Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Mega Man (2010) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Mega Man (2010) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Mega Man (2010).

About the movie: A brave android volunteers to combat the robotic minions of a mad scientist bent on world domination.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Mega Man (2010)?
a.		In the scene before Doc Ock approaches Harry about the Tritium, Harry is looking at pictures of Spider-Man. The clipboard that Harry slams down has two pictures on it. The one on the left is Alex Rosss recreation of the first appearance of Spider-Man as seen in "Amazing Fantasy."
b.		The codenamed "D-6" or "Metro 2" in Moscow, Russia was a highly classified underground system which parallels the public Moscow Metro. It is this underground system that is directly referenced in the film. This system was built during the Stalin administration and codenamed by the KGB. It was built to facilitate functions and movement of high level state security members and agents. The length of the "D-6" is rumored to exceed even that of the Metro. It is said to connect the Kremlin, FSB Headquarters, the government airport at Vnukovo-2, a small underground town at Ramenki, and other locations of national importance. In 1994 an exploration group, the "Diggers of the Underground Planet", stumbled upon an entrance to the "D-6" and started exploring it.
c.		Whenever Blues character appears in the screen you can quietly hear a whistling song, this is the exact same song heard in the video game. The whistling song is blues own theme song.
d.		One of the elements in the sound of the snap to Predator-vision is a whip crack.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Mega Man (2010)?
a.		Rock plays Contra on the NES, released by Konami in 1987, the same year as Capcoms release of the original Mega Man.
b.		Orson Welles initially despised the title "Touch of Evil", having had nothing to do with its conception. Over the years, however, he grew to like it, and eventually considered it the best title out of all his films.
c.		For her famous telephone conversation scene, which is generally credited as being what clinched the Oscar for her, Luise Rainer drew a lot of her material from a play by Jean Cocteau entitled "The Human Voice".
d.		Colin Higgins was originally to direct Harold and Maude, but production was soon canceled. A couple of months later, production resumed when Hal Ashby was to direct.

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