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Seen 18 in the cinema but also got 18 wrong 32/50 guess I'm more into Hollywood movies

45/50

Didn't do so good. But then again I'm not up on my British movies. However, I've always thought the theme to chariots of fire sounded a lot like the nursery rhyme on top of spaghetti.

Missed about 7. Mostly because even I knew who the actor was.i couodnt think of the name A few variations on this could be. Give the character name and ask who the actor or movie is. Another suggestion is movies based on books or plays. Who wrote the source materiel. But that might be too hard.

Got all. Thanks Q.

40/50 I feel like I missed a couple I should have gotten. Some deep dives too, well done.

Despite having grown up in the 80's, almost none of these films are worth watching anymore. Seriously, the past sucks.

31/40. There were a couple misses where I couldn't get the full name out ("Gloria . . . ."), but also one where you had the TV actor for that character, rather than the film actor.

Jack Klugman was not Oscar Madison in the 1968 film “Odd Couple”. It was Walter Matthau.

came for the thumbnail of the Devils, only got 16.

Got 28, not sure if that's good (for me) or shameful (likewise). This is a really good variation on your format - keep 'em coming.

Nine. I do have a list of films to find now, though.

44/50. Including some of my all-time faves!!

Thankyou for reminding me how bad "Explorers" was, I've seen worse but I'm not going to tell you what they are lol

Singing how this is smack dab my generation. I out to watch it at 1.5 speed. I managed to get 40 out of 50. The other 10 I need to watch... Thanks for posting😊

I got the one that Michael Caine wasn't in.

Wow. You dug deep and with some older classics rather than newer movies. So much so my score was only 19/40 correct. Well made quiz.

#22 isn't Blazing Saddles. It's Treasure of the Sierra Madre.

33. Thank you.

Missed some but got more correctly named. Thanks Q.

Heck no, I didn’t get them all !! 28/40

24, should have got more. [however, you may want to re-edit a couple of them. Are you sure there were 2 from Sound of Music? (I've never watched it, so don't know for sure), To Have and Have Not has already been mentioned, but also 'Badges' is from Treasure of the Sierra Madre - Alphonso Bedoya, my role model.] Love the format, though, and enjoyed the challenge.

26 including to have and have not. Sugggestion for a quiz, one where you give character names but not the actors names. eg. Felix Unger, Oscar Madison-The Odd couple.

Why is it when I read the title of your channel quizzical. I think of Olivia Newton-John song Physical. Let's get quizzical quizzical.. 😂

#10 is not The Big Sleep. It’s To have and Have not

30/40. Not a bad score (and I got one that I suspect you put in there as a "curve ball").

Got 46. Great list!

Oh, come on, he made so many (and was brilliant in all of them). OK, that's just my excuse for only getting 9 definitely.

Paris fukin' Texas and The untouchable 48/50 Maybe the hardest is Ordinary People

It wasn't billion dollar brain, it was the Ipcress file.

35. Nice one. Yep, I would have known it as The Caretaker ☺

Ashamed to say I knew only two of these 😞 But you've given me inspiration to dig out a bunch of interesting-looking 1960s movies!

11, no 12, I got the Phibes one too. No, The Raven, or Masque of the Red Death,or Comedy of Terrors ☺. What was that first western?.

39 of 50. This was an out of the normal trivia compared to most. being a cinephile, and a VP fan, I very much enjoyed it.

That first Doctor Phibes clip was from the original "The Abominable Doctor Phibes" with Joseph Cotten. "Doctor Phibes Rises Again" was the sequel. Both highly enjoyable...

12 out of 50 And there are quite a few I did not know about. But now I I have some watching to do. 😊

I didn't keep a running tally. I probably got between 35 and 40. There were a few where I had no clue at all.

two Quotermaster Films but only one planet of the apes.

I have been looking for the title of Beyond the Time Barrier for over 50 years. Those Triangle Doors I was a teen the last time I saw that Movie.

Pathetic score. Didn't recognise a lot of them although I have seen them

3/50 😅

#33 Quatermass and the Pit and #50 Five Million Years to Earth are the same movie. One title was used in Britain, and the other was used in the US.

Oh, to have grown up in the land of the Drive-In.

These tested the brain. Thanks Q.

I did not know Vincent Price was in a lot of these movies. 11/50, that was a lot of fun.

15/50. This was *TOUGH!!*

45/50

This was a good and difficult one. I hav heard of all of them but only seen maybe 5 or 6 of them.

48/50 A couple I hadn't even heard of

17/50. This one was PUNISHING!