80′s Movie Trivia
Ahh…the 80′s. Hair was high, and jeans were stonewashed. Reagan was president, and David Hasselholff’s alcoholism was known only to his talking car. Most importantly, the movies were, like, totally radical! This games tests your film knowledge of that most awesome of decades. Who was Indy’s sidekick in the Temple of Doom? What was E.T.’s favorite candy? Why shouldn’t you expose a magui to water? Travel back in time without a DeLorean, and see how much of an 80′s film buff you are. So download this totally awesome game today. Game features: *...
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The Facts of Life in the 1980′s was pretty simple according to Hollywood. Aliens from Melmac lived in the suburbs; young black children were often adopted by white families; and Alex P. Keaton was the exemplification of the political mindset that replaced Baby Boomer idealism. Smurfs wandered around a forest pursued by a miserly old magician, and G.I. Joe provided after-school advice. It was a great time to be alive! The television of the 80′s was instantly classic. How could you go wrong with a Dodge Charger called the “General Lee” driven around by a couple of good...
Read More90′s TV Trivia
It seems like only yesterday that the Olsen Twins were cute babies singing with Uncle Jesse, and Screech was hanging with Mr. Belding. The 90′s brought a new wave of now classic television. Can you remember the brilliant dialogue? The hilarious characters? The after-school cartoons? Jennifer Aniston is still everybody’s best friend, and few people are “Masters of their Domain”, so check this game out: you’ll take a trip to Beverly Hills 90210; stop and see the Fresh Prince in Bel Air; make your way to San Francisco to see the Tanners; head to Chicago for some...
Read More70′s Music Trivia
This is the decade that put the “classic” into classic rock. It brought us arena concerts, and boogie shoes. Flying pigs, and Sid Vicious. The 70′s was a dynamic decade in the music world. The sixties solidified rhythm and blues within white suburban society and the seventies left no doubt that rock would never die. Groups that revolutionized rock in the sixties – the Stones and The Who – were even bigger in the seventies. Zeppelin dominated the decade with their thunderous sound. Pop legends like Elton John and Billy Joel made their debut. Glam rock was...
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It’s called “The Jazz Age of American Film” for a reason. Some of cinema’s greatest movies came from this decade: The Godfather Part I and Part II, Chinatown, Mash, Taxi Driver. The list goes on. The 70s ushered in a new generation of American directors who would go on to change movie history, the entertainment industry, and pop culture. The names are now ingrained as icons: Spielberg, Scorsese, Coppola, Altman – the figures loom large. Of course, the 70s are probably best known for the creation of the Hollywood blockbuster. It started with Jaws, and was...
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