COTTAGE BOWL PACKET 4
Written by Duncan Chalmers, Elizabeth Robson Gordon, Izzy Izumi, Max Johnstone, Stuart Macdonald, Nick
Penner, Connor Pierotti, Shelby Robert, Olivia Seto, Joe Su, Gennesse Walker-Scace.
Edited by Nick Penner, Joe Su, et al.
1. In the original version of this game, the characters were named Harry, Henry, Homer, and Lizzie. This game was
moved to the Elefun & Friends banner, and the 2009 edition of this game changed the player colours to pastels. The
2007 Cotton Bowl was compared to this game due to its intense tempo, and a Robot Chicken sketch implied this
game’s characters are bulimic. For 10 points name this game, in which players control certain large vegetarian
mammals and attempt to eat the greatest number of white marbles.
ANSWER: Hungry Hungry Hippos
2. Dolly Parton was inspired to write “Hello God” after this event. Bruce Springsteen’s album The Rising was
centered on his reactions to this event, such as the song “Lonesome Day”. U2’s “Where The Streets Have No Name”
came to be linked with the this event, as did Don Henley’s “New York Minute”. The patriotic “Where the Stars and
Stripes and the Eagle Fly” was written and recorded 2 days after this event, also the subject of Ray Steven’s “Osama
Ya-Mama”. For 10 points name this event in which al-Qaeda destroyed the Twin Towers.
ANSWER: September 11 attacks (accept 9/11, September 11th, 2001, or any other clear equivalents)
3. Born in the town of East Meadow, this character was raised by his Grandma Nussbaum. A high school dropout,
this man works primarily as an auto mechanic. This man was briefly a member of two rival gangs, and he often
wears leather jackets. A womanizer, characters like Potsie and Richie seek this man’s advice on romantic problems.
This man has seemingly magical powers like making jukeboxes play songs by hitting them, and his catchphrases
include “Sit on it!” and “ayyy!” For 10 points name this character played by Henry Winkler on Happy Days.
ANSWER: Arthur Herbert Fonzarelli (accept Fonzie or The Fonz)
4. This composer arranged the Harry Potter Septet for the music box, in which the second half of the work is the first
half inverted. One melody written by this composer turns the first ascending pattern in “Mary Had a Little Lamb”
into minor, and appear in a video that discusses twelve tone music. Squiggle Inception and Infinity Elephants are
examples of doodles that this person has drawn to pass the time in her math classes. For 10 points name this violist
and youtuber who describes herself as a mathemusician.
ANSWER: Vi Hart
5. One character in this film hangs a sign on a shop door reading “I ASSURE YOU; WE'RE OPEN”. An incident at
Julie Dwyer’s wake is not shown on screen, but involved one character knocking over the casket. In one memorable
scene, the main characters of this film discuss the involvement of contractors on the second Death Star. Characters
in this film include Dante Hicks, Randal Graves, and Jay and Silent Bob. For 10 points name this 1994 black and
white comedy film about a day at the Quick Stop groceries convenience store.
ANSWER: Clerks
6. A three-hundred sixty degree right turn followed by a left turn ends a luge track in one installment of this game.
One minigame in this series requires you to land on platforms while dressed as a giant chicken. Another minigame
requires the character, as a penguin, to collect green, red, and blue fish. The Wii U version of this game adds a
pedometer and includes activities such as table tilt and soccer heading from its two predecessors. Super Smash Bros
4 will include this series’ yoga trainer as a playable character. For 10 points, name this series of exercise games
ANSWER: Wii Fit
7. In this movie, a conversation about the development of fingernails happens in a parking lot. One character in this
movie’s only vice is orange Tic-Tacs, while another takes calls on a hamburger phone. J.K. Simmons plays the main
characters father, Mac. In this movie, Rollo, played by Rainn Wilson, quips that “This is one doodle that can’t be
undid, Homeskillet.” This film ends with the title character giving birth, and allowing Vanessa to adopt the baby.
For 10 points name this 2007 film about a teen pregnancy starring Michael Cera and Ellen Page.
ANSWER: Juno
8. This phrase was coined by Dan Holm, initially intended to encourage viewership of Mad About You and Wings.
ER was technically a part of this, but often advertised separately. The rise of CBS in the early 2000s has been
described as “breaking” this slogan. In 2007 the programming block described by this phrase was renamed “comedy
night done right”. This slogan is most commonly associated with shows like Friends, Frasier, and Seinfeld. For 10
points name this advertising used by NBC for its Thursday Night lineup from 1982 to 2006.
