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1. "Blonde" begins in 1933 with a young Marilyn Monroe living with her mother. What name does her mother call her?

From Quiz Blonde (2022)

Answer: Norma Jeane

Marilyn Monroe was born in 1926 in Los Angeles, California with the name Norma Jeane Mortenson. The film opens in 1933 on her 7th birthday and it depicts her relationship with her mother who both loved her and abused her. Even after she adopted the stage name Marilyn Monroe, those close to her often still called her Norma Jeane as she preferred her birth name to her stage name.

From Quiz Black Widow

Answer: Ohio

In Ohio in 1995, a family of four lives a quiet life. A mother and two daughters prepare for dinner and take their seat at the table while the father returns home from work with terrible news. They have an hour, maybe, before they need to leave. They don't want to leave, but they must. They rush to the car, grabbing their weapons on their way out. They bring the floppy drive with them-- it's what they came for. As they drive off, the police set up road blocks. They take their vehicle to an open field and load into a hidden plane. As the cops close in, they race to take off, barely managing to ascend into the sky at the last moment. They don't land until they reach Cuba. It's there that the mother, actually Russian spy Melina Vostokoff, is taken to the hospital for her gunshot wound. The father, Alexei Shostakov, hands over the intel he took. The girls, Natasha Romanoff and Yelena Belova, worry about needing to go back to where they came from. The girls are subsequently sedated, taken away, and separated, with Natasha being sent to the Red Room.

From Quiz Black Sunday

Answer: Super Bowl

The terrorists planned to attack the Super Bowl between the Dallas Cowboys and Pittsburgh Steelers. Much of the play shown in the film was actual Super Bowl X footage, held at Florida's Miami Orange Bowl open air stadium, that, at the time, could hold approximately 80,000 fans.

From Quiz Black Christmas (1974)

Answer: They are having a Christmas party.

The girls are celebrating the end of term before the Christmas break. Many of them have their boyfriends in attendance at the party and alcohol is flowing freely. During the party the phone rings and is answered by Jess (played by Olivia Hussey) who summons the rest of the girls to hear the caller, who has obviously called before. The caller makes little sense, sometimes whispering and crying, while screaming at other times. One of the tougher girls, Barb (played by Margot Kidder), takes the phone and eggs the caller on, inciting him to greater rage. He threatens to kill her. This causes an argument between Barb and Clare who believes him to be dangerous. Clare goes to her room to start packing.

From Quiz "Bonnie and Clyde": Who Says What, When, to Who

Answer: Mrs. Parker

This moment takes place at the family gathering scene, which was filmed in Red Oak, Texas. Mabel Cavit was one of the local residents watching the filming. The local school teacher was noticed by the filmmakers and cast on the spot to play the role of Bonnie's mother. It's only one scene with a few lines, but it's a brutally honest performance, very convincing for a woman who had never acted before. When Clyde tries to sweet-talk her by saying that Bonnie wanted to live no more than three miles from her precious mother, she responds, "I don't believe I would. I surely don't. You try to live three miles from me and you won't live long, honey. You best keep runnin', Clyde Barrow. And you know it."

From Quiz The Blackcoat's Daughter

Answer: February

Sleeping in her dorm room, Kat has a horrible dream that her family has been in a horrible car crash. When she wakes up, she marks the date on her calendar; it's only one more day until her parents come to her private school to pick her up for mid-February break. The next day, she speaks to the school's headmaster about his upcoming absence, specifically because he's going to miss her upcoming performance due to the break. She wishes him a good time in Albany.

From Quiz "Blood and Chocolate" (2007)

Answer: Romania

The pack lives in Romania, but Vivian's parents had moved their family to America. They wound up being killed by locals because they didn't have the protection of the pack. Only Vivian survived the slaughter. RT: Annette Curtis Clause wrote the YA novel of the same name that the movie is loosely based on.

From Quiz Classic British Cinema - 'Blithe Spirit'

Answer: Noel Coward

The opening sequence takes the form of a Victorian sampler, a sampler often being a hand woven or stitched wall hanging produced to display the artistic skills of its maker. It begins 'When we are young, we read and believe the most fantastic things' it then moves to a second page; 'When we grow older and wiser we learn, with a little regret that these things can never be'. As the screen fades we hear the voice of the playwright as he speaks these words, as only Noel Coward ever could, in his clipped English accent.

