A) Nighthawks B) The Persistence of Memory C) Guernica D) Starry Night
A) Métal Hurlant B) Tintin C) Pilote D) Heavy Metal
A) Paul Cézanne B) Claude Monet C) Jean "Moebius" Giraud D) Henri Matisse
A) Hong Kong on a very bad day B) Tokyo during a typhoon C) London in the fog D) New York in the winter
A) Northern Ireland B) Southwest Scotland C) Western Wales D) Northeast England
A) Andrea Palladio B) Antonio Sant'Elia C) Renzo Piano D) Filippo Brunelleschi
A) Mark Stetson B) Lawrence G. Paull C) Syd Mead D) Douglas Trumbull
A) To work on Nighthawks B) To work on Metropolis C) To work on The Shining D) To work on Les Maîtres du temps
A) René Laloux B) Ridley Scott C) Fritz Lang D) Stanley Kubrick
A) Mark Stetson B) David Dryer C) Lawrence G. Paull D) David Snyder
A) David Snyder B) Richard Yuricich C) Syd Mead D) Lawrence G. Paull
A) Douglas Trumbull B) Gene Winfield C) Mark Stetson D) David Dryer
A) David Dryer B) Mark Stetson C) Richard Yuricich D) Gene Winfield
A) Gene Winfield B) Syd Mead C) David Snyder D) Mark Stetson
A) Nighthawks B) Metropolis C) The Shining D) Les Maîtres du temps
A) Stanley Kubrick B) René Laloux C) Ridley Scott D) Fritz Lang
A) Empire Tower B) Spinner Center C) Stadtkrone Tower D) Tyrell Building
A) Mead Building B) Nighthawks Tower C) Stadtkrone Tower D) Tyrell Building
A) Douglas Trumbull B) David Dryer C) Richard Yuricich D) Mark Stetson
A) Stanley Kubrick B) René Laloux C) Ridley Scott D) Fritz Lang
A) Les Maîtres du temps B) Nighthawks C) The Shining D) Metropolis
A) VTOL B) Hovercraft C) Spinner D) Aerodyne
A) Police B) Architects C) Wealthy people D) Model makers
A) Special effects supervisors B) Art directors C) Factory workers D) Wealthy people
A) An internal combustion jet B) A ground-based vehicle C) An aerodyne D) A helicopter
A) Conventional internal combustion, jet, and anti-gravity B) Propellers, wings, and rotors C) Electricity, solar power, and steam D) Water, wind, and magnetic fields
A) Disney World in Orlando, Florida B) Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame in Seattle, Washington C) Film History Museum in London D) Museum of Modern Art in New York
A) Gene Winfield B) Mark Stetson C) David Snyder D) Lawrence G. Paull
A) 25 B) 3 C) 2 D) 10
A) All 25 B) None C) Exactly ten D) At least two
A) They were used in another Stanley Kubrick film B) They were later destroyed C) They are still on permanent exhibit D) They were sold to private collectors
A) Harrison Ford B) Robert Mitchum C) Dustin Hoffman D) Jack Nicholson
A) Steven Spielberg B) Paul Verhoeven C) George Lucas D) Ridley Scott
A) Edward James Olmos B) Brion James C) Rutger Hauer D) William Sanderson
A) Too emotional and flawed B) A complete disappointment C) The perfect Batty D) An adequate performance
A) Soldier of Orange B) Turkish Delight C) Blade Runner D) Katie Tippel
A) Daryl Hannah B) Sean Young C) Debbie Harry D) Joanna Cassidy
A) Debbie Harry B) Nina Axelrod C) Stacey Nelkin D) Barbara Hershey
A) Barbara Hershey B) Joanna Cassidy C) Sean Young D) Debbie Harry
A) Daryl Hannah B) Joanna Cassidy C) Sean Young D) Nina Axelrod
A) Holden B) Hannibal Chew C) Leon Kowalski D) Gaff
A) James Hong B) William Sanderson C) Joe Turkel D) Brion James
A) Barbara Hershey B) Daryl Hannah C) Sean Young D) Joanna Cassidy
A) William Sanderson B) Edward James Olmos C) M. Emmet Walsh D) Joe Turkel
A) Spanish B) French C) German D) Hungarian
A) Joe Pantoliano B) Edward James Olmos C) Joe Turkel D) William Sanderson
A) James Hong B) Morgan Paull C) Joe Turkel D) Joe Pantoliano
A) Joe Turkel B) James Hong C) Brion James D) Hy Pyke
