Movie Quotes Trivia Quiz # 1

Ponyboy Curtis tells this to his buddy Keith 'Two-Bit' Mathews in reply to Two-Bit's previous statement, "Shoot, this house ain't dirty. You ought to see my house." The Greasers (the tough poor kids) and the Socs (the angry rich kids) are from two different sides of town. Ponyboy (Howell) and Johnny Cade (Macchio) are in the wrong place at the wrong time, when a group of Socs spot them alone in the park. Johnny kills Bob (the leader) in self defense, but the boys are afraid of going to jail and getting split up. With help from their friend Dally, (Dillon) the boys hide out in an abandoned church. When the church catches on fire and small children are inside, the two boys show us what being true heros means.



"The Outsiders" was released in 1983, and starred Tom Cruise, Rob Lowe, Patrick Swayze, Matt Dillon, Ralph Macchio, C. Thomas Howell and Emilio Estevez. It was directed by Francis Ford Coppola. This movie was based on a novel of the same title written by S.E. Hinton when she was only 16 years old.

Spoken by the inimitable Haley Joel Osment, whose character has visions of ghosts throughout the film.

Hermione Granger says this to Harry and Ron in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. She says it because they were stuck by Devil's Snare. So she tries to think of a spell that works for that. That movie is about a guy named Harry realizing that he is a wizard and going to a school called Hogwarts.

Rockhound at the beginning when the army guys show up.

The little girl says this.

A quote that was spoken soon after Mark Darcy first met Bridget Jones at the 'turkey-curry buffet.'

Aragorn (Viggo Mortensen) says this to Frodo (Elijah Wood) in the Prancing Pony after the ring slips on his finger and makes him disappear. The Prancing Pony is located in Bree, this is where Gandalf is supposed to meet Frodo and the other hobbits but doesn't show up. This movie is about hobbits, elves, men and dwarfs who unite to destroy a powerful ring because it can cast evil powers. They face many obstacles along the way.

Robin William's character says this upon finding out no one really has faith in him or what he's doing, or something to that effect.

Jim Kurring tells this to Claudia while they are out on their date at the restuarant.

This is spoken by Nicole Maris, played by Melissa Joan Hart. She says it to Chase, played by Adrian Grenier, her estranged childhood friend.