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1. This 1978 musical features John Travolta and Olivia Newton John. It is about the lives of high school students and the many trials they must overcome in their every day lives. These events are often interpreted through a multitude of song and dance numbers. What musical am I thinking about?
2. This 1977 disco film sees John Travolta become the ultimate disco king. He works in a paint store by day, and dances in the disco by night. Although the movie ends with Travolta's character still working at the paint store, the character he plays is shown to mature. He realizes the lack of importance it is to be a hotshot at the disco. What movie am I thinking about?
3. "The Godfather" is a powerful Mafia film that depicts the lives of Mafia members. It stars a first rate cast of actors. Which of the following actors did not appear in "The Godfather"?
4. The 1976 film "Carrie" is about a high-school girl named, Carrie White (Sissy Spacek), who is constantly mocked in school over her odd behaviour and appearance. At the high-school prom her peers go to extreme measures in humiliating her, by dropping a certain animal's blood on her. What kind of animal's blood is dropped on the unfortunate girl?
5. Another famous Mel Brooks movie of the 1970s is "Blazing Saddles". It stars Gene Wilder and Cleavon Little. Together, they try to stop a conspiracy wherein the plan is to destroy the economy of a town. Cleavon Little is forced to be the Sheriff, by the governor. Although the movie is a comedy, it tries to spoof which of the following movie genres?
6. "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" is a science-fiction film released in 1979. It is the first movie of the very popular "Star Trek" series. It is up to Captain _________ and the rest of the crew of the Starship Enterprise to stop a threat to humanity. What is the name of the captain of the Starship Enterprise?
7. "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" is a very popular family film starring Gene Wilder, as Willy Wonka. In the 1971 film, Charlie Bucket, a poor little boy, really wants to go to Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory. Willy Wonka, announces that a certain number of people will be given a tour of his factory, shown all the secrets of his amazing candy, and one can even win a lifetime supply of Wonka Chocolate. The method he uses to select these people is to hide a certain number of golden tickets in his products. The people who find the tickets receive the free tour of his mysterious factory. How many gold tickets are there in total?
8. In "Mad Max", a popular 1979 release, we see a possible future in which biker gangs and fear control the lives of people. As the crimes become more severe and humanity is in danger, it is up to the hero, Mad Max, to maintain justice. Which of the following actors plays Mad Max?
9. The 1978 film, "Superman", is one of the most popular big-screen renditions of the man of steel. In it we see a young man, named Clark Kent, realize that he has special powers. As he begins to use them, he knows that a certain responsibility comes with them, so he becomes a superhero. On the other hand, a supervillain named Lex Luthor wants to commit the biggest real estate scam of all time. It is up to Superman to stop him. Which deceased actor played Superman?
10. "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" is an amazing science-fiction thriller about UFOs and aliens. It stars Richard Dreyfuss, and Francois Truffaut. Who is the director of this film?
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