Ri - Rz Movies Trivia

1. At the beginning of the film, Lt. Col. Kirby Yorke (John Wayne) was shocked to find that his son, Jefferson Yorke, enlisted in his regiment as a trooper. Why did Jefferson enlist?

From Quiz All About "Rio Grande"

Answer: He failed his officer's training at West Point.

Jeff Yorke failed his math exam at West Point, so promptly gave up the idea of becoming an officer and enlisted in the cavalry as a trooper. His father warned him, upon his arrival not to expect any special treatment; instead, he got the opposite, and was expected to do as well as two men. Jeff enlisted in the same group of recruits as Daniel "Sandy" Boone and Travis Tyree.

From Quiz A River Runs Through It

Answer: Robert Redford

Redford's directorial debut was the film 'Ordinary People'. It captured the Oscar for Best Picture of 1980. However, Redford never really reached those heights again as a director. He narrated 'A River Runs Through It', as the older brother, Norman Maclean. Redford was nominated for this film by the Golden Globes, but did not win.

From Quiz Rottentail

Answer: Wolverine

The pet shop man was making a delivery to a lab of some sort. A scientist came out from the back complaining about not having his entire delivery, namely that he "needs" a wolverine. The only animals included in the shipment were rabbits.

From Quiz Roma (2018)

Answer: Washing the driveway

The film starts with the opening credits appearing over a bird's-eye-view shot of the tiles of a driveway. We hear the sound of running water and then see it flowing over the tiles, as Cleo begins to wash the driveway. The swirling, soapy water creates a reflection in the floor tiles of the sky above the house and a passing plane. As Cuarón said in a press conference, "The film starts looking at earth, in which heaven is nothing but a reflection in the water." The camera pans up when Cleo is done to show her storing the water hose, bucket and squeegee. Cleo then goes about the rest of her chores - making the beds, collecting the laundry, and seeing to the afternoon meal after the children return home from school. By focusing on these mundane household tasks, Cuarón elevates Cleo from a character ordinarily relegated to the sidelines to the driving force of the film's narrative. We see Cleo interrupt her clothes washing on the roof to share a playful, tender moment with Pepe, and later that evening we see Pepe protest when Cleo's duties threaten to take her away from family time in front of the TV. Cleo puts Sofi to bed with a lullaby and is the first person Sofi sees when she is awoken gently from her slumber the next morning. Even the simple act of turning off the lights in the house acquires a special significance when we learn that the mischievous Pepe turned them all on just for Cleo. Through a series of vignettes of everyday life, Cuarón paints a picture of a loving family with Cleo as its beating heart.

From Quiz Room

Answer: Candles on fire

"Ma, I'm five!" Jack whispers excitedly as he brushes the hair away from his face. He hovers excitedly over Ma in Bed until she stirs from her sleep with a smile. "You're such a big boy now," she says as she hugs him. They go about their daily routine, beginning with Jack working his way around their small living space and wishing all of the furniture in Room "good morning". When he sits down to a bowl of cereal with Ma, she turns to him with a smile. "Hey, you know what we're going to do today?" she asks. "We're going to bake a birthday cake." Jack helps to break the eggs for the cake, and when it's ready he sits at the table with his hands covering his eyes. "Abacadabra!" Ma says excitedly as she presents it to him. It is a simple cake, with the number '5' written in the icing on the top. "Now the candles!" Jack exclaims, but is disappointed when he is told that they don't have any. "You said a birthday cake for real. That means candles on fire," he points out. "You should ask for candles for Sunday Treat, not dumb jeans." Ma patiently tries to reason with Jack. "I'm sorry. You know I have to ask for stuff that we really need, stuff that he can get easily," she explains. "But Old Nick gets anything by magic," Jack protests. Ma tries to change the subject by getting Jack to try a bite of the cake, but Jack refuses and throws a tantrum. Ma pauses for a moment before taking him into her arms in a tender hug. "Next week when I'm six you gotta ask for real candles," Jack says. "Next year you mean," Ma replies vacantly.

From Quiz Rosewater

Answer: Gael Garcia Bernal

Gael Garcia Bernal grew up acting. He got his start in Mexican telenovelas before moving to London to study acting. His film debut was in the 2000 Mexican thriller "Amores Perros" He went on to star in acclaimed films such as "Y tu Mama Tambien" (2001) and "El Crimen de Padre Amaro" (2002). Bernal is fluent in Spanish, English, Portugese and French. He is a well-known activist for human rights and democracy. Bernal and Luna starred together in "Y Tu Mama Tambien". Montiel worked with Bernal in "El Crimen de Padre Amaro". De la Serna, an Argentine actor, worked with Bernal in "The Motorcycle Diaries" (2004).

From Quiz Salu's Movie Picks: 'Rush' (2013)

Answer: Ron Howard

Ron Howard's other movies are 'Apollo 13', 'A Beautiful Mind' and 'The Vow'. This movie stars Chris Hemsworth, Olivia Wilde and Daniel Brühl. It is about the rivalry between F1 racers James Hunt and Niki Lauda. The movie has received good reviews for its performances, especially for Daniel Brühl, who played Lauda.

