Movie Quotes Trivia Quiz # 82

Uhura says this to "Mr. Adventure" in "The Search for Spock", just before Kirk and Co. arrive to be beamed to the Enterprise. As we all know, "Mr. Adventure" was subsequently thrown into the closet.

Tom says this to Amanda in front of her restuarant. He's referring to the crab that pinched him in the market. I love this movie, it's funny and romantic. I'm not one to watch romance movies, but if they're funny, I like them.

Fiedler.

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.

Ethan Embry's character, Mark is prohibited from listening to punk music in the store because A.J. (Johnny Whitworth) said it would make him sterile.

Ah, yes. Drew Barrymore's first major movie. This was a classic with kids in the 80s.

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.

Jackie-O says this at the beginning of the movie to her mother when she's talking about taping the windows to prevent hurricane damage. Parker Posey (speaker of this quote) is one of my favorite actresses. She is literally a comedic genius, although Wendy MacLeod's script for this film is pretty funny too. She actually adapted it from her own play of the same title.