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1. This movie is about a young man finally facing his destiny. He has gone through many different trials and tribulations to get to this point, but must face one more major feat. "I know there is good in him, I have felt it."

From Quiz Don'tcha Wish You Could Quote Like Me?

Answer: Star Wars: Return Of The Jedi

Luke Skywalker says this in the middle of the movie, when he is talking to Yoda about his father, Darth Vader. It is one of the more important quotes in the movie because it is foreshadowing a crucial part of the movie, when Darth Vader destroys the Emperor to save Luke.

From Quiz Name That Movie! Johnny Depp Style!

Answer: Cry Baby

"Cry Baby"(1990). Wade Walker (Depp) the leader of the drapes and main character, is in court for rioting with the squares. He is telling Mrs. Vernon-Williams that he loves Allison, her granddaughter, and he wants to be with her so Mrs. Vernon-Williams will think better of him. The purpose is to convince the judge to let him go.

From Quiz Cheesy Movie Quotes, Part 3

Answer: While You Were Sleeping

After Peter is mugged on Christmas Day, he falls, unconscious, onto the train tracks. Lucy, who has spent weeks fantasizing about him, pulls him off the track just before he's run over by a train, thereby saving his life. In the hospital, while he lays in a coma, she is mistakenly identified as his fiancée, a fact which endears her to his family. Unable to sleep, Lucy spends the first night of Peter's coma sitting by his side, trying to explain to him why his family believes her to be his fiancée. This quote is part of that explanation. Life gets complicated when Peter wakens, becomes convinced that she really is his fiancée, and asks her to marry him. Unfortunately by this time she's already fallen in love with his brother. Sandra Bullock, Bill Pullman, and Peter Gallagher star under Jon Turtletaub's direction.

From Quiz Quotes from "Best Picture" Movies, 8

Answer: Titanic

In this scene well-heeled American industrialist and philanthropist Benjamin Guggenheim (played by Michael Ensign) has realized that there are only half the number of lifeboats on RMS Titanic needed for all passengers, and that he is faced with almost certain death. He and his valet change into formal evening attire, and he says this quote when a steward offers them life jackets. "Titanic" tells the true story of the luxurious White Star ocean liner, RMS Titanic, that sank in 1912 on its maiden voyage, through the lives of both fictional and real life characters. "Titanic" won 11 Oscars in the 1998 Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Original Song for "My Heart Will Go On". The only other movies to win 11 Oscars (as of March 2006) were "Ben-Hur" in the 1960 Academy Awards and "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" in the 2004 Academy Awards. Both Gloria Stuart (old Rose Bukater) and Kate Winslet (young Rose Bukater) were nominated for Oscars, but neither won.

From Quiz Quotes from "Best Picture" Movies, 7

Answer: The English Patient

"The English Patient" tells the story of Hungarian-born mapmaker, Count Laszlo de Almásy (played by Ralph Fiennes), who is badly burned in an airplane crash. Through a series of flashbacks while he is recovering, he remembers his prior life and an affair he had with Katharine Clifton (played by Kristin Scott Thomas). In this scene, as he kisses the depression at the base of her throat he says, "This - what's it called? This place, I love it!" Later, he asks his friend Maddox (played by Julian Wadham) the question in this quote. Maddox replies "Good God, man, pull yourself together," but later tells Almásy it's called the suprasternal notch. In the 1997 Academy Awards, "The English Patient" won nine Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Actress in a Supporting Role for Juliette Binoche. Ralph Fiennes and Kristin Scott Thomas were nominated for awards, but did not win.

From Quiz Quotes from "Best Picture" Movies, 6

Answer: Titanic

In this famous scene Jack Dawson (played by Leonardo DiCaprio) is holding Rose Bukater (played by Kate Winslet) standing with outstretched arms at the very front of Titanic. Rose says this quote to Jack. "Titanic" tells the historically-accurate saga of the luxurious White Star ocean liner that sank in 1912 on its maiden voyage, seen through the lives of two main fictional characters, Jack Dawson and Rose Bukater. "Titanic" won 11 Oscars in the 1998 Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Original Song for "My Heart Will Go On." The only other movies to win 11 Oscars (as of March 2006) were "Ben-Hur" in the 1960 Academy Awards and "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" in the 2004 Academy Awards.

From Quiz 1960s Movie Quotes

Answer: It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World

"It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" (1963) is an all-star madcap comedy. The movie begins when Jimmy Durante, recently released from prison, speeds toward southern California to uncover $350,000 that he buried under a "big W." When his car crashes over a cliff, several motorists stop to check on the old man, and he tells them about the stolen loot buried under a "big W." After he dies, the fun begins as each person in the motley crew races to find the cash first! Milton Berle delivers this quote at the beginning of the film when he sees Jimmy Durante's car fly over the cliff.

