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Movies Quiz
A ready to print quiz for pub quiz nights, classrooms, and office trivia. Comes with a question sheet and a separate answer sheet.
Movies Quiz
1. Which 1939 film, based on a novel by Margaret Mitchell, is set during the American Civil War?
Gone with the Wind2. Who played the lead role of Dorothy in the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz?
Judy Garland3. Which actor famously played the role of Vito Corleone in The Godfather?
Marlon Brando4. In which decade was the film Casablanca released?
The 1940s5. Which Alfred Hitchcock film features a famous shower scene?
Psycho6. Who directed the 1972 film The Godfather?
Francis Ford Coppola7. Which silent film era actor was famous for his bowler hat and cane, often called “The Tramp”?
Charlie Chaplin8. Which actress starred alongside Humphrey Bogart in Casablanca?
Ingrid Bergman9. Which studio created the Toy Story film series?
Pixar10. In the film Finding Nemo, what type of fish is Nemo?
A clownfish11. Which 1994 animated film tells the story of a lion cub named Simba?
The Lion King12. Which animated film features a snowman named Olaf?
Frozen13. Who provides the voice of Shrek in the Shrek film series?
Mike Myers14. Which animation studio is famous for producing Spirited Away and My Neighbor Totoro?
Studio Ghibli15. In the film Up, what does the elderly main character use to fly his house?
Balloons16. What was the first ever feature-length animated film, released by Disney in 1937?
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs17. Which actor plays the character of Indiana Jones in the original film trilogy?
Harrison Ford18. What is the name of the fictional African nation in the Marvel film Black Panther?
Wakanda19. Which actor is most associated with playing the character of James Bond throughout the 1960s?
Sean Connery20. In the Indiana Jones films, what is Indiana Jones’s profession?
An archaeologist21. Which 2015 film reignited the Mad Max franchise, subtitled “Fury Road”?
Mad Max: Fury Road22. Which actor played the lead role of Neo in The Matrix?
Keanu Reeves23. What is the name of the fictional island where the Jurassic Park films are largely set?
Isla Nublar24. Which 1981 adventure film, directed by Steven Spielberg, introduced the character of Indiana Jones?
Raiders of the Lost Ark25. Which director collaborated with Leonardo DiCaprio on Shutter Island, The Departed, and The Wolf of Wall Street?
Martin Scorsese26. Which composer is famous for scoring the Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and Jurassic Park films?
John Williams27. What term describes a movie scene shown after the main credits have finished rolling?
A post-credits scene28. Which major Hollywood award ceremony is often referred to as “Oscar night”?
The Academy Awards29. What is the term for a film that continues an earlier story, often numbered like “Part 2”?
A sequel30. What technique involves filming a series of still images in sequence to create the illusion of movement, used in films like Wallace and Gromit?
Stop motion animation31. Which film is widely credited as the first feature film made entirely using computer-generated imagery (CGI)?
Toy Story32. Which film holds the record as the first ever to gross over $1 billion at the worldwide box office?
Titanic33. What is the popular nickname for the Academy Award statuette?
Oscar34. Which 2020 Best Picture winner became the first non-English language film to win the award?
Parasite35. Which 2009 film became the highest grossing film of all time at the global box office at the time of its release?
Avatar36. Which prestigious annual film festival is held in the south of France?
The Cannes Film Festival37. What is the name of the award given to the year’s worst films and performances, often presented just before the Oscars?
The Golden Raspberry Awards (the Razzies)38. Which Academy Award category recognises a film not in the English language?
Best International Feature Film39. How many Academy Awards did the film Titanic win in total?
1140. Which awards ceremony was historically organised by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association?
The Golden Globe AwardsLooking for a free printable quiz with a movies theme, ideal for a pub quiz night, classroom film studies session, or office trivia break? This quiz comes ready to print in two lengths: a quick 25-question version for a shorter session, or the full 40-question version split across five rounds covering classic Hollywood, animated and family films, action and adventure, behind the scenes trivia, and awards and box office records. Each round mixes easy, medium, and trickier questions, so it works for casual film fans as well as the true movie buffs in the room.
Printing works the same way as our other printable quizzes. Open the page, choose your length, and you’ll get a clean question sheet to hand out, plus a separate answer key for the host so marking stays quick and accurate, with no risk of players spotting the answers mid round. It’s free to print and reuse as often as you like, whether that’s a recurring pub quiz, a film club warm-up, or a few minutes of trivia at the start of a team meeting.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many questions are in this quiz?
You can choose between a Quick version with 25 questions across five rounds, or the Full version with 40 questions across the same five rounds, depending on how much time you have.
Does it come with an answer sheet?
Yes. Print the player copy first, then switch on the Show Answers toggle and print again to get a host copy with all the answers included, so marking is fast and accurate.
Is this quiz free to print and use?
Yes, it’s completely free to print and reuse as many times as you like, for personal, classroom, or office use.
What topics does the quiz cover?
It’s split into five rounds: Classic Hollywood, Animated and Family Films, Action and Adventure, Behind the Scenes, and Awards and Box Office, each with a mix of easy, medium, and harder questions.
Does this quiz cover modern films as well as classics?
Yes, it spans everything from golden age Hollywood through to recent box office and awards trivia, so there’s something to recognise whatever your film taste.
Do I need to print both lengths?
No, just pick whichever length suits you (Quick or Full) before printing. You’re welcome to print the other length another time for a change of pace.
Will printing this use a lot of ink?
It’s designed to be light on ink, with mostly black text on a white background and just a light tint on the round headers and answers. You can also turn off background graphics in your printer settings to save even more.