Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : GRRF: The Sound of Suicide Postponement (2009) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : GRRF: The Sound of Suicide Postponement (2009) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: GRRF: The Sound of Suicide Postponement (2009).

About the movie: In the land of cubicles and gaming software development hell, the most unhappy employee becomes the victim of video camera torture...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: GRRF: The Sound of Suicide Postponement (2009)?
a.		While Tristan is being very serious at the podium, the puppet videos playing behind him are actually in his own voice. They are characters from the TV show "Live Hot Puppet Chat", on which Tristan was writer and puppeteer.
b.		In the scene toward the end back at Tortuga when Jack figures out that Barbossa stole his ship and gets slapped by the two women, Scarlet and Giselle, look at Jacks waist. He has his "mum" tied around his belt (the shrunken head).
c.		The noise made by electric motors of the Tigers turrets was later used for the movements of the power lifters in Aliens.
d.		In a great coincidence, both Al Pacino and Jamie Foxx won their first Oscars in a year that they were nominated in two acting categories. Not only that, but they both won for their lead performances, which were also both blind characters (though Pacinos character was fictional rather than Foxxs).

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: GRRF: The Sound of Suicide Postponement (2009)?
a.		There are few departures from the original board game; in the movie the hall has been transformed into part of the playing board and has been replaced by the front doors. This was probably done so that the rooms didnt have to stand alone.
b.		The title was changed to "Cracking Up" so late that when the characters go to see this movie, the marquee of the theater still has the original title "Smorgasbord".
c.		The students in this movie were subjected to the longest GRRFing by far: fifty-five minutes. The previous dozen performances (since 2005) had all been twenty-five minutes.
d.		Apart from the soundtrack of the trailer, this film is now considered lost. Please check your attic.

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