Event Horizon (film) - Quiz
A) 45% B) 54% C) 20% D) 36%
A) 45 B) 54 C) 35 D) 20
A) F B) D+ C) B- D) C
A) One out of four B) Two out of four C) Three out of four D) Zero out of four
A) The Shining B) Solaris C) Alien D) Hellraiser
A) Character development B) Supernatural science C) Physics D) Style
A) Solid foundation B) Highly accurate C) Scanty shreds D) Scientific masterpiece
A) The Shining in space B) An Alien knockoff C) A Solaris remake D) Hellraiser II in outer space
A) Quiet B) Nasty C) Brilliant D) Subtle
A) Kamen B) Anderson C) Biddle D) Bennett
A) Fishburne B) Quinlan C) Neill D) Jones
A) Its sense of humor B) Its cinematography C) Its production design D) Its special effects
A) Three out of five B) Four out of five C) One out of five D) Two out of five
A) Futuristic neon minimalism B) Classic retro-horror C) Vintage steampunk space D) Techno-Gothic space-grunge chic
A) 2001: A Space Odyssey B) Seven C) Fantastic Voyage D) Ghostbusters
A) Summer 1997 B) Fall 1997 C) Winter 1997 D) Spring 1998
A) Titanic B) Cop Land C) Star Trek D) Air Force One
A) The director hated the soundtrack B) The budget was too low C) It was rushed due to an accelerated schedule D) The actors refused to participate
A) Fishburne B) Bolt C) Neill D) Anderson
A) Impressed B) Indifferent C) Unsatisfactory D) Confused
A) 2001: A Space Odyssey B) The Abyss C) Star Trek D) Alien
A) Bean B) Titanic C) Men in Black D) Air Force One
A) Laurence Fishburne B) Steven Edward McDonald C) Sam Neill D) Paul W.S. Anderson
A) New York City, New York B) Beverly Hills, California C) Paris, France D) London, England
A) United International Pictures B) Warner Bros C) Universal Pictures D) Paramount
A) Air Force One B) Cop Land C) Conspiracy Theory D) Men in Black
A) $9.5 million B) $47.1 million C) $26.7 million D) $3.6 million
A) 10 percent B) 29 percent C) 54 percent D) 75 percent
A) $20.4 million B) $47.1 million C) $100 million D) $26.7 million
A) HBO B) Paramount C) Viacom D) Universal
A) Australia B) Italy C) France D) Spain
A) Disappointing B) A record-breaking success C) A massive failure D) Solid but not spectacular
A) July 1997 B) June 1997 C) August 1997 D) September 1997
A) Seventh B) Fourth C) Thirteenth D) Eleventh
A) Paul W.S. Anderson B) Sam Neill C) Gordon D) Gary Sinise
A) Laurence Fishburne and Sean Pertwee B) Gary Sinise and Jeremy Irons C) Vadim Jean and John R. Leonetti D) Jason Isaacs and Jack Noseworthy
A) Willow B) Shopping C) The Rainmaker D) Apollo 13
A) Sean Pertwee B) Richard T. Jones C) Jason Isaacs D) Jack Noseworthy
A) 1492: Conquest of Paradise B) Mortal Kombat C) Shopping D) The Butcher Boy
A) Apollo 13 B) Apocalypse Now C) The Rainmaker D) Willow
A) Cinecittà, Italy B) Pinewood Studios, England C) Fox Studios, Australia D) Universal Studios, USA
A) Roughly 16 weeks B) Roughly 10 weeks C) Roughly 24 weeks D) Roughly 6 weeks
A) Widescreen anamorphic B) Black and white 35mm C) Standard 16mm D) IMAX 70mm
A) Electric blue B) Deep purple C) Mistake-green D) Blood red
A) The magnetic boots were a cheaper alternative to green screens B) The original magnetic boots were donated by NASA C) Time constraints and cast discomfort with wire work D) The director thought wire work looked too realistic
A) The actors screaming for their scenes B) Rainfall on the thin metal roof C) The roar of the gravity drive gyroscope D) The sound of the wind machines
A) Pornographic film actors B) Models from fashion magazines C) Stunt performers D) Professional dancers
A) John R. Leonetti B) Laurence Fishburne C) Vadim Jean D) Adrian Biddle
A) May 1996 B) April 1997 C) June 1996 D) May 1995
A) Harry Metcalfe B) Adrian Biddle C) Joseph Bennett D) Martin Hunter