From Quiz Hitchcock's "Rope"--Success or Failure?

Answer: It took place toward the end of the movie.

Alfred Hitchcock's appearances were immensely popular with his audiences and became a trademark. He usually appeared early in the film because he didn't want to take viewers out of the story or undercut the mood. These on-screen mini-characters were often passive observers. His walk-ons were so brief that the viewer had to be sharp or risk missing them entirely. In the film he appeared briefly in his usual way during the opening, walking by a fire hydrant. In "Rope's" model of the New York skyline, Hitchcock's image was the piece de resistance. He appeared in a darkened window in the form of a red neon sign shaped into his famous profile. Hitch appeared toward the end of the movie when the tension is high and distracted the audience when it appeared. This image appeared an unprecedented three times as an emphatic symbol of potency, not helplessness!

From Quiz Rock of Ages

Answer: Her suitcase was stolen.

The movie opened with Sherrie on the bus to LA, singing the song "Sister Christian" while she flipped through all of her beloved records in her suitcase. When she got off the bus and was walking around LA, a man approached her, grabbed her suitcase and ran off. Drew, the male lead character, saw this happen and went to help Sherrie. The thief was gone and Sherrie was most upset at having lost all her records. Drew got Sherrie a job at his workplace, The Bourbon Room club/music venue. Drew also later found Sherrie's stolen records at a record store and got them back for her. Drew and Sherrie were played by Diego Boneta and Julianne Hough.

From Quiz Rise of the Guardians

Answer: Sandman

Sandman is the Guardian of Dreams. Though he never actually speaks, he communicates through gestures and his own sand figures. Unfortunately this causes him some trouble trying to get the attention of the other Guardians. Sometimes, you just have to use an elf with a bell on his hat!

From Quiz Ronia: the Robber's Daughter

Answer: The castle splitting in two.

Because all answer choices are found in this scene I will describe the scene. Ronia is born during this terrible thunderstorm which leads to Matt running out to the robbers and yelling that he has a daughter. Lovis then comes out from the bedroom carrying Ronia and Matt passes her around to some of the robbers so they can hold her. Suddenly the castle starts shaking and Noddle-Pete runs around yelling that the castle has split into two parts, which is when Lovis says that Ronia's life starts magnificently. Matt is convinced that the castle is still a good place to grow up and as Ronia burps, he yells that she can talk. Matt is now very happy, because by the birth of Ronia, his clan is secured another generation.

From Quiz Who Said This in "Rio"?

Answer: Blu

After being made chain-free by Luiz's saliva, Blu watched Jewel and friends as they flew for joy, which upset Blu because he still was unable to fly. So when he left the garage, this was one of the things he said (and it's one of my favorite quotes!).

From Quiz Rise of the Planet of the Apes

Answer: Lucas Tower

One subject in particular displays remarkable progress and adaptability to a certain experimental drug. Initially, the subject is unable to complete the task of solving the Lucas Tower. It is a game also known as the Tower of Hanoi. There are three rods and a number of different size rings. The object is to move one ring at a time so that all of the rings are positioned on one rod in the correct order. In the film, there are four rings. A perfect solution is fifteen moves. The subject is able to solve the puzzle after receiving the experimental drug in twenty moves.

From Quiz John Wayne's "Rooster Cogburn"

Answer: Eula Goodnight

Hepburn's character was Eula Goodnight, the spinster daughter of a preacher. While living in Indian Territory a ruthless gang of thieves killed her father. Eula teamed up with Marshall Rooster Cogburn, whose drinking and reputation for ignoring the rules had caused him to lose his badge. They joined forces to hunt the criminals down, each for their own reasons.

From Quiz A Trip Down "The Road"

Answer: Cormac McCarthy

McCarthy received a Pulitzer Prize in 2007 for "The Road". He also wrote "No Country for Old Men", which was adapted into a film of the same name in 2007.

From Quiz The Rough House

Answer: With a teacup

Fatty has his trousers, socks, and shoes on under his nightshirt. He makes multiple calm trips to the kitchen for cups of water, even pausing to kiss the maid and eat a donut, before his wife and mother-in-law realize what's going on. When they become alarmed, Fatty yells out the window to the gardener (played by Buster Keaton with a greasepaint beard), who provides a hose with which Fatty sprays everybody and everything that isn't the burning bed before Al comes to his aid. Agnes Neilson, who plays Roscoe's mother-in-law, also played his mother-in-law in "A Reckless Romeo" and his wife in "Coney Island".

From Quiz The Room

Answer: San Francisco

While the setting is never mentioned by name in the film, numerous shots of the Golden Gate Bridge only serve to enhance your awareness that the room is 'actually a place'. Furthermore, another 'stock footage' shot seen throughout the film is that of Johnny riding a streetcar. This doesn't really make sense as he drives a car throughout the movie. Let's start with the basics. "The Room" is both a train wreck and a masterpiece. Tommy Wiseau, somehow, raised millions to fund the movie and the result is a cult following; cinematic gold is what I'd deem it. The DVD case actually has misspellings on its inside and yet it still won a film festival award. The trailer for the film is just as stunning. A voice-over claims the movie to be "the best film of the year" and that we should "experience this quirky, new black comedy". "It's a riot", claims the narrator, who goes on to note that it has the passion of Tennessee Williams. Let me tell you, this is only the tip of the iceberg.

