After The Credits Roll Trivia Quiz

Answer: A Farting Contest

The camera shot is upwards as the winner turns out to be Laura Fraser, Kate, the only female contestant. It has nothing to do with the storyline.

Answer: Storybook Love

It is the only song with vocals on the soundtrack and it is sung by Willy Deville. The song was written by Mark Knopfler who also did the music for "This is Spinal Tap". "Miracles Happen" is from "Princess Diaries". "The Man in Black" is from the score of the movie, but not at the end and "In Her Eyes" is a made up title.

Answer: Jackie Chan

Chan can speak English, Mandarin, Cantonese and Korean. He dubs his own voice when one of his movies is dubbed into a different language. His recent "Shanghai" movies are great examples. The other three probably have some scenes of mistakes and failed stunts, but Chan makes use of his while the others do not.

Answer: Toy Story 2 (1999)

In this installment, Woody is kidnapped and Buzz leads the rest of the gang to rescue him before he is sent to Japan. On their quest, Buzz comes chopping through the branch the bugs are on. If you look closely, you can see them in the actual scene from the movie.

This clip is among several after the credits. "Shrek" has dancing while "The Incredibles" show classic comic book animation alongside the credits.

Answer: The cast is pictured alongside their name.

It was Ian McKellen's (Gandalf) idea to do this. The order remains the same as in the previous films, only the pictures are added. Although all three films were nominated for best picture, the third one is the only one to win. They all three won Oscars for music, including Best Song for the song sung during the credits.

Answer: Rabbits

There are rabbits throughout the movie, and in the credits as well. The movie took five years to make. Wallace has several books on his shelf with intersting titles: "The Hunt For Red Leicester", "Brighton Roquefort", "How Green Was My Cheese", "Brie Encounter", "Swiss Cheese Family Robinson", "East of Edam", "Grated Expectations", "Fromage to Eternity", and "Waiting for Gouda".

Answer: The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe (2005)

The 2005 adaptation of the book "The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe" tells the story of four children who travel to the magical land of Narnia. They use an old wardrobe to get there. After they return, Lucy heads back to the wardrobe. Even though she had entered Narnia through the wardrobe earlier, the professor tells her she'll have to go to Narnia a different way.

Answer: Spanish

Alexa Vega, the actress who plays Carmen does the actual singing. The characters have Hispanic roots, as does Vega, so singing in Spanish was routine for her. They think their uncle has created special gadgets for their performance, but he forgot the batteries. There were a total of three "Spy Kids" movies, the third being in 3-D.

Answer: Monsters, Inc. (2001)

This movie has Billy Crystal and John Goodman voicing monsters whose work is to scare children to generate energy. Unfortunately, a child enters the land of the monsters and causes havoc. This type of 'disclaimer' has become popular in other movies and TV shows as well.

The others are actual movies but do not include the line. John Ratzenberger, from "Cheers", is felt to be good luck and has been in 7 of Pixar's films, from "Toy Story" to "Cars".

Answer: "Sit down, we're not done yet."

Larry the Cable Guy plays a health inspector who saves a city. As the credits begin, Larry tells the audience to sit down and then some humorous outtakes begin. The end also shows some continuation of the storyline - like Shug and Butlin going out. And of course, he says, "Git 'er done" throughout the movie and credits.