ANSWER: “Must See TV”
9. The telecast of this series was the first exclusive to Fox. The winning team in this series were the first three-peat
champions of baseball since 1974. Al Leiter started Game 1 of this series for its losing team, but Turk Wendell took
the loss. Paul O’Neill batted .474 in this series, including finishing a homer short of the cycle in Game 3. Bernie
Williams caught the final out of this series. In this series, one player from each team hit 2 home runs; those players
were Mike Piazza and Derek Jeter. For 10 points name this World Series, the “Subway Series”.
ANSWER: 2000 World Series
10. In the opening narration of this film, one character describes his family’s history in Hawai’i and questions why it
is thought of as a paradise. Later on, Alex distracts Julie, played by Judy Greer, while Brian confesses his affair with
the main character’s wife. At this film’s climax, Matt decides not to sell the land to Don Holitzer and Elizabeth dies.
For 10 points name this 2011 film starring George Clooney about the King family’s struggles when their matriarch
falls into a fatal coma.
ANSWER: The Descendants
11. In this school’s most recent bowl appearance, they lost the 2012 Heart of Dallas Bowl to Oklahoma State. John
Standeford is the school’s all-time leading receiver, and Mike Alstott is its all-time leading rusher. This team’s best
season was 1966, when they won the Rose Bowl with QB Bob Griese. This school contests the Old Oaken Bucket
with Indiana and the Shillelagh (sha-lay-lee) Trophy with Notre Dame. For 10 points name this football program,
the “Cradle of Quarterbacks”, whose graduates include Len Dawson, Rod Woodson, and Drew Brees.
ANSWER: Purdue University Boilermakers
12. One song from this woman’s first album states “Can't make no gain 'til my vision comes true/Give it to me like
I'd like to give it to you.” Another says that “You never think twice before you break all the rules”. In addition to
“Feel Your Love” and “Walk Away”, a more recent hit by this woman states “I’ll be your keeper for life as your
guardian.” In her biggest song, she states the titular adjective is “like ten thousand spoons when all you need is a
knife”. For 10 points name this pop singer-songwriter, best known for her songs “You Oughta Know” and “Ironic”.
ANSWER: Alanis Morissette (accept either underlined part)
13. This actor played young delinquent Josh Quincy in The Last Angry Man, while early in his career he also played
Nick Allen in Hit! This man was Emmy nominated for playing Gale Sayers in the TV movie Brian’s Song. More
recently, this man played Helms Boxer in Constellation and in 1989’s Batman he played Harvey Dent. In his most
famous role, this actor greets an “old friend” by saying “Why you slimy, double-crossing, no-good swindler!” For
10 points name this actor, best known for playing Lando Calrissian in the Star Wars universe.
ANSWER: Billy Dee Williams
14. On one episode of this show, the main character gets in a media storm after calling dibs on a product in the
supermarket with a veteran. Another episode involves the main character him stealing the “D” from the Hollywood
sign in order to gain the affections of a girl named Diane. This show features such characters as Mr. Peanutbutter,
Vincent Adultman, and Todd Chavez. For 10 points name this Netflix show that features the struggles of a middleaged washed up sitcom comedian who also happens to be a horse voiced by Will Arnett.
ANSWER: BoJack Horseman
15. First sponsored by Terminal Transport, this athlete was more notably sponsored by Gatorade, Budweiser, and
Western Auto. This athlete’s last win came at the 1992 Southern 500. He only won the Daytona 500 once, but he
won the NASCAR Cup Series championship 3 times. This athlete set the modern era record with 23 Top 5 finishes
in1983 and was named the Driver of the Decade for the 80s. As an announcer, this man is known for his catchphrase
“Boogity, boogity, boogity, let’s go racing!” For 10 points name this Kentuckian, a race car driver nicknamed Jaws.
ANSWER: Darrell Waltrip
16. One recurring character in this literary series is an amateur boxer who owns the boat Envoy; that character is Biff
Hooper. This series is primarily set in the town of Bayport. In one book from this series, a valuable painting is
stolen, leading to a chase in the Everglades. Besides Mystery of Smugglers Cove, other notable titles include The
Skyfire Puzzle, The Castle Conundrum, and The Tower Treasure. First written by Edward Stratemeyer, this series is
published under the pseudonym Franklin W. Dixon. For 10 points name this book series about brother detectives
Frank and Joe.
