Movie Title in the Quote Quiz

I would have done better if I remembered how to spell "Soylent." Good quiz.

7/17. Average score is 8. Aww. Under average XD!

For some reason, I put 301 instead of 300. Haha. Good quiz.

Only 18% are getting Casablanca. That's sad.

Agree.

that movie is older than my father.

That means it's a classic that has withstood the passage of time.

Soylent Green spoiler alert!

I think it's impossible to hear about this movie and avoid spoilers at this point. The film is not very famous or well known... but that one line from it gets used as a pop culture reference all the time. I had heard it dozens of times over the years before I finally decided to look it up and figure out what they were referencing. Then I got the movie from Netflix and watched it. But the first thing I knew about it was the spoiler.

I can't imagine Soylent Green EVER coming up in a non-spoilery context. It's one of those things like "Luke, I am your father" that just got accepted by society.

The hills are alive quote makes me think of some horror movie

Ha! I'd like to see a mash-up of The Sound of Music and The Hills Have Eyes in which the whole sorry von Trapp family get eaten by misshapen, inbred cannibals. THAT'S a sing-a-long-a Sound of Music I could tap my foot to.

And would be a lot less than 4 hours long.

How about a few chick flicks, please?

Besides...can YOU quote any chick flicks? They are entertaining...but altogether forgettable.

I actually don't like the term "chick flicks", and this list was better than most but perhaps I should have said more classics, dramas, musicals, romantic comedies, etc. Here are a few I thought of. "If you look for it I've got a sneaky feeling that Love, Actually is all around." "Through the internet? Yes. You've Got Mail. Yes! Some very powerful words." "When destiny has a sense of humor you call it Serendipity." "What if this is As Good As It Gets?" "And though you turn from me to glance behind, The Phantom of the Opera is there, inside your mind." "Everyone of us is a Fiddler on the Roof trying to scratch out a pleasant, simple tune without breaking his neck." "Consider The Lilies of the Field, how they grow; they toil not, neither do they spin." "Tale as old as time, song as old as rhyme, Beauty and the Beast."

_____ _______, my agent. You are my ambassador of Kwan.

Well of course you do. No one can cross a ball or ____ __ ____ _______.

They were all messages of love. If you look for it, I've got a sneaky feeling you'll find that ____ ________ is all around.

If you know ____ _____ ____, you can rule!

_____ ___! Here I go again! My my, how can I resist you?

Save yourself bruises and buy yourself a bedside lamp. And remember, a disco diva must look her best. Go buy yourself a knock-out outfit. You'll need it for when my next letter comes. And I know you hate your job, but I'll help. Look for a sign. You'll know what to do. __, _ ____ ___.

I could probably dig up more of these if I was so inclined. Not that hard.

Just in case QM decides to make a chick flick version of this quiz... those are Jerry Maguire, Bend it Like Beckham, Love Actually, What Women Want, Mamma Mia, and P.S., I Love You

Any quiz that has The Warriors AND Chinatown easily wins best movie quiz on Jetpunk for me.

I can think of quite a couple movie quizzes that have both those movies actually.

I've since encountered another one with The Warriors, but not Chinatown. I think I remember a quiz with The Two Jakes, which is regrettable because it is an awful sequel.

Roll credits!

22% knew The Warriors. Shame

I think this quiz may be a rip off of, or a homage to, a Family Guy joke where Peter gets all excited in the cinema when they say the name of the movie.

I remember reading the Harry Knowles review of Tomb Raider way back and in it he harshly criticized the movie for saying "tomb raider" at some point during the run time of the film, commenting that this never happens in cinema. At the time I was thinking this was completely wrong and immediately thought of many examples like the above.

That was one of very, very few Family Guy jokes I genuinely enjoyed.

I think for the Matrix I would have gone with: "Unfortunately, noone can be told what the Matrix is, you have to see it for yourself."