Back in 1964, some 60 years ago, you could fill up your gigantic car for about 25 cents a gallon, rent a 2-bedroom apartment in Manhattan for $250 a month, and see a movie for less than $2 per ticket.
With the world on the cusp of space travel, the movie industry was in full swing. From Elvis to James Bond to dark comedies, genres were expanding and film technology was booming.
At the end of 1964, if you had been to the movies even once, there was a good chance you would have seen this movie that dominated the year's box office. Which movie was it?
Click START to play trivia.
▼
Correct Answer: Mary Poppins
The answer is: Mary Poppins. Like a spoonful of sugar, Mary Poppins went down incredibly well for audiences, who helped it earn over $44 million at the box office during its original run — and over $100 million total in its theatrical lifetime.It was also nominated for 13 Oscars, winning five.Source
Share This Trivia
Want More Nostalgia?
Check out our other quizzes and random trivia questions!
More Trivia
- Finish the first line of Elton John's "Crocodile Rock"
- Who is credited for coming up with "15 minutes of fame"?
- What are the names of the two rival street gangs in "West Side Story"?
- What does Axel Foley stuff into a police car’s tailpipe in "Beverly Hills Cop"?
- What type of plane is used in "Airport 1975"?
- What is the wolf named in "Dances with Wolves"?
- In “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation,” how many lights does Clark put on the house?
- What was used to simulate the green vomit in "The Exorcist"?