Legendary Movie Quiz iOS App

Legendary Movie Quiz iOS App

Unleash Your Inner Movie Legend!

Are You a True Movie Aficionado?

Dive into the ultimate movie trivia experience with Legendary Movie Quiz! Whether you're a casual watcher or a dedicated cinephile, our app offers a perfect blend of humor and challenging questions to keep you entertained and engaged.

Why Choose Legendary Movie Quiz?

Diverse Question Pool Enjoy a curated selection of hilarious and intriguing movie trivia covering classics, blockbusters, indie films, and more.

Engaging Explanations Learn new facts and insights with each question through clear, entertaining explanations that enhance your movie knowledge.

Personalized Progress Tracking Monitor your quiz performance and identify areas to boost your movie expertise with detailed score tracking.

Achievements & Rewards Unlock fun achievements as you conquer quizzes and celebrate your journey to becoming a movie maestro.

Categories & Difficulty Levels Customize your quiz experience by choosing from various movie genres and difficulty settings to match your expertise.

Offline Mode Take the quiz anywhere, anytime, even without an internet connection — perfect for on-the-go entertainment!

Download Legendary Movie Quiz today and embark on your ultimate movie trivia adventure!

Content Overview

Explore a variety of topics covered in the app.

Iconic Movie Scenes

Famous Quotes
Classic Moments
Memorable Endings
Epic Battle Scenes
Groundbreaking Visuals
Unforgettable Dance Numbers
Comedic Moments
Suspenseful Moments
Emotional Climaxes
First Kisses
Dramatic Monologues
Recreate the Scene

Movie Genres

Silent Film Classics
Golden Age Musicals
Westerns
War Dramas
Horror Films
Romantic Comedies
Sci-Fi Epics
Action Heroes
Animated Adventures
Fantasy Worlds
Superhero Cinema

Actors & Characters

Name the Actor
Before They Were Famous
Family Ties
Dynamic Duos
Iconic Villains
Voice Actors
Character Transformations
Method Acting Moments
Actors Turned Directors
Award-Winning Performances
Rising Stars
Actors' Careers

Behind the Scenes

Director's Cut
Script Secrets
Prop Stories
Set Design Wonders
Makeup Mastery
Costume Creations
Special Effects Magic
Stunt Doubles
Hidden Easter Eggs
Production Challenges
Sound and Score
Bloopers & Outtakes

Pop Culture & Movies

Movies That Shaped Pop Culture
Movie-Inspired Trends
Iconic Movie Merchandise
Parodies and Homages
Movie Memes
Famous Fan Theories
Crossover Events
Celebrity Influences
Movie-Inspired Video Games
Hollywood Urban Legends
Cultural Impact
Real-Life Movie Locations

Hollywood Awards & Recognition

Oscars Trivia
Historic Firsts
Record Breakers
Multi-Award Winners
Recent Award Winners
Snubbed Films
Controversial Wins
Host Highlights
Red Carpet Moments
Lifetime Achievements
International Recognition
Record-Setting Nominations

Movie Locations

Historic Sites in Film
Iconic Landmarks
On-Location Fun
Fictional Places
Fantasy Worlds
Transformed Locations
Hidden Gems
Set vs. Real World
Studio Backlots
Geographical Goofs
Travel-Inspired Films
Post-Apocalyptic Settings

Famous Movie Quotes

Identify the Movie
Complete the Quote
Who Said It?
Misquoted Lines
Villainous Lines
Inspirational Speeches
Comedic One-Liners
Romantic Declarations
Animated Movie Quotes
Catchphrases
Recent Movie Quotes
Foreign Film Lines

Movie Franchises

Silent Era Series
Golden Age Franchises
James Bond Series
Star Wars Universe
The Lord of the Rings
Harry Potter Series
Marvel Cinematic Universe
DC Extended Universe
Jurassic Park/World
Fast & Furious Series
Animated Franchises
Recent Franchises

