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Cineworld.Pdf Cineworld Unlimited Survey * 1. What is your gender? Female Male * 2. What Region do you live in? Scotland North East North West East Midlands West Midlands Wales East Anglia South East South West Ireland * 3. How many times have you been to the cinema in the past three months? 0­3 times 4­5 times 6­8 times 9+ times * 4. What Genre of films have you seen most in the last three months? Drama Romance Comedy Thriller Sci­Fi Non English Language Animated Musical Family * 5. Who did you go to the cinema with most over the last three months? Partner/Husband or Wife Friends Children Date By yourself * 6. Who do you think is the sexiest actress of all time? Angeline Jolie Scarlett Johansson Natalie Portman Marilyn Monroe Grace Kelly Cameron Diaz Emma Stone Brigitte Bardot Halle Berry Julia Roberts * 7. Who to you think it the sexiest actress from the upcoming films this summer? Cary Mulligan ­ The Great Gatsby Amy Adams ­ Man of Steel Tao Okamoto ­ The Wolverine Kristen Bell ­ Stuck In Love Vera Farmiga ­ The Conjuring * 8. Which of these superhero characters would you most like to date in real life? Tobey Maguire ­ Spiderman Christian Bale ­ Batman Robert Downey Jnr ­ Iron Man Henry Cavil ­ Superman Chris Evans ­ Captain America Nicholas Cage ­ Big Daddy (Kick Ass) Chris Hemsworth ­ Thor Mark Ruffalo ­ The Hulk Hugh Jackman ­ Wolverine * 9. If you could play the part of a superheroes' love interest which character would you choose? Lois Lane ­ Superman Pepper Pots ­ Iron Man Jane Foster ­ Thor Rachel Dawes ­ Batman Mary Jane ­ Spiderman Betty Ross ­ the Hulk Penny Carter ­ Captain America * 10. Which Actor do you think play the ultimate comic book villain in a film adaptation? Tom Hardy as Bane in The Dark Knight Rises Heath Ledger as The Joker in The Dark Knight Tom Hiddilston as Loki in Thor Tobey Maguire as Evil Peter Parker in Spiderman 3 Willem Dafoe as Green Goblin in Spiderman Mickey Rourke as Whiplash in Iron Man 2 Matthew Goode as Adrian Veidt in Watchmen * 11. If you could play the part of one superhero which would it be? Tobey Maguire­ Spiderman Christian Bale­ Batman Robert Downey Jnr­ Iron Man Henry Cavill­ Superman Chris Evans­ Captain America Nicholas Cage­ Big Daddy Chris Hemsworth­ Thor Mark Ruffalo­ The Hulk Hugh Jackman­ Wolverine * 12. Which of the Superhero’s leading ladies would you most like to rescue? Lois Lane­ Man of Steel­Amy Adams Pepper Potts­ Iron Man­ Gwyneth Paltrow Rachel Dawes­ Batman­ Katie Holmes Jane Foster­ Thor­Natalie Portman Black Widow ­ Avengers­ Scarlet Johannson Catwoman­Dark Knight Rises­Anne Hathaway * 13. Do you think that watching a comic book film at the cinema makes a good first date? Yes No * 14. Would you be disappointed if your date didn’t like super hero films? Yes No * 15. Of the following upcoming sequels, which are you most looking forward to going to see? Despicable Me 2 Monsters University Kick Ass 2 Red 2 300: Rise of an Empire Grown Ups 2 Paranormal Activity 5 The Hunger Games: Catching Fire The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs: Revenge of the Leftovers * 16. Of the following films that were going to be made into a sequel, which would you pick to be made into a sequel now? ET Forrest Gump The Bodyguard Mrs Doubtfire 2 Ferris Bueller’s Day Off The Golden Compass Inside Man The Break­Up Unbreakable Dude, where’s my car? * 17. Of the following films, which do you think has been the best sequel of all time? The Godfather Part II Aliens The Bourne Supremacy Batman Returns Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Toy Story 2 The Dark Knight The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers Terminator 2: Judgment Day Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back Superman II * 18. Of the following celebrities, who do you think is the best returning character in a sequel? Matt Damon as Jason Bourne (The Bourne trilogy) Elijah Wood as Frodo Baggins (The Lord of the Rings trilogy) Mel Gibson as Max (Mad Max trilogy) Al Pacino as Michael Corleone (The Godfather trilogy) Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter (Harry Potter series) Arnold Schwarzenegger as The Terminator (The Terminator series) Michael Keaton as Batman (Batman series) Bruce Willis as John McClane (Die Hard series) Renee Zellweger as Bridget Jones (Bridget Jones) * 19. Of the following sequels, which do you think should not have been made? Grease 2 The Hills Have Eyes Part II Jaws 2 Legally Blonde 2 Staying Alive The Ring 2 I Still Know What You Did Last Summer Speed 2 Son Of The Mask Blues Brothers 2000 * 20. Of the following 80s rom­coms, which do you think is the best? An Officer and a Gentleman Dirty Dancing When Harry Met Sally Moonstruck Cocktail Working Girl Splash Roxanne Look Who’s Talking Overboard * 21. Of the following ‘80s actors, who do you think is the sexiest? Richard Gere Tom Cruise Rob Lowe Johnny Depp Kevin Bacon Matthew Broderick Matt Dillon Harrison Ford Mel Gibson Keanu Reeves * 22. Of the following actors, who do you think will last the test of time and still be on the big screen in 30 years’ time? Robert Pattinson Ryan Gosling Ryan Reynolds Elijah Wood Daniel Radcliffe Zac Efron Channing Tatum Hayden Christensen Taylor Lautner Taylor Kitsch * 23. Which of the following children’s films have you/your children most enjoyed from the past year? Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted Brave Ice Age 4: Continental Drift Dr Seuss’s The Lorax Hotel Transylvania Rise of the Guardians Paranorman * 24. Which of the upcoming children’s films are you/your kids most looking forward to seeing? Despicable Me 2 Monster’s University The Smurfs 2 Jurassic Park 3D Turbo Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs: Revenge of the Leftovers * 25. Have you ever been to see a children’s film at the cinema without any children? Yes No 26. If yes to the above, which of the following films have you seen without any children with you? Monster’s Inc. The Smurfs Despicable Me Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs Dr Seuss’s The Lorax Brave Toy Story 3 Shrek Forever After Cars * 27. What is your email address? Done .
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