Statistics for 1950 Movies #2

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Max von Sydow returns from a crusade to find his home country being plague-ridden, knowing he's going to die. Doesn't matter. Played chess.	The Seventh Seal	79%
In House, M.D., a poster of this movie hangs in Wilson's office. Maybe because its main character (played by Orson Welles) is a sarcastic, bitter, three-daybearded genius who walks with a stick?	Touch of Evil	79%
This movie is said to be the best reflection on Japan's state of fear after Hiroshima/Nagasaki; 29 sequels followed, although one of the two American versions is rejected by most fans of the franchise.	Godzilla	64%
Bela Lugosi played his last role in Ed Wood's film that is sometimes referred to as the worst of all time	Plan 9 from Outer Space	64%
Tarantino: "When I'm getting serious about a girl, I show her [title] and she better like it." They essentially remade this in 1966, called El Dorado, also directed by Howard Hawks and starring John Wayne.	Rio Bravo	64%
imdb description: "A[n] elderly man and his dog struggle to survive on his government pension in Rome."	Umberto D.	50%
"The Human Being Who Possessed An Excess In Information"	The Man Who Knew Too Much	43%
Modern version of Bizet's Carmen with an all-black cast	Carmen Jones	29%
Peter Cushing plays Sherlock Holmes, Christopher Lee plays - well, not a charismatic villain, but his name gives the movie its name, anyway.	The Hound of the Baskervilles	29%