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Comedy Films Trivia Questions

How much do you really know about Comedy Films? Below are 8 true or false statements. Click each one to reveal the answer and explanation.

1.

The 1977 comedy film 'Annie Hall' won the Academy Award for Best Picture.

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Annie Hall won Best Picture at the 50th Academy Awards in 1978, defeating Star Wars. It is one of only a few romantic comedies to win the top prize.

2.

The 1980 comedy film 'Airplane!' grossed over $83 million domestically.

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Airplane! earned $83.5 million at the domestic box office against a $3.5 million budget, making it a huge hit and a landmark parody film.

3.

The 1999 comedy film 'Office Space' was a box office disappointment but later became a cult classic.

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Office Space earned only $10.8 million in theaters but gained massive popularity on home video and DVD, eventually becoming a cult hit.

4.

The comedy film 'The Hangover' was originally rated NC-17 and then edited to achieve an R rating.

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The Hangover was rated R by the MPAA without any cuts; it was never submitted as NC-17. The rumor likely stems from other films that faced rating issues.

5.

The comedy film 'Ghostbusters' employed real parapsychologists as scientific consultants.

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The filmmakers, including co-writer Dan Aykroyd, sought advice from parapsychologists such as Dr. Barry Taff to add scientific credibility to the ghost-hunting gear and terminology.

6.

The comedy film 'Superbad' was based on Jonah Hill's own high school experiences.

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Superbad was written by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg based on their high school experiences in Vancouver, not Jonah Hill's. Hill was cast later.

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The 1974 comedy film 'Blazing Saddles' was one of the first major Hollywood films to use flatulence humor.

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Blazing Saddles features a famous campfire scene with flatulence jokes, which was considered groundbreaking and controversial for a mainstream studio film in 1974.

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The comedy film 'There's Something About Mary' used real human hair for the hair gel scene.

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Cameron Diaz's own hair was used in the scene, styled with water-soluble gel. No wig or synthetic hair was used.

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