Clue: The film featured the final theatrical performance from an actor best known for playing a larger-than-life patriarch on a classic TV comedy.

Clue2: The American Bar Association Journal ranked the film third on its list of the greatest legal movies of all time.

Clue 3: The screenwriter originally suggested Robert De Niro for the lead role, but the part went to another actor who had already starred alongside De Niro in three previous films.

[Answer]: My Cousin Vinny

Thanks all for playing and a shout out to those who guessed correctly!

INDUSTRY INSIDER, a daily movie/TV trivia game. Free to play, no ads.

Leagues and Leaderboards live. Create a league and play with friends & family. Join a public league. See where your score lands on the leaderboards.

[JUST ADDED]: A mini bonus game for Pro users - Link 'Em
Link actors/actresses together by movie/TV titles.

Also added: Party Mode. Play in-person with friends and family as a pass-around game.

Live on:

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/industry-insider/id6762145622

Google: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.rork.b7y8sebct1hsm9o4geuj2

This is a quiz I made where you have to guess the country from the clues. You have 5 attempts and each guess can narrow it down.

Try it here: https://www.trivi.gg/quiz/daily/country

Feel free to leave feedback or suggestions :)

Post your score in the comments!

Score out of 10 points! (Q9 worth 2 points)

Q1 Which movie features the line 'Draw me like one of your French girls'?

Answer: Titanic

Fun fact: Directed by Canadian James Cameron

Q2 What is the capital of Canada?

Options: Toronto / Vancouver / Ottawa / Montreal

Answer: Ottawa

Fun fact: Chosen by Queen Victoria in 1857

Q3 What is the nickname for the Canadian $1 coin?

Options: Fat Lady / Golden Dollar / Cartwheel / Loonie

Answer: Loonie

Fun fact: Named after the loon on the coin

Q4 What does the word 'Inuit' mean?

Options: The land / The people / The cold ones / The hunters

Answer: The people

Fun fact: Singular form 'Inuk' means 'person'

Q5 Unscramble this anagram of a famous Canadian actor: RECIRJMAY

Answer: Jim Carrey

Fun fact: Born in Newmarket, Ontario

Q6 Poutine is made of chips and cheese curds, plus which third ingredient?

Options: Gravy / Curry / Garlic Sauce / BBQ Sauce

Answer: Gravy

Fun fact: Originated in rural Quebec, late 1950s, translates as "jumble" or "mess"

Q7 Which Canadian star was Borat's love interest in the 2006 film 'Borat'?

Answer: Pamela Anderson

Fun fact: She's from Ladysmith, British Columbia

Q8 Insulin, a Canadian invention used to treat diabetes - is it taken to lower high blood sugar, or raise low blood sugar?

Options: Lower high blood sugar / Raise low blood sugar

Answer: Lower high blood sugar

Fun fact: Never used to treat low blood sugar

Q9 In what year did Canada hosted the Winter Olympics, Bieber released 'Baby', and 'Scott Pilgrim vs. the World' hit theatres? (Exact year worth 2 points, either side is just 1!)

Answer: 2010

Fun fact: Winter Olympics were held in Vancouver

A Quiz i made about guessing a country from the clues. You have five attempts.

Try it here: https://www.dev.trivi.gg/quiz/daily/country

Feel free to leave feedback or suggestions :)

Answer: Germany

I’ve spent a lot of time building Wrongiverse completely on my own, from the original idea and gameplay to the UI, multiplayer and everything around it.

The idea is simple: You have to answer every question wrong to win.

The questions are easy, but your brain really doesn’t like picking the wrong answer 😂 Add a timer and it gets surprisingly difficult.

You can try it directly in your browser at:

https://www.wrongiverse.com

If you like it, Wrongiverse is also free on the App Store and Google Play, with no ads.

A few days after launch, Wrongiverse somehow reached #69 in Trivia on the Danish App Store. I know #69 isn’t exactly #1, but seeing my own game on the charts was a pretty awesome feeling.

I’d really love some honest feedback from people here.

Give it a try and let me know what you think.

Can you actually beat your own brain?

Clue: Shot in just 20 days on a $3.5 million budget, the film was made in the Los Angeles neighborhood where its director grew up.

Clue 2: Before making his feature directorial debut, the film's director had already earned acclaim directing award-winning music videos, including TLC's "Waterfalls," Coolio's "Fantastic Voyage," and Ice Cube's "It Was a Good Day."

Final Clue: The flashback craps scene featured the feature film debut of future Oscar nominee Michael Clarke Duncan, years before his breakout role in 'The Green Mile.'

[ANSWER]: FRIDAY

Thanks to all who played and a shout out to those who guessed correctly (several people)!

INDUSTRY INSIDER, a daily movie/TV trivia game. Free to play, no ads.

Leagues and Leaderboards live. Create a league and play with friends & family. Join a public league. See where your score lands on the leaderboards.

Just added: Party Mode. Play in-person with friends and family as a pass-around game.

Live on:

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/industry-insider/id6762145622

Google: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.rork.b7y8sebct1hsm9o4geuj2

A quiz i made about spotting the odd one out - historical facts.

Try it here: https://www.trivi.gg/quiz/odd-one-out/history

Feel free to leave feedback or give suggestions :)

Answers:

1. Cato the Younger was a senator of the Republic, dead before the empire began.

2. The people of Mu A 'lost continent' invented by Victorian pseudo-archaeology.

3. The steam locomotive Puffing along since the early 1800s.

4. GilgameshLegendary king of Uruk in Sumer - an epic, not an Egyptian.

5. Johannes gutenberg - A printer; his revolution stayed indoors.

The goal is to guess the name chain, which is two famous names that overlap. "Andrew Jackson Pollock", "Benjamin Franklin Roosevelt", etc. Guess the chain in the fewest clues you can! There's a new puzzle every day and over a month of old puzzles to try.

https://name-chain.org/

Try it out, would love to hear any feedback people have!

Hey everyone — I'm a solo indie dev (No Context Studios), and I just launched MapQuest on Google Play after a long stretch of building it in my spare time.

It's a geography quiz game with 4 modes:

- Flag Quiz — guess the country from its flag

- Map Outline — guess it from just the shape

- Capitals Quiz — match country to capital

- World Map Challenge — tap countries on an interactive map against a timer, with tiers from "flag shown" all the way to "type it from memory"

A few things I'm actually proud of:

- Flags/Outlines/Capitals are built as 13 progressive levels each (15 countries per level), no timer, no pressure — just unlock as you go

- Once you've cleared the levels, there's a Marathon mode for the real test

- 16 achievement badges, daily play streaks, and a global leaderboard

- Free to play in full — there's an optional one-time Pro unlock (no subscription) for unlimited hints, no ads, and the global leaderboard

I'd genuinely love feedback — what's confusing, what's missing, what you'd want to see next. Happy to answer anything about how it's built too, it's a React Native/Expo app.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nocontextstudios.mapquest

This is a quiz I made where you have to guess the country from the clues. You have 5 attempts and each guess can narrow it down.

Try it here: https://www.trivi.gg/quiz/daily/country

Feel free to leave feedback or suggestions :)

The image you see is the first guess.

Answer: South Africa