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What film featured John Wayne yelling: "Fill your hand, you son of a bitch!"? {True Grit}
What film featured a piano player named Cricket, played by Hoagy Carmichael? {To Have and Have Not}
What was the pre-release title of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid? {The Sundance Kid and Butch Cassidy}
What 10 words followed Swept Away in the movie title? {by an Unusual Destiny in the Blue Sea of August}
What Frank Capra film opened with: "Have you ever dreamed of a place where living was not a struggle but a lasting delight?"? {Lost Horizon}
What film had as its last line: "Well, Tillie, when the hell are we going to get some dinner?"? {Guess Who's Coming to Dinner}
What film featured the line: "We rob banks"? {Bonnie and Clyde}
What 1978 movie had Nick insisting that a deer must be killed with one shot? {The Deer Hunter}
What 1953 MGM film featured the song Hi-Lili, Hi-Lo? {Lili}
What film featured the song You Have the Eyes of a Woman in Love? {Guys and Dolls}
What Garbo film was all about a married Russian woman who had an affair, got pregnant and threw herself under a train? {Anna Karenina}
What Japanese sci-fi flic featured a giant moth that could be controlled only by twin-sister dwarves singing to it? {Mothra}
What 1955 film had Glenn Ford as a teacher called Daddy-O by his students? {The Blackboard Jungle}
What 1947 film concerned the first American air raid against mainland Japan? {Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo}
What film set Drew, Ed, Bobby and Lewis off on a weekend trip? {Deliverance}
What film featured Ronald Reagan taking nurture's side in the nature-versus-nurture debate? {Bedtime for Bonzo}
What movie featured a lion challenging: "Put 'em up, put 'em up!"? {The Wizard of Oz}
What film's murder weapon was a motorized tree-cutting device? {The Texas Chainsaw Massacre's}
What movie featured Gig Young declaring: "There can only be one winner, folks, but isn't that the American way?"? {They Shoot Horses, Don't They?}
What movie had Michael Caine trying to buy a Swiss bank as a laundry for illegal profits? {The Silver Bears}
What film could have been retitled Romeo and Juliet with Switchblades? {West Side Story}
What Victor Mature-Hedy Lamarr biblical epic did one critic say was "a critic for de Millions"? {Samson and Delilah}
What film was widely regarded as director-choreographer Bob Fosse's biopic? {All That Jazz}
What Somerset Maugham-inspired melodrama was about Philip's being freed from bondage by Mildred's death? {Of Human Bondage}
What 1956 mystery concerned a blind playwright overhearing a murder plot in a pub and following the trail to the bitter end? {Twenty-Three Paces to Baker Street}
What four-hour 1971 documentary detailed the Nazi occupation of France? {The Sorrow and the Pity}
What 1967 film bedded James Bond down under a poison-dripping string? {You Only Live Twice}
What 1944 film was about the ghost of Sir Simon de Canterville? {The Canterville Ghost}
What film put the U.S. Aircraft Carrier Nimitz into a time warp? {The Final Countdown}
What was the subtitle of the second Star Trek movie? {The Wrath of Khan}
What film offered the understatement: "Mother--what is the phrase?--isn't quite herself today"? {Psycho}
What sophisticated 1946 comedy was about a seance held by a medium named Madame Arcati? {Blithe Spirit}
What film saw William Holden note: "Remember, the blue beetle promised us a long and happy life"? {Love is a Many-Splendored Thing}
What film saw John Wayne utter the line: "Republic. I like the sound of the word"? {The Alamo}
What 1967 exploitation film followed Peter Fonda through an LSD experience? {The Trip}
What 1961 film featured the line: "Eddie, you're a born loser"? {The Hustler}
What 1934 fantasy saw Death assume human form for three days to find out why humans cling so desperately to life? {Death Takes a Holiday}
What film saw Nelson Eddy announce: "Your dream prince, reporting for duty!"? {Rose Marie}
