How Many Is Too Many? Trivia Quiz

Answer: Aliens

Hudson was played by Bill Paxton. Vasquez was played by Jenette Goldstein.
The movie, a sequel to "Alien", was released in 1986. It was directed by James Cameron.

The exchange is from the first half of the movie, during a time when Vasquez is working out with another soldier. Hudson makes fun of her while she is doing pull ups.

Answer: Terminator 2: Judgment Day

The first movie in this series was about people and terminators going back in time to kill John's mother before he was born. This movie made him the focus. John Connor was played by Edward Furlong. The movie, released in 1991, was directed by James Cameron.

In the movie the quote is said when John is trying to explain to the Terminator about human emotions.

Answer: The Dark Knight

Heath Ledger played the Joker in the second movie of the Christopher Nolan directed "Batman" trilogy.

All four movies are from the superhero genre.

Ledger won an Academy Award for his role in the movie, but it was awarded posthumously as he died before the movie was released. The movie was released in 2008.

During the movie, Ledger's character often gives little quips leading the audience to see that he's insane. Because of that, you can never know if he's giving you real insight into his person, or making something up.

Answer: The Empire Strikes Back

Yoda was a puppet character in the 1980 sequel to "Star Wars". He was portrayed by Frank Oz.

The movie was directed by Irvin Kershner. It was the first film in the series that wasn't directed by George Lucas, though he still wrote the story and served as a producer. The movie was released in 1980.

In the movie, Yoda is talking to Luke Skywalker while they are training. Luke is talking about things being too hard, and that he's trying. Yoda tells him not to try, just to do it, in his own Yoda way of speaking.

Answer: Evil Dead 2

Ash Williams was played by Bruce Campbell in the original trilogy and years later a TV series. He also appeared a cameo of a remake of the original movie.

"Evil Dead 2" was released in 1987 and was directed by Sam Raimi.

The scene is right before a fight breaks out between Ash and several deadites. In the movie the deadites are the villains, and somewhat zombie-like characters.

Answer: Fast Five

The fifth movie in the "Fast and the Furious" franchise was directed by Justin Lin. It was released in 2011. The franchise went from being all about street racing, to having the main characters literally save the world over the course of several movies.

Hobbs works for a federal agency and Toretto is a criminal within the series. The exchange has Hobbs saying he'd be arresting him soon, and Torretto pointing out that he is good enough to stay on the run and one step ahead of the law.

Answer: Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior

"Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior" was released in 1981. It was directed by George Miller.Humungus was played by Kjell Nilsson, making his screen debut. Wez was played by Vernon Wells.

The Humungus was the leader of the crew that Max was up against in the movie. They were often trying to find gasoline for their vehicles, which is what was going on in this scene. Several of the gang members wanted to go about things differently than their leader, but he was trying to calm down their reactions to his plan.

Answer: Rocky II

The movie was released in 1979 and picked up immediately as the first one ended. Sylvestor Stallone wrote, directed and starred in the movie.
Duke was played by Tony Burton.

The scene was early in the movie when Duke was trying to convince Apollo not to fight a rematch with Rocky. Despite Rocky having been a "no one" prior to the fight in the first movie, Duke was afraid of losing a rematch.

Answer: Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan

"Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan" was released in 1982. It was directed by Nicholas Meyer. Spock was played by Leonard Nimoy. Kirk was played by William Shatner.

One of the scenes this was used was near the end of the movie as Spock was dying. Kirk was trying to find a way to save Spock. Spock, using logic, kept insisting that there was no other way to save the rest of the ship, if he were to save himself from the chamber he was in. He spent his final few minutes saying goodbye to his friend, and pointing out that his life wasn't worth more than the lives of many others on the ship.

Answer: Thor: Ragnarok

"Thor: Ragnarok" was released in 2017. It was the third movie in the "Thor" franchise. Thor was played by Chris Hemsworth. The Barber was played by Stan Lee. The movie was directed by Taika Waititi.

The scene was early in the movie. Stan Lee was making his cameo like he did in nearly every Marvel movie. During the scene, Thor was a prisoner and Stan's character of the Barber was set to cut off his famous long hair. In the end Thor's hair was chopped off, and Stan's character wasn't in the rest of the movie.