Cult Classics

Underrated Gems
Director's Early Works
Genre-Blending Films
Independent Successes
Iconic One-Liners
Quirky Characters
Fan Followings
Cult Soundtracks
Cultural Impact
Midnight Movies
Behind-the-Scenes Facts
Recent Cult Films

Famous Cameos

Director Cameos
Musician Appearances
Athlete Cameos
Politician Appearances
Celebrity Voice Roles
Animated Cameos
Cameos as Themselves
Breaking the Fourth Wall
Cross-Franchise Cameos
End Credits Surprises
Hidden Cameos
Recent Cameos

Decade Challenges

Silent Film Era
Golden Age Hollywood
Swinging '60s Cinema
'70s Film Revolution
'80s Movie Madness
'90s Blockbusters
2000s Hits
2010s Innovations
2020s Releases
Decade-Defining Actors
Trends Over Time
Top Grossing Films by Decade

Example questions

Let's look at some sample questions

Who played the lead role in the 1961 Golden Age Musical 'West Side Story'?

Julie AndrewsNatalie WoodAudrey HepburnJudy Garland
Natalie Wood played the lead role of Maria in the 1961 Golden Age Musical 'West Side Story'. The other actresses listed were also prominent during the Golden Age of Musicals but did not play this particular role.

Before he was known as Tony Stark in Iron Man, which TV series did Robert Downey Jr. star in?

The SopranosAlly McBealFriendsThe Office
Before his iconic role as Tony Stark, Robert Downey Jr. had a recurring role in the legal comedy-drama 'Ally McBeal'.

For which film did Daniel Day-Lewis win his third Best Actor Oscar?

There Will Be BloodGangs of New YorkLincolnMy Left Foot
Daniel Day-Lewis won his third Best Actor Oscar for his role as Abraham Lincoln in the 2012 film 'Lincoln'. His other two wins were for 'There Will Be Blood' and 'My Left Foot'.

'You can't handle the truth!' is a meme originating from which movie?

A Few Good MenThe FirmRain ManJerry Maguire
'You can't handle the truth!' is a famous line from the movie 'A Few Good Men', delivered by Jack Nicholson's character.

Which famous celebrity was the inspiration for the character of Aladdin in the Disney movie?

Tom CruiseBrad PittJohnny DeppLeonardo DiCaprio
The character of Aladdin in Disney's animated movie was modeled after Tom Cruise. The animators wanted Aladdin to have a swagger and charm similar to Cruise's characters.

Which Hollywood legend is said to haunt the 'Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel'?

Marilyn MonroeElvis PresleyJames DeanClark Gable
Many guests and hotel staff have reported seeing the ghost of Marilyn Monroe, who often stayed at the hotel, in a full-length mirror which was originally located in her poolside Suite.

What was Quentin Tarantino's first feature film?

Pulp FictionReservoir DogsKill Bill: Volume 1Jackie Brown
Quentin Tarantino's first feature film was 'Reservoir Dogs' released in 1992. It was a critical and commercial success and is often considered as a classic independent film.

In 'From Dusk Till Dawn', which famous director plays the character Richard Gecko?

Quentin TarantinoSteven SpielbergMartin ScorseseFrancis Ford Coppola
'From Dusk Till Dawn' is a genre-blending film that starts as a crime thriller and morphs into a vampire horror. Quentin Tarantino, who co-wrote the film, plays the character Richard Gecko.

Which movie is this iconic one-liner from: 'I'm king of the world!'?

TitanicThe Lion KingKing KongThe Godfather
This line is from the movie 'Titanic'. It is said by the character Jack Dawson, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, when he is at the front of the Titanic.

What is the main theme song of the movie 'The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly'?

Ecstasy of GoldThe Good, The Bad, and The UglyFor a Few Dollars MoreOnce Upon a Time in the West
The main theme song of the movie 'The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly' is titled the same as the movie and is composed by Ennio Morricone.