Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment and for pointing that out! You're absolutely right - some actors have collaborated on multiple films, which can make it a bit tricky. We’re glad you still enjoyed the quiz and really appreciate your support and Like! Feedback like this helps us improve, so thanks for sharing your insights. Hope to see you on our next quiz!

@@BrainTides Looking forward to it

Thank you so much! Your support means a lot! We'll definitely keep pushing forward! 🙌

Thank you for your wonderful suggestion. We'll keep it in mind for our next videos.

You beat me by an hour. I asked Alexa first and she said 2013 too. I got pissed and looked it up. Why does Alexa think the same thing as this quiz?

You're absolutely right-Lawrence of Arabia is a 1962 classic, and what an epic masterpiece it is, right? The confusion might’ve come from its 2013 digitally restored version, which brought it back to streaming and introduced it to a new generation of viewers. That said, you're absolutely right-it’s no excuse. We need to up our game to ensure eagle-eyed movie buffs like you have nothing to catch. Thanks for keeping us sharp-we appreciate your attention to detail! 😊

You're absolutely right-Lawrence of Arabia is a 1962 classic, Release Date (Streaming) was Apr 2, 2013

101 out of 105? That’s seriously impressive! 🎉 You’re definitely in champ territory-looks like you’ve got some star-spotting superpowers. 💪 Think you can hit a perfect score next time?

Love this comment-thank you! 🙌 Sounds like you crushed it! 🎯 And yes, we wanted to spotlight not just the leads but all the incredible talent that makes Hollywood shine. Glad you had fun with it! ✨🎬

Great catch-Moonlighting was indeed a TV show with Bruce Willis, not a film. Thanks for keeping us on our game! 🙌 And Saoirse Ronan's name? Let’s just say it’s a beautiful challenge and a work in progress for us, but we’ll get there! Appreciate your sharp ear and feedback! 💫

You're absolutely right! Moonlighting was Bruce Willis' iconic TV show, not a movie-great catch! 🎯 Thanks for pointing that out. We’ll make sure to shine a spotlight on the stars' correct projects next time. Appreciate the sharp eye! 👀✨

Noted, will make sure we print names in all our videos. Thank you for your valuable suggestion! Do you think using voiceovers makes a significant difference, or should we minimize them?

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Wow, 47/66 is an impressive score! 🏆 Even if some pictures felt tricky, you clearly have some serious movie knowledge. Thanks for taking the time to play the game and share your thoughts. Kudos on your awesome movie recognition skills!

84 out of 86? That's seriously impressive! Laura Linney and Helena Bonham Carter are tough ones, but you absolutely crushed it-amazing job

Wow, impressive! Only one wrong? You clearly know cinema! 🏆 Which one slipped through the cracks?

We hear you! It seems we have some serious movie geniuses among us. Noted, we'll keep this in mind for future rounds to keep things even more challenging and exciting! 🎬

@ genius, no. Autism, yes.

I sometimes feel like we’re all somewhere on the spectrum, just in different ways! We all have our own unique strengths and challenges. 🌟😊

That is some serious film knowledge

Too easy, you say? Well, getting every Best Picture winner since 1950 is still pretty spectacular, even with the reverse chronological order! Real film buffs showing off their skills right here. 🎬🏆

@BrainTides Yes that is true but it would be more difficult if it was random. If I know what won Best Picture in 1950 and in 1936 and so on, I already know the answer without needing the clues.

That's a fair point! Randomizing the years would definitely add a layer of challenge-no easy sequence to rely on. But hey, knowing all those winners across decades, random or not, is still an impressive flex. True movie trivia mastery shines either way! 🎥✨ Did you get chance to play this? it is random with some missing years kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIDGl5emfbWaq8U

Technically Crash and Million Dollar Baby were flip-flopped, but the rest were in reverse order... yeah, too easy.

