Big update! New game modes: guess the movie by a frame, beat the clock in timed mode, and spell out the movie title letter by letter. Plus a new daily challenge — come back every day to keep your streak and earn coin rewards. Refreshed menu and smoother performance.
Only the current version so far — new entries appear as the game ships updates.
Catchphrases of Soviet Cinema is a quiz where you guess the film by its most famous line. A quote appears on screen styled like a frame of old movie reel — remember which film it's from and pick the right title out of four options. After every answer you see a still from the film, its release year and director, a nice way to jog your memory.
The game has 629 questions across six themed collections — from Leonid Gaidai's and Eldar Ryazanov's comedies to black-and-white classics.
How to play:
— read a famous line from a Soviet film;
— pick the right title out of four options;
— see a still, release year and director of the film;
— stuck? A hint removes two wrong answers.
Six collections of catchphrases:
— Gaidai's comedies: The Diamond Arm, Ivan Vasilievich: Back to the Future, Kidnapping, Caucasian Style, Operation Y, The Twelve Chairs;
— Ryazanov's films: The Irony of Fate, Office Romance, Beware of the Car;
— Daneliya and Zakharov: Mimino, Afonya, Kin-dza-dza!, The Very Same Munchhausen, The Formula of Love;
— national favorites: Love and Doves, Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears, Gentlemen of Fortune;
— screen legends: White Sun of the Desert, The Meeting Place Cannot Be Changed, Heart of a Dog;
— black-and-white classics: Girls and other films of the era.
It's a warm trip down memory lane for Soviet cinema and a real test of film knowledge: how many lines from old films will you recognize? Guess the movie from a single quote, see the stills and unlock all six collections.
Play anywhere — this is an offline quiz, every quote and still is already inside the app. Guess Soviet films on a commute, at the dacha or on a flight, no internet needed, at your own pace, with no time limit. See how well you really know Soviet cinema — and guess the film from just one unforgettable line.