Correct. The actress is Michelle Yeoh, who plays Wai Lin.
Don’t worry IV, I rarely know many of the answers too! Most of my responses are Wild Wild Guesses!
Besides, I sometimes ask questions which you might know the answers to (Disney, animation movie or MLP-related questions), so keep a look out for those!
No idea, Wild Wild Guess, true.
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[size=85]I wonder where he keeps his Sonic Screwdriver?[/size]
The canon name of the pony pictured above, from My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, is Time Turner.
False. Despite what the theme song says, Spider-Man can’t do whatever an spider can. For instance, he can’t crawl in your ear and die, or legally leave Guatemala without a passport
Sorry SoA, I must have a lousier memory than you, cos’ I can’t remember it! But yes, you’re correct. Some of the FIM fans like to think of Time Turner as a pony version of The Doctor from Dr Who, but it’s not been established in canon that he can time-travel or use sonic screwdrivers (yet).
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False. She has said “Sequel?” at the end credits of The Simpsons Movie.
False. He will direct the pilot, and maybe some other episodes, but clearly he can’t direct them all.
False on a first stance, because the original short story doesn’t have the same name. It’s called From A View To A Kill. But true if that was just a mistake, as the Paris setting is about the only thing the film retains from the story.
All Fleming Bond titles have been adapted into film titles
You’re correct! Darn, I was hoping to trick you with that one.
First of all, which Fleming? Valentine Fleming? Peter Fleming? Lucy Fleming? Any of these Flemings would be an instant False, cos’ (I believe) they didn’t write any instalment in the Bond series.
Assuming you meant Ian Fleming, then False. Off the top of my head, I think there’s a James Bond In New York story, and I don’t think that has been adapted into a film.
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At the end of the 2011 animated film Rio, Blu and Jewel have three offsprings.
Besides that one, which I’m pretty sure will never become a film title, there’s still the somewhat plausible Risico, The Hildebrand Rarity and The Property of a Lady. Plot elements from all have been adapted into other films, but the titles haven’t been used, except for a brief reference to the last one in Octopussy.
Unlike in the Soderbergh film, sleepwalking isn’t a side effect of the Ablixa pills in real life.
I read The Hildebrand Rarity and recognised the whip element from Licence To Kill, one of my favourite Bond movies. Haven’t read Risico, TPOL, Octopussy or JBINY.
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Although I have seen Side Effects, I didn’t know Ablixa is a real-life pill. I have a strong suspicion it isn’t. So Wild Wild Guess, false.
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In the Fast & The Furious 6 trailer, Dwayne Johnson’s character says he’s been chasing a team of highly-coordinated drivers across “12 countries”.
For which award category? If Oscars overall (and not Best Picture alone), Beauty & The Beast, Shrek and Spirited Away already preceed Up, off the top of my head. So False.
But yes, you’re correct. Some of the FIM fans like to think of Time Turner as a pony version of The Doctor from Dr Who, but it’s not been established in canon that he can time-travel or use sonic screwdrivers (yet).
