Congratulations Shena Tokala at Pens, Thespians, and Words, JT at The Window on the South and Jamie at Throught Two Blue-Eyes for being the first bloggers to answer the questions correctly. Here are today's questions.
What newspaper does Spider-Man/Peter Parker take pictures for?
What newspaper does Superman/Clark Kent work for?
Name the movie and characters that this quote is from:
Character 1: It would have to be a 747.
Character 2: Why is that?
Character 1: Because in a 747, the pilot's up top, and the first class cabin's in the nose, so no one would walk through. But you'd have to buy out the entire cabin. And the first class flight attendant...
Character 3: I bought the airline. It seemed neater.
Here are last week's answers.
Name the movie and character that this quote is from:
"I asked for an army and all I got was you. You are not enough."
Answer: Captain America: The First Avenger
Name the movie and character that this quote is from:
"Well... yes. At least, well enough for my own people. But we have no songs for great halls and... evil times."
Answer: The Return of the King: Pippin
Name the movie and character that this quote is from:
"Around the survivors a perimeter create."
Answer: Attack of the Clones: Yoda
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I'll just pick up the easy one: Superman works for the Daily Planet.
ReplyDeleteUmmm...doesn't Spiderman work for the daily bugle? I'm not exactly sure though. lol :D
ReplyDeleteSpider-man works at the Daily Bugle and the last quote in from Inception, the conversation is between Cob, Arthur, and Sido (I think that's how you spell his name.:) ).
ReplyDelete1. The Daily Bugle. (Spider-Man used to be my absolute favorite)
ReplyDelete2. The Daily Planet
3. No idea, honestly.
Thanks for posting!
1.-The Daily Bugle
ReplyDelete2.-The Daily Planet
3.- Character 1: Arthur. Character 2: Cobb. Character 3: Saito. Movie: Inception, by Chris Nolan
:D
Ahh! That's how you spell his name! ;)
ReplyDeleteYep :D
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