A) 1492: Conquest of Paradise B) Thelma & Louise C) Aliens D) Terminator
A) Richard Yuricich B) Joseph Bennett C) Martin Hunter D) Harry Metcalfe
A) Shopping B) Mortal Kombat C) Soldier D) Resident Evil
A) Joseph Bennett B) Harry Metcalfe C) Adrian Biddle D) Richard Yuricich
A) Blade Runner B) Jude C) Aliens D) 2001: A Space Odyssey
A) Martin Hunter B) Harry Metcalfe C) Joseph Bennett D) Adrian Biddle
A) Hydraulics B) Manual shaking by crew members C) Large air fans D) Magnetic resonance
A) Philip Eisner B) Andrew Kevin Walker C) Jeremy Bolt D) Paul Anderson
A) 2001: A Space Odyssey B) The Shining C) Alien D) The Haunting
A) Battletech B) Star Fleet Battles C) Warhammer 40,000 D) Dungeons & Dragons
A) Lucky Strike B) Lewis and Clark C) Event Horizon D) Golar
A) Golar B) Largo Entertainment C) Impact Pictures D) Paramount
A) Mechanical robots B) Shadowy ghosts C) Giant mollusk-like creatures D) Tentacular humanoids
A) Stanley Kubrick B) Ridley Scott C) Paul Anderson D) Robert Wise
A) Paul Anderson B) Jeremy Bolt C) Andrew Kevin Walker D) Philip Eisner
A) A human skull B) An alien weapon C) A floating tooth D) A cursed photograph
A) Floating debris in zero gravity B) The ship's computer malfunction C) A shimmering energy field D) Rain falling inside the ship
A) Nail guns B) Plasma cutters C) Stun batons D) Laser rifles
A) 10 months B) 18 months C) 2 years D) 8 months
A) Designer B) Pilot C) Captain D) Chief engineer
A) Starck B) Peters C) Emily Booth D) Claire Weir
A) M. L. Starck B) T. F. Cooper C) S. J. Miller D) F. M. Justin
A) Trauma surgeon B) Rescue technician C) Navigator D) Chief engineer
A) Jason Isaacs B) Sean Pertwee C) Richard T. Jones D) Jack Noseworthy
A) Emergency medical technician B) Trauma surgeon C) General practitioner D) Psychiatrist
A) S. J. Miller B) T. F. Cooper C) F. M. Justin D) W. F. "Smitty" Smith
A) Joely Richardson B) Holley Chant C) Kathleen Quinlan D) Emily Booth
A) Barclay Wright B) Sean Pertwee C) Jack Noseworthy D) Noah Huntley
A) John Kilpack B) William G. Weir C) T. F. Cooper D) Edmund "Eddie" Corrick
A) Peter Marinker B) Laurence Fishburne C) Sam Neill D) Paul Anderson
A) William G. Weir B) M. L. Starck C) F. M. Justin D) S. J. Miller
A) 2025 B) 2097 C) 1997 D) 2047
A) Proxima Centauri B) Jupiter C) Neptune D) Earth
A) A warp drive B) An ion drive C) A fusion drive D) A gravity drive
A) Captain Miller B) Lieutenant Starck C) D.J. D) Dr. Weir
A) 110 minutes B) 130 minutes C) 150 minutes D) 96 minutes
A) Hell awaits B) Save me C) Save yourself D) Open the door
A) Escape the gravity B) Save yourself from Hell C) Save me from the abyss D) Return to the fire
A) He is pulled into a portal B) He turns into a hallucination C) He is killed instantly D) He disappears without a trace
A) Cyber-Gothic B) Bio-mechanical C) Industrial-Victorian D) Techno-medieval
A) Star B) Circle C) Cylinder D) Crucifix
A) Chartres Cathedral B) Cologne Cathedral C) Notre-Dame Cathedral D) St. Paul's Cathedral
A) The Thing B) Terminator C) Blade Runner D) Alien
A) The Hook Chain B) The Lament Configuration C) The Puzzle Box Door D) The Cenobite Pillar
A) Ansel Adams B) Man Ray C) Joel-Peter Witkin D) Cindy Sherman
A) Relying primarily on CGI B) Using stop-motion animation C) Shooting as much as possible practically D) Digitally replacing all environments
A) About 25 feet B) About 15 feet C) About 100 feet D) About 70 feet
A) Only 1 B) Over 100 C) 24 or 25 D) Exactly 10
A) The Twilight Zone B) Star Trek C) Blake's 7 D) Doctor Who
A) The Old Testament Cut B) The Gore-Fest Edition C) The Hellish Version D) The Director's Preferred Cut |
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