'80s movie trivia! True or false?
Bonafide? Or bogus?
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How well do you recall these rad flicks from the eighties?
Some of the best movies of all time come from this decade. Some of the worst probably do as well. But while the merits of any movie can be debated, the influence of the '80s can not. If the late-'70s saw the advent of the blockbuster, then the '80s saw its refinement and perfection.
Special effects were at the center of some of the biggest movies of the decade. We hope you've got your 3D glasses on with a bucket of popcorn in hand! We'll give you a statement, and you tell us whether it's a bona fide fact or a bogus falsehood. It's as simple as that! Good luck, and be sure to share your score and your thoughts in the comments section below.
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Baby-faced Ralph Maccio was actually 22 when he first played Daniel LaRusso in The Karate Kid.
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We don't find out how Doc and Marty met until Back to the Future Pt. II.
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Because they only had one Ferrari, producers insisted on shooting Ferris Bueller's Day Off completely out-of-sequence.
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Robin Wright was one of over 500 women who auditioned to play Buttercup in The Princess Bride.
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40 stunt drivers were flown in every weekend to perform car chases in The Blues Brothers
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The Goonies was the first DVD sent out by Netflix in 1998.
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The main character in Beetlejuice is named after a bright red star in the constellation of Orion, Betelgeuse.
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Dead Poets Society was the first Touchstone Pictures release to receive a Best Picture Academy Award nomination.
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Dark Crystal was the final film directed by Jim Henson before his passing.
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O.J. Simpson was considered for the title role in The Terminator, but producers thought he was "too nice."
'80s movie trivia! True or false?
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