From Quiz Famous Movie Quotes

Answer: Speed

This phrase was said by Harry Temple (Jeff Daniels) to the cop, Jack Traven (Keanu Reeves), at the beginning of the movie while they were trying to save the passengers in the elevator. A little later, after they save them, they try to catch the bomber, Howard Payne (Dennis Hopper), and they meet up with him in the basement of the building. It was in this scene where Howard said this phrase to Jack. Finally, at the end of the movie, when Jack caught up with Howard and the kidnapped Annie in the subway, Jack said this to Howard one last time. The phrase means that when Jack and Harry come to a sticky situation, what do they do?

From Quiz Quotes from "Best Picture" Movies, 2

Answer: Braveheart

In this scene England's tyrannical King Edward I (sometimes called Longshanks, played by Patrick McGoohan) is talking to an advisor about the unrest in Scotland and says this quote. Then he proposes the detestable right of prima noctae (letting his local administrators have first rights on a new bride's wedding night). In the 1996 Academy Awards, "Braveheart" won five Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Director for Mel Gibson. This is the mostly true story of William Wallace, a commoner (one source says he was a Scottish lord) who unites 13th-century Scotland in its battle to overthrow English rule.

From Quiz Movie Quotes Quiz #4

Answer: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

Unable to take the Hogwarts Express, Harry and Ron fly Mr. Weasley's bewitched car to school for the fall term. Unfortunately the car is seen by muggles, and they accidentally crash the car into the Whomping Willow, a very valuable tree. As they are rushing to reach the great hall in time for the feast, they run into the caretaker, Filch, who delights in seeing students punished.

From Quiz Movie Quotes #3

Answer: Pirates of the Caribbean: the Curse of the Black Pearl

Elizabeth Swan has invoked the right of 'parley' to bargain a truce with the invading pirates. She thinks that they are after the medallion, and will leave peacefully once they get it. She doesn't realize that the medallion is only one of the things that they're after, and because she gave them a false name, they believe that she holds the blood that they also seek.

From Quiz Movie Quotes Quiz #2

Answer: Ghostbusters

Thrown out of their easy research jobs at the university, three friends go into the 'paranormal extermination business'. Dr. Peter Venkman (played by Bill Murray) has this discussion with Dana Barrett (played by Sigourney Weaver), one of the first customers to actually call for their services.

From Quiz Movie Quotes

Answer: This is Spinal Tap

Rob Reiner directed this brilliant 'mockumentary' about a fictional band's less than successful tour of the States. The band has a history of having its drummers die, and this quote comes from an interview when they're explaining this. The drummer in question choked on someone else's vomit, but they never figured out whose vomit because 'You can't really dust for vomit.'.

From Quiz Movie Musical Quotes

Answer: The Wizard of Oz

Glinda, the good witch asks Dorothy this question when Glinda first arrives in Munchkinland. Glinda and the Munchkins couldn't believe that someone who was not a witch could have killed the Wicked Witch of the East.

From Quiz "Quotes" - Easy As Pie!

Answer: Titanic

At this point in the film, Rose (Kate Winslet) leaps from her lifeboat onto the doomed liner to join her newly-found lover Jack (Leonardo DiCaprio), claiming she couldn't leave without him. It's an amazing film that will force you into er, floods, of tears. Okay, so I'm not exactly a comedienne!

From Quiz Baseball Movie Quotes

Answer: Eight Men Out

Said by the little boy to "Shoeless" Joe Jackson, while Joe was coming out of the building after signing a confession, that he participated in the fixing of the 1919 "Black Sox" World Series. Director John Sayles was contractually obligated to making "Eight Men Out" under 2 hours long. The film is 12 seconds under 2 hours.

From Quiz Famous Movie Lines

Answer: Apollo 13

This is my all time favorite movie. It was said by Tom Hanks who played Jim Lovell. He said this to the flight control down in Houston, Texas.

From Quiz Movie Quotes in Other Words

Answer: Gone with the Wind

The final scene of "Gone with the Wind" where Rhett is leaving Scarlet, who has just realized that she loved Rhett all along.

From Quiz Made up Movie Lines 2

Answer: 'Empire Strikes Back'

'So I married a Sith Lord' isn't a real film. Or if it is, it hasn't been released in the UK.

