Movie Quotes Trivia Quiz # 73

Mel Gibson and Danny Glover reprise their roles as, respectively, Martin Riggs and Roger Murtaugh, two cops who have worked together for years. This time they're after a cop-gone-bad who has stolen a cache of weapons from the police force, including cop-killer armour-piercing ammunition.



The film opens with Riggs and Murtaugh deciding whether to enter a building to look for a bomb or wait for the bomb squad. Of course, it wouldn't be an action movie if they did the sensible thing so they enter the building. This exchange is how Riggs convinces the more sensible Murtaugh that they can handle the situation.



Thanks to this movie, the retiring cop whose life is jeopardised solely by his imminent retirement has become something of a cliche in the cop-buddy movie genre. It has been parodied quite extensively, but probably most notably in the movie "The Last Action Hero" starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and the McBain sequences in "The Simpsons".

The student states this about his coat outside of the restaurant.

This line was used in the final scene.

Deep into his explanation of why he refuses to tip, Mr. Pink (Steve Buscemi) doesn't find Mr. White's (Harvey Keitel) respect and sympathy for waitresses very compelling. He rubs his thumb and index finger together and delivers the above quote.

Alfred Hitchcock's "North by Northwest" (1959) stars Cary Grant, Eva Marie Saint, and James Mason in a thrilling spy chase from New York City to Mount Rushmore. Grant stars as advertising man Roger O. Thornhill, who is mistaken for U.S. spy George Kaplan and promptly abducted by ringleader Vandamme's thugs. However, Kaplan doesn't exist. He's a decoy invented by the CIA to keep Vandamme from discovering their true agent, played by Eva Marie Saint. This film also features the famous crop-dusting sequence and the climactic scene atop Mount Rushmore.



Cary Grant's character delivers the quote above to the CIA professor played by Leo G. Carroll. Carroll tries to convince Grant to continue playing the role of Kaplan until they can get their own agent safely out of the country ... on Vandamme's plane.

John Bender (Judd Nelson) said this about Richard Vernon (Paul Gleason). This was early in the movie, right after Bender asked "Dick" if Barry Manilow knew that he raided his wardrobe. "Don't mess with the bull, young man. You'll get the horns." Appropriate name for Mr. Vernon, don't ya think?

Coach Boone says this to Sunshine, trying to pump him up before he goes in to play. He fibs a little about the number, though.

Kind of easy, I know. This is how Johnny (Keanu Reeves) introduces himself to Angelo (Gary Busey) after Angelo is complaining that his new partner is going to be some "Quarterback punk." This movie has the best chase scene. They're running through houses and Patrick Swayze throws a dog at Keanu Reeves. Yes, a dog.

Yes, Gandalf again! Spoken when seeing Balin's tomb.