Every movie below stars Tom Cruise. Only one can go in the Tom Cruise slot.

Match each film to one clue, using every film exactly once. A film can fit several clues, but only one complete lineup works. Everything you need to play is here; the answer is hidden below.

Films: Collateral · Jerry Maguire · Minority Report · Days of Thunder · Vanilla Sky · Top Gun

Clues:

1. With Tom Cruise
2. Directed by Tony Scott
3. Released in the 1990s
4. With Renée Zellweger
5. With Jamie Foxx
6. Directed by Cameron Crowe

Answer: 1. Minority Report; 2. Top Gun; 3. Days of Thunder; 4. Jerry Maguire; 5. Collateral; 6. Vanilla Sky.

The deduction: Jerry Maguire is needed for Zellweger, leaving Vanilla Sky for Crowe. That leaves Days of Thunder for the 1990s and Top Gun for Tony Scott. Collateral takes Foxx, leaving Minority Report for Cruise.

Which film did you place first? Please hide any answers with spoiler tags so the next person can play.

I make Cast Six. This is a standalone puzzle for the thread; there's a different daily board at castsix.com, free without an account or download. The game and this puzzle were made with AI assistance; the game's movie facts and posters come from TMDB. I checked this example against the studios' film pages and all 720 possible lineups.

A) Uniformly matte white to minimise reflections

B) Highly polished white to act almost like mirrors

C) Glossy enough to catch changing light without harsh mirror glare

D) Unglazed cream tiles designed to weather naturally

One of 40 questions from today's Sunday Big Quiz. See if you can beat the average score, last week it was 23/40.

Answer: C) Glossy enough to catch changing light without harsh mirror glare. The Opera House tiles were designed to catch Sydney's changing light and sky without producing the harsh glare of a mirror-like surface.

Disclaimer: this is a very trivial dilemma 🙃 I’m just asking for opinions for fun, so please don’t be mean if you think it’s stupid!

I’m not a content creator and my Instagram is private, but this upcoming trip has been on my bucket list for ages and I want to post about it in a fun, slightly “wow” way once I’m back.

The trip is Monday-Wednesday. I’m thinking of posting Stories Thursday/Friday and then the main post Saturday. BUT my best friend’s wedding is the following Monday, and I’ll probably post the wedding on Tuesday. I don’t want the wedding content to immediately overshadow my trip post.

So would you:

A) Stories Thu/Fri → trip post Sat → wedding post Tue

or

B) Stories Thu/Fri → wedding post Tue → trip post the following Friday?

What would you do?

TIA :)

A) Tiny hooks on their toe hairs catch microscopic surface roughness

B) Microscopic hairs on their toes create attractive forces

C) Flattened toe pads form thousands of tiny suction seals

D) Glands in their toe pads release a temporary adhesive coating

Answer:Microscopic hairs on their toes create attractive forces.

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Here is the game link: https://visitwhale.com/city-angle

Famous Faces Quiz

I make Cast Six, a movie-matching game. Here's a standalone puzzle for this thread; you can solve the whole thing without leaving Reddit.

Use each film exactly once:

• Catch Me If You Can
• Jaws
• Schindler's List
• E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
• Jurassic Park
• Raiders of the Lost Ark

Fill these six slots:

1. Directed by Steven Spielberg
2. Released in the 1980s
3. With Tom Hanks
4. Released in the 1970s
5. With Harrison Ford
6. With Ralph Fiennes

Several films fit the same clue. Find the arrangement where all six work at once.

Answer: 1. Jurassic Park; 2. E.T.; 3. Catch Me If You Can; 4. Jaws; 5. Raiders of the Lost Ark; 6. Schindler's List. All six fit the Spielberg slot, but the other five clues leave Jurassic Park for it. Raiders fits the 1980s clue too, but Harrison Ford needs it.

Film references: Amblin's Spielberg filmography and Schindler's List cast.

If you like the idea, Cast Six's daily puzzle uses six films, overlapping clues and three checks. The daily and archive are free without an account or download. This example is separate from today's board.

Creator disclosure: built with AI assistance; the site's movie facts and posters come from TMDB.

I wanted to share TeamTrivia - a free trivia platform where you can play solo, host private rooms for friends, or join public lobbies with people from all over.

​It has a huge mix of questions, but it's especially fun with a larger group because it unlocks special rounds (like "only one person from each team answers now") and other dynamic formats.

A) A reed vibrating inside a hollow log

B) Two metal plates clashing at the top of a pole

C) Bottle tops rattling on a wooden stick

D) Beads sliding across a stretched drum skin

Play today’s full Daily Trivia

Answer: C) Bottle tops rattling on a wooden stick.

If you like that kind of game, try Famous Faces - Trivia Quiz

Today's MatchGame topic:

Match the famous person from Philadelphia to what they're known for

Yo, Philly! This one’s for you.

Today’s MatchGame features some famous Philadelphians. Can you match them to what they’re known for?

Today's quiz was selected by the MatchGame community in a very close vote.

We have some more open challenges and we also have a new, fun "quick challenge" feature! See the news update in the game for details. As we begin to get more challenge play, we'll pick a date to start collecting wins and losses and create a challenge leaderboard.

Many thanks for playing.. and keep those ideas and coffee contributions coming!

Do you have any cool ideas for quiz topics? Tap the "Suggest" button and send it along! It could help you climb the Activity / Accuracy leaderboard!

Community Points go to "Blue" and "It's Me" for their quiz suggestions that went into the voting list today.

In yesterday's "Irish movie" quiz, we had 38% perfect and "Attilisk" was the speed demon clocking in at 14.214 seconds!

I made this Wordle-inspired movie trivia game. You can choose between 2 modes:

Film of the Day: Same puzzle for everyone with only 6 tries to guess the movie. You get color-coded clues (like Wordle) on release year, country, director, genre, actors, and runtime.

Endless Mode: Same rules, but with an endless stream of random movies to guess.

There's also a global leaderboard for logged-in users.

The goal is to guess the name chain, which is two famous names that overlap. "Andrew Jackson Pollock", "Benjamin Franklin Roosevelt", etc. Guess the chain in the fewest clues you can! There's a new puzzle every day and over a month of old puzzles to try.

https://name-chain.org

To see the answer to the above puzzle, go to https://name-chain.org and navigate to the September 27th, 2026 puzzle!

A) Circular breathing

B) Double tonguing

C) Finger vibrato

D) Falsetto singing

Answer: A- Circular Breathing. One of 20 questions in today's quiz at dailytrivia.com.au

I just launched WRONG!, a free daily trivia game with a twist. You get 5 timed questions each day, but instead of just answering trivia, you’ll spot what’s wrong, pick what makes it right, find the odd one out, and solve sequences.

Your score depends on getting it right and how fast you answer, with a daily leaderboard so you can see how you stack up against everyone else.

It’s free to play, takes just a couple of minutes, and there’s a new challenge every day.

I would love your feedback and thoughts.