What 1974 disaster flic featured the Oscar-winning song We May Never Love Like This Again? {The Towering Inferno}
What MGM musical western had Betty Hutton and Howard Keel singing "Anything you can do, I can do better"? {Annie Get Your Gun}
What Doris Day vehicle had her returning home after five years on a desert island to discover that her husband had just remarried? {Move Over, Darling}
What 1968 film was about Rachel Cameron's encounter with her first lover? {Rachel, Rachel}
What movie's last line was: "I guess 'rosebud' is just a piece in a jigsaw puzzle - a missing piece"? {Citizen Kane's}
What post-Graduate film had a young Jewish librarian in an affair with the willful daughter of a nouveau riche family? {Goodbye Columbus}
What 1964 film told the story of country singer Hank Williams? {Your Cheatin' Heart}
What 1965 Jerry Lewis film did son Gary Lewis and the Playboys sing This Diamond Ring for? {The Family Jewels}
What Jerry Lewis movie opened with the voice-over: "This is Hollywood. The land of the reel and the unreal"? {The Errand Boy}
What film was about a brainwashed Korean War vet programmed to kill? {The Manchurian Candidate}
What 1973 movie had Barbra Streisand asking Robert Redford: "May I ask you a personal question? Do you smile all the time?"? {The Way We Were}
What film ended with the line: "Now what's all this crap about no movie tonight?"? {Mister Roberts}
What 1968 Peter Sellers film laid out the dangers of marijuana, Gertrude Stein and Jewish mothers? {I Love You, Alice B. Toklas}
What 1968 film had Peter Sellers as an accident-prone Indian actor accidentally invited to a party? {The Party}
What 1966 Lee Marvin movie could have been retitled The Magnificent Four? {The Professionals}
What 1958 film contained the line: "Brick never carried anything in his life but a football or a highball"? {Cat on a Hot Tin Roof}
What 1952 movie saw Amy Kane getting mighty nervous as lunch hour approached? {High Noon}
What Woody Allen film has Isaac writing a novel about "a black-and-white town pulsating to the tunes of George Gershwin"? {Manhattan}
What 1958 film had Andy Griffith as a hillbilly army draftee involved in various misadventures? {No Time for Sergeants}
What film had Charles Durning asking: "Does anybody have a Valium?"? {Starting Over}
What film featured the line: "Take a good look, old man. I'm Buck Barrow"? {Bonnie and Clyde}
What 1957 Billy Wilder movie featured surprise testimony? {Witness for the Prosecution}
What 1943 film had Robert Jordan, a Montana schoolteacher, setting off to fight in the Spanish Civil War? {For Whom the Bell Tolls}
What 1944 Basil Rathbone-Nigel Bruce film had nothing to do with Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson? {Frenchman's Creek}
What James Garner film had spilled salt as a key to its plot? {36 Hours}
What film saw Bogie pass out from a spiked drink mixed by a fat man? {The Maltese Falcon}
What 1978 Sylvester Stallone film was about Johnny Kovak, a Jimmy Hoffa-style character who rose to union power the hard way? {F.I.S.T.}
What 1974 musical saw Lucille Ball greet Beatrice Arthur with: "Vera, my old, old, old friend"? {Mame}
What 1959 movie's last line, spoken by Anne, was: "In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart"? {The Diary of Anne Frank's}
What movie saw Burt Lancaster preach: "Jesus would have made the best little All-American quarterback in the history of football"? {Elmer Gantry}
What 1970 film presented the haunting image of the staggering legs of a man cut in half by a low-flying aircraft? {Catch-22}
What film might as well have been titled The Birth of the Movies? {The Birth of a Nation}
What Fellini film had a fraction in its title? {8½}
What 1968 movie featured the line: "He was a model for all of us, a gorilla to remember"? {Planet of the Apes}
What 1979 film saw the rise of Chance the gardener to Chauncey Gardiner? {Being There}
What 1953 western had Jean Arthur saying: "He'll be moving along one day, and you'll be upset if you get to liking him too much"? {Shane}
