A) November 2019 B) May 2003 C) January 1956 D) September 1980
A) Bosley Crowther B) Scott MacQueen C) Richard Fleischer D) Harper Goff
A) 2014 B) 1980 C) 2003 D) 1992
A) The New York Times Theater B) The Chicago Tribune Cinema C) Disney Movie Club D) El Capitan Theatre
A) Scott MacQueen B) Richard Fleischer C) Walt Disney D) Bosley Crowther
A) 1980 B) 2003 C) 2014 D) 2019
A) El Capitan Club B) Jules Verne Society C) Disney Movie Club D) Academy of Motion Pictures
A) May 2003 B) January 1956 C) November 2019 D) September 1980
A) Jules Verne's Journey B) Vera Cruz C) The Nautilus Returns D) There's No Business Like Show Business
A) Opening weekend B) Third weekend C) Fourth weekend D) Fifth weekend
A) Vera Cruz B) CinemaScope Epic C) The New York Times D) There's No Business Like Show Business
A) Third weekend B) Fifth weekend C) Second weekend D) First weekend
A) $5 million B) $10 million C) $8 million D) $6,607,000
A) Fifth B) Second C) First D) Third
A) $12,000,000 B) $8 million C) $4,500,000 D) $6,607,000
A) Kate Cameron B) Gene Arneel C) Bosley Crowther D) Pauline Kael
A) 128 minutes B) 145 minutes C) 110 minutes D) 95 minutes
A) Walt Disney B) James Mason C) Richard Fleischer D) Kirk Douglas
A) Gene Arneel B) Kate Cameron C) Philip K. Scheuer D) Mark Bourne
A) Richard Fleischer B) Harper Goff C) Jules Verne D) Earl Felton
A) Variety B) Los Angeles Times C) New York Daily News D) The New York Times
A) Gene Arneel B) Steve Biodrowski C) Jason Seiver D) Philip K. Scheuer
A) Florida B) Hawaii C) California D) The Bahamas
A) Harper Goff B) Mason C) Kirk Douglas D) Richard Fleischer
A) Chicago Tribune B) The New York Times C) Harrison's Reports D) New York Daily News
A) Harrison's Reports B) Los Angeles Times C) Chicago Tribune D) Variety
A) Bosley Crowther B) Steve Biodrowski C) Mark Bourne D) Jason Seiver
A) The submarine design B) The musical score C) Portrayals of the natives D) The humor
A) The acting B) The visuals C) The humor D) The story
A) 95% B) 78% C) 91% D) 85%
A) 50 reviews B) 20 reviews C) 32 reviews D) 100 reviews
A) 8.50/10 B) 6.50/10 C) 7.70/10 D) 9.00/10
A) A secret island hideout B) A nineteenth-century pirate crew C) An awesome giant squid D) An underwater volcano
A) Earl Felton B) Harper Goff C) Richard Fleischer D) Scott MacQueen
A) The Nautilus B) The Ceteawayo C) The Sub-Pioneer D) The Albatross
A) He refused to attend the ceremony B) The film was disqualified from the Oscars C) He forgot to submit his designs D) He was not a member of the Art Directors Union
A) H.G. Wells B) Robert Louis Stevenson C) Arthur Conan Doyle D) Jules Verne
A) Black and white and standard 35mm B) Technicolor and VistaVision C) IMAX and 3D D) CinemaScope and Technicolor
A) An interactive game about the squid B) Deleted scenes including the original squid fight without sound C) A completely animated alternative squid battle D) A commentary track by the squid's creator
A) 1960 B) 1954 C) 1870 D) 1868
A) Peter Lorre B) James Mason C) Paul Lukas D) Kirk Douglas
A) James Mason B) Kirk Douglas C) Peter Lorre D) Paul Lukas
A) Buena Vista Distribution B) RKO Radio Pictures C) United Artists D) Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
A) December 23, 1954 B) November 15, 1954 C) December 23, 1870 D) January 1, 1954
A) Two B) One C) Zero D) Three
A) 1870 B) 1868 C) 1900 D) 1854
A) Mediterranean Sea B) Atlantic Ocean C) Indian Ocean D) Pacific Ocean
A) Navy admiral B) Master harpooner C) Submarine captain D) Professor's assistant
A) Navy captain B) Assistant C) Professor D) Master harpooner
A) Warship B) U.S. Navy frigate C) Munitions ship D) Submerging boat
A) Pierre Aronnax B) Captain Nemo C) Conseil D) Ned Land
A) Sea creatures B) Island farming C) Imported supplies D) Stored rations
A) An unmapped volcanic island B) A penal colony island C) A secret base island D) New Guinea
