Movie Quotes Trivia Quiz # 40

Said by Billy-Bob 'Man child, has his own zip code'.

Richard Hayden (David Spade) said this to Tommy Callahan (Chris Farley) when Richard was quizzing Tommy on some of the policies and procedures used at Callahan Auto Parts. The carrying charge for merchandise in the warehouse was one and a half percent. Tommy couldn't remember, so Richard used this variation on the association game.

Kevin Spacey was under hypnosis in this scene. Jeff Bridges wanted to know the name of his friend and Kevin says "not telling." and Jeff then says "Well we need to call him something. How about Pete?" And Kevin starts to laugh and says "Well, that's not his name but whatever thrills ya."

A computer programmer who works out of her home, Angela has a disc fall into her hands that some very nasty people don't want her having. In order to get it back they totally disrupt her life, assume her identity and create a rather unsavory replacement identity for her – and all of this is done using the internet. Wanted by the police, she is desperate to reclaim her life, but has trouble getting anyone to believe her, because of her reclusive lifestyle.

Walter Kornbluth (Eugene Levy) says this after he jumps out of the way of a speeding army van and falls down a laundry chute.

After this and 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High', I thought Amy Heckerling should be the crowned queen of capturing the essence of generations. Then she did 'Loser', and that movie's title is just a tad too fitting.

Spoken by Stanley Motss (Dustin Hoffman) to Conrad Bream (Robert De Niro).

Posing as a kindergarten teacher, in order to track down the ex-wife of a drug lord, Kimble (played by Arnold Schwarzenegger) is exposed to the precocious behaviour of plain speaking six year old children, who parrot what their parents say without always completely understanding it!

Billy Rosewood take two shotguns and an overcoat out of his trunk and tells Taggart this. Rosewood has a huge facination with guns in this installment. Throughout the movie we see guns everywhere around Rosewood...under his bed, behind his bedroom door, in the cushions of his couch, even in the fish tank. In "Beverly Hils Cop II", Axel Foley returns to Beverly Hills to help Taggart and Rosewood solve the Alphabet Murders and the shooting of his friend.

Carol said this to Melvin when he came to visit her at her apartment. His reply was, 'Maybe we could live without the wisecracks.'