In previous quizzes I’ve given you the when, and sometimes the when and the where. This week, however, all you have to go on is your knowledge of film geography. So get out your movie GPS and see if you can track down the following, not always precise, locations.
This week we leave behind the popcorn and concession stand to head for your local greasy spoon. Just don’t forget to leave a tip!
Well, if I had a hammer I’d use it to hammer nails, even though I’m not much of a handyman (to put it mildly). The people in these films, however, have other uses than carpentry and home renovations in mind. Violent uses. I hope you’re ready for this week’s quiz, because it’s hammer time!
Stop the press! It’s time to scan some more news of the day in another round of screaming headlines. See if you can identify where these stories first broke.
See also: Quiz the fifth: Screaming headlines (Part one), Quiz the seventeenth: Screaming headlines (Part two), Quiz the thirty-fifth: Screaming headlines (Part three).
You’ve got something to say and you want to say it BIG! Better rent some billboard space if you want people to get the message. Just like you see here. Talk about product placement!
I’ve never had a bird, but I’m told they actually make quite affectionate pets. They don’t often have much of a role to play in movies, but here are some notable appearances.
This week you’re invited into the lab to view a selection of slides that have been submitted for your close perusal and proper classification.
You see all the trouble you get into when people’s heads go missing? Just think of poor Imogen. Anyway, there’s no need to lose your head over this week’s quiz. These unfortunates have already suffered enough.
See also: Quiz the eighth: Some heads are gonna roll (Part one).
Ah, chalkboards. Another everyday feature of twentieth-century civilization now vanishing into obsolescence. These quizzes have had a few such items (remember headlines? phone booths?). This week it’s chalkboards. Class is now in session, so see how many of these movies you can identify.
This week’s quiz lets you play hostage negotiator. See how many of the following films you can identify, without anyone putting a gun to your head.
