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| Question | % correct/ plays |
|---|---|
Who directed this 1994 crime film? | 87%/15 |
According to the opening dialogue, what is a Quarter Pounder with Cheese called in France? | 93%/15 |
What is plunged directly into Mia's heart to revive her after she overdoses? | 13%/15 |
What famously glows when the briefcase is opened, with its contents never revealed on screen? | 27%/15 |
What nicknames do the two diner robbers use for each other? | 20%/15 |
At Jack Rabbit Slim's, what dance do Vincent and Mia perform to win the trophy? | 67%/3 |
The film's structure is notable for telling its three main storylines in what manner? | 100%/3 |
The robbery of a diner by a couple acts as which kind of framing device for the film? | 100%/3 |
Which biblical passage does Jules recite before his executions? | 100%/3 |
In which category did the film win its single Academy Award? | 100%/3 |
Which top prize did the film win at the 1994 Cannes Film Festival? | 33%/3 |
What single object is Butch willing to risk everything to retrieve from his apartment? | 100%/3 |
What is the profession of Winston Wolfe, the man called in to clean up the bloody car? | 33%/3 |
After Vincent accidentally shoots Marvin, whose house do Jules and Vincent drive to so they can clean the bloody car? | 100%/3 |
Which earlier Tarantino film does this movie share characters and a connected universe with? | 67%/3 |
Who shares the film's Oscar-winning writing credit with the director? | 100%/3 |
Which independent studio produced and distributed the film? | 100%/3 |
In the gold-watch backstory, where had the timepiece been hidden during wartime captivity? | 100%/3 |
Which boxer is Butch supposed to take a dive against, but instead kills in the ring? | 67%/3 |
Approximately how much did the film cost to make? | 100%/3 |
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Only 2 ranked Hard takes so far, not enough to draw a curve.