A) To force him to reveal his discoveries B) Because he attacked a munitions ship C) Because he escaped from prison D) To steal the Nautilus
A) Vulcania B) The Pacific Ocean C) New Guinea D) A penal colony island
A) Shipwreck remains B) Bottles with coordinates C) Human skulls D) Explosives
A) Nemo's men B) Prisoners C) Cannibals D) Warships
A) By the ship's cannons B) By firing warning shots C) By electrical charges sent through its hull D) By Captain Nemo's harpoon
A) For disobeying orders B) For trying to steal a longboat C) For attacking the crew D) For throwing bottles overboard
A) The crew B) Conseil C) Ned Land D) Pierre Aronnax
A) To rescue prisoners B) To collect specimens C) To activate a time bomb D) To bury his journal
A) Sail to a new island B) Surrender to the warships C) Give up piracy and live in peace D) Sink with the ship in a suicide pact
A) Fighting off the giant squid B) Viewing his beloved undersea domain through the hull's viewport C) Writing in Aronnax's journal D) Activating the time bomb on Vulcania
A) A harpoon B) His journal C) A bag of gold D) The submarine coordinates
A) A warship B) A longboat C) A skiff D) A frigate
A) It explodes B) It is burned by cannibals C) It sinks into the sea D) It is surrounded by warships
A) We sink with the ship. B) This hated nation must pay. C) The sea provides all I need. D) There is hope for the future.
A) Robert J. Wilke B) J. M. Kerrigan C) Ted de Corsia D) Carleton Young
A) Ted Cooper B) Ted de Corsia C) Percy Helton D) Fred Graham
A) J. M. Kerrigan B) Carleton Young C) Paul Lukas D) Kirk Douglas
A) Ted Cooper B) James Mason C) J. M. Kerrigan D) Percy Helton
A) Percy Helton B) Laurie Mitchell C) Peter Lorre D) Fred Graham
A) Carleton Young B) Robert J. Wilke C) Ted de Corsia D) Ted Cooper
A) Fred Graham B) Ted Cooper C) Percy Helton D) Laurie Mitchell
A) Percy Helton B) Fred Graham C) Laurie Mitchell D) Ted Cooper
A) Walt Disney B) Sid Rogell C) Robert L. Lippert D) Harper Goff
A) Walt Disney B) Sid Rogell C) Harper Goff D) Robert L. Lippert
A) Universal Studios B) 20th Century Fox C) General Service Studios D) Xtabi Resort
A) Gobi Desert B) Mojave Desert C) Death Valley D) Sahara Desert
A) Universal Studios B) General Service Studios C) The Bahamas D) 20th Century Fox
A) General Service Studios B) Walt Disney Studios C) 20th Century Fox D) Universal Studios
A) More than 1,000 people B) More than 50 people C) More than 400 people D) More than 100 people
A) Battery power B) Coal power C) Steam power D) Atomic energy
A) Wind power B) Atomic energy C) Battery-powered D) Solar power
A) A more ornate vessel B) A streamlined, cigar shaped sub C) A spherical diving bell D) A flat-bottomed barge
A) Because a hurricane came up B) Because of a massive mechanical failure on their vessel C) Because they jumped overboard voluntarily D) Because the Nautilus rammed their ship
A) William Redfield B) James Mason C) Norman Gimbel D) Kirk Douglas
A) Little Nipper series B) Disneyland Children's Series C) Decca Children's Series D) Columbia Masterworks
A) Columbia Records B) Decca Records C) RCA Victor D) Disneyland Records
A) A compact cassette tape B) Two 45-RPM records C) A single 78-RPM disc D) One 331⁄3 RPM 12-inch LP
A) By their full legal names B) Using pseudonyms C) Uncredited D) Credited as anonymous studio singers
A) Disneyland Records label B) RCA Victor Little Nipper series C) Decca Children's Series label D) Columbia Masterworks label
A) 1995 B) 1963 C) 1954 D) 2008
A) 26-track B) 65-track C) 19-track D) 17-track
A) Buena Vista B) Joseph Dubin C) RKO Pictures D) Paul Smith
A) A digital booklet B) A digital poster C) A digital script D) A digital video
A) The iTunes Store B) Intrada website C) Amazon D) Walt Disney Records website
A) Walt Disney Records B) Buena Vista Distribution C) RKO Pictures D) Intrada
A) 26 years B) 50 years C) 17 years D) 10 years
A) New Year's Day B) Christmas Day C) Independence Day D) Thanksgiving |