Movie Trivia Questions and Answers
Lights, camera, quiz! 124 original movie trivia questions across five topics: Hollywood classics, animation and family films, blockbusters, horror movie trivia and awards and behind-the-scenes facts.
How to play Movie Trivia
- Pick a topic (Classic Films, Animation & Family, Blockbusters, Horror Movies, or Awards & Behind the Scenes) or play All topics, then choose a round of 10 or 20 questions.
- Each question has four possible answers and exactly one is right. The correct answer turns green, a wrong pick turns red, and a short explanation tells you the story behind it.
- A correct answer scores 100 points, and answering several in a row adds a growing streak bonus. Switch on the optional 20-second timer for a speed bonus.
- The game remembers which movie questions you have seen on this device and serves new ones first, so you will not get repeats until you have played through the whole topic.
- Hosting a party, a class or a family game? Open the Question list for hosts to read the questions aloud, reveal the answers one by one, or print the whole list.
Controls
- Tap or click an answer, or press 1–4 or A–D on a keyboard.
- Press Enter or Space (or tap Next question) to move on.
- Use the toolbar to change the number of questions, the text size, the optional timer and read-aloud.
Tips
- Watch for years in the question: they rule out options from the wrong era.
- Directors leave fingerprints. Suspense means Hitchcock, dinosaurs and sharks mean Spielberg.
- The Awards topic is the hardest; warm up with Animation & Family first.
FAQ
What are some good movie trivia questions?
Try these: In "Citizen Kane", what is "Rosebud"? (A childhood sled) What speed does the time machine need in "Back to the Future"? (88 miles per hour) What is the name of the hotel in "The Shining"? (The Overlook Hotel) Which 2019 film was the first non-English Best Picture winner? (Parasite)
Is there horror movie trivia?
Yes. The Horror Movies topic covers the classics, from "Nosferatu" and "Psycho" to "Alien", "Scream" and "Get Out". The questions are about the films, not gore.
Can I use these questions for a party or a classroom quiz?
Yes. Open the Question list for hosts: it shows every question with its four options, lets you reveal each answer when you are ready, and can be printed.
Who writes the questions?
Every question and explanation was written for this site and checked against well-established facts.