Name the movie

Ready to take a cinematic trip down memory lane? Test your 1980s movie knowledge with this ultimate quiz! Can you identify these iconic films from the decade that gave us mullets, neon fashion, and some of the most memorable movies of all time—just by looking at one photo? It's time to find out!

This one is hard ... sort of ...

Hint: Surely you know this movie. And don't call me Shirley.

'Airplane!' (1980)

In the realm of 1980s cinema, "Airplane!" stands out as a comedy classic that redefined the genre. This 1980 film offers a hilarious parody of disaster movies through its slapstick humor and clever puns.  Known for its fast-paced slapstick humor and visual and verbal puns, the film is a comedic take on the complexities and clichés of air travel. Starring Robert Hays and Julie Hagerty, "Airplane!" has become a cult classic and is noted for its enduring influence on comedy cinema.

Not so hard...or is it...

Hint: The production was as scary as the plot of the movie.

'The Shining' (1980)

"The Shining," directed by Stanley Kubrick in 1980, is a psychological horror film that has become iconic in the genre. Adapted from Stephen King's novel, the movie plunges viewers into the eerie world of the Overlook Hotel, where Jack Torrance, played by Jack Nicholson, descends into madness. Known for its haunting visuals and unsettling atmosphere, "The Shining" remains a masterclass in suspense and a quintessential film of the 1980s.

So near us all

Hint: A bunny dies.

'Fatal Attraction' (1987)

A quintessential thriller of the 1980s, "Fatal Attraction" (1987) explores the dark consequences of infidelity. Michael Douglas plays a married lawyer ensnared in a perilous liaison with Glenn Close's relentless character. As he attempts to sever ties, she spirals into obsession, upending his life in a psychological and suspenseful cat-and-mouse game. The film set new standards for the thriller genre and remains a cautionary tale that continues to captivate contemporary audiences.

Don't delete anyone

Hint: One does just not simply put Baby in the corner!

'Dirty Dancing' (1987)

"Dirty Dancing" (1987) is a romantic drama that became an '80s pop culture icon. Starring Jennifer Grey as "Baby" and Patrick Swayze as Johnny, the film captures the magic of first love set to unforgettable dance sequences and a timeless soundtrack. A quintessential coming-of-age story that still captivates audiences today.

Movie No. 5

Hint: It's based off a real-life story of a  boxing legend.

'Raging Bull' (1980)

"Raging Bull" (1980), directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Robert De Niro, is a visceral exploration of the life of boxer Jake LaMotta. Known for its stunning black-and-white cinematography and intense performances, the film delves deep into the psyche of a self-destructive man. A masterpiece that remains essential viewin

Movie No. 7

Hint: Delorean

'Back to the Future' (1985)

"Back to the Future" (1985), directed by Robert Zemeckis and starring Michael J. Fox, is a quintessential '80s film that whisks viewers on a time-traveling adventure. From its DeLorean time machine to the charming characters, the movie captures the era's imagination and remains a timeless classic.

Movie No. 8,

Hint: The rebellion faces its toughest challenge yet.

'Star Wars Episode V The Empire Strikes Back' (1980)

The gripping sequel in the original Star Wars trilogy that took the franchise to darker, more emotional depths. Directed by Irvin Kershner, this iconic film delivers with its epic lightsaber duels, memorable lines, and stunning reveals, making it an unmissable piece of '80s cinema.

Movie No. 9.

Hint: A beloved actor achieved his major breakthrough role in this film.

'Big' (1988)

"Big" (1988) is a whimsical comedy that taps into the universal desire to grow up too quickly, only to learn the complexities that come with adulthood. Starring Tom Hanks in a performance that captures both youthful exuberance and adult-like wisdom, the film is a heartwarming journey through the ups and downs of being 'big.' A quintessential '80s movie that still resonates today.

Movie No. 10.

Hint: A lonely boy befriends an otherworldly creature.

'E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial' (1982)

In Steven Spielberg's timeless classic, "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial" (1982), a young boy named Elliott discovers an alien stranded on Earth. This heartwarming tale of friendship and wonder explores the extraordinary bond between the two as they embark on a mission to help E.T. phone home. Filled with iconic moments, from the magical bike ride across the moon to the emotional goodbye, the film offers a compelling blend of science fiction and family drama that has resonated with audiences for generations.

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