What film began with the line: "Children of the night--shut up!"? {Love at First Bite}
What 1968 movie featured Richard Burton selling his soul to the devil? {Dr. Faustus}
What 1948 film featured the line: "I know what gold does to men's souls"? {The Treasure of the Sierra Madre}
What 1976 film written by Neil Simon had several detectives invited to a wealthy recluse's home, mystery and murder following? {Murder by Death}
What 1975 film brought two feuding vaudevilleans back together for a TV spot? {The Sunshine Boys}
What film had George Segal gasping: "I'm in spasm"? {A Touch of Class}
What film featured the line: "Nature, Mr. Allnut, is what we are put into this world to rise above"? {The African Queen}
What 1963 Vittorio De Sica film was titled Ieri, Oggi e Domani in Italy? {Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow}
What Beatles film featured the song You've Got to Hide Your Love Away? {Help!}
What film was released in Spain as Tiburon? {Jaws}
What 1955 film featured the boast: "We'll give 'em the old Crockett charge!"? {Davy Crockett, King of the Wild Frontier}
What Alfred Hitchcock film featured the prophetic line: "They also pay who meet in hotel rooms"? {Psycho}
What 1969 comedy had Walter Matthau as a bachelor dentist in love with a young Greenwich Village kook? {Cactus Flower}
What film put Randolph Scott and Joel McCrea in their last roles as western heroes, playing aging lawmen escorting a gold shipment? {Ride the High Country}
What movie had Walter Matthau as a mob hit man plagued by the antics of Jack Lemmon in yet another suicidal role? {Buddy, Buddy}
What 1968 John Cassavetes film depicted a suburban couple drinking to excess and talking to each other in formulas? {Faces}
What film cordially invited us to George and Martha's for an evening of fun and games? {Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf}
What film introduced spy Harry Palmer to the world? {The Ipcress File}
What film had Glenn Ford and Geraldine Page falling in love at a postmasters' convention? {Dear Heart}
What movie was originally titled What Ever Happened to Cousin Charlotte?? {Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte}
What 1972 movie had Lewis observing: "This is the last chance we got to see this river"? {Deliverance}
What 1958 film concerned the conviction and subsequent execution of Barbara Graham on June 3, 1955? {I Want to Live}
What Hitchcock film saw Grace Kelly stab Anthony Dawson to death? {Dial M for Murder}
What Hitchcock film had the key to a wine cellar playing an important role in the plot? {Notorious}
What 1935 film featured the line: "I've never known a better seaman, but the man's a snake"? {Mutiny on the Bounty}
What film chronicled Robin Lee Graham's five-year round-the-world solo sailing odyssey? {The Dove}
What 1979 film could have been called Star Wars Meets the Exorcist? {Alien}
What movie saw Barbra Streisand say: "Love means never having to say you're sorry"? {What's Up, Doc?}
What was Jerry Lewis's film rendering of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde? {The Nutty Professor}
What Hitchcock film had Sean Connery trying to break the kleptomaniacal habits of his wife? {Marnie}
What 1945 film was about a weekend in the life of would-be writer Don Birnam, played by Ray Milland? {The Lost Weekend}
What Woody Allen movie warned: "Be on the lookout for a large female breast, about a 4,000 with an X cup"? {Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex*}
What film featured the line: "I got brown sandwiches and green sandwiches"? {The Odd Couple}
What movie offered the ominous instruction to "terminate the command" of Colonel Kurtz? {Apocalypse Now}
What film did Elizabeth Taylor disguise herself as a boy in? {National Velvet}
What film featured Jean Simmons and Burt Lancaster as Bible-thumpers? {Elmer Gantry}
What 1966 musical saw the fat slave Pseudolus examining a bottle of wine and inquiring: "Was 1 a good year?"? {A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum}
What three films confined Tony Curtis in a straitjacket? {Houdini, The Boston Strangler, The Great Race}