From Quiz Running with Scissors

Answer: Childhood is Gone, What Remains

Deirdre Burroughs is Augusten's mother. She thinks she's a famous poet, and is obsessed with making people see "her talent". In reality, Deirdre is rejected from many newspapers and literary magazines. All the same, she leads a poetry club of neighborhood women. She says the title of this poem right before she actually reads it. "Childhood is Gone, What Remains. Childhood is gone, and youth, and ties with people I once loved are broken now..." Deirdre is standing at a microphone, dropping pages of stationery onto the ground as she reads this poem to Augusten. During this, Augusten is eating cereal and listening attentively.

From Quiz The Russians are Coming the Russians are Coming

Answer: Car

The Russians sent a shore party to find a boat in order to pull them free after their submarine accidentally ran aground off of Gloucester Island. The Whittakers were discussing plans for their last day on the island when the Russians knocked on the door, looking for a boat. Since the Whittakers had no boat, the Russians asked to borrow the car so they could get to the harbor, where there were boats. At first, Kolchin and Rozanov pretended to be Norwegians, but the Whittaker's son, Pete, kept telling his dad to ask if they were Russians. Rozanov finally admitted that they were Russians, and then pulled his gun on them.

From Quiz Rigoletto

Answer: "You never knew it existed."

In the beginning of the movie, Bonnie reads a fairy tale, set "far away" to her family, Mrs. Nelson (mother) and Timmy (younger brother). She begins to describe a story about an Elfin prince (Rigoletto) who uses the power of music to heal his people. Rigoletto is struck by an evil sword which leaves his face "pale, deathlike, and ugly."

From Quiz Romper Stomper

Answer: Dustbin

Hando is the leader of the skinhead gang. He lives by violence and takes what he wants in life. When Gabe admires a coat in the shop display, Hando smashes the window to steal it for her. Dave steals a beret from the shop and cuts his hand on the glass as they run away.

From Quiz Runaway Train

Answer: Stonehaven

Not a lot of information is provided about Stonehaven Maximum Security Prison in the movie, apart from the fact that it is set in the middle of the Alaskan wilderness, and that it is clearly a rather cold place.

From Quiz Run Ronnie Run!

Answer: David Cross

David Cross is absolutley hysterical in this movie. Ronnie is a guy who gets arrested for just about everything he does, and that is the basis for his TV show in the movie. The character of Ronnie Dobbs is based on the same character from the US show, "Mr. Show" also played by David Cross. David Cross can also be seen in "Men in Black 2", "Ghost World", and "Scary Movie 2".

From Quiz Roll Bounce

Answer: "gaudy"

Rhonda said this to Curtis at her party where everything there matched her outfit. Her outfit was leopard not cheetah. Everything from the napkins to the furniture were covered in leopard. She looked insulted at first but she liked Curtis so she just politely corrected him.

From Quiz Roller Boogie

Answer: roller skate rental place

The movie opens with our roller skating leading man prepping his skates for another day at the boardwalks of Venice, California. He then joins his friends for a skate at the beach before beginning his work day at Horizon Skates. Bobby is played by Jim Bray, a roller skating champion who made his film debut in "Roller Boogie".

From Quiz See a Need, Fill a Need with "Robots"

Answer: inventor

Rodney goes to Bigweld Industries in hopes of becoming an inventor there. Rodney is voiced by Dylan & Will Denton as a young robot and as he gets older he is voiced by Ewan McGregor. Fender, voiced by Robin Williams, pretends to be a photographer when he first meets Rodney. Rodney's dad, Herb Copperbottom, is voiced by Stanley Tucci. He is a dishwasher and has always dreamed of being a musician.

From Quiz "Rumor Has It" That This Quiz is Awesome!

Answer: Jennifer Aniston

Sarah is the main character in this movie who feels as though she does not fit in with her family. She visits her family in Pasadena, California with her fiance to attend her sister's wedding. During her visit, she discover that her mother had an affair one week before she married her father. From this moment, Sarah searches for the man she believes is her father and along the way, she faces many of her own problems.

From Quiz Rock & Roll High School

Answer: Randall

Riff Randall is the protagonist of "Rock & Roll High School", a devoted fan who has written songs for the Ramones that she would like to get to them. She is also a rebel and gets in trouble often. All the other last names are in the movie as well. Togar - the principal, Lombardi - the school and Ramone - well, need it be said?

From Quiz Ronin

Answer: France

The film takes place in some beautiful countryside, particularly when the location of the film moves to southern France, including the Cote d'Azur. The film ends in Paris, France.

From Quiz The Roaring Twenties

Answer: Eddie Bartlett & George Hally

In the tough gangster racket, their friendship would be tested. You had to always keep your eye on Bogart.

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