ANSWER: The Hardy Boys
17. This band’s original drummer left music to become a chiropractor; that man is Terry Chimes. This band’s song
“Straight to Hell” was inspired by closing of steel mills, while their song “Overpowered by Funk” decry the music
tastes of London. Both of those tracks appear on this band’s album Combat Rock, along with “Rock The Casbah”.
This band’s only #1 hit was purportedly inspired by Mick Jones’ impending dismissal from the band. For 10 points
name this punk rock band behind “London Calling” and “Should I Stay or Should I Go”.
ANSWER: The Clash
18. On this TV series, the main character works at the OSI with coworkers such as Oscar Goldman. In this show’s
controversial finale, the main character falls for a KGB agent and they question the logic behind the Cold War. This
series often had people running in slow motion, giving the illusion of superhuman speed. The opening narration of
this show describes the title character as “a man barely alive” and states “we can rebuild him: better, stronger, faster!
For 10 points name this 1970s TV series starring Lee Majors about a bionically enhanced man who was expensive.
ANSWER: The Six Million Dollar Man
19. In a Christmas Day game play at this location, Kevin Martin scored 15 points off the bench, but the home team
still won. In the first playoff series in this arena, the home team swept the Pistons. The scoreboard here features
protruding “tentacles” that light up and change colour. Glen Rice scored 56 points in a win over Orlando to set this
building’s scoring record. During Game 6 of the 2013 NBA Finals, swaths of fans left here early, missing the home
team’s comeback win. Nicknamed Triple A, for 10 points, name this venue home of the Miami Heat.
ANSWER: AmericanAirlines Arena (do NOT accept American Airlines Center. Prompt on just American
Airlines. Accept Triple A, AAA, or A Cubed before the last line)
20. This song was written about its guitarist’s girlfriend Jennifer Jenkins. The music video for this song mocks a
number of boy bands, also showing the band on Santa Monica beach. The second single from Enema of the State,
the “na na na’s” on this song were a nod to The Ramones. This song’s lyrics state that “Surprises let me know she
cares” and “I’ll take one lift/Your ride, best trip”. This song’s chorus declares “Say it ain’t so/I will not go/Turn the
lights off/Carry me home”. For 10 points name this pop-punk song by Blink-182.
ANSWER: “All the Small Things”
TB. Linda Harrison appeared in this series’ pilot, while the first aired episode features villain Baroness Paula von
Gunther. Set primarily during World War II, Paul Frees played Franklin D. Roosevelt and Lyle Waggoner played
Colonel Steve Trevor, Jr. The title character uses weapons such as an invisible plane and a golden lasso, and she also
has the powers such as deflecting bullets and superhuman strength. Produced by Douglas S. Cramer, for 10 points
name this TV series, starring Lynda Carter as the titular Amazonian superheroine.
ANSWER: Wonder Woman
COTTAGE BOWL
BONUSES 4
1. 8 of this album’s songs were released as music videos leading up to its release. For 10 points each:
[10] Name this 2014 album, featuring songs like “Tacky”, “Foil”, and “Handy”. It spent one week as the Billboard
number 1 album.
ANSWER: Mandatory Fun
[10] Mandatory Fun was the 14th studio album from this musician, parodist, and accordion aficionado. Previous
albums from this man include Dare to Be Stupid and Straight Outta Lynwood.
ANSWER: Weird Al Yankvoic
[10] This song off Mandatory Fun is a parody of a Robin Thicke song. This Weird Al song includes the lines “Okay,
now here’s the deal: I’ll try to educate ya/Gonna familiarize you with the nomenclature”.
ANSWER: “Word Crimes”
2. J-E-T-S! JETS! JETS! JETS! For 10 points each:
[10] This man was the head coach of the New York Jets from 2009 to 2014. Now with the Buffalo Bills, this coach
is known for his defense-first strategy, his ground-and-pound offense, and his foot fetish.
ANSWER: Rex Ryan (prompt on partial answer. Do not accept or prompt on Rob Ryan or Bobby Ryan)
[10] When the Jets last made the playoffs in 2010, this man was their starting QB. The team’s first round draft pick
in 2009, this player signed with the Eagles for the 2014 season.
