Eye Will See You at the Movies Quiz

Answer: Mickey

"Mickey Blue Eyes" (1999) was the gangster name given to Michael Felgate (Hugh Grant), a Briton who came to America and got involved with the wrong family: a Mafia family. James Caan and Jeanne Tripplehorn also starred in this romantic/comedy/crime film.

Answer: Texas

"The eyes of Texas are upon you" is a line from a University of Texas fight song. "The Eyes of Texas" is also the name of a 1948 movie starring Roy Rogers as U.S. Marshal...Roy Rogers! The story was about a home for orphaned boys and an evil lawyer (Nana Bryant) who wanted to get control of it. Roy's horse Trigger got equal billing in the film.

Answer: Only

The twelfth "James Bond" film, "For Your Eyes Only", was released in 1981 and starred Roger Moore in his fifth take on the super agent. When the British spy boat St. Georges is accidentally sunk, "007" is sent in to retrieve a device from onboard before the Soviets get there, because the device could be used to launch ballistic missiles from the Royal Navy's submarines.

Answer: Angel

Jennifer Lopez starred as Chicago police officer Sharon Pogue in 2001's "Angel Eyes". Having difficulties with her family, officer Pogue is saved from a murderer by a mysterious good Samaritan, Catch (Jim Caviezel). The two find help with their past traumas in each other.

Answer: Hills

The family car breaks down in the desert and the family is attacked by mutants. Yes, that would be "The Hills Have Eyes", a remake of Wes Craven's 1977 movie. The tagline was "The lucky ones die first". Most everyone does before the movie is finished.

Answer: Private

Tim Conway and Don Knotts were in a few movies together; "The Private Eyes" was their 1980 matchup. They played inept American detectives who somehow got jobs with Scotland Yard. It was a comedic take on Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson

Answer: Beholder

Ashley Judd and Ewan McGregor starred in "Eye of the Beholder" (1999) a spy thriller and psychological story. McGregor, as a British Secret Service agent, follows serial killer Judd around the United States, more fascinated in watching her than apprehending her.

Answer: Amaryllis

Starring Ruth Ford and Martha Byrne, "The Eyes of the Amaryllis" was a 1982 movie based on the book by Natalie Babbitt about a young girl spending the 1880 summer with her grandmother on Nantucket Island, Massachusetts. The girl's grandfather was captain of the ship Amaryllis, which had sunk 30 years previously but her grandmother still expected a message from him.

Answer: Shut

Tom Cruise and his then-wife Nicole Kidman, starred in "Eyes Wide Shut" (1999). The story follows Cruise as a young New York doctor and his infiltration of a secret society dedicated to orgies. The film was directed and produced by Stanley Kubrick, and was his last film.

Answer: Mars

Faye Dunaway starred in 1978's "Eyes of Laura Mars" as a fashion photographer who began having visions of the killings of people she knew. Tommy Lee Jones co-starred as police lieutenant John Neville, who was in charge of finding the serial killer.