YOU DON'T KNOW JACK Movies

YOU DON'T KNOW JACK Movies

YOU DON'T KNOW JACK Movies game tile
Developer	Jellyvision Berkeley Systems
Publisher	Berkeley Systems (through Sierra On-Line)
Series	You Don't Know Jack
Release date	April 16th, 1997
Release price (USD)	$30
Hosted by	Cookie Masterson
Number of players	1-3
Game duration	25 Minutes
Platforms	Windows (3.1/95; 486 or higher) Mac OS (System 7.1; 68040 or higher)
Languages	English
Genre	Trivia
Director	John Boyden
Producer	John Boyden Martin Streicher

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YOU DON'T KNOW JACK Movies is a trivia video game developed by Jellyvision (now Jackbox Games) and Berkeley Systems, and was originally published by Berkeley Systems (through Sierra On-Line) on April 16th, 1997. It is the fourth installment in the You Don't Know Jack series, and the second game in the series to be centered on a specific theme.

It is the first game in the series to be published by Sierra On-Line, following their acquisition of Berkeley Systems by their parent company CUC International on April 11th.

It is also the final You Don't Know Jack game to have Fiber Optic Field Trip.

Gallery

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  The intro tagline.
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  The opening title.
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  The beginning of Round 1.
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  A standard multiple-choice question.
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  The intro to a Gibberish Question.
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  A Gibberish Question.
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  The intro to a Fiber Optic Field Trip question after its respective category is chosen.
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  A Fiber Optic Field Trip question.
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  The intro to DisOrDat.
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  A DisOrDat question.
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  A Picture Question.
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  A Question 1 segue, parodying 2001: A Space Odyssey.
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  An alternate Question 1 segue.
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  A Question 2 segue, parodying the THX logo.
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  A Question 3 segue.
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  An alternate Question 3(D) segue.
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  A Question 4 segue: The Question That Still Cares.
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  An alternate Question 4 segue, parodying shark movies like Jaws.
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  A Question 5 segue.
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  An alternate Question 5 segue.
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  A Question 6 segue, parodying film noir.
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  An alternate Question 6 segue.
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  A Question 7 segue.
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  An alternate Question 7 segue.
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  A Question 8 segue: Question huit.
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  A Question 9 segue, parodying disaster movies.
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  An alternate Question 9 segue, parodying Jurassic Park.
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  A Question 10 segue, parodying military movies.
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  An alternate Question 10 segue.
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  The beginning of Round 2.
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  A Question 11 segue.
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  An alternate Question 11 segue.
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  A Question 12 segue.
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  An alternate Question 12 segue, parodying Indiana Jones.
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  A Question 13 segue, parodying Vertigo.
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  An alternate Question 13 segue.
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  A Question 14 segue, in the form of a silent movie dialogue card.
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  An alternate Question 14 segue.
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  A Question 15 segue.
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  An alternate Question 15 segue, parodying Alien.
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  A Question 16 segue, parodying Psycho.
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  A Question 17 segue.
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  An alternate Question 17 segue, parodying the MPAA trailer ID.
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  A Question 18 segue.
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  An alternate Question 18 segue.
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  A Question 19 segue, parodying the Godzilla films.
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  An alternate Question 19 segue.
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  A Question 20 segue, parodying westerns.
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  An alternate Question 20 segue, parodying the 20th Century Fox logo.
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  The intro to the Jack Attack.