ANSWER: Mark Sanchez
[10] This long time Jets superfan quit in 2012 after the “Buttfumble”. This man was known for his cheering post in
section 134, and for his elaborate headwear at games.
ANSWER: Fireman Ed (accept Edwin M. Anzalone)
3. Originally made by Noxzema Chemical, this line was sold to P&G in 1989. For 10 points each:
[10] Name this American cosmetics brand, makers of products such as Clump Crusher mascara and Outlast Lipstain.
Spokeswomen for this brand include Christie Brinkley, Drew Barrymore, and Lana Ogilvie.
ANSWER: Covergirl
[10] This TV actress was introduced as a new Covergirl spokeswoman alongside Ellen DeGeneres in 2012. This
woman’s other endorsement deals include Diet Pepsi, Rooms to Go, and Kmart.
ANSWER: Sofia Vegara
[10] In 2013, Covergirl launched this collection of products with Katy Perry. With a name parodying a social media
site, this collection includes the Colorlicious lip gloss and Ready Set Gorgeous foundation.
ANSWER: #instaGLAM
4. This man’s songs include “Ridin’ Solo” and “The Other Side”. For 10 points:
[10] Name this pop singer and dancer. With 2 Chainz, he performed the song “Talk Dirty”.
ANSWER: Jason Derulo
[10] “Hot damn/Your booty like two planets” according to this Jason Derulo song. The title verb is what “you know
what to do with that big fat butt”.
ANSWER: “Wiggle”
[10] Jason Derulo released this album in 2011. His second studio album, singles from this album include “It Girl”,
“Breathing”, and “Undefeated”.
ANSWER: Future History
5. A number of other records were broken in this game, including most free throws made. For 10 points each:
[10] Name this 1962 game, in which a certain player set the NBA single-game scoring record.
ANSWER: Wilt Chamberlain’s 100 point game (accept equivalents that include both the player and point total.
Prompt on partial answer.)
[10] Chamberlain was playing for this team at the time. Contrary to popular belief, this team did not become the
76ers.
ANSWER: Philadelphia Warriors (prompt on just Philadelphia)
[10] This Knicks head coach decried the whole game as a farce due to the Warrior’s fouling tactics. As Knicks GM,
this man acquired Willis Reed and Dave DeBusschere, leading the team to the 1970 NBA title.
ANSWER: Eddie Donovan
6. Just sit right back and you’ll hear a tale. A tale of a fateful trip. For 10 points each:
[10] Name this TV sitcom about 7 stranded castaways aboard the titular landform. The show starred Dawn Wells as
Mary Ann Summers, Russell Johnson as The Professor, and Alan Hale, Jr. as The Skipper.
ANSWER: Gilligan’s Island
[10] This comedic actor played Gilligan on Gilligan’s Island. This man also played Maynard G. Krebs on The Many
Loves of Dobie Gillis and Junior on Far Out Space Nuts.
ANSWER: Bob Denver
[10] This man created and produced Gilligan’s Island, as well as co-writing the show’s theme song. This executive
went on to create, produce, and write for The Brady Bunch.
ANSWER: Sherwood Schwartz
7. This film opens with a man practicing a comedy routine, before flashing back. For 10 points each:
[10] Name this 1980 movie. Robert De Niro won the Best Actor Oscar for his violent portrayal of World
Middleweight Champion Jake LaMotta in this film, while Nicholas Colasanto plays Tommy Como.
ANSWER: Raging Bull
[10] This man directed Raging Bull. This man is known for making gangster films such as Goodfellas, Casino and
Gangs of New York.
ANSWER: Martin Scorsese
[10] Breaking from his traditional subject matter, Scorsese made Kundun, a 1997 biographical film about this
figure’s life between 1937 and 1959.
ANSWER: 14th Dalai Lama
8. Albums by this group include Stage Fright and Moondog Matinee. For 10 points each:
[10] Name this rock band with an incredibly meta name. This band’s hit songs include “Rag Mama Rag”, “Life Is a
Carnival”, and “On a Night Like This” with Bob Dylan.
ANSWER: The Band
[10] This man was the lead guitarist and primary songwriter of The Band. This man’s career includes the solo album
Music for The Native Americans and writing songs like “The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down”.
ANSWER: Robbie Robertson
[10] This song by The Band, from the album Music from Big Pink, details a visitor to the town of Nazareth and the
allegorical figures encountered. This song’s chorus states “Take a load off, Fanny”.
