TV
Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Action
Comedy
Animated
100

This nickelodeon classic follows an eccentric sponge, a dull starfish, and an uptight octopus.

Spongebob
100

Home planet of Luke Skywalker

Tatooine

100

Johnny Depp earned an Oscar nomination for playing this eccentric, rum-loving pirate captain who commands the Black Pearl.

Jack Sparrow

100

 In Elf (2003), Buddy the Elf famously spreads Christmas cheer by singing loud for all to hear and adheres to the four main elf food groups: candy, candy canes, candy corn, and this sweet breakfast topping.

Syrup

100

What type of fish is Nemo from Finding Nemo

Clownfish

200

Phineas and Ferb's pet platypus, Perry, secretly leads a double life as a secret agent fighting this bumbling evil scientist.

Dr. Doofenshmirtz

200

In Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, young wizards board the Hogwarts Express from this hidden platform at King's Cross Station.

Platform 9 3/4

200

In Avengers: Infinity War (2018), Thanos snaps his fingers while wearing the Infinity Gauntlet after collecting all six of these powerful cosmic stones.

Infinity Stones

200

In Superbad (2007), Fogell famously uses a fake Hawaiian driver's license bearing this single-name alias.

McLovin

200

In DreamWorks' How to Train Your Dragon (2010), Hiccup befriends a rare, feared Night Fury dragon and names him this after noticing his retractable teeth.

Toothless

300

In Breaking Bad, Walter White adopts this alias—borrowed from a famous 20th-century German theoretical physicist—for his criminal empire.

Heisenberg

300

Gandalf (from the Lord of the Rings) most famous quote:

You shall not pass

300

In Spider-Man (2002), Uncle Ben gives Peter Parker this timeless piece of advice right before his tragic death.

With great power comes great responsibility

300

n Mean Girls (2004), Regina George's popular clique enforces strict dress codes, including wearing this color exclusively on Wednesdays.

Pink

300

The big fat rabbit thing from one of the most famous studio ghibli movies

Totoro

400

In Family Guy, Peter Griffin's talking, martini-drinking, sophisticated family pet dog goes by this name.

Brian

400

 In Denis Villeneuve's Dune, this rare, orange-hued spice harvested on Arrakis allows Navigators to bend space for interstellar travel.

Spice

400

In Jurassic Park (1993), scientists clone dinosaurs by extracting prehistoric DNA preserved inside mosquitoes trapped in this fossilized tree resin.

Amber

400

This 2006 Comedy directed by Jared Hess follows a priest who secretly competes as a Luchador to win money for orphans of the church.

Nacho Libre

400

This character from Cars has a special catchphrase: "Kachinga"

Chick Hicks

500

Sheldon Cooper insists on being sung this soothing 4-word song whenever he gets sick or stressed out.

Soft Kitty

500

 In Christopher Nolan's Interstellar (2014), Matthew McConaughey's character Cooper travels through a wormhole located near this ringed planet in our solar system.

Saturn

500

In The Dark Knight (2008), Heath Ledger's Joker famously asks his victims this sinister 4-word question during his mob interrogation scenes.

Why so serious?

500

In The Hangover (2009), the guys wake up after a wild night in Las Vegas to find a live tiger inside their bathroom belonging to this real-life heavy-weight boxing legend.

Mike Tyson

500

In Pixar's WALL-E (2008), humanity lives aboard a massive luxury starliner spacecraft known by this name.

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