Name a Pixar feature film released before 2010.
Feature films released from 1995 through 2009. Short films do not count.
10 accepted answers · Pixar Animation Studios · Feature Films ↗Krillion At the Movies
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Name a Pixar feature film released in the 1990s.
The release year must be between 1990 and 1999, inclusive.
3 accepted answers · Pixar Animation Studios · Feature Films ↗Name a Pixar feature film released in the 2000s.
The release year must be between 2000 and 2009, inclusive.
7 accepted answers · Pixar Animation Studios · Feature Films ↗Name a Pixar feature released in an even-numbered year before 2010.
Use the original release year, from 1995 through 2009.
4 accepted answers · Pixar Animation Studios · Feature Films ↗Name a Pixar feature before 2010 with a one-word title.
Count words in its English title. A hyphenated title counts as one word.
4 accepted answers · Pixar Animation Studios · Feature Films ↗Name a Pixar feature before 2010 whose title starts with T.
Use the full English title, including an opening “The”. Enter the film title.
3 accepted answers · Pixar Animation Studios · Feature Films ↗Name a nominee for the first Animated Feature Oscar.
The 2002 ceremony honoured films released in 2001. Three films were nominated.
3 accepted answers · Academy · 74th Academy Awards ↗Name a film that won 11 competitive Oscars by the 2004 ceremony.
Count awards won by one film, not nominations or franchise totals. Three films reached 11 wins in this period.
3 accepted answers · Academy · Films with five or more competitive awards ↗Name a feature film directed by Hayao Miyazaki with a Japanese release in the 2000s.
Original Japanese theatrical releases from 2000 through 2009. Short films and works he only wrote or produced are excluded.
3 accepted answers · Studio Ghibli · Film catalog ↗Name a sequel that had won Best Picture by the 2004 Oscars.
The Academy’s two qualifying sequels through that ceremony. Later winners are outside the date limit.
2 accepted answers · Academy · Oscar firsts and trivia ↗Name a film in Peter Jackson’s original Lord of the Rings trilogy.
The three films released in 2001–2003. The Hobbit trilogy is a separate series. Subtitles alone are accepted.
3 accepted answers · BFI · The Lord of the Rings ↗Name a Batman film directed by Christopher Nolan.
The three films of Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy. Other directors’ Batman films do not count.
3 accepted answers · BFI · The Dark Knight trilogy ↗Name a film in the original Star Wars trilogy.
Episodes IV, V and VI, originally released in 1977, 1980 and 1983. Enter a title; the subtitle alone counts.
3 accepted answers · Lucasfilm · Star Wars films ↗Name an actor who played James Bond in an Eon-produced film through 2021.
The six leading Bond actors in the Eon series through No Time to Die. Non-Eon productions, television and voice roles do not count.
6 accepted answers · James Bond 007 · First and last ↗Name a feature film directed by Akira Kurosawa released in the 1960s.
Original releases from 1960 through 1969. Five titles fit; a remake or a film Kurosawa only wrote does not count.
5 accepted answers · Criterion Collection · Akira Kurosawa filmography ↗Name an Indiana Jones feature film released in the 1980s.
The three theatrical films released in 1981, 1984 and 1989. Television episodes and later sequels do not count; subtitles alone are accepted.
3 accepted answers · Lucasfilm · Productions ↗Name a Best Picture winner at an Oscar ceremony from 2000 through 2004.
Ceremony year, not film release year. Five winners fit; a nomination alone does not count.
5 accepted answers · Academy · Oscar ceremonies ↗Name a winner of the first five Animated Feature Oscars.
The winning films at the 2002–2006 ceremonies. Animated short films and nominated features that did not win are outside the set.
5 accepted answers · Academy · Oscar ceremonies ↗Explore Krillion At the Movies
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