ANSWER: “The Weight”
9. Original shows on this network include Color Splash and Property Virgins. For 10 points each:
[10] Name this television network, which features a number of improvement, gardening, and DIY programs.
ANSWER: HGTV (accept Home & Garden Television)
[10] This show follows homebuyers as they chose between three potential houses. Originally narrated by Suzanne
Whang, this series has International, Island, and Renovations spinoffs.
ANSWER: House Hunters
[10] These sibling personalities lost their HGTV show Flip It Forward after a recording appeared of them
comparing gay rights advocates to “demonic ideologues”. They still regularly appear on Fox News though.
ANSWER: Benham Brothers (accept David and Jason Benham)
10. One character in this movie derisively crows “E-mail is for geeks and pedophiles”. For 10 points each:
[10] Name this 1999 drama film about wealthy high school students. Originally an indie gem, it launched two
sequels, while the original featured Selma Balir as Cecile and Ryan Phillippe as Sebastian Valmont.
ANSWER: Cruel Intentions
[10] This woman starred in the film as Kathryn Merteuil. This actress played Daphne in the 2002 Scooby-Doo
movie, Karen in the first two Grudge movies, and Helen in I Know What You Did Last Summer.
ANSWER: Sarah Michelle Gellar
[10] Cruel Intentions was based on this trashy French novel by Choderlos de Laclos. Frequently adapted, in this
book two rivals use their sexual prowess to seduce and humiliate many fellow aristocrats.
ANSWER: Les Liaisons Dangereuses (accept The Dangerous Liasons)
11. The video in which this project was announced features an image of John Green’s head photoshopped onto his
son’s body. For 10 points each:
[10] Name this way to financially support producers of education online videos through subscriptions. One series
supported by this project includes John Green’s own Crash Course.
ANSWER: Subbable
[10] This series backed by Subbable is usually hosted by Hank Green and has a spin off based on outer space. This
series includes several episodes on “Great Minds”.
ANSWER: SciShow
[10] This occasional host of SciShow and owner of another Subbable backed Youtube channel is a member of the
music group Chameleon Circuit.
ANSWER: Michael Aranda
12. This song states “We all want to be big stars, but we don’t know why”. For 10 points each:
[10] Name this 1993 song about two aspiring musicians. The lead single from the album August and Everything
After, the title figure of this song is asked to “Show me some of them Spanish dances”.
ANSWER: “Mr. Jones”
[10] “Mr. Jones” was the first, and to date biggest, hit for this American alt rock band. This band’s latest album,
Somewhere Under Wonderland, features songs like “God of Ocean Tides”, “Scarecrow”, and “Palisades Park”.
ANSWER: Counting Crows
[10] Counting Crows hail from this west coast city. Known for its late 1980s/early 1990s alt music scene and venues
like 924 Gilman St., other bands from this city include The Mr. T Experience, Ten Ton Chicken, and Green Day.
ANSWER: Berkeley, California
13. For 10 points each, name some things about 2013 in tennis.
[10] This Spaniard won both the French Open and US Open in 2013. Nicknamed the “King of Clay”, this man has
won 9 of the last 10 French Opens.
ANSWER: Rafael “Rafa” Nadal
[10] Andy Murray and Serena Williams won Men’s Singles and Women’s Singles respectively at this 2013 event. A
Premier Mandatory event for women, this Miami-based tournament has had its current title sponsor since 2007.
ANSWER: 2013 Sony Open Tennis (prompt on Miami Masters)
[10] These twin brothers won three of the four Men’s Doubles major titles in 2013. These Americans have been the
World No. 1 doubles team for 404 weeks, and they won Olympic Gold in 2012.
ANSWER: The Bryan brothers (Accept Bob and Mike Bryan)
14. This King game requires players to ask three friends before unlocking a stage every 15 levels past the first 20.
For 10 points each:
[10] Identify this match-3 game in which matching 5 of the title entity in a row gives you a color bomb. A “soda”
variant was added by King in summer 2014.
ANSWER: Candy Crush Saga
[10] Candy Crush Saga has the same gameplay as this match-three Pop Cap game released in 2001. A blitz version
was released for iOS and Android in 2010. A twist version also exists.
ANSWER: Bejeweled
[10] Candy Crush Saga’s Dreamworld levels requires players to keep this creature on the moon by balancing the
candies cleared of two certain colours.
