Saw (film) - Quiz
A) Universal Pictures B) Paramount Pictures C) Warner Bros. D) Lions Gate
A) Cannes Film Festival B) Berlin International Film Festival C) Sundance Film Festival D) Venice Film Festival
A) January 19, 2004 B) September 18, 2004 C) October 29, 2004 D) December 2, 2004
A) Sundance Film Festival B) Tribeca Film Festival C) Toronto International Film Festival D) SXSW Film Festival
A) Streaming exclusive B) Direct-to-video C) Theatrical release D) Television broadcast
A) January 19, 2004 B) December 2, 2004 C) October 1, 2004 D) October 29, 2004
A) September 18, 2004 B) October 1, 2004 C) October 29, 2004 D) December 2, 2004
A) October 29, 2004 B) December 2, 2004 C) October 1, 2004 D) January 19, 2004
A) PG-13 B) R C) X D) NC-17
A) Nudity B) Drug use C) Strong graphic violence D) Strong language
A) NC-17 B) PG-13 C) Unrated D) R
A) Give Til It Hurts B) Blood for Saw C) Save Lives With Saw D) The Red Cross Saw Drive
A) 4,249 B) 4,294 C) 2,449 D) 4,942
A) 2014 B) 2010 C) 2004 D) 2024
A) $56,000,369 B) $650,051 C) $650,510 D) $815,324
A) $650,051 B) $56,000,000 C) $815,324 D) $56,000,369
A) Lionsgate B) Red Cross C) Fathom Events D) Sundance Film Festival
A) October 20 and 23 B) December 2 and 5 C) October 1 and 29 D) January 19 and 20
A) Ken Greenblatt B) Stacey Testro C) Gregg Hoffman D) Mark Burg
A) David B) Zep Hindle C) Dr. Lawrence Gordon D) Jigsaw
A) 35mm camera B) 16mm camera C) Digital video camera D) 8mm camera
A) Oren Koules B) Mark Burg C) Gregg Hoffman D) Ken Greenblatt
A) Evolution Entertainment B) DreamWorks Pictures C) Twisted Pictures D) Gold Circle Films
A) They received government funding B) They took out a bank loan C) They used personal savings D) They put up a second mortgage on their headquarters
A) Cary Elwes B) Danny Glover C) Leigh Whannell D) Tobin Bell
A) Department of Cardiology B) Department of Oncology C) Department of Neurosurgery D) Department of Surgery
A) Tobin Bell B) Leigh Whannell C) Shawnee Smith D) Cary Elwes
A) He had a crush on her since he was a teenager B) She was the best actress available C) His casting director insisted D) He wanted a horror fan for the role
A) Michael Emerson B) Danny Glover C) Tobin Bell D) Cary Elwes
A) His acting history B) His physical stature C) His availability D) His voice
A) Michael Emerson B) Danny Glover C) Cary Elwes D) Mike Butters
A) Zep Hindle B) Dr. Lawrence Gordon C) Paul Leahy D) Jigsaw
A) 1% B) 10% C) 5% D) 25%
A) Pi B) Se7en C) The Sixth Sense D) The Blair Witch Project
A) Pi B) Requiem for a Dream C) The Blair Witch Project D) The Fountain
A) An attic B) A warehouse C) An elevator D) A basement
A) Security cameras B) Handheld camcorder C) First-person POV D) Hidden microphones
A) A bathroom B) A kitchen C) A garage D) An office
A) A key B) A weapon C) A tape recorder D) A dead body
A) A script B) A notebook C) A napkin D) A diary
A) Bold, industrial font B) Handwritten cursive C) Stencil lettering D) Blood-red, dripping font
A) Chronic fatigue B) Memory loss C) Migraines D) Vision problems
A) A film set B) A neurologist's waiting room C) His home office D) A hospital cafeteria
A) A psychological horror B) A mystery thriller C) A slasher film D) A torture porn
A) After the test screenings B) In the sequels C) The writers always intended it D) During the final cut of the first film
A) British B) American C) Canadian D) Australian
A) Danny Glover B) Cary Elwes C) Leigh Whannell D) James Wan
A) 2003 B) 2001 C) 1996 D) 2004
A) 30 days B) 18 days C) 10 days D) 25 days
A) Orderly B) Detective C) Photographer D) Oncologist
A) Detective B) Oncologist C) Orderly D) Photographer
A) Alison Gordon B) Amanda Young C) Zep Hindle D) Diana Gordon
A) Steven Sing B) John Kramer C) Zep Hindle D) David Tapp
A) Stabbing B) Drowning C) Poisoning D) Shotgun trap
A) Adam Stanheight B) Zep Hindle C) John Kramer D) David Tapp
A) Zep B) John Kramer C) Alison Gordon D) Tapp
A) Monica Potter B) James Wan C) John Kramer D) Leigh Whannell
A) Chronologically B) By camera angle C) Randomly D) Reverse chronological order
A) 20 to 25 pages B) 5 to 8 pages C) 12 to 16 pages D) 1 to 2 pages
A) $400 B) $1,000 C) $5,000 D) $700,000
A) Kevin Greutert B) Cary Elwes C) James Wan D) Leigh Whannell
A) An abandoned hospital in London B) Lacy Street Production Facility C) A real bathroom in Los Angeles D) A studio in New York
A) Fear Factory B) Front Line Assembly C) Charlie Clouser D) Johnny Loftus
A) One year B) Ten weeks C) Six weeks D) Three weeks
A) Psychopomps B) Fear Factory C) Enemy D) Megadeth
A) Charlie Clouser B) Johnny Loftus C) Front Line Assembly D) Koch Records
A) Industrial music B) Classical music C) Heavy metal D) Electronic dance music
A) Cigarette B) Saw 0.5 C) The Uncut Edition D) Die Dead Enough
A) February 15, 2005 B) October 5, 2004 C) June 27, 2006 D) October 18, 2005
A) Saw 2.0 B) Saw 1.5 C) Saw 0.5 D) Saw 0.1
A) 2004 B) 2006 C) 2005 D) 2021
A) 30 minutes B) 15 minutes C) 58 minutes D) 120 minutes
A) Koch Records B) Universal Music C) Sony Pictures D) Lionsgate
A) $55.1 million B) $47.9 million C) $104 million D) $100 million
A) A+ B) C+ C) B- D) F
A) 60% B) 39% C) 50% D) 25%
A) Owen Gleiberman B) Dennis Harvey C) Stephen Holden D) Kim Newman
A) The Grudge B) Scream (1996) C) Seven D) Fahrenheit 9/11
A) 60% B) 46% C) 50% D) 32%
A) Bloody Disgusting B) Variety C) The Daily Telegraph D) San Francisco Chronicle
A) 39% B) 10% C) 46% D) 60% |
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