A small try
(How I got my answers:
(01) Chrome. Shiny. 1950s. Good typeface for this movie.
(02) It took me forever to think of the horror movie. Horrible.
(03) Art deco. Ah, New York in the 1920s. Nice typeface. Too bad the movie was a giant bore.
(04) I just saw this old musical recently.
(05) This was in my wallpaper, so I recognized it. I can't wait for the next movie. Daniel Craig was a great choice.
(06) The bug made this easy.
(07) What old movie starts with a letter G? Frankly my dear...
(08) The soapy background made this easy.
(09) I kept thinking "speed" and "1980s" and "kiddy."
(10) Comics. Red on black.
(11) It had a Xanadu vibe to it. So I used Google Image Search to look at the posters of similar movies, and I was surprised to find that it was from one of my favorite movies from that era.
(14) Sort of like Chicago. Up in lights.
(15) Iconic disjointed typeface for a movie about alternate dystopian worlds. Both the typeface and the movie sparked a whole bunch of imitations.
(18) Iconic typeface. Easy.
(19) At first I thought the red was a sun. Then I realized it was blood.
(20) I've always liked how this M communicates the movie's theme of "stabbing."
(21) A pun!
(23) Polished steel. Shiny. I remember this i because I always thought it was far too big compared to the other word in the title.
(24) I see posters for this movie everywhere.
(25) Obviously a film about knives and stabbing. I used Google Image Search to look at the more famous movies in the genre.
(26) I sort of remembered this from the soundtrack cover of the movie. And I see similar typefaces in scans of covers of the cheap comics and paperbacks that gave the movie its name.
(27) I kept thinking "speed" and "1980s" and "kiddy."
(28) Spots. Easy.
(30) At first I thought it was Jumanji. I kept working from there, looking at posters of jungle movies. Then I recalled where else I'd seen the J - a paperback at the bottom of my bookshelf.
(31) I lucked out because I saw this movie title recently.
(32) I thought it was an ink blot. Then I saw that it was a bullet hole. That solved it.
(36) Same typeface as on Sony's PlayStation 3. Sony must have paid for the typeface.
(37) It's sad that I recognized this. It's one of those bad movies that just won't die.
(38) Cartoons. Big. Yellow.
(41) I saw the water splash in the background. Google Image Search confirmed my guess about this huge oceanic movie.
(43) I lucked out. Being a Battlestar Galactica fan, I just recently looked at the poster of this old movie.
(44) Big yellow metal die-cut letter. I've seen it everywhere recently.
(45) I kept thinking "1950s music." In desperation I checked Google Image Search for The Pianist. I was wrong, but it helped me find the correct movie.