ANSWER: Odus the Owl
15. This show was set in motion when John, played by Patrick Duffy, suddenly dies. For 10 points each:
[10] Name this NBC drama, about Jessie Witherspoon and her kids moving in with her father-in-law, Gus. Jessie
was played by Deidre Hall, while her son David was played by a young Chad Allen.
ANSWER: Our House
[10] This actor starred as the gruff yet kind Gus in Our House. This man played Bill on The Boys of Twilight, and as
a TV pitchman this man is known for his unique pronunciation of the word “diabetes”.
ANSWER: Wilford Brimley
[10] Brimley was a recurring guest star on The Waltons, playing this character. A family friend often found at Ike’s
store, this character found Elizabeth, Olivia, and Jim-Bob when they got lost in the woods.
ANSWER: Horace Brimley
16. At the end of this film, all of this man’s students are awarded American citizenship. For 10 points each:
[10] Name this 2012 comedy about a teacher turned MMA fighter. Characters in this film include Bas Rutten as
Niko and Greg Germann as Principal Duke Becher.
ANSWER: Here Comes the Boom
[10] This man starred as Scott Voss in Here Comes the Boom. He’s also played roles in Zookeeper and Paul Blart:
Mall Cop.
ANSWER: Kevin James
[10] Just like Here Comes the Boom, this 2006 Nickelodeon film where James voiced Otis the Cow, was a flop. The
loose plot of this movie involves farm animals riding bikes, pulling pranks, and making countless fart jokes.
ANSWER: Barnyard
17. The first known one of these was performed by Lee Richmond. For 10 points each:
[10] Name this feat in which a pitcher pitches 9 innings without allowing anyone to reach base.
ANSWER: Perfect Game (do NOT accept or prompt on No Hitter or No-No. Prompt on Perfecto or PG)
[10] In the most recent Perfect Game, Félix Hernández and the Seattle Mariners beat this team. This team had also
been losers in Mark Buehrle’s 2009 perfect game and Dallas Braden 2010 perfect game.
ANSWER: Tampa Bay Rays (accept either underlined part)
[10] Don Larsen threw the only postseason Perfect Game in this year’s World Series. After the Yankees beat the
Dodgers in this year, Ralph Branca and Jackie Robinson retired.
ANSWER: 1956
18. Dishes in this cuisine often represent a mixing of European and Middle Eastern influences. For 10 points each:
[10] Name this national cuisine. Common dishes from here include mousakka, sheftalia, and gyros.
ANSWER: Greece
[10] This Greek dish typically involves small pieces of pork, other meats, or vegetables stuck on sticks. Often served
with pita or over rice, its name comes from the Greek word for skewer.
ANSWER: Souvlaki
[10] Another common Greek food is pastitsada, which normally involves this type of meat. Other dishes that use this
meat include the Italian cotoletta and the French blanquettes.
ANSWER: Veal
19. This series is based on novels by Sara Shepard. For 10 points each:
[10] Name this ABC teen drama about a mysterious figure named “A”. Set in Rosewood, Pennsylvania, it stars
Troian Bellisario, Lucy Hale, and Shay Mitchell.
ANSWER: Pretty Little Liars
[10] This actress plays Hanna Marin on Pretty Little Liars. This woman was previously in the main cast of Eastwick,
and she held the role of Abigail Deveraux on Days of our Lives from 2004 to 2007.
ANSWER: Ashley Benson
[10] Janel Parrish plays this character on Pretty Little Liars. A geek who reinvents herself as popular along with
Hanna, in the 5th season summer finale she was killed by either Alison or A.
ANSWER: Mona Vanderwaal
20. An early movie of this type is H.G. Wells’ Things to Come. For 10 points each:
[10] Name this type of movie, where modern society crumbles or all human life is eliminated. Other movies of this
film include The Day After, Dawn of the Dead, and Fail-Safe.
ANSWER: Apocalyptic films (accept similar answers, such as end of the world films)
[10] This 2013 apocalyptic film has a bunch of celebrities hanging out at James Franco’s house. Michael Cera plays
a sleazy version of himself in this film, and sexually harasses Rihanna.
ANSWER: This Is the End
[10] A more serious post-apocalyptic film, Viggo Mortenson stars in this film. Based on a Cormac McCarthy novel,
a man and his son head towards the ocean.
ANSWER: The Road