From Quiz Blue Lamp, The

Answer: He was shot.

Dixon came face-to-face with Tom Riley, who was armed with a gun. Dixon tried to talk Riley into giving up the weapon, but Riley panicked and shot Dixon. Dixon died later in hospital.

From Quiz Borat

Answer: Kazakhstan

Borat Sagdiyev is a Kazakh journalist. The name of his neighbor Nursultan Tuyakbay, whom he accuses of copying everything he does, is a mixture of the names of two Kazakh personalities: President Nursultan Nazarbayev and politician Zharmakhan Tuyakbay. The actual location of filming was the town of Glod, Romania, and its inhabitants were portrayed as poor, incestuous, rapists and abortionists without their knowledge. They claimed to have been tricked by the producers into thinking the movie would be about their suffering instead of a comedy that made more than $200,000,000 dollars.

From Quiz A Boy Named Charlie Brown

Answer: The pitcher's mound is covered in dandelions.

Charlie Brown doesn't like the indignity of pitching from a mound covered in dandelions. But the girls tell him not to cut them off, because they're cute and he's cute standing on them. His catcher, Schroeder, is amused too, telling Charlie Brown that the girls are right.

From Quiz Bleach: Fade to Black

Answer: Kuchiki Rukia

Kuchiki Rukia is the first shinigami we see in the anime. She is assigned to the 13th Division and later she becomes the lieutenant of her Division. Rukia forms part of the noble house Kuchiki, through adoption. She is the little sister of Hisana, Byakuya Kuchiki's wife. When Hisana dies, Byakuya goes in search of the lost sister of his late wife and he adopts and welcomes her in his family. Due to her encounter with the hollow siblings, Rukia's very existence is erased from everyone's memories. For them, she does not exist. The main protagonist of the anime, Kurosaki Ichigo, is the only one to remember her, but unfortunately Rukia herself does not remember Ichigo or the other shinigamis. So Ichigo goes on a quest to restore Rukia's memory and fight the hollow siblings.

From Quiz Boyz n the Hood

Answer: Stop Sign

In this scene, the film was just starting. Tre and his friends were just about to appear, walking to school. I found this fascinating, because the director, Singleton, wants the violence to stop; but more importantly, he wants the unfairness to stop, and he zoomed in on that sign at the very beginning.

From Quiz The Blackboard Jungle

Answer: Rock Around the Clock

Bill Haley and the Comets had their biggest hit with this song which was used on the soundtrack. It is rumored that the star of the movie, Glenn Ford, suggested it to the producers after hearing his son, Peter, playing it. It was written by Max Freedman and James Myers in 1952 and was also used as theme music during the first two seasons of the American TV sitcom "Happy Days".

From Quiz Bottle Shock

Answer: Bicentennial of the American Revolution

It takes place during the American Bicentennial, in 1976. This is mentioned several times during the movie and at the very beginning. In fact, it is the newspaper article about the Bicentennial that gives Spurrier the idea for the contest.

From Quiz Bones

Answer: Jimmy Bones

Jimmy Bones was a numbers runner and neighborhood hero who was betrayed by his best friend, Jeremiah Peet, and murdered by a drug dealer named Eddie Mack (Ricky Harris) and a crooked cop named Lupovitch (played by Michael T. Weiss). Jimmy Bones was murdered because he didn't want to go along with their plan to bring drugs into his neighborhood. Twenty-two years after his murder, drugs have flooded the neighborhood and turned it into a decaying ghetto. Jimmy Bones is played by rap music extraordinaire/actor Snoop Dogg, who is also known for his roles in movies such as "Baby Boy", "Training Day", "Soul Plane", and as Huggy Bear in the movie adaptation of the '70s TV series "Starsky and Hutch", and for hit songs such as "Gin and Juice", "Doggy Dogg World", "Murder Was The Case" and "Drop It Like It's Hot".

From Quiz "Black Sheep" the Horror Comedy

Answer: New Zealand

New Zealand is known for having a huge sheep population, particularly on the South Island. It is estimated that there are 20 sheep for every human on this island. The movie makes excellent use of this, evidenced by its tagline, "There are 40 million sheep in New Zealand and they're pissed off!"

