Mini-trivia

[Joe Statler 0]

Take your best shot at these questions guys!

Edited November 12, 2008 by Honest Joe Statler

[Saiyaman 0]

I voted everything...

[Johny-The-Dot-Damn 1]

me vote nothing............

[daangelo29 5]

I voted everything...

lol HJS should've enabled the "one choice only" option in the polls. Too bad I can't edit and correct the poll like in the previous forums.

[daangelo29 5]

I'll try answering. I do have an annoying headache, but I can still think.

1.) Frankenstein

Frankenstein was released in 1910. Metropolis was released in 1927. The Day the Earth Stood Still was released in 1951 -- a remake of this film is planned for a December 12, 2008 release. Logan's Run was released on 1967 -- a planned remake of this has been in "development hell", hopefully it will push through for a 2010 release.

2.) Stephen Hawking

It was first pusblished by Bantam Dell Publishing in 1988. I remember watching Errol Morris' documentary film of the same name about Stephen Hawking's life.

3.) Nothing would happen

It's pretty obvious -- roosters don't lay eggs. lol

[iProton 1]

That was what I answered, I was the third voter.

[Joe Statler 0]

Answers:

What was the first Sci-Fi film ever made?

- Metropolis (1927)

Who wrote the book "A Brief History of Time"?

- Stephen Hawking

If a rooster laid an egg on a roof, which direction would it fall?

- Nothing would happen (because roosters don't lay eggs)

[iProton 1]

2 out of 3.

[RG 1]

what th- *boom*???? I checked 4 answers... And all of them is counted in...

Look up there you can see that in first Q. there is 10 answers, but in others only 9...

Edited November 12, 2008 by Futureman

[daangelo29 5]

What was the first Sci-Fi film ever made?

- Metropolis (1927)

Frankenstein was filmed and released 17 years early than Metropolis (1910, at the time of Thomas Edison; in fact, the Edison Manufacturing Company made the film), so Metropolis should be the second Sci-Fi film ever made.