From Quiz Name That Movie Quote

Answer: Field of Dreams

Spoiler ahead: This saying was talking about building a baseball field so his Dad would come.

From Quiz Easy Movie Quotes

Answer: The Matrix

'The Matrix' came out in 1999, starring Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Anne Moss, Laurence Fishburn, and Joe Pantoliano. Then Moss and Pantoliano were in 'Memento' together the following year. I hope they like working together...

From Quiz Great Movie Quotes V

Answer: A Few Good Men

"A Few Good Men" was nominated for Best Picture in the 1993 Academy Awards but lost to "Unforgiven." Jack Nicholson was nominated for Best Actor in a Supporting Role but lost to Gene Hackman in "Unforgiven."

From Quiz Don'tcha Wish You Could Quote Like Me?

Answer: Lone Star State of Mind

Tinker says this to Junior when they are in the car with Earl and Jimbo. Earl has just called Junior dumb and, as usual, Junior responds with: "I ain't dumb, you're dumb!", thus opening the door for Tinker to say his line. All this line really does is point out how dumb Junior really is.

From Quiz Name That Movie! Johnny Depp Style!

Answer: Finding Neverland

"Find Neverland"(2004). Near the beginning, James (Depp), the main character and creator of "Peter Pan" first goes into the park and meets the Davies. He's putting on a show for all the boys and Mrs. Davies, but Peter doesn't believe him. He's trying to convince Peter that Porthos the dog can do anything if he believes it.

From Quiz Cheesy Movie Quotes, Part 3

Answer: The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

The quest to destroy the One Ring in the fires of Mount Doom and bring peace to Middle Earth has almost reached an end. However, burdened by the weight of the Ring, which is resisting its own destruction, Frodo is having trouble completing his task. Aware that he will not be allowed to share the load and carry the Ring, Sam makes this moving (but decidedly cheesy) speech before picking up Frodo and carrying him up the mountain. Peter Jackson directed this faithful interpretation of Tolkein's amazing trilogy.

From Quiz Quotes from "Best Picture" Movies, 7

Answer: Braveheart

"Braveheart" tells the mostly true story of William Wallace (played by Mel Gibson), a commoner (one source says he was a Scottish lord) who unites 13th-century Scotland in its battle to overthrow English rule. In this scene Irish fighter Stephen (played by David O'Hara) has just killed would-be assassin Faudron (played by Jimmy Chisholm), who had tried to kill Wallace while he was hunting in the woods. After killing supposed-ally Faudron in the nick of time, Stephen says this quote to a surprised Wallace. In the 1996 Academy Awards, "Braveheart" won five Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Director for Mel Gibson.

From Quiz 1960s Movie Quotes

Answer: The Sound of Music

"The Sound of Music" (1965), starring Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer, is one of the most beloved musicals in film history. Maria, a postulant nun reconsidering her future life at the convent, takes a position caring for a retired naval captain's 7 children in Austria during WWII. Maria soon brings laughter and music to the cold household, and thaws the captain's heart with her warmth. The movie includes the wonderful title song, "Do-Re-Mi", "My Favorite Things", "I Have Confidence in Me", and a host of other catchy tunes. At the beginning of the film, Maria questions Captain von Trapp (Plummer) about why so many governesses have taken this position and quickly resigned: "What's wrong with the children, sir?" The captain responds with this brash quote.

From Quiz Famous Movie Quotes

Answer: A Few Good Men

This was toward the end of the movie when Lt. Daniel Kaffee (Tom Cruise) put Col. Nathan R. Jessep (Jack Nicholson) on the stand. Kaffee was trying to get Jessep admit to ordering the Code Red. In the process, he shouted that first line in the question at Jessep, and Jessep shouted that second line back.

From Quiz Movie Quotes Quiz #4

Answer: Dirty Dancing

Baby, played by Jennifer Grey and her family are spending a vacation at Kellerman's Resort. While there Baby finds that she has more in common with the younger staff than she does with the other guests. This line occurs when the dance instructor, played by Patrick Swayze, is teaching her how to dance so that she can fill in for Penny at a performance they have to do at a neighbouring hotel.

From Quiz Movie Quotes #3

Answer: On Golden Pond

Norman (played by Henry Fonda) has just had one of his 'spells'. After administering his heart medication, his wife (played by Katharine Hepburn) cradles him anxiously, worried that this time he won't come back. When the medication finally does kick in, Norman delivers this line, the terminology learned from the teenaged boy that had stayed with them for a large part of the summer. Fonda and Hepburn both received Oscars for their amazing performances.

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