is Andrew. This suggests that Michael J. Fox's middle name is Andrew.

Rupert Everett's beloved pet Moise is a Black Lab.