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1. 'National Lampoon's Animal House' was a movie about life in a college fraternity and the many troubles that people living in one had to face daily. This was one of John Belushi's most famous films and also saw the debut of this eventually famous actor. Which actor made his feature film debut in this movie?
2. "Alien", was one of Sigourney Weaver's most highly regarded movies. It was a psychological/science-fiction/thriller that featured a predatory Alien killing off the crew members of a spaceship. The movie never failed to exhilarate, and therefore, the viewer knew that the director accomplished his work. Who was the director of "Alien"?
3. This 1976 movie was one of Sylvester Stallone's most highly regarded pieces of cinema. He played a small-time boxer who, under mysterious circumstances, got a shot at the world heavy-weight title. He ended up going the full fifteen rounds with the champ but ultimately lost in a points decision. What was the name of the timeless classic that raised Sylvester Stallone to stardom?
4. This science fiction movie released in 1977 remains, to date, one of the most successful science-fiction movies of all time. It starred Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, and Carrie Fisher. People were intrigued by ideas in the movie such as the force, a lightsaber, and warp speed in space travel. Before it had spawned any sequels, what was the name of the movie?
5. The sequel to "Rocky" was released in 1979 and continued the story of Rocky Balboa. After losing, to the current heavyweight champ, in a points decision, Rocky was destined to get the title. Rocky got the opportunity to have a rematch and ended up defeating the champ in the fifteenth round by one second. Who played Rocky's opponent, Apollo Creed?
6. This "Monty Python" film never failed to entertain the viewer. The story followed King Arthur as he and the knights of the round table, journeyed across the land to find a hidden item. They encountered some vicious creatures, including a killer rabbit. The name of the movie was "Monty Python and the _________". What are the two missing words from the title?
7. This 1975 movie, based on a novel, was about a killer shark that terrorized a small seaside community by the name of Amity. We saw Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw, and Richard Dreyfuss deliver peak performances as they tried to stop the shark from further killing the townsfolk. What was the name of this movie?
8. This 1973 martial arts extravaganza was Bruce Lee's final film, before his untimely demise. He played a character named Lee, who was sent to an island to compete in a martial arts tournament, run by a man named Han. Bruce Lee eventually created pandemonium on the island and ultimately defeated Han. This movie was Hollywood's very first Kung-Fu film, and it was highly regarded as Bruce's best. What was the name of this Bruce Lee film?
9. "Young Frankenstein" was one of Mel Brooks' most highly regarded films of the 1970s. After inheriting his grandfather's residence and denying his name, Dr. Frederick Frankenstein soon realized that he could not doubt who he was, so he continued the experiments his grandfather started so long ago. He re-animated a dead body and a series of whacky misadventures began. Which very famous actor and comedian played Dr. Frederick Frankenstein?
10. "The Exorcist" centered around a girl, played by Linda Blair, who became mysteriously afflicted with something that changed her from her regular self. She began to act strangely, doing such things as swearing and vomiting for no apparent reason. What was the cause of her mysterious behavior?
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