Movie Quotes Trivia Quiz # 27

Willy Wonka says this to Charlie when they are in the Wonka-Vator. After that, Charlie presses it and they fly through the window on the roof.

Josh Brolin's character Brandon Walsh said this last line in response to a visit from Troy's father. This 1985 film also starred Corey Feldman, Sean Astin, and Kerri Green.

Lauren Hutton has been on the cover of Vogue Magazine 25 times.

When three brothers are killed in action during WWII, Washington wants save the poor mother the grief of losing her 4th son. The only problem is that he’s stationed somewhere near the front, and no one is sure exactly how to get in touch with him. Led by Captain Miller, eight men are charged with the very dangerous mission of finding Private Ryan, and bringing him home.

From "The Wizard of Oz" - 1939.

"Toto, I don't think we're in Kansas anymore."

"Dances with Wolves" won seven Oscars in the 1991 Academy Awards, including Best Picture. Kevin Costner was nominated for Best Actor in a Leading Role for his portrayal of U.S. Civil War veteran Lt. John Dunbar, who is exiled to a remote western army outpost and makes friends with some Sioux Indians. They bestow on him the Indian name of "Dances with Wolves" for his relationship with a local wild wolf.

When a freak accident allows him to hear what women are thinking, Nick has no compulsion at all about using the ability to achieve his own ends, at least not at first! This interchange takes place between Nick and his new boss, while Nick is explaining how far he was willing to go to try and understand the special needs of advertising to women. Mel Gibson and Helen Hunt starred, under Nancy Meyers’ direction.

Kathleen Turner was the serial killing mom in this funny, albeit sick, flick.

This was said between Bruce Willis and Samuel L. Jackson in "Die Hard with A Vengeance".

This line is delivered by Hedley (not Hedy) Lamarr (Harvey Korman), in conversation with his bumbling henchman, Taggart (Slim Pickens). The reply: 'Ditto!'



Hedley is attempting to come up with a plan to get the residents of Rock Ridge out of their town, so that a railway line can be built through it instead. He decides that since they need a new sheriff, he will give them one - Bart (Cleavon Little), the man he's just seen after looking out the window. This saves Bart from being hanged, and Hedley thinks he's sure to succeed, as he knows the people of Rock Ridge will never accept a black sheriff.

Unfortunately for Hedley, Bart turns out to be the best thing that ever happened to Rock Ridge. When he discovers Hedley's evil plan, Bart teams up with a drunken gunslinger, the Waco Kid (Gene Wilder), to save the town. It seems that people either love or hate this Mel Brooks classic, but no one can deny that it does extremely creative things with the 'Western' genre. And it does it with beans.