OMG, you all don’t miss a thing! Crash and Million Dollar Baby flip-flopped? Wow, we’ve got some serious movie buffs here catching every detail! Love the energy-clearly, we’ve got to stay on our A-game with you around. 🎥🔥

Wow, nailing all 74 Best Picture winners just from their cast lists? That's some serious film buff credentials right there! Would love to know which one was your trickiest solve or your favorite cast list to recognize! You've definitely earned your seat at the Academy's table with this perfect score. 🏆

Wow, that's seriously impressive! Getting 84-85 out of 90 films just from single frames puts you in serious film buff territory. 🎬 Those 90s movies had such distinctive looks, didn't they? I'm curious - which ones stumped you? Sometimes those single-frame challenges throw in some really obscure gems or those "wait, that came out in the 90s?" moments. Let me guess... there might've been a few indie films from the early 90s in there?

Excellent catch! The Return of the King. What are some of your other favorite Oscar-winning films?

Ah-maDAY-us-day saved! Thanks for keeping me on the right track. Appreciate it!

Brilliant! That is some serious film knowledge 🎉

Wow! to get (50 ÷ 55) × 100 = 90.91% correct in just 5 seconds per poster, your brain must be processing those blurry images faster than a Terminator's CPU! That's some serious pattern recognition skills - even Spock would raise an eyebrow in approval. Want to share which ones stumped you? I bet they're the ones that would trip up even the most dedicated sci-fi aficionado!

That's awesome that you aced the Hollywood icons challenge! Nothing beats that feeling of getting every single one right. I bet seeing just those legendary eyes brought back memories of so many classic film moments. Would love to know which star's eyes you found easiest to spot and which ones took a bit of time

Love how you called out those unforgettable moments - Olivier's terrifying dentist scene still makes people squirm! And that napalm line from Apocalypse Now defined a whole era of war films. Though I'm curious - what makes Superman stand out to you as the greatest superhero movie? The Woody Allen/Diane Keaton chemistry was something special too - Annie Hall really captured that 70s New York energy perfectly.

@BrainTides about Superman. It's honest, respectful, epic, beautiful, perfect cast. I simply recognize the hero from Action Comics. Lots of heart, integrity and devotion in it.

@GuyR-c7u Absolutely! Such a powerful and moving portrayal of Superman. The heart and soul of the character shine through.

Happy to know, you liked our effort. Thank you for your valuable suggestion, will be creating one very soon.

Thank you for the wonderful suggestion! Here is the video on actresses (guess from their films). Soon, we will create a similar video where viewers guess the actress by their role names. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJ_VaJZ4jLeWgrs

Ah, we had a bit of a mix-up! We thought we could just connect characters with their movies using any movie poster - that was our first whoopsie! 😅 And yeah, while it's true that some movies have multiple iconic characters throwing them in multiple times without context just made things confusing. Note to self for our next quiz: One movie = One entry (even if we're tempted by all those awesome characters) Use the actual movie poster (because accuracy is cool) Add which specific movie we're talking about (especially for franchises - because let's face it, "Which Star Wars?" is a pretty important detail!) BRAIN TIDES: 0 (Got caught mixing up posters and repeating characters without proper context - hey, even the Fellowship took some wrong turns in Moria! 😅) OUR AMAZING COMMUNITY: 1 (Like true heroes, you spotted the issue and helped make things clearer - just like how Sam always kept Frodo on the right path!) Thanks for helping us catch this - next time we'll make sure our movie quiz is more organized than a Wes Anderson film set!

Haha, it's so funny how Fletch got stuck in your head like that! Must've been frustrating having it on the tip of your tongue but being wrong each time. 😄 Sometimes the obvious answers can be our worst enemy in quizzes - while you're thinking "it's gotta be Fletch!"

@BrainTides haha. I was playing in my bed and fortunately there was nobody around to see me yelling each time and especially for Chevy chase.

@@GuyR-c7u 😂 Glad you were able to fully enjoy it without judgment! What’s your favorite 80s movie he’s in, (I guess fletch?)? I loved Caddyshack-it’s hilarious! They really don’t make movies like that anymore.

@@BrainTides fletch of course! Never watched caddyshack but looks like I should. I don't remember really well Vacation. But Deal of the Century is super fun. Friedkin's finest haha

@@GuyR-c7u Fletch is a classic! 😄 You’ve got to check out Caddyshack-it's comedy gold and totally worth it. I haven’t seen Deal of the Century, but now adding it to my watchlist. 🔥

You're right about the 16:24 timestamp error. While we do use AI for narration, all content, research, and editing is human-made - but that shouldn't excuse errors in our research and fact-checking. This mistake was our oversight during editing and rechecking process. I appreciate you holding us to a higher standard - it helps us improve. We'll be more thorough with our fact-checking going forward.