What 1973 film brought Woody Allen back to life after 200 years? {Sleeper}
What 1959 film was a fictionalized account of the Leopold-Loeb case? {Compulsion}
What Beatles film did critic Andrew Sarris call "the Citizen Kane of juke-box musicals"? {A Hard Day's Night}
What 1972 Ingmar Bergman film was about the three sisters Maria, Karin, and cancer-stricken Agnes? {Cries and Whispers}
What film opened and closed with Steve McQueen tossing coins with a kid? {The Cincinnati Kid}
What 1950 John Huston film was about a bungled robbery attempt at a New York jewelry store? {The Asphalt Jungle}
What 1959 film did Tony Perkins commit suicide in? {On the Beach}
What 1978 sci-fi flic featured Veronica Cartwright wondering: "Why do we always expect them to come in metal ships?"? {Invasion of the Body Snatchers}
What 1979 film asked the questions: "What about Billy?"? {Kramer vs. Kramer}
What 1976 Woody Allen movie marked Zero Mostel's last film appearance? {The Front}
What film had Peter Lorre saying to Bogie: "You will please clasp you hands together at the back of your neck"? {The Maltese Falcon}
What was Peter Seller's last movie? {The Fiendish Plot of Fu Manchu}
What film was about a group of exiled White Russians claiming to have found the living daughter of the Czar? {Anastasia}
What movie featured Francis Ford, Dana Andrews, and Anthony Quinn as victims of a lynch mob? {The Ox-Bow Incident}
What film saw Marlon Brando break out the butter as a lubricant? {Last Tango in Paris}
What 1966 film had Lana Turner as Holly Parker, who degenerated from wealth to booze and prostitution? {Madame X}
What 1965 film featured Richard Burton as a minister overseeing a boys' school? {The Sandpiper}
What film featured the line: "She's not only nearly dead, she's really most sincerely dead"? {The Wizard of Oz}
What film saw Vindicator bombers heading for their destination when CRM-114 Discriminators flashed the CAP 811 "Go" signal? {Fail Safe}
What film featured the line: "We better catch something. This is my wife's holiday roast"? {Jaws}
What Abbott & Costello flic was released in Britain as Abbott & Costello Meet the Ghosts? {Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein}
What film had Elizabeth Taylor as an English girl facing difficult adjustments after marrying the owner of a tea plantation? {Elephant Walk}
What 1968 film featured a character named Max Bialystock? {The Producers}
What 1976 movie saw executive Max Schumacher in an extramarital affair with hardboiled Diane Christenson? {Network}
What film saw David Janssen say he'd had his "eyes opened" about "what's really going on out there"? {The Green Berets}
What was Ronald Reagan's last film? {The Killers}
What 1959 movie saw Pat Boone and James Mason spelunking? {Journey to the Center of the Earth}
What 1956 film featured the songs Shall We Dance? and Getting to Know You? {The King and I}
What 1964 movie featured the line: "Gentlemen, you can't fight in here! This is the war room"? {Dr. Strangelove}
What 1962 film was about a precocious nymphet by the name of Miss Haze? {Lolita}
What Paul Newman film ended with the line: "He was a natural-born world-shaker"? {Cool Hand Luke}
What film featured the line: "You know what they say: 'Human see, human do'"? {Planet of the Apes}
What Charlton Heston film marked Japanese Emperor Hiroshito's first visit to a movie theater? {Ben-Hur}
What film featured the cackled line: "Well, my little pretty, I can cause accidents too"? {The Wizard of Oz}
What film offered the immortal line: "Ze soldiers are very hoppy shooting ze pipples who say that ze pipples are not hoppy"? {Zorro, the Gay Blade}
What film chronicled the adventures of Sheik Dinamit, Hero of Aqaba, Liberator of Damascus and Uncrowned King of Arabia? {Lawrence of Arabia}
What Stanley Kubrick film contained the episodes The Interview, Closing Day and A Month Later? {The Shining}
What Blake Edwards comedy flashed the headling: "Tomato's Tomato Pinched by Cops"? {Breakfast at Tiffany's}