Motion Pictures Travelling Through Time Quiz

Answer: Part II

The book was a Sports Almanac for the years 1950 - 2000. Marty happened upon it while in a second-hand store in the future version of Hill Valley. After he purchased the book, Doc Brown took it and threw it away. But an old Biff Tannen dug it out of the trash, "borrowed" the DeLorean, and gave the almanac to his younger self in 1955.

Answer: San Francisco

My favorite scene in this film occurs when H.G. Wells enters a McDonald's for the first time. After hearing the man in front of him order a Big Mac, fries and a Coke in a nasally voice, H.G. steps to the counter, and places his order: (Nasal voice) "I'll have a Big Mac, fries..." (Normal voice) "And tea, to go, please."

Answer: three

In "The Voyage Home" (1986), Kirk & Co. slingshot around the Sun to 1986, in order to bring some humpback whales back to their time.
In "Generations" (1994), Picard and Kirk find themselves in the Nexus, where Kirk is reliving elements of his life after retiring from Starfleet; the two of them later join forces to fight Dr. Tolian Soran on Veridian III in the 24th Century.
And in "First Contact" (1996), the crew of the Enterprise-E help Zephram Cochrane repair and fly Man's first warp ship, the Phoenix, while fighting the Borg at the same time.

Answer: Eloi

The first Eloi that Alexander meets is Mara (Samantha Mumba), and they become fast friends, especially since she had been trained to speak in the "ancient" language of English.

Answer: Anything not alive couldn't go through the portal

In "The Terminator" (1984), Kyle Reese (Michael Biehn) told Dr. Silberman (Earl Boen) that only living tissue could be in the time portal. Now, this is what puzzles me: I can see the T-800 (Arnold Schwarzenegger) using it, because its skin is human tissue, but the T-1000 (Robert Patrick) is made of a memetic polyalloy (In layman's terms, that's liquid metal). If the T-1000 is made of metal, how could it go through the portal? If it takes the form of a person, does it replicate that person so well, that it actually registers as a human and not as a machine? Please send your theories to my mailbox. Thank you.

Answer: San Dimas High School

Bill and Ted's history teacher, Mr. Ryan (Bernie Casey), once evaluated our heroes' assessment of history this way: "All you boys seemed to have learned is that Caesar is a 'salad dressing, dude.'"
By the way, I'm not sure if the other three high schools exist, but Esperanza High does; it is in Anaheim, California. I graduated from that high school in-- Well, I won't say. But it was years ago! :)

Answer: U.S.S. Nimitz

In the movie, the U.S.S. Nimitz (the flagship of the Nimitz-class carriers) returns to Pearl Harbor after the storm, and the crew notices that the base has changed, to the point that they recognize the ships in the harbor as pre-World War II vessels, including the battleship U.S.S. Arizona.

Answer: five

In all, Michael J. Fox appeared as three different versions of Marty McFly: The "Part I" Marty (playing guitar at the dance), the "Part II" Marty (the "original" Marty, if you will), and the older Marty (in the year 2015). He also played the older Marty's children, Marty Jr., and Marlene.

A "sixth" Marty is mentioned in the alternate 1985, when Biff thought he was supposed to be in Switzerland, but we never see him.

Answer: Time Enforcement Commission

In this film, Walker joins the Timecops after his wife, Melissa (Mia Sara) is killed at their home. In the future, we learn that the past could not be altered. But Walker's actions against corrupt politician Aaron McComb (Ron Silver) allow Melissa to live at the end of the film.

Answer: Mick Jagger

Yes, it was the singer of the legendary Rolling Stones! As Vacendak, Mick Jagger was ruthless in this film. In one scene, he walked up to a man's desk and picked up a decorative Fabregé Egg, talked about it in a soothing voice, noted that it was priceless, then he smashed it on the desk. Ouch!