- There are five trivia questions per day.
- Fill in the blank using the keyboard OR use the multiple choice option.
- All answers should be in English, unless otherwise specified by the question.
- Spelling counts!
- For a hint, click the gold button to eliminate one or more choices.
Trivia For September 1, 2026
Missed yesterday's game? Click here to play.
It's themed Tuesday! Today's questions will all be about...
Buddy Movies
Question 1:
The review site Rotten Tomatoes calls this 1991 movie a "feminist adventure" and praises the chemistry between leads Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon.
Thelma & Louise received near-universal praise, with the cast and the beautiful cinematography singled out for accolades. However, there was some contemporary backlash from right-wing critics who felt the film was "anti-men".
Question 2:
Fill in the blank with a chain restaurant: Two buddies get the munchies in the cult film Harold & Kumar Go to __ (2004).
The film is notable for its subversion of racial and ethnic stereotypes, and has since become a cult favorite. It spawned a franchise, with the sequels Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay (2008) and A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas (2011).
Question 3:
Tom Hanks is paired with a French Mastiff in what 1989 buddy cop classic?
Hanks later said that the film was one of his more difficult jobs "because he had to act around the dog's reactions".
Question 4:
Who played Butch Cassidy in the Western buddy movie, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969)?
It was the top-grossing movie of 1969, though reviews at the time of release were mixed to terrible. Contemporary reviewers are generally more favorable. However, Roger Ebert gave the movie two and a half out of four stars when it came out, and in 1989 he reaffirmed his review, calling the film a "turkey".
Question 5:
Road to Singapore (1940) stars Bing Crosby as Josh and Bob Hope as Ace. Both men vie for the affection of Mima, played by this actress.
This was the first in a popular series of seven Road to … movies, all featuring Hope, Crosby and Lamour. However, in the last film, Road to Hong Kong (1962), the much younger Joan Collins was cast in the lead actress role, and Lamour was only allowed a cameo.
Check out 5Q on the iOS app store for additional gameplay features.