Which of These Films is This Movie Quote From? Quiz

Answer: American Hustle

Christian Bale plays Irving Rosenfeld, who describes his wife Rosalyn Rosenfeld in this manner. She is played by Jennifer Lawrence, in an amazingly convincing ditzy way, comical, but also frustrating. The film "American Hustle" is hard to categorize in a genre which is perhaps part of its excellence. Irving is a con-man and his wife, Rosalyn, is only too happy to reap the rewards of his duplicity, although not particularly adept at helping out. And that's where Sydney Prosser, played by Amy Adams,
comes in--she is Irving's mistress and proves a very capable con-woman.

Answer: The Karate Kid

In the 1984 movie "The Karate Kid" Ralph Macchio plays a high school student Daniel LaRusso, new to town who gets on the wrong side of a group of bullies who study karate at a dojo with a belligerent karate master. They beat him up and he seeks the help of a lonely mild-mannered and wryly humorous handyman, a Mr. Miyagi, played wonderfully by Pat Morita, who was Academy Award nominated for his performance. Mr. Miyagi has a slew of bits of wisdom about karate and life in general that he doles out as he trains Macchio's character Danny.

In one scene for instance, Mr. Miyagi tries encouraging Danny to go to the school dance, but Danny laments that he's not into dancing and doesn't feel like it. Mr. Miyagi tells him "Oh, Daniel-San, you too much by self.

Not good." And when Danny counters that he's not by himself, he's got Mr. Miyagi as his friend, Miyagi tells him, "To make honey, young bee need young flower, not old prune."

Answer: Bee Movie

"Bee Movie" (2007) is an animated comedy about a bee named Barry B. Benson (voiced by producer of the film Jerry Seinfeld) who discovers, from a florist friend, that humans eat all the honey that bees produce. So Barry decides to sue the human race. He goes to court and making his case for the hardships bees face in the process of making honey, Barry brings a bear into the courtroom, the same bear that was broadcast attacking a bee hive on the "Hive at Five" news report on television.

Answer: Ted

At the beginning of the film "Ted", starring Mark Wahlberg who has a talking Teddy Bear as a best friend, actor Patrick Stewart narrates in voice over this quote as the camera pans across a sleeping little boy with his Teddy Bear...a Teddy Bear that will become the foul-mouthed raunchy Ted voiced by Seth McFarlane. Wahlberg's John Bennett, who was that little boy, had his wish come true and his bear came to life.

But the story would lead to John having to decide whether to keep his relationship with Ted or his girlfriend, Lori (Mila Kunis).

Answer: Black Hawk Down

This is the voiceover narration during the closing scene in the 2001 war movie "Black Hawk Down" directed by Ridley Scott. It is spoken by actor Johnny Strong who portrayed Randy Shughart, a Medal of Honor recipient for his role in Operation Gothic Serpent at the Battle of Mogadishu in October 1993, that is depicted in the film. Shughart's medal however, was given posthumously, as he was killed in the process of attempting to rescue his downed comrades.

Answer: Parenthood

Dianne Wiest played Helen in the 1989 film "Parenthood" and in the scene involving this quote Helen finds out that her daughter Julie (Martha Plimpton") is going to have a baby. Helen's brother George is present as well when this is revealed as Julie and her boyfriend Tod (Keanu Reeves) have a fight and he storms out. Exasperated, Juie says, "If he thinks I'm having his baby now, he's crazy!

Answer: The Big Chill

In 1983's "The Big Chill", nominated for a Best Picture Oscar, a group of friends from college get together years later on the occasion of the funeral for a friend of theirs (who was played by Kevin Costner but got completely cut from the movie). The friends stay over at the home of Harold and Sarah. During their catching up over the weekend, Michael (Jeff Goldblum) and Sam (Tom Berenger) have an in-depth conversation about their lives which they videotape themselves having while sitting on the couch, talking about manipulative people and rationalizations. Nichael makes that humorous observation about rationalizations to Sam in their debate.

Answer: Annie Hall

In 1977's "Annie Hall" the Best Picture comic masterpiece by Woody Allen, comedian Alvy Singer is dating the title character, played by Diane Keaton (who won the Best Actress Oscar). The film takes place in New York for the most part but does venture to Hollywood for a bit when Alvy and Annie visit there for an awards show. Annie admires how clean it is out there in California, prompting Alvy's negative remark about Tv culture in Hollywood.

Answer: Network

In this scene from the 1976 film "Network" news anchor Howard Beale (played by Peter Finch, who won a posthumous Best Actor Oscar) lays himself open to his friend Max Schumacher, played by William Holden. Max is the TV news division president of the network Beale is on. Beale has exhibited bizarre on-air behavior, launching into maniacal rants during the news. Sadly, Max gives Beale the news that he has to replace him. Beale explains that his behavior is not due to a psychotic breakdown, but rather that he feels plugged into a sort of universal truth.

Answer: I Shot Andy Warhol

"I Shot Andy Warhol" (1996) is based on the life of Valerie Solanas, a 60's radical who wrote a manifesto called "Scum" about her hatred of males. The film opens with the actual shooting and Valerie (played by Lily Taylor) taken into custody for shooting Warhol (Jared Harris), and in flashback we see the events leading up to her anger at being ignored by Warhol, who would not entertain the idea of producing a movie of a screenplay she wrote. Actor Stephen Dorff plays the transgender Candy Darling, a member of the Warhol "Factory". Candy writes this quote in her diary. Andy Warhol would cast Candy in his films, as she was somewhat of a muse for him.