1. Alec Baldwin
   Sean Penn
2. Michael J. Fox

Baldwin wasn't in "Casualties of War." The movie starred Fox and Penn fighting in the Vietnam War.

1. great reviews
   average reviews
2. poor reviews

"Casualties of War" received very high marks from critics, but it couldn't capitalize on its $22 million budget. It lost money at the box office.

1. Tom Cruise
   Charlie Sheen
2. Harrison Ford

Tom Cruise played the lead role in "Born on the Fourth of July," which was directed by Oliver Stone. The movie follows the turbulent experiences of a disabled Vietnam veteran who returns home from the war.

1. "Full Metal Jacket"
   "Casualties of War"
2. "Platoon"

Sheen played Pfc. Chris Taylor, who is ensnared in the violence of war and the duplicity of the men around him. For Taylor, the Vietnam War is a hellish experience.

1. true
2. false

The Oliver Stone movie had a budget of only $14 million, but it struck a nerve with the American public. It earned more than $160 million at the box office.

1. World War I
   World War II
2. Korean War

This German movie follows the adventures of a submarine crew fighting during World War II. It's notable because it was one of the most expensive movies in German film history.

1. zero
   one
2. three

This often hilarious Vietnam flick didn't win any Oscars. But lead actor Robin Williams was nominated for Best Actor.

1. Japan
   China
2. Vietnam

The movie is set in World War II-era China and follows the struggles of a boy who is stranded without his parents during the Japanese occupation.

1. Corey Feldman
   Christian Bale
2. Tom Cruise

Christian Bale was just 12 years old when he received this hugely important role. Roughly 4,000 kids reportedly auditioned for the part.

1. Jake
   Jim
2. John

1982's "First Blood" features a character named John Rambo. In this movie, Sylvester Stallone plays a Vietnam veteran struggling to adapt to civilian life in a small town where law enforcement has gone haywire.

1. comic book
   novel
2. song

"First Blood" was based on a novel of the same name published in 1972. The movie was enormously successful and spawned four (and nearly five) sequels.

1. two
   three
2. four

Including the original "First Blood," there were three "Rambo" movies during the 80s. The others were "Rambo: First Blood Part II" and "Rambo III."

1. "First Blood"
   "Rambo: First Blood Part II"
2. "Rambo III"

The second "Rambo" movie was easily the most successful. It grossed over $300 million.

1. The Who
   Merle Haggard
2. The Doors

There were no songs from The Who on the "Good Morning, Vietnam" soundtrack. It featured multiple songs from the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, along with Otis Redding, Smokey Robinson and other well-known artists.

1. Afghanistan
   Vietnam
2. Arizona

In "Rambo III," Sylvester Stallone and his comrades assist Afghan rebels in their fight against Soviet invaders. The film was another huge hit for Stallone.

1. "Das Boot"
   "Heartbreak Ridge"
2. "Missing in Action"

Norris, of course, is known for his many action movies. In "Missing in Action," he plays a Vietnam veteran who goes back to Vietnam to find American soldiers listed as "missing in action"

1. Steven Spielberg
   Stanley Kubrick
2. Mel Gibson

Stanley Kubrick, of "A Clockwork Orange" fame, directed "Full Metal Jacket." The film received many critical accolades but was nominated for just one Academy Award.

1. Best Special Effects
   Best Sound
2. Best Adapted Screenplay

"Full Metal Jacket" won an Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay. The screenplay was written by director Stanley Kubrick, Michael Herr and Gustav Hasford.

1. Germany
   Soviet Union
2. Mexico

In "Red Dawn," the Soviets attack the United States and begin to occupy the country. A small group of young Americans begins launching guerilla attacks in an attempt to beat back the invaders.

1. killing Hitler
   finding his son
2. breaking out of a POW camp

In "Uncommon Valor," Hackman is certain that his missing son -- an American soldier -- is still alive in Vietnam. Hackman assembles a crack team of operatives to go back to Vietnam and rescue him.

1. Vietnam War
   World War I
2. Korean War

Directed by Roland Joffe, "The Killing Fields" is set during the Vietnam War in Cambodia, a country that wound up embroiled in a civil war thanks to the turmoil in Vietnam.

1. John Carpenter
   Francis Ford Coppola
2. Oliver Stone

"Platoon" was the first of a trilogy of war movies directed by Oliver Stone. Stone also wrote the screenplay, which was based on his experiences as a soldier during the Vietnam War.

1. seven
   eight
2. 10

"Platoon's" gritty realism helped it earn eight Oscar nominations. It won four, including Best Picture and Best Director.

1. Best Sound
   Best Original Screenplay
2. Best Film Editing

"Platoon" did not win Best Original Screenplay. It did win Best Film Editing and Best Sound.

1. Martin Sheen
   Patrick Swayze
2. Tom Cruise

Patrick Swayze was the leader of the American rebels desperately fighting the Soviet soldiers. Overpowered and overmatched, the Americans are eventually wiped out.

1. Vietnam War
   World War II
2. Civil War

In "Glory," actor Matthew Broderick leads a group of black Union soldiers as they struggle to earn respect in a (mostly) white country warring with itself.

1. George Lucas
   Steven Spielberg
2. Ivan Reitman

Steven Spielberg directed "Empire of the Sun." The World War II epic was nominated for six Academy Awards but didn't win any Oscars.

1. brain damage
   paralysis
2. missing limbs

The main character (Ron Kovic) is paralyzed from the waist down. He's also suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder as he attempts to readjust to life in the United States.

1. "Uncommon Valor"
   "Heartbreak Ridge"
2. "The Final Countdown"

Eastwood was the star of "Heartbreak Ridge," which followed the story of a group of American soldiers who invaded Grenada in 1983. Eastwood also directed and produced the movie.

1. true
2. false

"Heartbreak Ridge" had a budget of only $15 million but grossed more than $120 million. It also received a single Academy Award nomination but didn't win.