Thank you for your incredible attention to detail! You're absolutely right - we mistakenly used the US poster with David Fincher's version (featuring Rooney Mara) while discussing the Swedish film. It's viewers like you, with such keen eyes and deep film knowledge, who help maintain accuracy in film discussions. Both adaptations are significant, but mixing their promotional materials creates confusion. Really appreciate you taking the time to point this out - we'll be more careful about matching the correct promotional materials with their respective versions going forward.

The 80s had something for everyone! Nothing wrong with skipping the scary ones - more time to watch Ferris take that day off or watch the Ghostbusters save New York! 😄 Those were simpler times when the scariest thing was accidentally recording over your sister's favorite tape on the VCR. What were your favorite 80s comfort movies? I bet you got those ones right! 🎬

Wow - that's fantastic

Wow, 44/45 is an incredible score! 🎉 Missing Fight Club is totally understandable-it’s one of those movies where the details can get a bit hazy over time. Great job, movie buff! 🍿👏

Thanks for letting me know! You're right, I accidentally included the wrong photo. And yes, Danny Glover's cameo in Maverick was such a fun moment - he appears as a bank robber who has this perfect wordless exchange with Mel Gibson, making a clever reference to their Lethal Weapon partnership. I'll try to be more careful with the screenshots in future videos. Hope you still enjoyed the content though! 😊

Thanks for pointing that out! You're right - I should've mentioned both titles. The movie was released as 'Ford v Ferrari' in North America and 'Le Mans '66' in Europe and other regions. Really interesting how movies sometimes get different titles in different markets! Both names are officially correct 😊

You're right about Zootopia! In fact, I should've mentioned both names - it's called Zootopia in the US and Zootropolis in Europe. You can even check IMDb where they list both as official titles. Pretty cool how Disney gave it different names for different regions! Both are totally correct 😊

Thanks for teaching me! I'm learning something new every day. You just saved me from future pronunciation fails-thanks! 🙌

84 out of 87?! 🎉👏 You're basically the Jedi Master of movie trivia! 🍿✨ Which ones tripped you up? Maybe it’s time for a rewatch party to secure that perfect 87/87! 😎🎥

​@@BrainTidesraging bull....the bridge under river kwai... ChinaTown ....ive never seen them🙄🙄😢😢

You're missing out on some absolute classics! Raging Bull is Scorsese's masterpiece about boxer Jake LaMotta, Bridge on the River Kwai is a gripping WWII POW drama, and Chinatown is one of the greatest noir films ever made. Each one revolutionized its genre. Hope you get to check them out - perfect for a movie marathon weekend! 🎬

Thanks for catching that! You're absolutely right about the Connecticut filming locations and Titanic Studios - this is what happens when I trust Wikipedia without double-checking 😅 I've removed that question from the video now. Really appreciate you helping make the quiz more accurate. Knowledge shared is knowledge squared! 🎬✨ Score update: @ameliaelizabeth09 : 1 @BrainTide: 0 (clearly living up to the 'tide' part, but still waiting on the 'brain' to kick in 🤪) (You're winning this round! 😄)

That is a great idea, we will add the names in our coming videos - thank you

Yeah! you're so right! Those classics are always a good guess! 😜 It's amazing how many movies you can recognize from just it's cast. You clearly have a great eye for film! Keep up the awesome guessing!

15 wrong out of 100! That's still pretty impressive for a cast-based movie guessing game. Some of those casts can be pretty tricky! Keep playing and you'll become a Hollywood trivia whiz.

Nice job! 85% is awesome. I was stuck around 60% too - some of those casts were tough!

Not bad at all

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Oh come on. It makes a nice change to come across a You Tube movie quiz that hasn’t been churned out by 16 year olds who think that the cinema started in 1977 with Star Wars.

Great job on the quiz! You nailed some of those answers, and even when you got a few wrong, you kept going strong and showed great effort.

That is correct 💯