A) Vangelis B) Hampton Fancher C) Philip K. Dick D) Ridley Scott
A) 1982 B) 1993 C) 2019 D) 2049
A) Harrison Ford B) Rutger Hauer C) Sean Young D) Edward James Olmos
A) John Williams B) Ennio Morricone C) Hans Zimmer D) Vangelis
A) 2017 B) 1993 C) 2007 D) 1992 E) 1982
A) Theatrical Cut B) Ultimate Edition C) Director's Cut D) The Final Cut
A) Origami figures B) Wooden carvings C) Clay sculptures D) Glass animals
A) Voight-Kampff test B) Baseline test C) Turing test D) Replicant scan
A) Nexus-6 B) Nexus-9 C) Nexus-8 D) Nexus-4
A) Deckard's sister B) Tyrell's niece C) Tyrell's daughter D) Gaff's mother
A) Holden B) David Peoples C) Hampton Fancher D) J. F. Sebastian
A) Zhora B) Pris C) Rachael D) Leon
A) Gaff B) Rachael C) Pris D) Zhora
A) A neurological brain tumor B) A heart condition C) A genetic premature aging disorder D) A respiratory failure syndrome
A) Four years B) Two years C) Twenty years D) Ten years
A) Zhora B) Pris C) Rachael D) Leon
A) A family photograph B) A small origami unicorn C) A synthetic snake scale D) A broken gun
A) Vangelis B) Ridley Scott C) Philip K. Dick D) Hampton Fancher
A) Biopunk B) Cyberpunk C) Steampunk D) Space opera
A) Italian Neorealism B) French New Wave C) Expressionism D) Neo-noir
A) Five B) Ten C) Seven D) Three
A) 1992 B) 1993 C) 1982 D) 2007
A) Holden B) Tyrell C) Gaff D) Bryant
A) A replicant eye-manufacturing laboratory B) A strip club downtown C) A hotel room in Los Angeles D) The Tyrell Corporation main archive
A) 1977 B) 1980 C) 1968 D) 1970
A) Ridley Scott B) David Peoples C) Hampton Fancher D) Martin Scorsese
A) Sir Run Run Shaw B) Herb Jaffe C) Michael Deeley D) Robert Jaffe
A) 1970 B) 1977 C) 1968 D) 1981
A) Robert Jaffe B) Sir Run Run Shaw C) Michael Deeley D) Herb Jaffe
A) Dune B) Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? C) Tandem D) The Bladerunner
A) December 21, 1980 B) February 21, 1980 C) Shortly after 1968 D) February, 1981
A) $21.5 million B) $13 million C) $2.5 million D) $15 million
A) Premature aging B) Environmental issues C) Romantic relationships D) Issues of humanity and religion
A) William S. Burroughs B) Philip K. Dick C) Robert Jaffe D) David Peoples
A) Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? B) The Bladerunner C) Blade Runner D) Dune
A) A beautiful, symmetrical reinforcement B) First-class piece of work C) Corny, extremely maladroit throughout D) A masterpiece of science fiction
A) February 1981 B) February 21, 1980 C) December 21, 1980 D) Shortly after 1968
A) Deckard's B) Rachael's C) Fancher's D) Batty's
A) Twenty days B) Three days C) Ten days D) Six months
A) Robert Jaffe B) Sir Run Run Shaw C) Michael Deeley D) Herb Jaffe
A) March 9, 1982 B) March 9, 1980 C) March 9, 1979 D) March 9, 1981
A) A Warner Bros. backlot B) The Bradbury Building C) The Ennis-Brown House D) The 2nd Street Tunnel
A) The Warner Bros. backlot B) The Ennis-Brown House C) The KNBC studio D) The Bradbury Building
A) 2nd Street Tunnel B) Los Angeles Tunnel C) 1st Street Tunnel D) 3rd Street Tunnel
A) Yes Guv'nor, My Ass B) Xenophobia Sucks C) The T-shirt War D) Blade Runner Rules
A) Yes Guv'nor, My Ass B) Director's Cut C) Los Angeles 2019 D) Xenophobia Sucks
A) The Hollywood feud B) The T-shirt war C) The director's battle D) The British rebellion
A) Hampton Fancher B) Darryl Ponicsan C) Roland Kibbee D) David Peoples
A) 1981 B) 1992 C) 2000 D) 2006
A) 1992 B) 2000 C) 1981 D) 2006
A) The special effects B) The Bradbury Building C) The voiceover D) The T-shirt war
A) KNBC news B) Variety C) Los Angeles Times D) Total Film |