From Quiz Blood Diamond

Answer: Rhodesia

Whilst having a drink with American journalist Maddy Bowen, Archer tells Maddy that he is from Rhodesia which has now become known as Zimbabwe. Maddy knows that Danny is a diamond smuggler and really wants him to certify the story that she wants to write by giving her the facts of the trade.

From Quiz The Bounty Hunter

Answer: Gerard Butler

Milo Boyd had been an accomplished police officer, but when he was fired for "neglect of duty" after he separated from his ex-wife, Nicole Hurley, he took a job working as a bounty hunter. To say that Milo and Nicole had unresolved animosity toward one another would be an understatement. [Nicole]: "To tell you the truth, I think I may really need your advice about something." [Milo]: "Well that's a real shame because I wouldn't help you if you were the last baby sea turtle dragging your tiny little body across the burning sand whilst hungry seagulls circled overhead. Nope, I'd just pull up a chair, sip a pina colada, and watch nature take its course."

From Quiz The Boat That Rocked

Answer: Pirate Radio

This movie is set on a boat in the middle of the North Atlantic Ocean in the mid Sixties. A seventeen year old boy - Young Carl - is sent by his mother to get straightened up by his godfather. Except that the boat and it's inhabitants are far from straight - they are a group of people who broadcast Rock music on their radio station, to the displeasure of the authorities.

From Quiz The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas

Answer: Ralf

Ralf is a very staunch Nazi supporter. Near the beginning of the movie, he gets a promotion and the family moves to the country where Ralf takes charge of a concentration camp. Ralf's mother does not agree with the staunch Nazi regime.

From Quiz Bluehill Avenue

Answer: Grey

After Simon's funeral, the guys found out who killed him. To retaliate, they gunned down the man, including a gang of unknown men who were sent to kill them. Money wore a grey suit to the funeral and did not change clothes afterward. That same day, they went to their last drug deal.

From Quiz Blood In Blood Out

Answer: Taylor Hackford

When Hackford was doing "Blood In Blood Out", he took the three main characters to live in gang territory in East Los Angeles. They lived there for three months while Taylor set up his office there. Taylor Hackford has also directed such movies as "An Officer and a Gentlemen" and "Teenage Father".

From Quiz Al Pacino as "Bobby Deerfield" (1977)

Answer: From a running water tap

The movie opened with a dream/nightmare sequence, it showed Deerfield as he searched along an empty race track. A driver had been killed in a previous race wreck; he searched to see if he could find anything on the track that might have contributed to the fatal accident. After he tried to light the cigarette from the running water tap in the bathroom, he disgustedly threw the wet cigarette into the toilet and went back to bed.

From Quiz A Boy and His Dog

Answer: Harlan Ellison

Harlan Ellison is a prolific American writer. He is well known for his speculative fiction. This story originally appeared in 1969. It was then revised and expanded. In 1976 it was printed in the short story collection called "The Beast That Shouted at the Heart of the World".

From Quiz "Boat Trip" starring Cuba Gooding Jr.

Answer: He is intoxicated.

Jerry presumably drinks too much as a result of just learning that he is on an all-gay cruise. He is so drunk, in fact, that he falls into the pool and hits his head in the process. Gabriella jumps in, pulls him to the deck, and administers CPR. Jerry admits that he doesn't think he could ever feel this way about a girl again, and he hasn't been able to stop thinking about her since that night. A good portion of the plot involves Jerry's pursuit of Gabriella from that point forward.

From Quiz Blades of Glory

Answer: peacock

Jimmy (Jon Heder) is a skating prodigy who was adopted by Darren MacElroy when he was very young. Darren prides himself on finding new sports' talent but when Jimmy and Chazz brawl during the awards ceremony and are banned from skating, Darren immediately disowns (or un-adopts as the case may be) Jimmy. Jimmy is known for his ornate and somewhat feminine costumes and his beauty on the ice. His peacock costume comes with a feathery tail and a peacock head worn as a glove. His blond hair is also renowned and everyone wants the Jimmy curl 'do!

From Quiz Body Double

Answer: vampire

Jake is cast as a vampire in a B movie production. He is lying in the coffin, but suffers from a certain condition and cannot move. After he gets out of the coffin, the set catches on fire, and he is given some time off.

From Quiz Black Snake Moan

Answer: Lazarus's brother

Lazarus's brother comes to the bar to try and apologize to Lazarus about taking his woman. Lazarus slams him on the pool table and nearly stabs him with a broken beer bottle.

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